Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 April 1870 — Page 4

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jia lux'. AdverUpmert, !n this colnmn.of throe Irx-ft, each insertion, Thirty Cents. FOR SAIiS. c SOW Attn VA1.X--A pood Cow find C'AUU & CO . Nos. Calf. April' to N. Ps Sana 4 Bomii Water Sliett. I 8 lw jrtllV.HIf UKK riII-At the OKIXI F.NTAL TKA hlyKK, New Optra J i otik. H.A.OOOBT. rl t It LOST. On Thursday afternoon, April 7th,' on the way from the .Sherwood House to Bieamer Quickstep, or on the boat, a traveling mjeul's eii enne book, containing 85 In currency, which wilt he freely given for return of book to Sherwood House. It 7AIITED. C i'l IIATIOM A practical business man k5 wishes permanent situation. No injection to traveling. Best of references Kiveu If requited. Addrets F., Journal GiUce. - ' . apu JOI'BSIETHK.V TAIEORS-Nonebut good hands and sober men need bdIly. LOUIS FAUD, 101 Main Street. prl2-U M W V W. U . . ... ... JLl ploymeut. r 4) i..ii.-uu(ju wages nnu iiteady eraApply at MUH. JJUEW'ri, wiuuui fcirtet, end. between First and Bec-pr!2-3t rp BEST-HOUSE With five to seven JL rooms, sooth of Main Street, and within five or six squares of cor. Hevtutb and Walnut btreeu. J. p. TWKED. ap8 tf (OOU-At tufndian8uTKlearin8tltute, in inuianapolls, good cook. Jsonehut the best need apply, aps lw MISCEIXAHEOUS. f A III ES. MRS. GOODMAN has openJLi ed iier new Block of Hpriko AIiixjnkry at tbo o:d stand, No. 0 south Hec ond Ktreet. nrrl2-ot I AZIZS' JOVBNAL WEDNESDAY, AfBIL 13, 1870. C I TV IVE WS . COAL CINDKI1S. Vic hare a quantity or good Cinders that any person can bare. Apply to onr Pressman. ' ' EST" Writing paper received at the Journal Office yesterday. rf, I JEST The', 'motoentoua question - "Who is Mauntelir, The , universal answer "Can't tell.' '.v. .,' . iSTOnly One Dollar for any of those pretty things at the Dollar store. '' tia?The big tiger on Main Street is not Forcpatlgh'e ; ittcloogs to .Web er, tho Hatter. ' "5 JKSTl'ay your, County, taxes,;, Next Saturday ia the last day to ' save ' ten j er cent, penalty. Boakd oy Equalization.--Tho attention of the Board wa9 taken up yesterday in examining 'thb' aasesszoentsijn' Knight, Soott and Arml trohg Tossnahips. Jl ..." " ' .11 1 . fcS Catrnine ink,--' best quality, ut the Journal Office. 6yTho Grand Jury have returned, lhus far, pnly one bill, and that ono vra3 tried and disposed of yesterday, the fine paid and tho parties gone on their way rtjoioing. ; " Criminal CoTJHr.r--Wm. P. Walker v,-as fiDed ten dollars and costs for assault' and battery. On another charge, the same person and another were fined a like amount, each for resisting an officer, the parties pleading guilty. " , l:; JCSy Inkstands, writing ink, and other stationery, at tho Journal Office. " " 11 Mini- mi ,i um i Tax Matters. Mr. C U. Schroeder, Assessor, sums up tho statistics of his office as follows: The whole amount of personal property, assessed against 4,033 names is M,024,505. Poll taxes assessed . $2,893. . Dogs assessed 1579.; Improvements added einco assessments, $1S7,G40. Insanity Investiqation. Tho only , business beforo tho Jastico'a yesterday, was an inquiry into tho sanity of Conrad Miller, by Justices Walker and Emery ; being deemed a fit subject for investigation, his caso will be tried by the proper authorities this morning, at 10 o'clock. CiacuiT Court. Tho morning was occupied in an effort to suppress some depositions taken in New Orleans in the ease of Agnes M. Jones vs. J no. J. Chandler, et. ah Tho "afternoon , was " occupied in taking default?, and . the adoption of a child. ,"'"'1", , , PERSOJfAL. Prof. Cox, State Geologist, was in the city yesterday, on his way to his old homo in New Ilarjnony .:''," . Judge Fowler, of Kentucky, gave lis a call yesterday. Ho will, we presume, return home on the magnificent Idlcwild. t. '.v: ' Lieutenant D. C. Ashby of Peters-, "burf, Treasurer of Pike County, is in tho city. lie. comes with tho inten tion of reducing the population of Evansville by J the; carrjing off of ono of her daughters to grace tho capital oft the neighboring republio of Pike. 1 ' , Amu sr.MENTS. The only amuso ments in the eity yesterday wcro what was afforded by the disappointed as pirants for office. The profanity of the army in Flanders was a prayer meeting in comparison. ; One old citizen says ha "reckons" the next thing will be to aend to Pike County for a- City 'Attorney! clenching the reckoning with a doublo-shpttcd ex pledvo '. .LI . .: ' j.r Base Ball. Some boys whose names tho Recorder requested should be withheld, were before the Record

er's Court yesterday, for throwing their ball through a' window They would probably have recovered their ball had it not been that they rudely xushed into thb house, without leave, to get it and were expelled by tho oocupants.l .Instead of apologising for their rudeness, r they declared with jnany Vulgar oaths that they 'would forcibly enter tho houso and geiv it. Hence, the police- wero called, ar.d two of the boys wcro fined $1 V , T Base Ball players will please- make 8 note of it.

. Police Matters. The now police were sworn in yesterday, and went on duty last night. Mayer Walker was present at roll call, and read extracts from tho city ordinances concerning the duties of policemen, and gave the new1 officers some sound paternal advice i : Tho men are, on tho whole, about n average lot except as to size, being rather less than last year's force, numbering, in fact, not one tall man in the wholo lot. . ." Seven of them aro said to bo either Germans or of German parentage; four American?, two Irish and one English Tho now Chief , was present, and assigned tho men to their beats. It

is " reported that Chief lloyston will act as Chief until Mr. Mauntell gct3 familiar with the city and tho street names. - -j Although the Courier failed to pub lish tho name of James McDevitt in the Hit of appointments, that gentleman was Bwora in aocf assigned a beat in Lamasco. - It Laving been disputed that tho new 'Chief was a legal voter in the oity, ?IIeinrich Von Lutzergiescr af firms that he is for sure.' Heinrich says: " He life four monts fife weeks und tsight days in dat city tcjum already." This must be taken as conclusive.' Whether he has or not, ho is now an " established establisment." Income Tax. The Asaessor of Internal Ilevenuo for this District baa received the following , circular from tho Commissioner's officer dated April 5th, 1870: , . .". " It has heretofore been the practice of Assessors to publish tho annual list of assessments made on the Income returns of tax-payers. l c; - ' Believing that this practice is n6t for the best interests of the Goverament.but that it is in many reBpects objectionablo and offensive, I desire that in future it be discontinued."' ' 1 "This, however, .will not prevent the; publio from inspecting, lists as neretotore, under tno tollowiog provision of Section 19, Act of July 13, 186G: 'And it shall be tho dutyof the Assessor of each collection district. at the time fixed for hearing such ap pcais as aioresaia, to suDmic me pro oeedings of the Assessor and Assist ant -Assessor, and the annual lists taken And returned as aforesaid to the inspection of any and all persons who may apply lor that purpose. ? . Let us Have Peace. Tho Joua NAL armament, consisting of a non revolving, revolver, and a knifo made from a 16-inch mill file, which was pre sented to this offico by the lato Chief of Polioe, -lloyston, was demanded yesterday, by .'the City Marshal, who claimed it under execution against some person to . whom : it formerly I belonged, j Tho knife is the 'same that I soma "social weakness" cleft off some other "weaknesses" ear., with, some months ago, but the revolver is barm' less. ; , - . . . The Journal, is .now on a peace footing, tho armament having been "mobilized" as above stated. An Office for Sale. Mr. M. J. Carroll, who was appointed Weigh" Master of tho Elm Tree Coal Scales on Monday night, called at ' tho JOURNAL Office last night to say, that the Council took unwarrantable liberty with his name when they to appointed? him. - Bcinj invested with the responsibilities' of that office, he proposes to surrender .them to any one who can tpoak German, for one gallon of good Irish whisky. 1 Who is the bidder? - Forepauou's Four Paws. As the advertisement in the Journal shows, this quadrupedal complex Zoological Exhibition, with Circus attachment and Ornithological -accompaniment, which Mr. Dingesa promises to exhibit on Carpenter's Field, on the 21st and 221, is attracting great attentioh.' Dingers was never known to be attached to a second fiddle show. ' ' - ! " BThe proper way to pronounce the namo of tho new Chief of Police i'a Aftrttntell. - As ho is a stranger in Evansville, the Journal considers it a courtesy duo to his office to introduce him. He is said to be from Dubois County the gentleman from Dubois..:- ;.', , : f -: : Fiest Baptist CnuRcn. Mr, Chaplin pretched another very able sermon last night, his subject being. "Tho tears of Jesus." 'The spcaTcer was in full sympathy with his sub ject and the congregation was deeply moved;, ono lady .united with the church. Service again this evening. I 1ST The exhibition at Masonic 'Hall, on Monday evening, did great credit to Messrs. Hplfelder, Sceman and Schccne, who participated therein. As a benefit, as well as a dramatic ex hibition, h was a success, Mr. Sth'oane, tha benefiorary, realizing a substan tial sum therefrom. . . ,K I AJNew liROOM. The new police caught five victims up to 11 o'clock lastjnigbt. The Committee on Po lice, Messrs. Doughty and Muhlhau Ben, were eaoh . at the headquarters last night , as. lato as 11 o'clock;.to look after their new charge. Tobacco Bale. Martin, Gardner & Co. of the' Evansville Warehouse, will Bellto-dy forty hogsheads of tobacco. Over one-half of tho break will be Cumberland river tobacco. It UN Aw AY. A-:norse ran away with a wagon containing two little children, 'yesterday, on Main Street, but was caught before he had done any particular damage beyond frightening the little ones badly, Salute. A salute will be fired this morning on tbo , arrival of the new steamer Idlewild, from tho Elm Tree on the wharf. ' jpgy Stebbina saya that one of the new polico is a Jew, one a Christian, and the rest arc Democrats.

The now police Chief is named Mauntell,And there can scarce a man In town toll Why he was picked. out, Krom the land round about, Unless for tho votes ho can count well. - Uo;y right perfectly secure.

A Man Fatally Shot. A man named Bidhop was shot bo that no hopes aro entertained of his recov ery, on a fiatboat, near the mouth of Green Kivcr, yesterday. It appears that the man who wasebot. and an other; Ijoarded the ' fiatboat from 'a skiff, and abused an old man on the flat. A vouni man on the fiatboat took the old man's part, when they attacked him, and. hcj.in defending himself, shot one of his. assailants with a shot gun, as above stated. The abovo are all tho facts that could be learned up to 10 o'clock last night. Tobacco Sold Yesteuday, Mar-' Ua, Gardners Co. of , the Evanaville Warehouse, sold yesterday fifty-ona hogsheads at from 11 CO for frozen to $15 25 for nondescript wrappers.1; r- .. j ' r ' , Serenading. Ileury Hart's band were out serenading again last night, making the night - melodious with their "musio in the air."" . JfpySco Kohn's local of .Idlewild cigars. - - ' ToAccf . Sale. The sale at Ford's Warehouse yesterday was a fine one,' and wo noticed great firmk nessinytho competition among ;tuo buyers. The following prices were paid: Fnzen and frosted trash . $4 00 to 5 80: frozen and frosted to, pood lugs IG 00 to 9 00: medium leaf rJ"20 to 11 25. The lues of J. B. Wall of Davies3 Co., Ky., brought$9 00, in this ealo. J "'- " - x 4 1 - ' ' . 4.K1 I LOCAL NOTICES.. : B3y:A eood ton bneey for sale by Hiram Nelson at hia Auction. Room, ..i-aprl3 5t. : -: ;iJ'-' .:-Farm for Ecnt.';.,'::0; 42i acres, in ono mile of Evansville. Apply to ALVAn JonNson, . y.aprl3tf. A jrew stock. Of; tho Davis Vertical Fed Sewing Machine just received. Office, Hudspeth. Adams & Co., 01 Main Strect.r aprl3 3 - C. 11. Crosby, Ag't.1 Hurrah t Tho Idlewild is Comln?, rid Kohn,' at ,143 Main Street, U manufacturing in connection with hia ceiccratetl u. n. u. ana rvatie x-ui-nam Cigars - tho only I genuina Idlewild Cigar: tho neatest,. prettiest and best Cigar that the marketaffords. It i - . t - - - , Ecvcrilble Collars. J. II. ScnRicnTE.ba8,iist received a large snp'ply of fine Reversible, and Cravat, Collars; also Hercules Cuffs of the very finest stylo. Na ono ever saw a nicer Dress Collar or Caff , in the city of Evansville. Come and see our large stock immediately. :' -:apl3 . J. II. ScjIBlCHTK. I 1 -.; : , J City Clerk's Cnlcc. - After next week. Captain Helder will keep tho CityClejk's office, open; from 7 until 8 o'clock, for the accommodation, of working men who are unablo to transact such business as they may have" with the City Clerk at any other time. .' ' . aprl3'.mayl. ; Durnctt's Flavoring Extracts, sy The superiority of .these txlrpcU c&in tisls in their perfect purity and great strength. ' They are warranted' free from the poisonous o.Is and acids which enter .into the composition of many of the laotitious fruit llavora now in tho market. They are not only truo to their names, but are pre-, pared from fruits of the best quality and are so highly concentrated that a comparatively email quantity only need bo used. - -TT Josepii Burnett .- Boston, Manuac'T"roo and proprietors:""" For eU toy all Grocers and Druggists. ) apr!3ffed3t . ' Tho latest. 5-i f "'Go to Strouao & Bros., 85 Main Street, and sco tho Princo Arthur Suits for Spring and Summer." They arebeautiful. aprl2 2t; Sortie only pi lace in the eity where the beautiful Rembrandt Pho tographs aro made is at, ParkhHl's Gallery, No. 19 South Secoad, Street between Main and Locust. ' apl2 lw ' JjerFifth Annual Ball of the. Cigar Makers "Union, at JNaliGnaClllaZl, Monday evening, April IS, 1870. - prl2Ct. . . : t ; Cricket "and Shoo Fly Caps Just reoeived at Dannettell x Duhmo's, 07, Main Street. ' tpr 12 lw. ! . INotlco to Subscribe! sJjl 1 ! Attention is calledf to ;Doppex'b Uaking I'owder, tue purest article of tho kind ever manufactured. A great saving of money can be made in purchasing Dooley's Baking. 'Pewlder, as one pound-will 5 last longer than two pounds of thoso of ordinary manufacture. - It can not be equaled for making light sweet rolla, biscuits, wailles, corn . bread, r&c, xc, and is always ready, reliable and not affected by the action of tho weather. , For sale by Grocers everywhere. aprl2-tu-thu-sat.. 't One Dollar fitorp. 1 i - Chandler'a ,'Block, 1 opposite : Opera House, is tho 'place for people to get barrains. in " the following articles: Towels,- Hand kerchiefs, - Hosiery. Lace rOoHars, ividi Oiovesr -btlver Plated Ware, Glass Ware, Jewelry, vases. Notions, &o , c. uall and 6ee our e'oclr before purbhasiog, as wo are receiving now goods daily.i i ; apr9 tf, . : . , Attention ladles. ' Mrs. Arty Willis has received, and is daily receiving a very large stock of fashionable millinery, comprising th very latest novelties mi Hats na Bonnets,, and would be pleasdd, to show tho new styles to' her many friends , and customers. No trouble to shov -poods. No 8 Second Street, between Locust and Main. . -. - aplSlw. Mrs. ARTYJmtLi3.,r ' Phillips & Co. are, etill at JSo, 6 North Third Street, and are prepared to do any thing in tho line" ot Photography. . , , . Wo are making fine Porcelains, and those beautiful (Jem Cards. In a tew days we willmako the Rembrandt Effects." These portraits aro tho most pleasing of all others. Call and see. Phillips & Co., No. G Second Sti, 4td-apr9- ' -. - ,ti Dr. Price' Cream Baklns Powderl It never fails, saves tinio and vexa-. tion of epirit; eaves milk; cleganb biscuits arc made with water. Free from all injurious materials. None like it. Wholesale agency at the Oriental Tea Storo, Now Opera Houie.'r . i

Ladies if s'ou want anvthina done

in tho Dress and Cloakmaking line, call at Mrs. Hastings, No. 50 Main btreef, up stairs. apriI7-lw. Always Beady and Sellable. From its perfect purity and uniform strength, Dooley's Baking Powder can bo safely relied on as the Itst and most economical baking powder in use. JNo short weight, as each one contains the full net amount represented, and the Bame quantity is guaranteed to last longer and give better satisfaction in making rolls, biscuits, pastry, &c., i than any -other article ot the kind known. Manufactured bv Dooley & Brother, New York. apr5-tu,thur&sat. C; JiOTlCJS TO TAX PAYERS.. Saturday. April 16th. is the last day on which taxes can be paid without tbo addition o a penalty. ,.. apritlbj " 1'. XitTNKENnEISIER". ' :, -v '. . New7 CiHeods and loth er In'ew Dry Goods just received at SCIIAPKER, BUSSINO & CO. S. ;t.mh7-tf ,, . . , Eja3r Torn Currency and County Ordcra taken At par for goods, at : 1 Schapker, Bussino & Co.'s. mh7-tf Jtfey All -JfciDds' of Soft Felt and fashionable Silk Hats made to order ' WEEEaJc Co.'s. aprG-Sm No. 511 Main St. , ,,Mrs. J,IIast.ings jioftja-jt, received all tho latest 6tyles of bonnets, hat?, and every thing in the imillinery line, which she is selling at the very lowest price, No. 50 Main Street up stairt, ': 4 april7 lw'. . o V. I V . . " LIVE A9D LET LIVE. Did you hear the news? The doctors have agreed that' ' " k -"' OYSTERS FRESH arc the Best . MediciAe to Sirentfthen the Weak and make the Strong Stronger! 1 The best place to get them always fresh,, is at Jom V. Sciiwelzer'8 .'' 5- Main' Street Excttanoe,' ' : :? Between Fifth and Sixth Streets. - jmar22-lm -; :v: ' .'tf-T. C. Bridwell & Co., corner of Main and Third Streets, have a full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, American and imported Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, &c. Prescriptions carofully compounded. Freeh Blue Lick, Congress and Rockbridge Alnm Waters. Jel7-tf Yocwil, find Ladies' Velvet Hats at 55 oents, at'Glio!f & Schwartz, opjosito the Opera House. sep25 JFr Other River Itemt See J7Urd rage. Tho-wcather all day yesterday waa clear and beautiful, with a warm sun. The river was slowly falling all day, the decline being 15 inches in 24 hoursV, '' ,'1 :' '' The packets all had excellent trip3. The Sam. Orr had ICQ hhds tobacco. She will go to tho bank for a few ays, tp-b rcjrjqvated; previous to. en tering the Tennessee River trade The Bermuda was enrolled hero on Mon-day j 1 aud , hereafter i; will rate as an Evansville boat Ca'pt. Gus. DuSouehet has advices that thoT Iulewild-trrosied th falls at 3:30 P. M., and, wUllarriva between 8 and 9 o'clock this morning. Oa her arrival a salute from tho artillery, and oncers ff bin multitude 'will greet her. The C. C. Band went up on the Rose Ilitlast night, to fuinish music for 'tho coming steamer, and will return and go to Cairo and hack with her, thus .finishing! the dedicatta-jur-1, Iho Idlewild a Jnsvillo eteampn.. Tho Mallic" Ragou will leave for Nashville, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock. I,,, ; ' i , s l I The arrivals yesterday morning were the Mollio Ebcrt at 2t St. Louis to Cincinnati ; West Wind at 1, Tcnn?ssco River and return ; Lewellen at 3J, Msaiphi.-, and return; Evansviilo at.G. Green. River ;. 'Anna at 10,St. Louis to Cincinnati ; Hartford at 10,iWabasb River; Sam, Orr at 11, paqro'4'V'ln1'; tho,' afternoon ! there arrived the Sam. J. Hale at -124, from Memphis'! for '' Cincinnati;' tho Rose Ilite-arriyed ato'ebock, and passed up.atv8;.".tue RE.Xeo.,, arrived at 8 "0 clock from Nowf XJrieans, which place she left at 10 oolok,:on Thursday morning. She made the trip from Cairo here, in fifteen hours and forty minutes. ' She had an unusually large trip ,of paaseagers,: bat a very moderate freight; after discharging some mgaxhjejo, t Jsha Ijiassed,, up to Owensboroi and ! will return and doDart for New Orleans to-day LThe P. W; trader arrived a. -cl even o'clock,' ini after: putting off a few hogsheads of sugar; passed : up to Cincinnati ......Kohn marks the adventloAUio Idlewild., with an Idle-' wild brand of 6egarj. " , .'uiqli nr.) tea .,-.-. ; Manlfewt-ot tU-v!teamer Sam. Orr, from Cairo to EvaDBV'.ll, April 12, 187 . K K Danker. m & Co, 1U7 hhds tobacco, 3 bales cott,n; K W I'atrick & Co, 54 hhds tobacco: Martin, Gardner & Co, 1 hhds tobacco; Mackey, . Nisbet & Co, 10 chhos of Srlnts; K'ntag a Wlh.-1 k' liquor; Wra ;ellmarj,'l cask eondrles; C Armstrong, 8 bundles, cualr splits; A Uumbertx, 2 pkg lars; P,ni;ou. Olouey & Carson, 11 dry bides and li boxes of boxes: Miller t Brlnkmeyer, 1 roll carpet; Topf, Lonn Jc Co, 2 bug sundries. . . , , . ; i ! . 4 . I REi? HIPPING. ; Soofltotown Landing 1 box tea. , j i Louisvilie3 bhds tobacco, 1 box tXq.'- ' ClacinDa.tl 1 bbd tobacco. . . . ; . Itlvei Dlspatcitc. ;; I Pittsburg, April 12. MonongaheU utatlonary, wltr lt 2 incbes in tbe channel. "Allegheny 10 feetf at Brownsville, ti feet and rim use ; at OH City, 0 feet Inches and tnatlonary. . i - . ilTTSuu8!-i, April 12 i-WcaUier o'oar and pleasant. AlounttaUela U, feet 2 Inches ami ntftllonary. "Arrlve.l Kesorve, Argosy anU Onvapo, fct. JUonls: ArUosjton, Cinclouati. .Oopatrted Lake Suparlor, Hi. 4'aui AmBf.tpimancuuiaii ; . ,! fhvtxvxij.TC, 1 April 1 --ArrlvPi " tHairow, Pittsburg; ltobert Moore, Waubvllle; Oiendale, Jtuclbnatl; Loi-ena- Ne Orleans, Nitk- Lonwonb, New Orleans. Leparted--t3hvgo-sr,' New Orleans; Robert Moore, Cincinnati r"01endAle, Bt. I.oals; Lorena, Pittsburg, lttver i'aHmjf, -with feet in the canal, and feet l,u tbe chute. Weather bright and pleaant. Thermometer Ti, - .,..,;,.,-! ' J f'i ! i . ! CiKCrNi. ati. April 12. Blvf fallen 3 feet J lucbej, with feet 11 lacliet water in the rht.Qiil. Weather clear. Thermomeierui. ; ',' I Cirtcti'NATi.'Ar'rft II. Arrived: Champion, from st. lvubj; . Messjncer, from Fltu.burg; Mluneola, from Memphi'. DerwtJ Abxnato St. IajuU j MesseBtrnr. to Missouri Klver; Ht. Charles: to l'it'-Ebiug KlvcJii;foeU- . Oairo.- 'Apr! iZJ-Strmler; New' Orteani to iJonSvtle. U P. M.rMcOllI New Orleans to 8'.. Lcui, 1 1 Rob-; Lee, New Orleans ta licminri.Ue, 12; Hercules, Pittanur" to S aw Orleans, 7 A. m; Kover, 8t. Lonla to !lttsbarsr, IH'J sr.; BelleKt Louis, 8t. Louis io MomplM,2;tiaick8tep. Kvauavllle packet," 4: Indianit, LonlvlI!e to NewOrlean", 5; Alice Dean, Ciclnnatl to Memphis. Klver fell one inch. Weather

clear. Alercury tjs7.,;

ST. LOTTT3, April 11. Arrlro'I, Lartv Pike from Monnd City; Bayard, from. Hannibal; City of Cairo, from Memphis; Andy Johntton, from . Keokuk: Illinois, from Peoria; Hheridan, from Dabuque; C. B. Church. Dexter and Olive Branch, from New Orleans; Kate RobinHon,- from Cincinnati; Forsythe, from VlckKbarg. De arted, Kloux City, for BkmxCHy; Vloia elle, for fort Benton ; City of l'ekln, for 1'eorla; Ht. Johns, for Davenport; Bayard, for Hannibal; Jalla.for Vicksbnrg; Columbian, fpr. Omaha; Minneapolis, or Ht. Paulf Andy Johnson,-for Keoknk; Lady Pike, ;for Dubuque.- Klver rising. Weather clear and warm. NAsnvri.T.K; April 12. River falling; rapIdly, with twelve feet on Har petli Knoala.

Weather fair. Arrived: Joha Lnmsden. from Cairo. Departed : Hpray, for Cincinnati. ' , ' . , n Misrpiris. Anrll 12. Weather clear and pleasant.. Klver lining. -. Departed John Kllgour, Lonisvllle; lilntuarck, New Orleans; m. Joseph, St. Louis. ViCksiiVO, April 22. tjp-MoIlIe AbJ(, Wauulta and Colorado. Down M. J. Wick and Leonldas. Kiver rUlrjg ; weather clear 4uid. warm. ... ... .: New Orleans, April 12. Arrived Sliver Hpray, i:in:inniiti; Bee and barges, St. Ixiuis. Deparled-Uraud Em und Commonwealth, Ht. Louis. I86gi..u.'.- 1870. I EYANSVILLT1 ';! ; . . . i Vf V -.ilt-.C-., - V .:. ' .i . . . . . .. . Terms subscription Ucdnecd '4 : GREAT: INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS One JoHiir Pays for One Year The farmers are now engaged In barvoV lng, and will soon have gathered, one of tbe most magnificent crops of grain ever vouchsafed any -people. Their barns are filled tooverflowtng, and many will cxperIeaSenoliftle trouble In taking care of tbejwonderfol abundance with which they have been blessed by a kind Providence. The nights are gradually growing longer, and tbe pleasant, evalufs raay be profitably epent in gathering Information relative to events that are transpiring in all parts of tbe world. ! THE WEEKLY JOIH.VAL Wlill,be ma'ae np with a special view to lnterestfag the'farmers. The original and selected articles will be on those topics which are best calculated to attract tbe attention of tbe family grouped around tbe evening lamp. Great care will be takep with It making up. Especially will It devote considerable space to those matters which are of peculiar Interest to the people living In the-Valley, of th Lower Ohio. As a peoplo we have peculiar Interests, which need fostering and developing, and It will bo the constant aim of the JotnutAi. to so advocate them as to bring them more prominently before the public As a Domestic Newspaper a Loca Newspaper, the Jourjt it,-will tolerate 119 superior. It will contain alt i t latest Market H-, ports, Including thf, of Tobacco and Telegraphic News from all parts of the world, carefully compiled and condensed. THE LtTEKARY j:iAIU 3IE.Vr will to faithfully attended to, and Htoiles, original and selected, Poetry, Humorous Sayings and Doings, w.'ll always be found, to gtve variety and Interest to its columns. AGRICULTURAL MATTERS Will also receivo the attention their Importance demands, and the housewife may expect to gather many a valuable recip ana suggestion from its columns. In tbe progress of the year., . " ' IN POLITICS Tho Journal will be what It lias been In the past, faithful to the principles of tbe Republican Party. Bat while It will present Its cplnions with firmness, it will endeavor t doo In language tcrappr' conciliatory. It ta f-.'i tuat tu0 aspcrvi poll Lid were abandoned, THE WEJEKLT JOUitNAL Will be a Crt-class Family Newspaper, particularly adapted , to the people of Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois, on tbe Lower Ohio, and as anch It expects to receive their approval and support. ' " ' . ' In order that the paper may be placed In every family, tbe terms of subscription have been greatly reduced, and no farmer is so poor as to be usable to subscribe. We call the attention of our friends to the terms of subscription, and urge them to make some effort towards Increasing tbe circulation of the Jouknai, In their lmme diate neighborhoods. Will onr friends devote a few of their leisure moments in this laudable undertaking? 1 'TERMS SUBSCRIPTION'- - Single copies, ono year. 8 1 50 Twelve 1 - i - 15 09 Twenty " M " ...A.-U. SO OO i Admiitistrator's Sale. : : : TVTOTICE Is hereby given, that I will Xl at public auction, on SAfUKUAV, TUB 2:1 DAY OF APrwIXi, 1870, At the residence of Ira Cavena, late-of Vanderburgh Connty, deceaseu, all bis personal property, consisting of horses. mules, . cattle, hogs, farming uteutills, wagon, boggy, household and kitchen furniture, corn, wheat, oats, &o , Lot taken uy ine wiuow. r ''. . j ' A credit of nine months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the pur chaser giving his no e wltu approved surety, waiving valuation and appraise mcmiHwif. l,v4 l iiuoK.riitt, mhauwSw ' Ad'nlnlstraior. -. 1 B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S I - V E R Ml'F U G E . !TA Taoe Woftn it one of the "matt mui and relentlens enemies cf man, and occtinor? 1 mwi oHirtMii; v)'i;wnu, A (lull palu in the forehead, giddiietfs, alternate paleness and flushing of the face, palouess ol the lips, emaciation, alternate losa an i excess of appetite, cravings for parllculai articles of lood, offensive breath, swelling of tbe abdomen, depressing of spirt' and nervous irritability, are the leading symptoms. Now, why not, in view of this dangerous enemy make use of a remedy which mauy years of experience ban proved to be a safe and certain remedy r B. A. Fuhnestnck's Vermifuge, if used according to the directions which accompany ea:h tottte, will not fall to eradicate the destroyer. 1 lireat caution must be used by every purchaser to be bis own Judge- In one pause, and to examine every bottle he buys of it. The simple name of Kaiixk-e-rocK is not su indent, lie must look closely and carerally to see that tho initials are H- A. Fahsiitock, and be satisfld with nothing else. , , , . , , j. t B. A. FinSKSTOCX'3 SOIf & CO., 1 ! WBOLKaALi DHTJOOISTS, PITTSIiUUW, PA., . I . BOLE PROPRlETOBi ' ' , ., LOSS OF MANHOOD. . F.Sl K.TlKU f 'tOM THE FOI.I.IKH Jtt of Youth. Young, middle-axed or even old men permauentt.-' restored to manly vigor, by the sure ani only known remedies, to be bad at the Western Medical Otlice, 137 sycamore Street. Cincinnati. O. Hand stamps for circular. I'einale cHmuue needUy cureiU Medicine by matt. Kecent cases of private disease cured In three days. Xfo charge until cured. N urslwj lurnlshed. twlyr Administrator'a Notice. VTOTICE is hereby given, that the nnYS1 dersigned bas been appointed Admlo Islralor of the estate of Ira Caveat, late of Vanderburgh Connty, deoensea. Haid eslato is snppoHed to be solvent. t . IMVI HOOK lilt. Administrator. March 2, ts7O-mbS0 wJw.

Ifcw York Market.

By Telegraph. j New York, Apill 12. Cotto.v Lower : sak-a of 1 i.iVa at t:yHn for middling upland. b i,oK-Kcrfpts Ij-JO bt.rroln; dMniiis: sales of (,!Kio barrels at tl'MiH) for up:lfine l'tato anil western: 1 1 (',0 (6o 23 for extra 8t,ate; SI G.jfi y,rj for extra western : 85 lOfiii (H) for white wheat exim ti 7i30 00 for round hoop Ohio; r 0o,5 7." for extra 8t. Louim; SH WaH ( for good to choice do, including 1.5(A) barrels extra Western at 8-1 fco. kyb' Flous Jdoie lujilve: 'sales of era bblsatflqi. cokn meat. tjuieu. Whisky Heavy and lower; sales of 400 bbls western at l Oll 02J fr irte; closing at the lunlde. - Whkat-Iieoelrts 2f) OW hushds: heavy and hH2a lower; more Joint: for exports; sales 2,ouO bush.; No. 3 spring at SI U51 Hi; Mi.iuoaui in,,-j n rtiiaii iois uo aiti l C$1 15!4: No. ldoat 81 Iti'.; winter red I bin oisutSl 33; white Michigan at 81 l:u?l 21; winter red and amber vi teturn at private terms. liAi;T.T D14U; ale of li.OO) lnnhola-two rowed stato at 71c: i!,7C0 busbo a Canada West at SI 00. Cokx Kecepts 2,000 bushels; dnll ar.d heavy; sales of il.ooo at eiliil08 for new mixed western; 81 01(1 01 for new white western; 81 ll(t 12 tor now yellow Jersey and southern ; too&'JHo tor Kew Orleaus mixed. ":. - (... . ; ' OATS-UeceJpls 2,i.r!) bushels; dull and heavy; sales of l,im bushels at 58c lor western in,stjre; Cli&tiSc for Onlo and state. Kick Active; fcatei or 500 bags Carolina fuAk Active; sales of 1,090 hhd at for Cuba; VUY, tor Porto Klco; sales of boxes Havaaar-tK i.. MOLASSEl Uuil; sales ot 45o bbddatSOc for clayed ; HorCGa for Porto Klco. Hops Qnlet at lSrMio for American. PtTKOi.KUM Dull and qnlet, p.1 Uyi tor crude; 262tJJi for refineu. Ll.N-siKU Oil. Dull at tki aS8n in casks. - Tckpbntins: Q,ulet an7a47. Pokk Hteady ; alj of Via bbls at 827 7 (A'Zl 87 for mess; Sltf K&tl Ut prime; 2U &0 for prime mess; also I,kiO bb:s mess. seller April, May and June at 27 727 ho. - UK.EF Hteady ; sales of ll.O bbls at 8105J1.1 for new plain mess; 8H(317 50 for new extra: mess; tierce beef firm; sales 0 '23 tierces at r25jj2 lor prime mess ; itas.jo for India mess; beef barns steady; sale of 200 bbis at 8ifk::i3 lor new. Cut Mkaj Firm; sales of &V) pkgs at 10C(fl2o for shoulders: 14'4(Io for bains ; middies steady ; sales of bo boxes at I0J4 f jr Cumberland cut; y for bbort ribbed. LABD-Dull and heavy; salts of 403 tleices at 14, Vibyt for steam ; ltii for kettle rendered. BuTTKa-rln .fair demand at 14&22c; for Ohio. liEKSk-Firra at 14310. Fmk,iits-To Liverpool, firm; shipments of 25.00J bushels of wheat at 3d. New York Gold and Stock M-rket. ByTelefreph.Jj New Yokk, April f2, ' McrXEY Bather more active at Ci7 per cent, on call. Considerable difficulty wai experienced in lending kold, and Fame parties had to borrow money to crry taelr kold. Instead of having It carried as usual In the room. Thisundoubtedly stimulated the demand for money. Kterljno Heavy at 8'59 per cent. Borne few bankers have a lurn sunpty of cotton bills on hand, which they'uonot olTr. i.-Ai fOotr-Lower, chiefly in cons' quenco of a leading bsnkjnt: firm shif.tu the position of their gold on to the shoulders of the gold room; the price opened -at 13V4, touched rsyH9l.: and closed at 12 .jl2. Carrying rates bni per-eent. Clearances JlUJ,OtjU,WA. . UovERNMENTa Are lower,' steady: Coupons, 1K81. .......... ........ !i0. 18"2 , '? Do. 1W4........V.. r' Do. im& : Do. New , Do. .. IM7. .. Do.' 18t , Ten-forties Currency sixes but closed (3114-4 ...114 .11 1 Ki.CL 111". ..hoVm'iio'4 ..11(IVIIIJ4 ..l(;Mciirti i(iVi4i(iy?5 ..lwiaiio ,.Hi?U3iiiJ5 VI ! Cincinnati Market. By Telegraph. CiKCfSNATr, April 12. V) Flour Unohaut?ed and tho demand light; family 85 IV.5 40. . : " W if eat I u light, supply and good domaudatfl lual 12. (Iokk-Firm at 8icai0c for sound. Oats -Scarce and F:rm at 55cfjUlc. Ryk Firm at UOcrglKte. BAHLEYUcchaugeit aud dull at OOcQ 11 io, --7 'f , -11 1 .'.?,-. ,!.: Corrow Dull at 22c for middling. Tobaixm In good demand at lull rates; safes of 210 bogHbcadi aud 'J'J boxts. WnifKV Dull at It. 1 '" M kms Fork lu acilvo demand and sold at 128 25, but city Is not oll'cred to uny exIIUXIC MEATS-Qutet but held 'firmly at 11c lor suouiut-rs; i.ii lor siuc-s: iv 101 clear rib do., and i.r.(liiV4 lor clear do. Hacon Held at 12o for shoulders ; 15j4 16)4 lor clear rl0 Ru- clear slde; suaicured hams 17t4(ilSc and demand lair. Lakd Held at ldcind not nnu; a OTTut Sd; country soia at i-. BtJTTKit Unchanged : eholse tcarcaand wanted at 3cb7c, but alt olbsrgrades dull and nnehanged. ' KU'W Dull at 18c (shippers,' con hi. anil T''" ".-o.rnBll at v,!)2c. Lakd Oil Firm at 81 22nt 2" for extra. Pktrolkitm aifMltji: for rellneO. . , , v . HtiMH-Dull, and refined ?ne-lewer. s ' CoprkK 340 nigher; common to prime 103(t2iC. OoLn-112J4 buyliifr. , -T Kxciianoe Hteady at rr "tnylng; 1-10 premium selling. v Later, 6 r. m. Whisky decline 1 to 883, and dull at close at this rote. 1 ' t ' " : ' r- ; 4. K ; Chlcaso Market. By Telegraph Chicago, April 12. , KxcHANtie-I-10. 'C'J ' ' " . Flouk Dull. u Wheat Dull and lower; closing at 71'c for regular receipts of No. 2; opllmial sales at 7i4'nrrts seller month ; 7(l!4'j,7ii;ic seller last half aud 77S(7Sc seller May; 7S140 buyer April : No. 1 sold at S."Ws lor iresh receipts In spcslal UouncH. .-in tho afternron msrket irreirular ttt 74't"! io sh; "6i,e sellers last. half. - . Coux-h lrm at77(Et73c tor riralarr 8)0 for fresh receipts No. 2, and 74i tor fresh receipts of rejected ; closing at 78i78;cfor tbe foiraerv Optioral sales were bl'nM a seller May rat clone 81o wi( at a noniLnai tlure. Intlio af ernooii the makeLwas firmer and unsettled at 78i! for No. 2 cafcli; 81c Keller Mit y. - ' ,. O visCiulet aud eloslng steady atf8o. ' 'Hvm Actlvs and higher, , closing at 73 4730k . 1 1 . '" - Barley Negh-cted. :' 1 . HiyawiNES-Kalrly active at OJcSI for wood and iron bound. ' ' Mess Pork Firm and 23 higher; cli slngsti- .)cn.. ,11 St. Louis Market. By Telegraph. - St. Loms, April 12. ' FTXrR -Better fwllng but 'unchanged at H r0c4 for- tprlng Iiraudt; H i U.Vtl 15 for fall soperliuo; tl 50 ff extra; tl t&O- 25 for XXX. Wheat Highland low irrndes fn good request; No. 2 red alt 81 Olijjl tf ; Jiu. 1 do. 1 lml 15; choice 81 20. ' . . Corn- Firm and better, ranging from 87e to 83c. ,,,.. 1 OAts Dull aud lover; closing: at A.J WHc 1 ' ' 1 :. . . . ltYK Firm at 75 770, ,. ., i- .,.1 Wjxiskt Dull at 81. i - Gilot'KitiES UuchaiiKed. t'OEK -Higher a XisstWi(j tor heavy; dry saltshouldem tirzood demand at lOJc, but AO tala wer triad at tbut price.-'. Bacon Jobbluu sahs t lllial iyia for shoulders; l'"ihiia for clear , rib ; lOcs ltio for cMear sides. ' Lard Firm at 15aiCo for steam, and sleatn, 1 kettle runaoioa. . . .1 ; ,V. I IajuLitIIIo 'Jlarkft. - . 1 By Telegraph, , Xuivh4.b, Am 11 12. Cotton Lower at 214 for mlddl'iig., . Fix) tin. 85. . . . -i , Wheat 81 051 20 Coit.s H7c. - -: ' ; ' ' Oats flic. ... . , , .. "RY8-r4Kie. . . 1 - '. . tl .... 'i . OKOCKKU8 Uood lojal demand; firm. 1 Fork 2si!. BacoN-12. Kl'Uic , . , -BOI.K WfATs-HJi hniZli; hamslS'-ic I, ABU lti". , ... . . . 1: Whisky-H 0J. TouAtX'o hales il l ho rhod at l 208SO0 for frozen to lugs; 8 25(10 uo lor meojuai bright leat. Memphis .Market. By Telegraph. Ma m phis, April 12. CoTTON-lxni At 'ilM&VAa', xcijls, v& bales: exports, 431 balis. ,, FwUK Doll; wlaier, 63 W. Cuhn-.Scarce, 81 05. , . , . -. OAi-3-Actlve at CSaCOa. - - - llAY-Quiet at8-7,.-8 00. , - UBAW Scarco; retallluu t-8l Ji. - . -Laru Hteady at loV''7o. 1 Pork (Scarce ; moss. 83 00 oa orders. Bacoh Shoulders, l-'c; sides, l,tl7c. FL'i.k MkATS-Whouldefs 10)c; bides H Ql&C. - ' ' ZfaihvlMe Market. 15y Teiesraph. Nasjivillk, April 12. t'oTT.w Firm : low. inlddilng 21c, and good ordinary :0o. . FtouK At 81 WiO, CO for inptrflno to fancy. , , . . 1 -.t,. CUBNIl liAtxm Clear sides Kei shoulders lie; hams lU!4c - Lard lUKo.. New York Dry Coofla Market. By Telegrapb-J -. ;Siew;YoRJ. April 11 . With fin a weather budnes4 Is a little more animated, but In no art;ve. nor la Ihn market more bnnyatit. Orat Falls H blenciied taiisitos ratacrd from 12 to 11V. ; do M from ijio ao a. imm 1.5 10 jj; and Lymufl D n biewn from 124 to 12. -

European. Marhcts.

By 'a e'cKrapb. LoNnjsr, April V Co.iwols or money Hi-V-ir,' Armnnt 914!4'4. American (V ciirltie,, flnn . u'Jj MH-.'tirxi.mX; i7K,Kt)Ji:KrlesiU.4; Illinois' Ceutral 112 Oreat Vr'mterti 2-i: Htorira firm. - . ' ' l'Jl-1f! Pabis, April 72 centimt-s.' ; ' Bpursa firm 73 francs LiVKTti'OoL, A inr'lt ll CoTTONltiuj,,,; ds ni ;- Orleans Rales middling oplaii of 8.IXJ bnlr. - California whitj wbo.t ; red weRtern No, 2 7sd"i7s.J; winter jftrt-ritHs7d. Western lour lusd. Corn No. "2 mixed 2tM2:. Oats 2s it d. Barley 5. Huiir '.,'J i)d. Kecoipts last three days S.'i.OcO busiiols from' all quarters, ail American, pork . Beet !''" Lard buoyant at Kit M CUofise?l8 V. .J;i"u ri Hd for Cumberland cut. PioJuce nnehaned. FRANKPonr, .April 12.-I ouds oponed firmer at y.?T.,9iv.i j ' ; ew Orlean Market. By Te'ograph. New Orleans, April ti. -Fi.oca Firmer at ft as. rxxmr, 75. ' -wh4ie and yellow. OATS t,V01c. ' ;'''.! '.'.'1 BACow-Firxuer.Ht MM. Wny hamn MoLASrfits-FlrmjTOir for prime platAn.tlon ; 5j.'eoo tor lerjueui inu ; 51: lor plantation reboilod ; Cuba rebolled on plantation Ii8 t:is;., . . , - whi-kv Wenlern rctlfled ftjatn 07U: raw ll 00. s , , ; Co fee -Scarce; vwy firm at ic; 41074 for fair nyM for rime; 2V,i for sterling. .' i ) j- ... i. . r 1 BU3AK Firm at V.U. EvDsvllIe & Tennessee Kiver Steam ; Packet Company. NOTICE IS HEREBY fjlVElV,' tbat there will boa meeting of tbf stockholders of the Kvansvllle and Tennessee Itlver Hleam Fa;ket. Company, on KKIHAY, Al'KIL 2IITU, at tho ortlca of it. K. Dunkersou & t'o., in the city .of Kvansvillo. county of Vanderburgh; and MtatH of Indiana, for. tbe purpose ol electing live (5) liirector. ..,.-. . PETER yF.MONIN, V '- "" It, K.. DPNKIiRHON, rr . ..' 4AMKM lllltHUK, ' : ,' ; ' np7d(d Committee for Stockholders. ' To the Merchants of Svanavjlle.; , There has been much' complaint from both shippers and consignees, on account of tao'deliiy of freight shipped over the Kvar6TUl and Cairo .packets for Columbus and points on the Mobile & O4I0 ItaUroad. We have now inudo. arrangements with tto J.vabHvUls aud Culro jackct to deliver such freight t uj, and wo can now guarantee Its being, proi"Mly forwarded to Ha lUutiJiutlon. pinase couslgu uob freights to "Care cf (Steamer Dun. Able, Oalro.w ' ; ' , . W. A. Ui WTII, npi7-lw MaNtcr Hteamer Dan. Able. .STEAMBOATS. FOlt OWENSHOliO AND IXXHSVILLK Tbe fcpleudld sldo-wheol passtuger packet !.-: : vji Iniz titnr, Frank. O. Hmlt It, 'Master; Frauk Dougherty, Clerk, '. Will leave for LoulsvllJo and all way ports wr.iMi:wAY, APRIL i.irii, . . at 11 I'M, on arrival of malt train from thoNorth and Kixut. . For freight or T'tKap" apply on hoard, or to W. O. BIIO WN & CO., dlt . ; , AIII.. FOR MEMI'HH, NfcW VICKUHUKO, OKLiJANH. AND The magnificent steamer .'I f , rtobort JllI Lee, Will leave ;fo New Orleans and all way ports ou ! WKOXESUAx-, APKIL ISTTf, at 4 o'clock I'.m. ....' i .' For freinht or usn-j apply on-board, or to , w.o.hwiwn ;o.v or to . . UUMl'AiilhiY, LliWlSJ & CO.. , apiUlti i j 1 , ; Agwitt. JoJ McHeyrj bids'' Independent Semir ; Weekly 0rc?rt; stiver Packet ' 1 .. .. i. The elegant steamer' : ',, 1 1 j .. ... .f -...'; ' - ! liar 1 lord, , j, . ' Jos, McDonald, Master; , ttllly Liter. Cierk, Will leave ,or ltocliontoKler aud ail way luiuilgsou Orteu Klvur, ou . .. , , . , THURSDAY, Al'itIL I4ril, . at 12 o'clock r. ' ' - ' . ' ' ' For frelubt or passage apply on boaril. Rtguhr Evansville, ClarksvlJl'i and NahylJte Packet. ' The new aud magnificent steamer JomIi V. Throo;i, Master; OeorifP Throop, Clerk, ' Leaves for Nashvillo and all way landings EVF.UY , WliU.N Ji j DAY, at 4 o'clock p.m. I - For f rulir tit or pNa apply on board, or to j it pli If J AWjAJIJA ki.K Y.wAgant. llRUUIsAU HVANHVIl.KK. VAlH OAU , JLJS1) CAiJCO MlCMl'WICJiJi.l.r MA II 1-ACKKT. -The now and iiMrntiiaent sblo-wheol ' - . v steamer - Oub. Fowler, Mauler; Duke Nicheln, t,ieras, Wtll leave on her 11 rut trip to Cairo and all . way ports on weini:niav, apuil I3nr. at 4 o'clock l' m, The IDLMWILD wu.4 built expressly for this trade, and Is not surpassed li beauty. elegant appniriltnenls, or speed by any boat on the Ohio Kiver. For freluhtor nttHMsi;" nptdy on board, or to W. 1. BROWN & CO., : and PHY. D. VIET?, apll iSt Agent. Johnson's Reil Eatata and Patent i Asenoy. B87MKi:,SSarjdIWFLLlNO HOCHK Building Lots Und Farms, aud timber. eii lands, cheap, and oil easy terms. Pat ents or ail kiuus procurei. AhVAIl JOHN KO S , Real BKt.at and Patent Aitenl jOdieo en Third Htroet Kvsnsvtlle, lud. Janl2 ly Tublle , fiale. t. .c UTOTICK IS HKRt lir C1IVE.V. that ll the undersigned will oiler for sale, at public auction, at the door of tho Coiitt liouse, in me cuyoi jvarikvuiw, HATURDAY, MAY 7TH, 1S70, Tho followlnti Ain6.ia ral esutte. situ ate In Vaudcrburgii County, Indiana, towit: ,Lot No. eight (8), aud tbe adjoining onehalf of Lot No, nlue (i). Block eitcnt (8), Eastern li.nlarueiuetitbl the cay ol i.vjwviuo. . . The said oremlses are Kltnated oa Oak Street, between Third and Fourth Htreet-, contain a goa two-siory jihiho uwmiiwi,, with (killiir.aisUd'B. KlaLle. Aft, and belli that part of the ruul -tat of JOMipli Wark. deceuaod. ordrl to be HKI by tho terms of hut last will and testament. , Halo to commcucu at tw O iocs I'. M. T.,rm or mile uue-tn tra cash, tua resl due in one aud two ywr, tue purcliasers irivlnt! notes, secured by lnortgugo on the oreinbieH, with Iti per cent, interest, and wulvlne rfllef torn valUAtloii or appraiseap2dl . Kxecutor, . JDimokrat plcane copy. S T -A. X, LIONS .... . . at . f ..: Mor iVntliile Xixr-m, "!,;, Ir.XS70.7.V. The fast trotting Btalllon :; vjhiliO:, Dark brown, by Young Mori III, sire of K.-urnti.'tit 111 dam tbe fat trotllnir mare l;iieu DouaUs: wLl serve mares at tJO the season. The thorongnorea ruamon SILVEKTHORN l'ln..!nnl bv Rinieold: be by liOKlf.rir dam by Imported Olencoe; will be reduced from & 10 io lor inc present season, to iiiduco farmers to breed their mares to a Iborounhbred horse. Auy mare bred to lh bor, not proving In Joal. ean b returned the following season free of charg. 'i'"8 'e',h coiiiinences the 1st of March, aui enus too 1st ot July. Tonus N"4e payable t a thu ltdT of January, 18.1. . For kale, tnoroustibrc l and Trotting Horses, Aklorucy Cuttle, (milk one-qnur. ler cresm); Chester White JPIh. and Houth Down Hbeep, best breed for mutton and oil combined. - - Wo expect u Import a large black .lack bv the lirstof April, of which due itolUe Will be given. Address WM.l IIA1TH, A Kent for owner. Kvansvllle, March, I87u. uih8dlw wlm

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