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

Advert i-LiiiMim, in ()!mtin,n( three lies, ew ii ir,crihm. Thirty Cent.

Yt:rlrt Arnit for a well eidabllshed .L1 llartlord Lire Inxuranco Co. Address, lor one wee , Gcntr! Agent, thin otnee. SITKKN-Two or lhre iroml house t-t JHLOTTKU, 4 Che-taut St. aplfl H BHKl,MJ-Private boarding for a itenttemnii and wlf, ft'licrn the comjoiiMot k noma may he enjfliwl. Addreea W. W. 11., car ot Kgon, jLhekoy A t hi - FOR 1 - V. .J . A r. M hK-A two Mtorv dwelling house. .lbtuiriot l.-tAACkbAM. apitilt MIS CBLI. AUSOTJS. T AIir.x. MILS. 0ODMAN has owa- ") her iitw i..-ca of M'ium) mil. u.Miir at i u oiil kiiDil, iio, V rouib ctc--t r..t. rr 12-51, ' C I T Y -NEW S . Xi5Kino eouplo3 wero licensed lo make themselves units last week.1 ZZf Wc have a supply of Carter's Ink. ' . ' ' . t3m Go to ycott'p, corner of Main and SecouJ, for Weeklies. .' icy Get a nice lake trout at Cook's, for breakfast. , iCTGood, Sunday reading at the Poafc (jllico News and Cigar Etand. , 3"Mucilago btarida for Bale at the Journal OiTiee. : J&? The wild and idle, as well as the industrious and steady, smoke the IdlewilJ cigars. " ( ioT The J ocunal OCca . U the headquarters for Initial paper, Note, Letter and Legal paper. Cotton. Messrs. Martin, Gardner & Co., ecld twenty-eight bales of cotton, yesterday, at 11(2-19 cents: per pound. . . . . . ..-:. f 'iTltubLcr bands, for pocket booka, at Journal OfllcV ;; ; '" IfoLY Innocents. Ilcv. Mr. Burford will preach his 'farewell sermon at the church of tho Iloly Innocents to-morrow Easter Banday. ; Firo Sieatrcr No. 2 sustained a slight tlktaago at the firo on Thursday nigh, not Such aa will impair horcsofulncd.s however. V BaptioX Mite The ladies of the Firifc Baptist CutuiregatioD, will hold a Mi to in the lecture room of that church, on Tuesday evening cf next week. " ' '" " ' -3Tho Artcsiaa Spring IV" advertised to'opcn to night, lutr'it is no better weather than -at thin itittg, the opening .wiut of necessity wait " " , '.: T,. '.;.",', ToiJACco Sold. Mettsra..' Martin, Gardner & Co,' sold, yesterday fifteen hogshead. of totaceo at from $7 DO for lugs to 17 for Cumberland lliver shipper j. . . . TEtEon.irnic One cf tho telegraph poles near the bridge, across Pigeon Creek, leans go that tho lino Una obstruction, to the road. Whcso duty is it to Btraightcn it up? - t-'-ST The . Board of , Equalization were eoRURcd yesterday and will ha again to day engaged in examiDiDg thc"a.-!SC53i3cut in Fiaon Township. There will be somt 1 difference ia the sehedulo when they have Cuiahed it. tT The genuine Fabar pencils can bo found at tho Journai. Oflico. The Fat Contributor. John II. Scott bay contributed to the library of the local department of the JOURNAL, a valuable volumo of ancient history. Ha denies that Fatman & Co., are members of the Fat man Club. Circuit Couiit. Judge Johnson is presiding in tho placo of Judge Jones, cogaged at the Criminal Court. Thj day was occupied with tho trial of a civil suit FeStworth vs. Aiken of no publio interest. " ' s Clean Up. Tho nsw city officers can do a servico to two parties at onco, if they desire, by cleaning tho bowldcrcd Btrccts, and inviting gar,deners and others to tako away the dirt, which is an excellent , fertilizer. Will tho proper authorities answer? St. Paul's. Appropriate Ea3ter services will bo held in St. Tsui's Episcopal Church to-morrow. ' , In the afternoon tho St. .Paul' and tho Mission Sunday School will meet ia the church to hold their annual Eas ter celebration, feervico in the eve ning at 7i o'clock. - , C5 Forcpaugh with his duplex ex hibition of Circus and Menagerie, will bo here on the 21st and 22d.. .As the exhibitions are given in two Separate tents, those who ' do not ' admire the " Flying Trapeze," can visit the Zoological part without' attending the circus. ' ' ' " tST Medium, Demy and Cap Blank books on hand at the Journal. Any kind of blank books made to order. ToiiAcco Sale. Martini Gardner & Co., of the Evansville Warehouse, will sell, to-day, between thirty and forty hogaheads.at 10 o'clock, promptly. Tho breaks will be made; .ip of tobacco from ' Western District cf Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana," Green Iliver, Cumberland River and Hopkins County.' 0 " ; ' 1 .'.-:... . m ' l "x. 'i Accident at Cook & Bice's. A driver, in the employ of Cook & Riee, going into tho ecgino 'room 'at their brewery, about coon yesterday, fell

into a cellar way that he did not perceive was open; and sustained some Blight bruises, from which he will soon rccovor. The cellar is twentyeight feet deep, and had ho fallen the full depth, ho would probably have been killed. , . .,.--: '. i - .-.- j i i i , . I

Monthly Sales. Below Is the return of sales made to tho U. S. Assessor's OEeo for tho past month: CRT C0OD3.

("lament. Whllft A (;o.... K. IIOIiklflH A l Jfjiu-N1, itudioetli 4 Co ., Millers llri'ilinifyer.....'.. Mtllr, UMrtltmr . ! tueky, Mhbcl A ; lluiip"th, A'lmi Al'o.... HoiiaUr, iiuttibg Si Co. MagUto A Co Xlit'OBS. It. Ayrfs............ io.lge A ')....- KaUu 3k Wl e ..$25,0. 0 ... lO.OiO ... lO.nH) , 2;i.rii ... .. 6M 6.115 4 I V) Kiiiiplf r & k-cbuakenlMiru... M Ki.l. n A o - i;,ut)ie& Forth N. 1 Curr 6t Vo 1 jmxn-a AA) fiHQEs. fotjtan. Ileail A Co - Mtror 5e inm. - bmiuu u, i,jcou ft Co.......... UAW ANDCAPH, Koac Ii A Torlan - curmsa. LoeweatLal A Co....... ( JIAI-DWARK. Hen. tidier, Kellogg & Co ...:..... Monaiajc A Co............... IKON, HTKtlL, KTC. Baii'l Orr Co - f!2.0W (,!( H) 8?,CC0 833,030 tn,m 12,000 fia.coo . 10,5,O , 17,0CO .1 lc.roo . 2",0 . ti,!) , 'i,Mt usros. " Clond, Ailn A Co, Keilt-r Wiiiie....... L,elcll A VemcKe .i-,: itvnoaa. II. II. 8weeticr .-...-. : aaactRiE. Wbwlerft TUgcs. KoosLer A Koi if...--l'rt stori A Co 8. Ji. OllbertCo.....- ... I. fc l. Jl 1 m au.. ........ ........ l"rtton :roltttrn n lCaijii, UioHey A C.mhou block well A Co Twiiutty. Howies A Co..V. Ve)l& C. Veoueumn & Ijeliiuo.i , . . TOBACCO. KendrlcU Eros., .. . ... ........ ... II. II. Miroeiler.... W. H. 'ord..........-...., Martin, Uartlaer A Co.... 1I.UM J7.WO ia,i:oo 4.i no 8,1 IK) lii,LVJ , ACCI lOSI BALK 4. T. M.Eniott......--..8 22,."V0 ei.ucu II. uuilieru ; , CAJUKTa. , -.. B.COO W . Ij. K rtticn . .' I - MAMVIITACTCKKU. (. Armnl ropje, KartiHr.ro. . ...-S2l2u0 lilumer, ocUulte A: iitiltman, t urul- . r9M.MM."M.M..Mt.tlAm.n.Mt. 1 1 ,Rf0 Tt. K. UlotiDt, l lo .... i!t,() 1). Ii-isr. Trunks 1,ivj A. HelUling, t'oundry.....m, 13,7u0 K. UammerMteia, CarrlageH .. t,) A. C. KtMler, CaiJiJy... fyi i. I.yoriK, Ciothini.......-........w. 7,SO) McCorklw A Twew., 1'laulng Mills i,;v.O liltt A ISrttx. Tannery , 3,0'i) K. A J. F. Hf Itz A Co., Furniture .. 8,:w T. eomtlln A tim, Hooves, &o..... i,ooj hutliiuacii, Wack it Co., biKl41ery.... 7,7u0 tleiukur, TUiman St Co., Founury.. U,zr,o J. ll. i'.ufsbnur A C , Cbalrs.u.nmMM.. a.WW !. l)ofeer A 8nrsS, Vv agouti 4 yjJ DacioctU'U A Krojor, btone.....,... i,2.io l?;vau!vliis Cottoa MU1.......... iijw) KvRitsvitlo Journta V-o., 4,700 F.vauxvlilo Courier Co., for year. .. Wbi. Hatlnmo, Fcondry 2o,w llenke A Lemeke, W oollen Ml:U, l.aw . Krate, Fonndr lu,7;iO KapplorA Haiiaa i, Floorlri(..,... Linuuuitcli raid lib Lroa., FounJry.... 6,8 V) I L wen thai A Co., ClotUltig-..... Io.I.'jO llilrz & llaney, t'oandry h.hoi) A, Hi o, Taunor.. ...... ......... 6 iiiiO J. 11. liolRr& Co., Foundry 19,CiX) K. tj. Mailh, ttiil.n..-. 4,M tichtipUur, Oruutt A Kerr, Woolieu 2. cm Scltulir., Xhumuii Co., Focudry., O.Viifl J. ll.bctirlolite, ClotlliDjjj .... 8,(fc 0 Topr. IiOtigJIs Co.i KiUolry li),i,M) V. W. '1 arntr, Hoo and HUoea........ 6j'J IThlhom A Brlnknaan, Hton ... 6 ft-O W, K. Tnrnock A Co , liras Foundry. 7'h) CUa. Wolff, Haddlary... 7,(K)0 1 Easteu Sunday, To-morrow will bq celebrated as the foast of Easter, the jesurrectioo of the Savior, or the Christian, Pasiover. Tho name "Easter" .being of Saxon origin, the modern German being Otter, which is ;-id to eignifiy Spring, in tho ancient German. It is celebrated by most of tho Christian world, by peculiar festivities, and among many of the vulgar.by customs tbat have no rcferonce ta religion. Among thceo are tho oustom of makiag presents of fancy oalorcd eggs, which - was once carried to the extreme in England, where eggs were expensively and elaborately ornamented. - In , some parts , 'of tho world Easter eg js are usod as amcans of potty gamhliag, by etrikiDg tho pointed ends together to test their relative strength, the owner of tho stronger egg taking thoso he may succeed in breaking. !Io some parts of Canada. eg? pickera prcparo theuselves for the contest, sometimes preparing cunningly counterfeited ejgs of plaster, or by extracting the egg from the shell and fiHing it with wax or "plaster to doeievo their youthful victims and win their eggs. jXo Franco the custom once prevailed of'stoting Jews on Easter Sunday, and it is related of a certain dignitary that he considered it due to his dignity to have a 'Jew beaten in his honor upon that day. !In tho old' "Dutch" neighborhoods in New York and New" Jersey,' tfco festival is stilt koown as Paa, that being tho Hollandiah word for Pass-over.- ;,; ' "" , Criminal Court. The Cramer trial . 13 still in progress, and much amusement is sometimes created by the testimony f iven in. Other testiraony ia quite the contrary of amusing, being somewhat calculated to disturb tho equanimity of persons not directly connected with the case. '1 i Ycstorday one of the witnesses in answer to; a question from the prosocutor, switched off the track and delivered a small lecture on the tenacity of, first love. Captain Hargrave plied her persistently with questions, but got in return only a dissertation on Love its speculative and moral bearings, cVe., to tho intense amusement of the auditors. " , i Perkins McCarty writeu to Eb. Stcbbins to fay that he missed a big thiDg when ho failed to go to tha Trinity Festival. Perkins says the outlay of talent in getting up tho good things evinces that the young ladies of Trinity possess abilities that tempt him strongly to apply to Mr. Sorenson for a license to marry. The great number cf n;ce things, prepared ty so many nica young ladies, have so completely tnraed the good old fellow's brain that he forgets his years and decrepitude ; the Eight made him "wish he were a boy asain." A Wife Beater. A miserable brute, who lives not a mile from Pigeon Creek, having made it miserable for his wife and . children at home, beat his wife unmercifully on Thursday for being abroad in search of a truant child. - The cowardly scamp has thus far escaped punishment, but an officer has been especially deputed to look after him, and it is to lo hoped he will be caught if he repeats the cruelty, aad vanished as ho deserves.

Got Fcnisument ENOuan. Tho j Recorder yesterday morning had a ,

woman before him for assault and j battery. The woman was proven to have given a black eye to another I woman who had first done hex a simi lar service. The Recorder discharged her, apparently thinking she had punishment enough. The circumstance brings to mind a ca.so that came before Hans Swarthout, , tho Mohawk Justioe, wherein a man was proven lo have had four wives. "Four vifes?" exclaimed the astonished Hans, "four vifes? dit vass a most hinoeious criti.es! Dinsharch him at voust." . s "Why? 'protested the prosecutor, "Why discharge hira, when the proof is positive? Will the Court explain?'' "Yes, I cckshpiains. ' Oil he lifa mit four - vifes, he got bunishment enough, I lif mit von, and I got too much banishment already." Fire .is New Harmony. Mr. John 11. Gaushell, clerk of the Clara Soott, reports a fire in New Harmony, ou Thursday. The dwelling, kitehent and stable of Wm. Carr, watchman on the Clara Scctt, were-entirely consumed. Tho greater part of tho furniture was saved, but ail the provisions of the family were destroyed. The fira originated from children playing '.with matches in tha' barn. There was no insurance on the property, and the loss falls severely on Mr. Carr. , Fi xst Baptist CEURcn. 'Mr. Chaplin preached his last sermon last night. His subject was "Submission,"1 and he handled it in a most masterly manner. The , impreision left upon the congregation was deep, solcmni and, we trust, lasting. Tha parting scene was truly affectiog. Mn Chaplin leaves to-day for Oweasboro. Preaching in the First Baptist Church at the usual hour next Lord's Day by the Pastor. Se'kenaE'E. "i?or a rainy. , nisht, such as last night was, a "sercdade with a catarrh aceobpadibodt," would be nice, for example thus: ' 1 "Tho bood 1 brlglitiy bealil. love, , ; Urlght waters gleabig, ; Wke frob tby clreablg, lovo, i ) , Quickly awake! " . t : - - i ; 5 1 , Cube e're tba bord!g dew, -1 " - Jasablda ad hcatber bine . 'I Greed turt ad boudlald dew ; . . v ; Our fo'd flight betray." , Recorder's Court. Amanda, Smith was assaulted by Eliza Riley, and in her own defense 'struck tho gentle KliifS. with a poker, blacking her eye. Amanda was discharged, and Eliza got ?3 3 worth of : experience in addition to tho eye opener. " ' Peter Daschbach wa3 adjudged guilty of $-1 50 worth of -assault and battery. Tho . complaining witness, not satisfied with thi., had Peter baforo Squira Walker oa r.umcrou3 other ohargci. . . . s . Holy Saturday. To-day is celebrated by tho Episcopalians and Catholics to commemorate the ' descent into hell " of Christ, which, is gener ally explained to mean his sepulture, It is observed as a day of fasting and meditation, and in those churches the eervicc3 include the reading of that portion of tho scripture. dojscriptive of tho event. In the Catholic Church tho hallelujahs omitted during' Leaf, aro resamod. ' : .:. , ' i .m ii ' . Making Tiireats. Peter Daschbaoh was brought before Justice Walker.yeaterday.on twoehargc3 of making threats against tbe lives of two men named Sankbail and Umlaeh. After hearing tho testimony of adezen or two witnes sos, and an almost inteis minable harangue v from . -pno of tho lawyers, the jury required him to give bail in one of tho cases. i The ; other; will be tried this morning, : ( '.. J Busteriou?. A witness in Justice Walker's Court, yesterday,; when asked as to the character of a defendant for peacefulnes?, said:- ' I never heerd him said to be -any ways Jutcrioiis" He will do to g j with the fellow in Southern Illinois, who tells of havieg thrown a man " bodyaciously " out of dcor3. New ,-Brucic Yard. A . man- was brought (o the . lack-up. dtunk lsst night, having boon found lying in , the mud near tho Evansville & Crawfordsvillo Railroad depot. HU cycsf nose, cars, and month were crammed full of mud, and when tho police got him cleaned out, he staggered xip against the wall, and exclaimed; 4 Well MM got a'.toFblo start for a (hi?) brick yard, ha'n't I?" : - - ' Law of Muscle. In a Justice's Court yesterday, during - the- argu ments in a hotly contested suit, one of the lawyers, not rumarkablo . for hia good manners, tool, occasion to apply offensive remarks to ; tha " Opposing counsel, and got h.s ears boxed for his impudence; at least so says . a report from good authprity.;. ; . ; ;;; ; ' VviiKAT Crop. A gin t! em an who has just returned from Tennessee, re ports the wheat , crop looking finer than he ever saw it at this Ecasoa of the year. ' Oar own observations along tho river between this place 1 T ' Mt'-l 1 . nu iiouisvnie, ieaa us io ceaeve that the wheat crop this season will be equal t:3that of last year, ' Election or ;. Vestetmen. The election of Vestrymen will take place in St. . 1 aul s church cn MoaCay morniDg after Ecrric2. ' 1 4 In lloly Innocen ts, tho election of Vestrymen will be hell on Monday evening. ' ' - ;.. i . .; . ; ..a -r MAKBiAQK LiCEUsas. The foUowlrig are the marriage licenses for the yrook. ending April 15lb, 1370s ' ; v . .iAllen Loons and Cella Locket. Levy McCloudy and .Uitui , Ereckonrldge. . Charles Urloh od Rosa L6reo. Nathaniel dinger and Annie 11117. '' John Flrstel anil Mary BareDfttager. Daniel O. Ashley and FranciH A. Urlflln. Thomas Uibson and Jennio WllllaruH. Adam Uarzeliuan and Kil.atu tn Frey, Anton Frauk. and KlUabetli Ikuhmer.

Kaster Evk at St. Paul's. ; There will be services ia St. Paul's !

this evening, Easter eve, at 7J o'clock, Tho F.dstor will deliver a lecture on "The intermediate Etate or the place of departed spirits.' JtST The Grand Jury are working liko beavers, but the "Prosecutor being: engaged, no new bills are yet drawn. 1 Unpaid Letters. Posr-OmcE, Evansville,) : ; April 15th, 1870. j List of letters remaining in PostOffice, at Eyansville, which are held for postage, and insufiiciently directed. ' ; ""' ; J. ' -j Jf not called "for by April 20th, they will bo sent to the Dead-Letter OJjice. Persons calling for these letters will please apply at tho Cashier $ Ojfftce. J. BoneV.'Yankeelowri, Ink?' 1 " 3 ' , Slary Lenard, Xerre ilaute, lnd. . Mrs. H. B. Lttncawter. J.L. Hpiiz, Jr., Newbarg.Ind. 'Clary Marko, 1'roy, lnd. Kev. MontKotnery, Frluceton, lnd. May Yatch. Mr. Isabella Wasen, I!lrdal!e. Ky. JOUM W. FObXEB, P. M. i t ' i - ,! i, KKAL KHTATC TaAJiSFEBS. The' followiDg transfers of Real Estate were mda during the week, ending April IS, as ap pear by the County Auditor' Records: - Sfoaes Sioltb to Andrew TToadcrtcn, Lot 0, Block 1, temilhlaud, for ti. Barah Lane to Kiiea V. lJuanlne. Lot 12, Block IB, Faxtera Knlaricement, lor J2,0(. t", C. JJunnIng to Harah Lane, Lol 12, Block 1G, Kantern Kolarbment, lor K2,OuO, Baker A Uarvln to II. J. Hcblaepfer, part ot tbeeaot half of tht) southwest quarter, 21,6, 10, for Vn&M. -T- -'f -s ' Luclndn Ma.it to Marla Start, part of Block 72,Lama.Mco, for Catharine Buohholzer t V. "Maler, LoU 1, 2, 5 and 6, Uucbuolzer' Addition, for SIO. Henry Ptockfieth lo Loo Is Hefelg, LoU 19 and M, Block 51, Eateru Fulargement, for 3,(iio. ItoKina Mehn to John Hchleweck, Let 89, Onmau Baldl,ns Ajssociationj tract,, for . Wra. P. Krnblcb. to SchapJier 4 BusRlnp, undivided part of Lou 0, 1U, 11 and 13, lu Block 1, Crtfoceut Enlargement, for il. Michael Hhea to Thomaa tietrrltz, Lot 40, Block lu, 4th Fulargeinent adjoining for ai.U.0. - , - -.; i - f . t ' K. K. Roberta to John Willlami, LoU 33 and til, Block 1, (ioedeell'a Knlargment lor Vajo. Henry Brown to Jacob Kantner, South of 11 attd North of 1U, Block. 7a, Lamasco, for SL600. Tobacco Sale. Weldon Bros. & Co. will sell twenty five or thirty hogsheads of tobacco this morning at the usual hour. Tobacco Sold. The sale at Ford's Warehouse, yesterday foot op handsomely in average. About threequarters of tie break were prized by Ford's presses, now in use in different sections of Kentucky. The following were the prices: 'Frozen, coramon to cood lags.. 5 70 to 7 75 Fronu-d tad common leaf......... 8 00 to 8 60 Medium let.f... 8 20 to 10 50 Thd whole offering was of light tobaccos; one-half Jugs and (rash, the other low and medium leaf, and the average eight cents. --'- '-' a - DIED. MARTIN At bis late residence, on tbe corner of Centre and Powell Htreeia, near Blackford's drove, j'enterday morning, at 1 o'clock, of pneuctaniA and typhoid fever, Albeet 11. MAiiTir, la the iblrtyslxtb yewr of bis age. . .. The friends of the family are Invited to attend his funeral at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Without further notice. , lie was a kind and affuctiouate husband and a quiet citizen. . LOCAL NOTICES. - I . b All kinds of .fashionable silk and fine cloth caps ju3t received at It F. A. Weber & Co.'s. - 3-All wool 83 cts. a yard at ' April 1G 3t Ingrain Carpet at Robt. Barnes. f IlSr I sell tho hcHt Ladle' liasttng Gaiter fov 73 offered in this city for ten years T. W. Turner ;THE1arges tr : stoek of 1 children's,boys', youths' and mens' stylish hats in the city at F. A. WEBEft & Co.'s. f tu; iicw uoous oi every uescnpuon Very cheanat,. I (April 1C 3t Rout. Barnes. Ciood Household Furnltaro at Aucii will sell, at my residence on Third Street, between. Gum and Cowan Streets, on Monday, April 20th, at auction, my household furniture, consisting of Chairs, . Tables, Bureaus, Bedsteads," Beddieg, Carpet3, Cook Stovo and Kitchen Furniture, Kitchen and Crockcry Ware,' &o. My furniture is all good, nearly new, and will bo sold without reserve Sale to commence atirj 'clock.- ' r! fc S. K. Leavitt. , j II. Nelson, Auotionecr. aprl6-3t ' j City, Clerk's OClce. l H I After next' week,' Captain nelder will keep the City Clerk's office, open from 7 until 8 o'clock, in tho evening, for, the accommodation of .working tocn who are unable to transact such business as they may have' with the CityClcrk at-any other time. - .- i aprl3tmayl. ! , NOTICE TO Til PAIEBS. ! Saturday April 16th is the last day on which taxes can be paid without tho addition of a penalty. ' apr7tlG F. Lunkeniieimer. t EgyThe only place in the city where the beautiful Rembrandt Photographs are ma do is at Parkbill's Gallery, No. 19 South Second Street between Maia and Locust. apl- 1 w ; , Keversihie Collars. i .'J. II. ScuaicHTn lias just received a largo.snpply.of . fine Ke.versibje- and Cravat Collars; also Hcroules Cuffs of the very finest stylo, i No one ever saw a nicer Dress Collar or Cuff in tho city iof Evansville. dome and see our large 6took immediately. ' apl3 ' vr - . i J. H. SCHRICRTE. , Bnructl's Ila?orIns Extracts. . i The superiority of these extracts consists in their perfect purity and great strength.- They are warranted free from the. poisonous .'oils and acids which enter itto the composition of many of the factitious fruit flavors now in' the markets They are : not only truo to their names, but are prepared from fruits of tho best quality, and are so highly concentrated that a comparatively suiall ' quantity only neea be used..1""'"".. ',. ' Joseph Burnett & Co., Uoston, Manufacturers and proprietors. For sale by all Grocers and Druggets, i rprl3wed3l;; Jf-;"- s: , i vtii'T. C." Bridwell Co.', corner of Main and Third Streets, have a fall stock of , Drugs, Chemical Patent Medicines, American and imported Perfumery. Toilet Soaps,1 Brushes, Prescriptions - "carefully i coaxpounded. Fresh Blue Lick,-Congress and Rockbridge ,'AJ am Waters, jel7-tf

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t3 A good top bugiry for sale by Hiram Nelson at his Auction Room. aprlS 5t. Fan l for Kent. 42J acres, in ono mile of Evansville. Apply to Alvaii JonNSON. . aprFJtf. tSTFifth Annual Ball of tho Cigar Makers r Union, at Rational llallt Monday evening, April 18, 1870. , apr!2 Ct. Cricket - and Shoo Fly Caps just received at Danpettell & Duhme's, C7, Main Street. apr!2 lw. , Kotlco to 8ubicrlbeJ. Attention is called to DooLEY'tf Baking Powdeb, the pnrest article Of the kjnd ever manufactured. A great saving of money ean be made in purchasing Dooley'u Bakinq Powder, as one pound will last longer than two pounds of those of ordinary manufacture. It can not bp equaled for 'making light sweet rolls, biscuits, waffles, corn bread, &c, &c, and ia always ready, reliable and EOt affected by the action of the weather. For

sale by Grocers everywhere. apri-tortutt-Bat. .; " ", JEtaT New Calicoes and other new Dry Good3 just received at Sceapker, Bussing & Co.'s. ml7-tf ; Torn Cuirency. and' County Orders taken at par for goods, at s-n,. i ' SctiAriCEa, Bussing & Co.'s. mh7-tf: r - .-..h Z2T All kinds of , Soft '"Felt and fashionable Silk Hats mads to order at '. i ... .WiBB& Co.'s, ; , aprC-3m -;No. 52 Main tit. i ''?' xhe asd ux iiyj. Did yon hear the news? The doctors have aereed that ' OYSTMU&FJlESIIare the Bent Mtdicim to Strengthen the Weak and make Oie Strong Stronger 1 1 " ' The best place to get them always fresh, is at John (XfScnWEjzES's MainJStreet Exchange, " Between Fifth and Sixth Streets. fcar22-lm , You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats at f5 cents, at Gliok & Schwartz', opposite the Opera House. eep25 ; One Dollar store, ? i : Chandler's Block, opposite Opera House, is the place for people to get bargains in tbe following articles: Towehv Handkerchiefs, .Hosiery, Lace Collars, Kid GJove3i. Siiyer Plated Ware, Glss Ware, Jewelry, Vaees, Notions, &o.t &e. Call and see our stock before purchasing, as wa are receiving new goods daily,,, v pr9 tf. Dr. Price's Cream Bakln Powder. It never fails, eaves time and vexation of spirit; taves milk; elegant biscuits are made uith water. Free from all injuriouj materials. None like it. Wholesale agency at the Oriental Tea Store, New Opera House. Phillips & Co. are still at No. C North Third Street, and are prepared to do any thing in the lino of Photography. Wo ere making fine Porcelaios.aod those beautiful Gem Cards. In a few days we will make tho Rembrandt Effects. These portraits are the most pleasing of all others. Call and Bee. Phillips & Co., No. 6 Second St. 4tdapr9 Fur Other Jtivtr Item See Third uge. The weather yesterday evening and last" night was extremely inclement. The wind shifted into the northwest by north and tho mercury declined rapidly from 70 to 5G. A light bleak rain prevailed all evening, and up to midnight, with prospects of continuance. ...V '' """"" TL aaditional arrivais and departures up to midnight were the Roso nito, Louisville and, return; City of Evansville, to Cairo; Crescent City, to Wabash River; Rapidan No. 2," to Eastport; Pino Bluff, from Cannelton; Lewellin,- from Newburg; Evansvilla, from Bowing Green. ; fThe Rosa Ilite arrived "at 4 P. M. with a good trip, and left early xo her return. .:.Tho Norman had a magnificent trip of both freight and people. She is.one ofl f he most popular boats on the river....The City of Evansville tdok 'out a good trip of freight and was full of -people, including a number of ministers and laymen cnrouto to Mt Vernon, to attend Presbytery......The Rapidan left at 7:30 with an excellent trip......... Tho Evansville arrived at " 8 p.' jr. with a good trip. She. returns to Woodbury at 4 p. m. to-day The Clara Soott laid over till to day, and will leave promptly at 3 P. M. There are no cleverer gentlemen connected with our maritime interests than Captain Carty and Mr. John R. Gaushell, her excellent clerk Ca'pt. IIazen of the Newburg wharfboat, was in the city last evening, IIo returned home by tho Roso ilite, after replenishing his stock of stationery at the Journal Office .- Captain John II, Triplett, Jite of the Norman, is in the city prosJcting.;.. We bave received, through the courtesy of Nick Pennington, the accomplished chief clerk of the steamer City of Evansvilie, a splendid phot ographia side view of the'great steamer Grand Era, including a sectional view of her magnificent cabin.5 It is a beautiful pioture 18 by 21 inches, in a neat frame of rosewood and gilt. i....The rain set in in earnest at 9:30 last night, and continued to pour down until after midnight.........The Silver Moon and Magenta passed Cairo at 11 A. M. yesterday, and will be hero early to-day.........The Quickstep arrived at Cairo at 7. o'clock last eveniog-..The Lawrence, over due, had not arrived at midnight Capt. Jim Lusk writes that the mammoth steamer Louisville will leave Lousville to night, and leave Evansville at 10 A. u. Monday, for New Orleans and all way ports!. Persons going South cannot find , pleasanter boat or more gentlemanly cficers...... We were shown yesterday a magniSeent gold-headed cane of beautiful workmanship and finish, presented by a member of the crew of tho Falls City, to Penn Jones. her esteemed i pilot, as a token of their high appreciation of his merits as a gentleman and a steamboat man. ; Boats leaving on Snitday. ' : Fob St Louis. The" magnificent steamer Champion, of the Express Line, will bo down" to-morrow, cn

route to St. Louis, and has superior passenger, appointments. Capt. Asa Mason is her popular and elegant commander, and Jessie Burdsall is her competent and obliging clerk. RfanlfpMta. Manifest of steamer City of Evanuvl'le, from Cairo to Kvcunvllle, April 15, H7o: John H Moll. 7s ks ear corn r Jacob My. erg A Bro, 11 bundle bh!i ; J O S F Hml.u, 6 picks; J V Laurent, 1 tool-client, 1 for;e; N U Haywood, 1 box furi:Kejaonln, llixoa dc Co, Hbingles; 4'bales WUhelml, 5 empty al biixt-a; A OamberlH, 4 boxes fan, 2 Racks feal hers, 5 diy bldex, 1 buudin deerskins; John H Koel Her, 1 piece fctove ctistlng: K W Patrick. 2 boxes patent n)dlciues; Martin. rdnr A Co, 1 hogshead tobacco; W t Brown A Co. 1 hbl pecans, 24 boKHiieads tobacco; Ford's Waiehou.se, 9 bogheads tobacco Covin jton Boweis A Pruyue, 1 bhd tobacco, 1 box do. 1 tub do. Diver DfapatclieH. pilTSBtruo, April 15. Weather aultry, with indications' of rfcla. .iouorighcla scant 0 Jeet and" filling. Arrived Be;le Vernou. Ueparttd Packets. PrrTMBCKCJ, April 15. Mononpaheia tailInn, wlih t feet; tireensboro ; feet and lallioi?; BrownHviiJe 6 feet. The Alltghaoy Is 1U fetit and falling. Weather cioudy aad Warm. 'Thermometer 77. . Cxscjnxatt, April 15. Tbe river rose tlx lncben In the lata i4 hours, with 2.J feet In the channel. . Arrived Lake Buperiar, Pittsburg; Permuda, Kvansville; Ania, Ht. Louis. Departed Arlington, PitlHburg; Major Anderson, Wneelinn; Chatnjpiou, HI.Louih; Lake Bnperlor, Ht. Louis. Tbetowboot J. H. Neal ran through b3i Kulf on tbe larboard side to day, opposite the ship-yard, knocking out both cylinder beads aud splluliig her T bead. Locisviijle, April 15. Arrived- J ho KSlgour, from Now Orleans; J. II. (iroenrjeca', from Cincinnati.' iJepatted J". If. Oro-si)fck, to New Orleans. The river Is receeuing slowly, with H ft et 3 Inches in the canal and 6 feet 8 Inches in ho cbate. Weather warm and alternately clear and ciondy, with rain. , . . , . ,

Caiuo. April 15. Port iAt Edlnbtirg, New ..M'k-aus ut Cu;ciijuaU, K v. it.: fcbamrock. at. l-ttuls to Cincinnati, 11 p.m.; Me.s. uenger, I'ittsburg to ht.,lxjuts, 5 a.m.; tUlTr Moon, Mf mphls to C'i utiii natl.ll a.:h. ; Thompson' Lean, Bt. Loiils to New Urleuns. Ii am.; Magenta, New Orleans to Louisville, 11 AM.; itobert K. Lne. LocilsvilleloNew Orltnus, 1 p.if.; Moilie Atile, New Oi leans to Hi. lxium. 2 p.m.; Alton, Ht. Louis to Vlcksburg, 3 p.m.; A bono a, Clnc-nnatl to Ht. Louts, 4pm.; Quickstep, Evansville packet, 7 p.m. The liver fell 0 Inches. Hteady rain ail day. Tbermomtier 61'. Bft-Loois, April 11. Arrived Kepubllo and Mohawk, f.orn New Orleans : Ht.ljuke, from Miami ; Kobb and tow, and Fleming and tow, from La fclic;Cl y of 1'eS.ln. from Peoria; Jasper, from Ht, Paul; Marble City, irom Vieksbttrg; tit. Joseph, from Memphis; Koantz, Iroia Arkansas Kiver; Ali-Khany lielle, fro'ii WheeiiuK ; City of Ht. I'sul, from LaCrosse. Departed Andy Joboxon, to iCeokuk; Belie Memphis, to Memphis; Laoce, to Kaunas City; City of Pekin, to Peoria; MtiK'ailne, to Bt. Panl; lilctator. to Cairo. The river l. si iil rising, and all tbe upper stieamsure swelling. It rained li night, and rained, Jialied and snowed to-da;'. . . t Nauhvule, A prll lS.-Rlver falline, with H, feet on liarpelh Hboals. Weather warm and cloudy. Arrived Petrel No. 2 andJ.it. Ullmore, Ohio Itiver; Armada, Cairo. Departed Talisman. Cairo; Emma Floyd, Cincinnati; El la Hughes, Upper Cumberland ; Armada, Krausvllle. Memphis, April 15. Weather cool and rainy, ltlver rose au lnc!a and a half. Arrived, the Church. Ij-C'ru t. LouU. Lepsrted. the OIkkow, for New Orleans; B breve, for lied rlverj Colorado, lor New Orleans. Vicksiioko, April 15 lrp, the bommonWPOllii, Kenton, Virginia ; down, 1 he ParKOdd. Klver rislug tlowjy. Weather eold and rainy. New Ohlianb, April 15. Arrived, l.ho Arthur; Mary Alice. - - - Kcw Tork Market. 5 ByTelegrapb.J New Yokk, Aptil hi. Cottox The market was closed, it be: eg Good Kridsy. . . Flovu Ctatet and .unchanged; tales of 4jW Darren. RX JKt-ock Firm. . r CoKti M-EArj-tiiiift. ' ! Whisky-Liss firm; fl 02(l 024 for frtse; 11 r for wet- rn. . WiiitAT Quiet. teadj and moderate; receipts 4,l M bushels; exports :w.l)0 bbshels; SI 05 4 1 IMJ for No. 2 C ill. ago; (1 C8($1 f9 for Milwaukee; 91 20jjl 3 for winter red aud amber western. , t KVK Quiet. ' C'oKN Active and a sbadfl firmer: re. chip's 6,914 bushels; 84le of 4o,()U) busheN atljl U7l 10 lor now mixed western ; SI W lor !d lu store; 81 10 for retail lots do; 81 12 for new yeiiow western. OAT-lul' ; ri-e-.irH .:N3 bnsbelH; pales of Ki.OfK) buxhels at. .,;!! i-So tit 'wcsleru Ux store; wawc lor Ohio anuai. Kick fculy. . , , ... fc j - ' ftwvw. I'miiSIHMlBlrt. - eufJAR Firm ; soles of 1,020 boasheads nt V'AW'X" ouoa; vy qciuXjC lor Porto lllco ; suies of l&i boxes of Havana t D'.'c. Moi,A8nns-Kteaity ; salesotUii iiosheads PBTKULK UK O.UU't. PoKK-Flrmer; sales of 400 barrels af !2S (ffirt 60 for mesa; KUtelfit for prime: 2a 75$ i.l fiir prime mesi; also sales of f0 barrpis of me, neiier sixty dnysi aud July. l g. BfcKir tiulet aud unchanged; wnles of id.W barrels, ,B'iif hams steady; fales of barrels at S-i-n'.ii Ir new. Cut X eats-Steady ; sales of WT' pnokngisat loxai&j or shoulders; U.l4aj!UMe bams. - j . , ' MlUDLKS -Quiet. Lakd Nominal at "I515e for Meaihii I6(alUHc for kettle r rloied. . , , Buttkk Mtettdy at 11 20c tot Ohio. I HKE4K Quiet at 10;t17o. Fat I'Suts -Quiet aud heavy. Cincinnati Market. . By Telegraph. ; Cikcisnati, April 15. 5 Fl-ooa and Wn bat Unchanged and quiet. Corn In good demand! at 80,300c; Ko.2 sold at 8--c. , Oatu Firm at51tC(M. - ' IIyb ano 11AK1.KY Unchanged, , , Corio.N-QiiletatSlJ-i. " tl'oiiAoco Firm but not, much offering; sales ol HQ hhds aud 17 boxes bt previous prices. : light. Mi kss Poa An Lard Quiet but Arm. llut.K MtAW-uiionangud, .- - , BiiouLXiEBa Held at Ho. Hxubh W, H'i and 15o. UACajr Firm ; jsales of shoulders at 12c: good demand for clear rib sides at 15J, and tales wi-ra made et 1'j, to come out of smoke; clear held ViQW, butnotmuch, dernand.JIams Sustar cored Vi. ti . Buiteb lu tctter supply and prices lower and Irregular for ail grades, excepting choice lresh, which Is tcare and saleable at 3-lj:i5o. . , 1 Eaus-Uuli t 17o. Lakd Oil Firm at II 2W 28. 1 LlNHKEW Oiu Lull at W;2o. Bcoab-sileaJy ; New orleaus 1112, actual tare. Coffkk Firm at IBSZJo. ' Ooi.d-81 124 buying. JCxciiasr Meady. Moxx Market easy. ; Chicago Karket. : By Telegraph Cn ica oo, April 15. J Fi-ouit Less active at f i 551 73 for spring exira. Wheat Qulst and X9c lower; sales of Mo. 1 at 8oo; No. 2 at 74.$ 75c; closing at i', i'i4: nocliauecil Ibis ufLernoen. Lohh- Firm ; closing with buyers cf No. 2 at Si He. ... Oats Finn and 1c higher; closlna at 40' ii0?io for No 2. Kk Inner at 7274tys for No. 2. - Jsabi,ky Dull and uoiniual. H.GnwiMtM-1'i: t st iycci.il for wood, and tl 01 for Iron hound. PaovisiMM Kasb r. Mess pork $27 7brt J28 25 Hhoit rib middles 14c, loose; sweet pic u led l.ami 16c Lard nominal at l&iO Sew York Geld and Stock M-rket. By Telegraph. Niw Yokk, April 15. Btock tod OoM Kxchat closed; little bUNlness in wast Htreet. beyond tbe settlement of bank obligations maturing today. There were few transactions la money, generally nt 6 percent. . . Htetling quiet ats'ti Oold nrm ; street sUe8 were made at 13M 13i. . . . uovernmems quiet, anu nrm. Coupons. 1KM. IWlUVj no. J.va Do. l.t... 1)0. - 1K(5 lo. 3'ew... lo. 17 lo. lOtKi ...11U.111 -.ll(Aj,r110l4 ...110il04 ...lWifciw-z ..liijiiuj; Tea-forties Currency sixes... 6 1. Louis Market. By Telegraph. Sr. Louis, April 15. Tobacco Steady and unchanged. Cotton QuieU - . s f-f Hemp Quiet. Fi-ous-Duit; f l wni 10 for fall srtperfin:li 2" 4.JX.:ti Sofor-X, Vjj 25 for XXX. Wheat Steady ; f 1 CI 31 05 f . r No. 2 red fall; l 10 31 15 for No. 1 do.; 51 22Jai a2 for choice to fancy. ' Cokn Butter; 92n33e for mixed ; S2jJ01o for yellow ; 02H -H5o lor white. Oats Finn at frimaVs. - Ryb Hteady at 7j,Vto. Whisky Ilei'l at 11, without sales. t l'aovisioNS-Q'ilet, and only an order business done. Pork, 828 50 lor re-packed, and 129 for original. Bacon shoulders, 12c; clear rib, 10c; clear sides, iejc LAito-Qttlet at 15;'J3l(5o.

lonlsvlllo Sfarkct. By Telegraph.J Locisvillk, April 15. Cottow Unchanged; 21JiC for mlddllntcf. Fixjc-k S5-WiiKAT-sl C3S1 20. " (fens-n oo. Oath fi2c. . J KOCKKl ics-QuIet. Hj'OAR 11 He. . Provisions Quiet and firm; pork f29; bacon 12, Ui I(iyc; bultt meats 11, iotjiiby; hamslSHc. Jjaktj lOHe. W irisicy MU'Tt. ToHAt-co 1..7 61 for fronted to lag; 9 00 03U lor low to fine leaf.

JVew York Dry Goods Market. Ey Telegraph. Nkw York, April 15. Improved demand for a!l seasonable style of ladies dres good and staple styles of domestic cotton fabrics generally at. kt'-ady raB, but th" market is nowise active, aud tho purchasers generally bave the advaataue. Ttie ;i,(,Ht important, change Is a slight reducllon lu the nnce of carpeting as follows: H. Crcsbley A Knn.( Tnoextry Brussels redn-eil tn HI 4Hal 45 bright Tap?Mry 1 2.Vl 27; Lowell X 3ply 81 47H ; do tiuperflue fll.j;u medium supernne i u-. Mem phis Market. By Telegraph. Memphis, April 15. Owlnir to holiday, business was generally suspended, and the markets are nominally unchanged, Nashville Market,, . By Telegraph. Nashville, April 15. Cotton Dull: low middling 20'c, and good ordinary 10c. liAcon jiear siues j.o;ic;snouiuer . bams lde. - liotiit-At fl 00 i1 00 for superfine to fanoy. . . Coas 81 Co delivered. .European Markets. . By Telegraph. London, April 15.3 Markeu closed. ' - , . : Liverpool, April 15. Com 2)j. Paris, April lb. Bourse qalet;73f. 72c. : ASTKflHP, April 15. Petroleum quiet. 5ew Crleans Market." ' By Telegraph. New Okleans, April J5. Fior?B-liroopln at (112X5 50 Corn Hcaree nt tl 15. JI ay Prime 1-7.-1'OHK-tV). '.;. Bacon Firmer: l2inZ'i tor rfeflr sides: hams Is1; i ls.5. .... i-AKn-i'irui; tierc iir;i, ana keg at t:oiTON Steady ; middling 22o ; 8.453 bales; reeetpt 2.831 Uo.: exports 13.7j do.; stoek ltJ7,"l do. . ; , ! . . BtKEUSOAUTICK. All persona having bills against the steamer MALL1B RAG ON, on building account, will present the earae without de'ay to Ilorabro',iic A Co. ' aplSSt . J7 V. THItOOP.Mafcter. STI3AI2BOATG. FOB MEMPHia, VICKKBUKU AND NKW .. ; . ORLtlANS. The great steamer . ' - ,' "" , ; T .'Al tl ti Ii 9 ' " Frank J. Oakes, Master; " " Billy Vorls, Clerk, Will leave for New Orleans aad li way ports, on - MOSDAY, ArKIL lSTTI, at 10 o'clock a.m. ; ' 1 For freight or cpply on board, or to W. It. BROWN A CO., and JIUMFUKJKYj LEWIS & CO., ' ' apI6 2t " ' Agents. FOU M1M P H I V 1CK B UiiU, NKW OHLKANS. The magniaoeut steamer AND ' . . . hi mMi A JLouLwillc, 'J. A. Lnsk, Master; J. L. Kagon, Cb-rk, Will leave for New Orleans arid all way ports on ? DIOXDAY, APIilL 1STH, at 10 o'clock a.m. For freight or rnif-age arply on board, or to ( W. (I. Ii HO W N & CO., and UUMPHKIUY, LBWIS&CO., Bpl6 2l Agents. . FOR CAIRO AND ST, LOUIS. J i The splendid pHenger siearner 01iixiraxio1 Asa Mason, Master ; . J ' 1. Jesse Eurdsall. Clerk, Leaves for SU 'Louis and all way ports on I SUNDAY, APRIL 17TK, at 12 O'clock m. Forfrelifbt or paxxnge spply on board, or to 11 U m rii u c 1 , ui " m nplts It AsetitS. Regular Eva7i3villor Pad n cab, and '.Cairo Scml-Veekly Hall i . , Llua Packet. The new, fleet and vinrivalled side-wheel bleamer - " .-yfrk - .: m - Ous. Fowler, Mauler ; . . Will. I'. Fowler, ' Ir'Ierks . Uuke Nicholson, J0IKH LoavosKvariKville KVEfty WEDNESDAY and HATUKIJA Y at 4 p.m. Leave Cairo KVKKY THURSDAY and HUWIAY at I'M., maklpg cb'se onnootlon at Cairo with flut-cla steamers for Ht.. Ijouls, Memrlili, s 1 id New OHexlin, atjd at Kvantvll. witb the K. A U. lt.lt. for ell points North and East, and with thy Morulnsr Htar lor all points on the Upper Ohio. For ireight or passage pry 011 board. n pUi tf FOlCoWENtsHOKO ANU LOUl-ViLLR Tho splendid side-wheel passenger packet i t '-7 , I - - jyionaiiijj &tatv- ; Frank. O. Smith. Master; '" i - ; Frank Dougherty. Clerk. WBI leave for Louisville aud all way porta SATUiiOAY. APRIL IGrir. at:ll p.m. on arrival of mall train from tbe North and East. Kor freight or passage apply on board, or to W. O. BUOWN A Co., clit ' ' ' ' A genu. FO'ii CAIRO. COLUMBUS A MKMPilia i The good steamer Lei "Ware, Master ; , " Thad. T. OlbHon, Clerk, Vlll leave for Memphis and all way ports SATUBDAT, APRIL lOTJi, at Ii) o'clock a.m. For freigdt.or passage apply on board or to - C. It. ItUDD. dlt . .. Ascent. Jo. LlcKeynolda' Indeptudeiit iieraiWeekly Grcn River Packet j The elegant tileamer Joe McReynolds, MaKter: luny jjiwr, iiuin, Wilt leave or TtcheHter aad ail way lauding on Ureeu Klver, on EVKItY MONDAY AND THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock t.tx,- , For frelgbt orpassngo apxiy on ouaiu. : ap!3 1 tf ' Re CTlar Evausville, ClarksvUb1, and I . tiuauviuv i iwjcu . I- The new and mngnlflcent steamer Joh.V, Throop, Mnfiter:UsorKA Throop. Clerk, Leaves for Nashville and all way la.udiugs EVERY WEDNESDAY, : at. 4 o'clock p.m. ' l or fr-; ut or pissatro apply on board, or to if JAM. A. OAKLEY, Agent. FOR OW KNliOHy, CANNELTON, LXJU1SYXLLE, AND CINCINNATI. v-The elegant and fleet steamer P. K. Barclay, Master: Geo. L. rteppert,") rierks Lew. Morris, Leras, Leaves for Cincinnati and all way ports SAlfUDAY, APRIL JSnt, at 10 o'clok a.m. For freight or passage apply on board or to O. k. KUDD, U2t . - - . . Agent. FOR WABASH RIVER, . Tho new and elegant steamer ... 1 . 1 : ... ' Clara fico it, Abner Corey, Master . . ' John R. Oanshell, Cleric, Witt leave for Mt. Carmet and alt Wabooh j River way landings, oa bATIIBDAYi Aruiii rn-, at 3 o'clock p.m. , ... For freight or passage apply on board-U

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" BEHOLD TIIE ADVENT onus CHEAT 4 VAY UAStQLTi I The only Olsantle. Ix gltlrnte, UnrninHf fr , Undivided, Unez'-epiioniZ!.-tl aut Com pr jbcufcl ve Wild Beast SIio'j in America ADAH PO:?EPAUGH'G Great Zoologies I an -3 Eu-estrlr.n Ati ii ilEUATIJ. ! !

it- '",- IlC5 'Tf I A! j. ji. wt 'tf ii.A .. : - BEST oincus IatheWoi-id. . 30 HassivjDciis (f Llvlx iiii. Count them as they i-n- throc': the I'UbllC Gcrgecm Vhzlux:: of iclli TTcalth ! . More thau a .Hia in Len;;!h. Will exhibit nt KVl'iVIU.i:, TIIU.'.IHDAY mi l FitlliAV, I ' April '2iit aiMl 2r:4I, At one and seven o't locti p.m. - - MENAQERIE AUD CIRCUS L'xhi .It. t la Two fjopcrato rXoiit . ' : (SEE DI AOUAJ t OF JNTElUOlt.) One 13 I -41, til cv, Admission Childiea uuder Tea i'ears... ..'1 Cents. V ' CONTAINED Hi THE GO luirior iilI tl Ofro Are greater vcrlefy of Living Hpr-cimons Of Anliualel Ntur Ibnn were eer beloro coTii-entratid Iti anj Atilina' .lcw on tho globe, correct list i t which ; 7 bj louuJ la i'aiapUlets und D- scriptlvo i:ibs. THREE ELEPHArJTG And f !! : I Of CAIIEL3 AND D ACCOM PAN V T JE i. .0:.TKDARIE3 Which la given la a n prato epartsic-at, without extra charge , Is L.e.rlor la 110 Corapany on the continent. A glanco at tha names, which are pa i:ihe:l in tho various bills, and a view of tt e extensive) Circus Retinae, oa Its entree U. to town, ttEI warrant the assDrtloa. I . . CAUTIOri! ' There is an effort u a tho r art ot certala speculative IndlviUas Is to put upon the Road a small .concern urj-Jer tha tltla of Forepaugh's 'Iciin-.'i 13 mJ Circus. I fct-reby warn the people lo U ware of ell jt-.ich impositions. There 1 nl; on Fe " r i '" 2'inagerle and Circus ia thi-4 continent, and the public can cnntly Cl?i tnnlsiU that hy iU Suiiertorlty over fall t User Siiows. TheXraua Marks of this Establl ibment are: Ipt, Two .Main mot 1 Tents, ono noa exclusively lor the Mi aagcrlo, tho other for the Gigantic Clrcm. 2d. "iO 3lns dve Deis of LI vlng Animals. St. Tho War Jlleptant, Ron)-., UentlSfd With this EKtabllshm-nt Hlnco its orp-anlz 4tlon, and no show un lor l!io nam 9 of Forepaugh is genuine wi hont the ubovo Trada Marlrs. - fSeo.tlio Grcr4 Trccc: Given dally about 10 a.m.. ad then if not EathiSed that the Siho r is all that it is claimed to be, don't patror lzo it. READ TIIU BILLS. Waith for Mirrored Car cf Era- . erahl and (ialif, Contain. . in sc AilYerUsers. REMEMBEPl DAY AND DATE. A. FOnEPAtlUILS anagor and Proprietor E. D. COLYIN..... Assistant Manager J. E. WARNER.. Oener tl Director W. II. BEARS...- ...Treasurer R. S. DIN:vS3 Agent