Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 April 1870 — Page 3

MONDAY, AFHIL 18, IS4O. TEE f IFTEEXIIX AME5B2IEXT. Speech by n. ir. Bcecher. The colored people of Brooklyn eel

ebrated the ratification of the 15th Amendment on the 11th inst. Among tho sneakers were Mr. Beecher and Senator llevela. Wo copy the Tribune's report of Mr. Becoher's re marks: ' . ' SPEECH Or THE EEV. HENRY WAED BEECHEE. At last we soo a complete and free born tree of liberty in this land. Near ly one hundred years ago our fathers announced in the Declaration of Indenendenoe those Erreat nrinciDles of equality, that all men were born free and equal; that Governments derived their "powers from tho people, and that they should be administered with reference to the interests of the whole people; bat almost immediately on the enunciation of these , truths came in the blight of slavery, and from the moment that it began to exercise an influence in tha affairs of this people, growth was checked. One side of our Constitution grew and bore fruit, and the other side stood still, and as many an apple may be seen in autumn that was frost-bitten in the spring, so has been our ' Constitution And now, at last, and only now, upon the passage of the Fifteenth Amendment our Constitution branches out, North and South, East and West, and is full grown on every side. Applause. Through what tribulations, what oils what sorrows, and finally, what strifes and blood, "this great conflict has been waged, you very well know. It has been the business of my life. Applause. If I lop off my childhood, all the rest of my life will have been 6pent in this great conflict, to right my country, to make her worthy, not only of love, but of veneration and just filial pride. I am sure there are those here tonight who feel in another way, and as I can not, this great prerogative and justice which so tardily has come to them. Yet there is no one here tonight that, in another way, feels so deeoly as I do the boon and bounty and benefaction of God in this completed work of liberty. Maligned and traduced, as well as wronged, it was always said that the colored man had no manhood; that he would be dan gerous to his masters in case of war; that he would be worthless to the armies of the -He public. ItiTval said that he wa3 too lazy to take caro of himself, and would become a miscre ant , among our population. .Now, through this long struggle they have been put to the proof. They were docile and kind on the plantation; they were brave as lions in the army. Great applause. They have been self-respected since their emancipation and eagerly hungry for education. Applause. - I say, without fear of contradiction, that there is not another class of our. American citizens that are so thirsty for knowledge as oar colored fellow citizens are. Applause. Tried by ordeals that not often are applied to men, they have extorted praise even from their bereaved late masters. Even their adversaries in political organizations are constrained to admit that they are safe, and that they have thus far acted in a becoming manner. And it is a matter of congratulation and praise to God who holds in His hands the hearts of all men, that they have been bo guided and so wisely led. As to the future, I feel as sure that they will do right as that I myself will do right.' And I feel that the welfare of tho Government ia as safe -in their hands as in the hands of any picked men in the United States. That they will be faithful to their trust, the word? of.' those fairly and faithfully representing them to-night are a pledge and a witness. I not only rejoice in the termination of this great strufgle, and in the equalization of all our oitizens, but I rejoice in that sublime cordiality with which the emancipation has been received and greeted by the citizens of Brooklyn to-night. Applause. No man, ten years ago would have believed what we see to-night. Applause. I may say to our brethren now standing side by side with us in political privilege. "This is not now a vain show; it is real, cordial, heartfelt." And though I have not been, appointed .to represent my white brethren, I believe that I do. . Applause. I believe I may say that I fairly represent every right thinking man and. every kind hearted man in Brooklyn, t Applause. -1 believe, too, that the more intelligent men of the Democratic party, while they think it unmeet as partisans to congratulate us, are, as private men, glad that this thing has-happened. JApplauso. And therefore, I think may, with your consent, and with the consent ot tha citizens of Brook lyn, tender to Mr. Revels tho most cordial greetings to-nignt. And he is not the less , welcome because he is Itevela, and not bis predecessor, in the United States Senate, lie figures on the elassio banks of the Mississippi who formerly resided in Richmond, lie rests 'from his labors and hia works do follow him. Laughter. He sowed and behold what we reap! That great revolution sprang from the hand of Almighty God, and to that same hand we commit this precious liberty, now made symmetric and complete the nation over. And may our example be auspicious to all struggling islands and continents, until round asd rou.no, the globe there shall be one heart, one liberty and one universal brotherhood. in man. Great applause. And now, sir, I tender to you the right hand of fellowship. Here Revels and Beeoher stood up together. hand in hand, and the audience went wild with enthusiasm. 1 Ifellow-cm lens, I introduce to you an American eitiaen, a Senator of the United btates of America, Mr. Revels. Tremenduou3 applause. " . A .VEGETABLE SIC! UAH HAIR. w-.i- jLjCdirj wvr,f. Has proved itself to be tne most perfect preparation lur lud iiuir ever oilereu to the publio to Restore Gray Hair to its Original uoior, And create a new growth where it has fallen on lrom disease or naiarai decay. It will preyent tha Hair fron fall mg cut. All who nsA it are nnanlrnona in award Ing it the praise bl being tho boat Hair lro-ttlrK extant. Oar Treatise on the Hair aent free by mall. UAKCFACTnnitDOSLTEr R. P. UAUj St CO., Nashua, N. II., Proprietors. For sale by all druggists. i a pi dim (eod)wlml, , . Joiiisoii's Real "Estata and Paten : . Agency. "imiiaiKESSand DWELLING HOP3E3 BuildinK Lots anu arms, and Urn ber ed lands, cheap, and on easy terms. Pat ksts of all kinds procured. ALVAH JOHNSON. Real Estate and Patent Agent office on Third Btreet Kvansvuie, inu. janli ly

agjSCIAX. NOTICES. . CoBsamptlon. The Three Remedies. " Schench's PcxMONio Bybpp," for the cure ot Coughs, Colds, BronchltH, and every form of Consumption. The peculiar action of this medicine ripens the ulcers in the lungs, promotes the discharge of the corrupt matter by expectoration. Purifies the blood, and thus cares Consumption, when every other remedy fall. "Echenck's Hea-Weed Tonio" for the cure of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all diseases arising from debility. This tonic invigorates the digestive organs, supplies the place of the gastric Juice when that ia deficient, and then enables the patient to digest the most nnlricloua food. It la a sovereign remedy for all cases of indigestion. " Schenck'a Mandrake Pilla," one of the most valuable medicines ever discovered, being a vegetable substitute for calomel,

and having ail the useful properties ascribed to that mineral, 'without producing any of ita injurious effects. , To these three . medicines Dr. J. H Sclienei, ot Philadelphia, owes hia unrivaled success In the Treatment of Pulmonic Consumption. The Pulmonic Hyrup ripens the morbid matter, discharges It, and purines tha blood. The Mandrake Puis act upon the liver, remove all obstructions therefrom, give . the organ a healthy tone, and care .Liver Complaint, which la one of the most prominent causes of Consumption. The Sea-Weed Toulo Invigorates the powers of the stomach, and by strengthening the digestion and bringing it to a normal and healthy condition. Improves the quality of the blood, by whloh means the formation of u leers or tubercle In the iangs-becomes i in possible. The combined action of base medicines, as thus explained, w I cure every case of Consumption, If the r taedlaa are used In time and the nse of the Is persevered In eufnclently to bring the cae to a favorable termination, . ' , . .. Dr. Bchenck'a Almanac, containing a full treatise on the various forma of disease, his mods of treatment, and general directions how to use hia medicine, can be had gratia or aent by mall by addressing hia Principal Office, No. 15 North uixth Btreet. Philadelphia, Fa. Price of the Pulmonic By rep and Sea weed Tonic, each f 1 50 per bottle, or 17 60 a half doxen. Mandrake Fills, 2S. per box. For sale by all druggist and dealers. : (The Fearful CANCKB Subdued. IHEf CURE HO WV DISCOVERED Having been loni afflicted with CANCER. I retorted to all the remedies of which I conld hear. Among them was one recommending a certain nerb to me as a cure. I (as I supposed) . procured the herb, and prepared and applied it, which made it perfect cure, but on examination by the family physician he Informed me that the herb 1 had need, which had made a perfect and speedy cure, was not the one recommended. All who are alllicted can find a speedy cure by sending lor the recipe, with lull directions tor use. - Prloe S3. Address, with registered letter or money onler.ULUKOE JIOKOAN, Box .251, Fort Jervls, Orange County, New York, f Ja22d3m . rriio Healinar Pool. MEW. who fSSAYS FOB TOUNcU have fallen Into videos habits, and now desire a higher life, and a belte MANHOOD, with certain means of relief ior me araicieu. ent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P., i'HILADltt,. ruiA, Pa. , aep2 AVOID tiCACJii. A victim of earl imprudence, canning nervous debill i v. premature aecav. so.. naa discovered a simple means of cure, which he will send ree to his fellow-sufferers. Address J. H. BEEVES, 78 Nassau Btreet, New York. . Oc22w6mHpN aw For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLES on the face, use 1'erry't Comedone and Pimple Hemedy, prepared only by Dr. B. C. PCRitY, 49 Bond Btreet, New York. Sold everywhere. Ttie trade supplied by wholeale medicine dealers. no!7 d3m BpN BATCH EJ.OU'M JUAIK . This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world. Harmless, reliable. Instantaneous; does not contain lead nor any vUalic posson to produce paralysis or death. Avoid the vaunted ami delusive preparations boast 1 nil virtues they do not possess. The genuine W. A. tsaumelor's Hair Dye has uau txj years aDitraisaea reputation to uphold. ita integrity as the only Perfect Hair Dye Black or Brown. Bold by ail Druggists. Applied at 18 Bond Btreet, New York, ,. j feio 4PTo remove Moth-Patches, Preckles, and Tan from the face, nse JPerry's Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr B. C. Pkrry. Bold by all druggist. novl7 doru SdN PIMPLES OX TUB FACE. For Comedones, Black-worms or Grubs, Pimply Eruptions and blotched d lsflguratlous on the face, Use Perry's Comedone and Pimple Remedy. Sold by all Druggists. for Morn patches, freckles i AND TAN. USE "PERRY' MOTH and FRECKLE T,OlTON." the only Reliable and Harmless Kemedy for removing brown rilscoioratloos from the Face. Prepared by Dr. B. C. Perky, 49 Bond Street, N. Y. Sold by Drugglais every where. apri-6iu 9! FA K?I Iiutliui, well-improved farm; 160 acres, 800 bearing apple trees (choice fruit), three miles west ot Ellzabethtown, Illinois. Can be had at a bargain by call logon WAKKSM fc MATTION, Attorneys, Third Buret t, between Main and Docant. ... ffi7 dtf 18 TO THE EVANSVILLE J O XJ JRL IV A. JL,, Dally, Trl-Weekly, and Weekly. Tho Leading Paper on Lower : Ohio. the An Exponent', of. Western Energy intelligence, and jfrogress. , . , lirs:cHt Circulation ! In Southwestern Indiana and Kentucky, and Southern Illinois. It contains all the News ot the Pay Telegraph, Foreign and Domestio and by Variety Is the Spice oX Ufa, and every asne of the Jovrnai. Is full of a variety of : ews, Qoaalp, and Miscellaneous Reading It publishes Reports of tha Markets ot all the eommeroial centers of the country Ita Reports of the Svansville Market are always prompt, and reliable. - j . . . r t It alms to bo a reliable General News paper, and to be aneaa or ail others in every respect. xne aim 01 lis .Conors is to mate it tne paper" for'the people; lnstractlve'to all; sought for by the business man, the farmer, ' the professional man, the mechanic a household companion ; the politician's gu'cle in fact, to make it as nearly EVfiBYBODY'S paper aa possible. River Men will find our Reports not excelled by any paper ia the great MittCuippt Valley r - , v . , : , . ,a. r:,r ... Our facilities for doing all kinds of Job Printing for Steamboats are tinequaled. TERMS Invnrlabiy la Advance. ...... 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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FUSMCJ-, - "1S70. GREAT OAR PET WARE II OUSE. Headquarters of Supplies FOB Dwellings, StsaiabDatsr and Hotels. SIGt OT THE TRANSPARENT BANNER. 17ALL PAPEOS Wm.E.FRENOHU. & CO. w WHOLESALE & RETAIL. E. FBEITCH CO. ' ' 1 Iture nor In Stoclc Direct from tho JMuiiniacturer aud importers, one T tlie Inrffest nod laoBl elegant selections ef - -u- .. i. , i ,: o rJL. Da pets: , OIL-CLOTHS, 4 ! r UI,;;V;y.VVALL.;PAPR WINDOW SHADES, : C1 ! LACE CURTAINS, !,.,.,. , . , AND . , -s;-t t'l'- ' , , . ! y . - i H General Hons 3 Fornisldng Goods, Ever brought to the Western Market. ' Thea e Koas have been bonglit since t& great decline in CJoM, antl arc all much lower than at any time ! SINCE THE WAR ; : In Quality, Style, and Price, -we propose to plac3 our Stock la competition with that of any other Market in the JMted States. WM. JE. ' PREXCII ' &. CO., 4JY ana 49 Main Bt. jj EvaesTille, Indiana, MANiriG IllXIiS. NEW FIUM. B. F. TRIBLK. "W. W. W1LK1NHOK. B. F. TRIIIEJEl & CO., (Sncceasont to Win. Hnontl.) Manufactnrera of nonra nuh Riinda. Wramtxa Ay. At .V. I Poplar Flooring, WeatnerboardioK, Bhlntea, J-.HIU, ko. iianaing material ol all inds la our Hue made lu order. t Factory and Yard, Corner of Wal nut and Iith Slrtett, , HvausTillc, Indiana. , " Order! from abroad BromtiCw nUmiled to. I ie22 dtJm iohm m. xoobkuc. : " johw y. twkxb. x MoGORSLE & TWEED, 1 Contractors and Unilders. T " , ' And Manufacturers oX .," ' " i Sah, Doort. Blind, Frames, Brackets Wo kwn constantly on band a lre Btock or Yellow and White Pine and Popiar flooring, ropiar ana rme mmDer. Iatb8, ublugles, tc Hatih, Primed ana Ciluzed, on band and to order, bond lar Price List. FACTOUY, Cor. WAUi IT KIOUTJU: 8TBETSK EVA8ILIJE,ISD. All orders prompt ly attented to. Ifel. JACOB 31E1ESS & BR0., Contractors and Builders, ' i ' And Manufacturers ot. Sash, Doors, Bliad3, Mouldings, &c. 1 ALSO DEAI.BR3 IN ' ''. LUMBER, LATH & SHINGLES, .. nsr Estimates made on Bnldlngs for furnish in g all Mill work and Lumber at tho LOWEST PRICES and of the BEST MATERIAL. - Southern I'Xauin? 31111, Corner Water and Goodsell Streets EVANSVILLE, 1ND. ; ' ; r tar loo.eoe poplar and cypress SHINGLES for sale cheap. aprl-6m BRASS rOUHDER, s,G i . JOHN lV!NS0a, rjRASSifODNDEa AND FINISHER Steam and a-vipe Fitter, : Manufacturer and Dealer in Steam and Water Uauges, Spelter and Kabbitt Metal, una all Articles apper. . , talnlng to a Brass Foundry. . . BTI1MB81T AND GX5XU1L BIACX 8KIIHIK6, ' Water Street, bet. Fine aad leet. , ; n .: EVANSVILIjE, ind""ah paid for old Copper ud Brass. ' Estray Notice, r TAKES UF BY GEO. MihCAJf, IN Union Township, a dark red steer, with white spots, two years old, marked with under-bit in left and swallow fork in right ear, appraised at ten dollars, before mh31Wtf U. J. NEWMAN, Justice. WATCHMAKING. A. O. ROSitNCKAJiA. liASBY HM.STM R0SENCRAN3 & BMITU, Watebmakers and Jewelers, 1 HO. 13 JSOBTJX SECNI ST., , : BEAT.F.RM In American, English and Bwlss Watches, in gold, silver and plated cases. Fine Jewelry, Sliver Ware, Cloetut, Ac. Personal atteu' "on . given to repairs ot nnewatcnes, die. No work entrusted pprentlces.

BIACEI3S"I3T, ETC.

C. KRATZ, FOUNDER and MACHINIST MACHINERY AND SUPPLY AGENCY. Builder of Portable Engines and Portable Circular Saw Mills. Hugar Cane Mills, Com Shellers, Improved Steel Amalgam and Composition Bells for farms, shops, engine houses, chnrebe. schools, etc., and Machinery aud Castings, generally. Steam Boilers. Plate and Sheet Iron work of every description, proprietor and Agent of Territory in the Patent Drive Tubular Weil. Apply for descriptive circulars and price lists, and state the kind of machinery, &e., wished. Repairing promptly done at or from the shop, on Boilers, Machinery, &o. Wort of the best material and workmanship. ;.- . ! Corner First andPina and Second and . Elm Streets, - EVASSTIIAE, IS Z IAS A. Portable Engines (saw mill size), and j Portable Circular Saw Mills. ii Important Notice.' ' The usual amount of steam nsed to do sawing with by tho Portible Circular Saw MU1 is from 125 to 150 pounds pressure per square inch. I have reduced this amount and require only from 60 to 80 pounds per square inch, at which steam Is not considered la the least dangerous, and is, at the same time, more economical in the savins of fuel, Ac We append the following certificate of tho first of my new style Ports ble Mills, for the noting and careful perusal ol sawyers and all those desiring to purchase, and soiioit a call and careful examination, they now being ready on hand and mating, mounted on four strong wooden wheels, with wide Urea and heavy iron axles, easily drawn from a place, and alweya ready for operation in a. few hours, or mounted on lega and wooden skids, or Ma Keatz: The Portable Engine yog furnished me, I consider as satisfactory and perfect in every respect as any machine I ever saw, uns light, nees eo pounds of steam iar running a double 60 and inch circular saw mill ior acommontfay's business.An average day's work. $.000 to lOJAJO feet of lainber, easy, with 75 pounds ofsteam. , A I.Caldwbll, , j . . --. Lynnvllie Ind. A: Other slsea for farm and plantation use and all other requirements. ; nor 15-Sm , O. Jt-KATa. iscfiuirzEV .a j THUMAN." ':1 : l j .r;; -x t - V. "' " ' '& OOoo I Meolin-iaic !,; l1l " . . . , .. . ,.r. , . ,. . ; v.. 3 r. , - i.l ; - - '.;- J - : ! " ' - ' - ,"' ... .Manufacturers andBalldrs of . : ; s'. --. 'i- . : ' S TEAMi II G IN E S, , 1 i'ciECULARSAW-HILLS, Sj: Grist and Sugar .Mills,.' ! Tobacco Screw Gumming Machines, Distillery and Mining Machinery, Malt Mills, Corn Shelkrs, Mouse Fronts,' Cellar Grates. ifeON & BRASS CASTINGS OF 1VXCT DKttCKlFTiOS. M AUUIXEtiT OF ALL K1SDS HIDE AND BXrAIBSO.. r BELTING," FIRE BRICKS, STF AM GADGET AND WROUGHT OLD' MATERIALS BOUtiimW have the facility of the beet machinery and workmen, and will give ail work entrusted to us our individual attention; fill order promptly; warrant our work; nd -charge reasonable prices. . OFFIOK AWD OT7MDaTJ ; CORNER FIRST & LEET STREETS, : ... . EVANSVILLE, IND. N.B. Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do repairing. fe . fcJGjblQLXZE, THUMAN OO. .1 COMMISSION CARDS. THOS. C. SMITH & CO , : i- vBunicie a : CoiiiiiilMsiofi Mcrcli'ts ' , Dealers in Flour, Hay, Oats, Orass ! ' Ueeds, and Produce generally, Ifo. 5 Soatli Water Btreet, . ; EVANSVILLE. Orders promptly attended to. t JalU d'T C. C Lyos. E. C. M ach en. LYON &, Produce and Commission Dealers in Hay, Corn, Flour Oats and i , Produce Generally. ' : So. 30 Korth Water Street, novl3 3m a, EVANSVILLE, IND. X. H. rAIBCHIU), JOiiN W. BINOHAM Coiiuiiissiois Mercli'te I NEW" ORLEANS, LA. V; Personal attention, and prompt returns guaranteed. . pov8 dOm . L. Rorruig, Jr. Evansvlile, Ind. - John Uilbekt, Uolconda, Ills. tiua. DcsoucukT, Evansvlile, Ind. - ' - : i L. RUFFSEB, Jr., & CO,, J Coiuiiilsfiion Mei-cli'its : .Provisioaand Prodaca Dealers, Sole Agents Ohio River and Kanawha ; : Salt Companies, We keep a very large stock of KLOUFi in Store, and are "handling 600 barrels per week. We can fill orders for any g rade that may be wantedat the lowest market prices. Orders for Provisions and Produce solicited, and satisfaction warre.nted. Terms cash. We Issue 500 Price-Cu rrenta weekly, and will furnish a copy res ularly to any one deElrinc ns to do so. oolft dtf L.RUFFNEK. .TK.. CO. FAIRBA3fIS BTANDABD , SCALED of all kinds. HORNBUOOK A CO. , , No. SI Nor in Water Stre . D'J3 dm - KvaubVille. ind WINDOW-SHADES!. , J. R II E I N L A N i E R WHOLESALE UKALEB Il DOMESTIC AND J PA NT 1 Sill JLesnf Tobacco, No. 115 MA IX STREET, deaSd'lra EVANSVILIJE, I ID.

MACHINISTS.

WIXjLIAM HEIX.MAN, (Huccewtor to Rrata & Hell man,) HASGFACTtBEB AND BUILDER or PORTABLE A3T1I STATI0IABI Sle am Eugines and Boilers, SAW AND GRIST MILL 'T.I MACHINERY, Tfireliirjr BIa.oritno, a Coftou and Tobacco Presses, CIRCULAR SA W MILLS, Ac, Ac.,! 1 .V i.VAKMVII.1.1;. 1N0IAHA.' ' SHEET IIUJH' AND COPPER ; VORK made to order on abort notice. ,1 IRON ANirKABa CASTINGS of every description. C' ..., : '.:; t . Dealer In STEAM G AUUE8, (JUM BELTING. TTRK .BRICKS. WBOUUUI IRON PIPES, BOLTINU CLOT 118, Ac, a manufacturers' prices, v , 1 KKPAJR1NCJ done at short noUoe. It ;vEfc l" T-'.Z: SI Crescent jFoniidrj', UUiucr ui vauai anu mic o.t 1 EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS Portable Circular Saw Mills, 1 : " 5 ; . . . . . f.Machinery of every Description ' DKALKUS IK BELTING, " " ' mtv a r n a tmv.TfS! J FIRE BR1CK WROUGHT IRON PIPE, dce. Ac. Repairing dose at Short Notice. Also agents for Stillwell'i Patent Heater and Lime Catcher. , nov7 ly . GREAT LAND SALE! Seven Rich and Highly Improved : ; Ohio River Tobacco rains, ' with aU their Appnr- -- temances, 1 And 504 CITT. ;; I.OT3, . Xiooated In tha wealthy County of HenCapital Prize, . J Prises, each 4 l'i l7.es. eacii ... .127.500 280 l'l izes, each lla I'nzsa, each Prises, each , 100 so 'Aiokets, FIVE BOLUBS. tli a hnv rtrizes. there IS OITK prise of $5,000, two of lluO each, and roca which co to the winners of the first seven Drlzes. respectively. Also. all. the rent mOD7 IW Willi wr wurcu " v.n.abAn anrl iLHHiirnfld tO tbOSO drawlnK the prizes. Final drawlna takes place JUNE , 187. at MASUinu iwiri. LOUIS VlL,LK,iwX. - . . , . . This popular enterprise is Indorsed by .u.Ain.nffinil in the 81a te of Ken tucky, and upwards of live hundred of her U. XL LYNK, Cashier Farmers' Bank, Henderson, Ky. - ' , , ' B. B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank, JOHN c! LATHAM. President Bank of Eapklnsvllle, Hopklnsvllle, Ky. - -JAM." L. DALLAM. Commercial Bank, Paducah, Ky. , . . i ii Tir AS. Cashier. Loxlnsrton. Ky. W. B. TYLER, Cashier Deposit Bank, Owensboro, K.y. . - Uood dub Agents Wanted Everywhere. 2i dtf

STEAMBOATS.

18G9, 1S70. ETansYlHc & Tennessee River Packet. PADUCAII, KASTPG&T & FL0UEXCE. . The fleet and elegant Paesenger Steamer RAPIDAN No. , Capt. Lkit IToWEi,!,; Kob. O. MoMkchait, Clerk, Leaves Evansvlile. as above, every FRIDAY, promptly at 4 o'clock p.m. The steamer RAPIDAN No. 2 will run daring the season as above, connecting at Danville with the L.. C. & M. Railroad, and at Johnsonville with the N. & N. W. Railroad, for all points East and West. Having been thoroughly repaired and refurnished throughout, they offer special inducements to passengers and shippers Orders for ilz iron. dTumtfA nr niwlmcaui yellow pine lumber, left with our Aent, Bhippers can rely on this boat leaving promptly, paying special attention to col lections anu way uusmess. For frolght or paxsaize apply on board, or to JAS. A. UAKLEY, Jal5 dtf Agent. Evansvlile, Henderson, Sc Nashville Railroad Traasfer Packet to Henderson. The magnificent aide-wheel steamer 139 - A. Y;E T JEJ , ''A. O. Duriand Master: , , J. C. Eoylo, Oerk, . Will leave Evansvlile daily for Henderson at 8 f.m. Returns to Evansvlile every morning at 8 a.m., and every Haturday evening at 6 p.m. Leaves Evansvlile every Monday at 7 a.m. - . . f2a if FOR PADUCAH AND CAIRO. The famous low-pros jure Q XJ I C K S T EJ jP, Jack Uaucms, M ster. Leaves Evansvlile for Cairo everv smx. DAY and THURSDAY, at 4 p.m.. .nmti. I lively, ooncectlng at Cairo with fat. Louis, noaadtf . i PHY. D, VlTt. Agent. - Refflar E?-aii3vllle and Bowling - - ' lima Facket; The new and aleeant B learner , . "k Main EV-IST SYI LLB, ' W, 8. Va.xtmktkr, Master, Leaves Efevnsviiie for iBowHng.Qraeni very TCK4DAY, at 4 p.m. , 'J Leaves Evansvlile for WoouonrV everv , SATURDAY, at 4 pja. , ror rreigci or passage apply on board. i For Padncili and Cairo. The magnificent naw lowpresurs steamer CITY OF EYASYILLS, H.T. Dexter. Master: " ' ' Leave Evansvlile every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 4 p.m. promptly, connecting at Cairo witb uu Louis, Meuipul, aud New Orleans packets. - , . . W.t. BROWN A CO. ' mhll tf and PHY. D. VIETS, AcenU.i ' RK'i ULA H KVANHVlLLM A.JXJ) VAN NJSLi TON TKl- WAKKL Y 1A CKKT. rOS .OWENS BO RO, BOCKPORT, AND id eiegaut passenger steamer - Lafayette Elder. Master. jonn a. Aaams, uierk. Leaves for Cannelton and ail way landings every ... TllAT,TIIt;RSIAY, AMOSATUK JAY( AT 1U A.M., Olving espedal attention to way business and ailing orders. . . or freight ornassaue apply onboard, or to - - HUMPHREY. LE Witt A CO.. "UKAjL jCSTATIS. .f ' iHerf Eeal Estate Agency 'AVE OPENED A REAL ENTAT1 , Agency for the sale of and renting o lauds, houses, Ac, Ac. , Persons having houses or land to rent o sell, or persons wLniilus to purchase or rent, will do well by calling on them at their olHoe, on. , - -u Third Streeti near . Locust1 ' lu lUlliotl'M Otoclci lunell tf BOAT STORES OILS , Boat Stoves ; Lubricating, Goal, a,d Lard Oils; Cordage, Rosin, i . Pitch, &a, '; i . No. 20 WATKB STttEKT, . ,, apraJUly) Bet. Main aud Vine. UNION R.R.& TRANSPORTATION O O M X A. TS Y, u''1 Proprietor oftne . , ' ITiiinri '" T.lti ': VU1UU U1UI : ;;(A) AlIentoin Line,1 ?i ; (M) National Line, Through Fast Freight' .Lines, running, wltbout transrer, between tne Meaboard Clues and the West, via the PennHyJvanl Railroad and Connecting Railroads. . The facilities for handling East-bound and West-bound freights to or from New York, pmiade.pnia, and Baltimore have been largely Improved. Bpeclai attention given to the transport atlon of Tobacco. or Information In regard to rates, over charges, or damages on freight, apply to . .. No.fi ttoutn Water St.. fel2d3m .- Evansvlile, lad. MUSIC A! GOODS. W. WARKK2. ' TUOO. OOKVMOTOIf !fo. 61 MAIN STHKET. - ' 1TAKBEV & COSYXOTOS, .,Al.ltK3 US ... .... ., PIANOS, ORGANS, And Musical Goods of all kinds. Orders by mall promptly attended to. . HESTAUHAIITS. LIVE & JLET X.IVKI JOHN C. SCIlWEIZER'i Main St. Excliangc, - BET, FIFTH AND SIXTH fiTS., ' The Cheapest Oyster House in Town ! TIHESn OYSTERS OF THE riNKST quality received lrom tsauiiuore uaiiy Meats at all hours 35 cents : Oyster Boup 10 .tnu ; Lodelngs aa cen is. . , open rrom a a.m. '." pit", my I.UJH E It - I.UM it K . TIIK (SUIIStKIIIJIl t'HHIlSVEN the. Lumber Business at his old stand at the corner of Main and (Seventh Htreets, and would respectfully Inform the publio that bis stocK is large ana second lo none In the assortments, embracing fine of all thleknease and quality, from the nicest Third Common Kaglnaw Board up to Xbree-lncn lrsi uiear nan k. Also, SOO DOOKS of various thicknesses and styles, and 10,000 llUilX. Window Hash, Plneand PoplarSlilacles. 8 ajd 4 feet Lath, Mouldings, Caulngs, Quarter-Bound, dec., Ac. , , , orders iroiu iuo ouuuiry, liver or rait filled nromptiy. se21 dJiu . . JOUN F. ULOVER. PHALOX'S "PAPfllAX X0II0S" For Beau tif lnj; the Sk!n and ComRemoves all Eruptions, Freckles, Pim ples, Atom -tuoLtues, xan, etc., and renders the skin toft, fair, and blooming. For Ladies ia tne Nursery 4t Is Invaluable, r For Gentlemen after Shaving It has no equal. . , , - ; , "Panhtan JstAtr " In ho nntv roll.hl remedy for diseases and blemishes of the PII ALOS-S "rAPHIAlf SOAP" for the Toilet, Nursery, and Batb, w!U not ehap the skin. Price 2 cents per cake. . ,. -"FLOK IK MAYO." FLOK 115 MA TO." A New Perfume ior the Handkerchief. Kkauiaite. Dollcate, Lasting Fragrance. PHALON A BON 1 New York. Bold by aU druggistc ly

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Wallier anil iVoler. Almost everybody was fiurprised upon orrislnp; Saturday morning to find nearly four inches of r.now on tho roofs and wooden sidewalks. The mercery had dropped to 37 degrees, and snow continued to fall till 8 o'clock. It grew more warm as the day advanced, and by noon the snow had nearly all disappeared, while the mercury was gradually rising, and Btood at 41 at noon. Tho river da ring the 21 hours ending at 3 p.m. had fallen three feet. A small rise ia reported at Cincinnati. Arrirxli anil IXimrlurf s, 1 The arrivals and departures up to 3 P. M. include tha Shanrofk Kr Louis to Cincinnati; Edinlurg, New Orleans to Cincinnati; Lawrence. Cincinnati ; to Nashville: MdlawiM. Cairo to return; J. II. Qrocsbect. Cincinnati to New Orleans; Norman, to umcinnati ; Fine Bluff, to Cannel ton; Silver Moon, Memphis to Cineinnati; Magenta, New Orleans to Louisville; Morning Star, Louisville to return. " ''' 'y . ! ': Itoata One Merc '' ' ' Among the first: boats due : here are theCity of JSvanaville.from Cairo; Bose Ilite, from Louisville; Alice Dean, from Memphis; .Indiana, Mary Miller and Virginia, from New Or leans; Rob Moore,s for Nashville; Anna.for bt. Louis ; Nightingale, from Arkansas River; Kate Robinson, from Stj Louis ; West Wind, from Esstport; Mallie Ragon and ErnTtoa Floyd, from Nashville ;- Nick LongworthV IV Strader, John Kilgour and Louisillo, for New "Orleans; , Bermuda, from Cincinnati";5 Minneola, for Memphis; Evansvilld and Falls City,' from Rowling Gre'eni'Hartford, from Green River; Clara Scott and Crescent City, from Wabash River.' " " ,u I ' ' IfcMkia' Leaving Ti.; 't1 f' f Foa Caieo. The fleet and famous low-pressure Quickstep "will take Tier departure to day, leaving for Cairo at 4 P.m.. She is one of the most excellent packets in commission, and is in charge, of thoso' acoompliBhed ' and popular gentlemen and first class officers, Capt. Jack Crammer, Walter B. I'cnningtonY and 'Engcna Rudd, all pleasant gentlemen. fc The Quickstep is, a first-class steamer. ;For; LouisvillsI fThtf -famous, fleet-flying, favorite Tarii8e6ni is the regular Louisville' packet at 10 A. M. to-day, and is one' of the -most graceful; neat, and elegant boats on the western waters. : Passengers cannot find a more pleasant boat.1 She is in charge of those eminent navigators and 'sterling gentlemen, Capt. James Mather,1 M. D. Wrarren, and Phil. Beverly. : ' ' ' ' ' iFoa Henderson. The fleet Fayette, with pleasant "accommodation for passengers, will leave fof IlenderBon promptly a( 7 A. M. and 3 P. M., in charge of those careful.' attentive and popular, gentlemen, Capt. Jerry Boyle and , A. O. Purlaod, who are polite and attentive to all. . ' Fou Nashville." The famous steamer Robert Moore will bo found at the wharf this, morning, receiving freight and passengers for . Nashville and all way points. She has elegant passenger appointments. Capt. John John Fcrrell and Chet. Bradley; two excellent and pleasant gentlemen, are herfchief officers. 1 Jimmy Miles is her courteous, attentive and accurate freight olerk. i .' , . s. !.: j For Caiao l and Memphis.- The splendid steamer Minneola, of the famous Dean Line, will be down this morning, en route to MempLis, and has elegant passenger appointments, Capt. W. B.: -JMilier and John fcl. Jones are her distinguished chief ofE cers. ..The ' Minneola has eplendid passenger acoommodations, L ; j 1 For New Orleans. The great passenger., steamer Lottisville, s will leave hero Aia morning at 10 o'clock for, New Orleans' and all way ports, having first class, passewger accommodations, and being iq . cbargo of ex perienced, popular and competent oCi cers. . Her captain is that renowned commander, Jas. A. Lusk, tnd Mr. J. L. JEagon, a gentleman of ae culture and excellent social qualiti&fl. is her ehief clerk. We hope to eee Lor add largely to her cargo and passenger list here. - I" . HISC(PjIlMlOU. ' ! Busiaess was very active on Saturday, with an unaaually large port list. The Shamrock and Ldiabarff passed up at daylight with' a good trip.M. The Lawrenco. notwithstanding she left Cincinnati with a light trip, passed here with her guards closo to the water... Tho IdlewiU arrived at 8:30 a.m. with, one of the best? packet trips that eyer came up the river, including 211 Lhds. tobacco, 79 bales cotton, 55 bbls whisky, 5 tons miscellaneous freight and her cabins literally crowded "with people, and was only drawing 3 feet 9 inches forward,' and 3 feet 4 inches aft.' All who made the trip upon her were delight ed with her movement and euberb accommodations, ner cabina and officers are entirely satisfied. Wko leaving Cairo we are told by pasecagers who noted the time accurately she backed down below the city and ran to Mound City in thirty minutes. Her time from opposite tho wharfboat was iweaty-ix minutea ; distance seven miles. She was received with the wildest, demonstrations of admiration and applause at all points, ihe whole population pf Ooleonda aad Paducah. turning out to welcome her; and she was compelled to lose muck time going . and coming in order to permit people to examine her. JBho laid over several hours at Padacah to wait on the tobacco buyers, who desired to go to Paducah upon her,.... The Norman left at 10 o'clock, ; with an excellent trip..-...The Pino Bluff oamo in near daylight, having been detained by heavyibusiness and tke snow storm. She was as fall as she could be stowed svitb. tobacco and hay

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t:p r,i;.i uuu woukj out witii a . i i, . ... ill the cou Id carry The ir'ilvcr Moon ..id a liere splendid tnV. Si.e disclwrfrcl oil baits cotten for It. K. .Diinkcrson & Co., and 129 hh.Is tobacco for r, Cincinnati The Kagetita paed up flying liqht. She ?oes to Louisvilla to load for New Orleans. Canmin J Stut Neal will tapt. John Sullivan, . Mfl u w boat clerk, has cl.argi of her oflice. kjuv iu nave IiriiiisTi ii r,n Tuesday or Wcdnisday next The Morning Star came in at 2 p.m. full of people and wiih a good .3 sal of freight The Pico Bluff left at, 2:30 with a fair pa .kct trip The Clara Scott was receiving largely, and would have a full load out Tho J. N. Phillips caaao off the docks on Saturday, where she has undergone thorough repairs... ... The Idlewild was receiving a larro amount of freight, and was fast Cllicg up. She was also gatting a full pas senger trip, jnciuaicg a number of our citizens going to New Orleans to the State Fair The Grand lira will leave St. Louie oa Tuesday next, and the City of Kvansville will con nect with her atCa'ro. Persons gate? Ic, the State Fair at New Orlears, could debire no I'lt-asanter opportunity, as they can go through in quick time, and on two as pleasant and elegant boa's as can any where be found. 41enliigs from Our i:xr limits ft. " HrrsBcaa. The Commercial of Tharsdaysays: The marks icdlca'fiil nln f.-ct. four loaljcs, tud ahoul hi a hisdJ. Tlis wi-hiik r w very iiieasunt. 1 n ie in Uje viridity Of tha luuiilug was m Ura.loly soil ve. CiNCistKATiTh OLmniercial of Friday says: - "The new Northern TJne ntpumcr Lake Superior will arilvw ifom I'lUdtHira ami uH.rt for HU i'aul Jlr 't lo-diiy. 1 U untl iszu Ift inu', .v- icet Dnam, ana ItliJld.. Tim cytl inters ore luolien lu Aiatuater aud 7 ttset xlrok, lh wii!tWQeols twilna 21 feel 1 i (ilantr-tr, 12'4 f ot length of buckets Hlia Iini a hKttnry of 6 ttouti-ilo tMllers H lnaUes lnUlmmeier Rit'l 2IS teet Ions;. .The rivet hoiua In the platt", Itihtc i.t of bol ok punched, are drilled h :.il reumml, (no drltttuK beiuu doi e ) Uy iniH menrm ihe lsp hre as intact, tiiimrsi u Ihm ln y of the platen, and lue tuimity of iijo in.u unimpaired. The wail propm ttonod chimneys, whlou nhov logrpatadvaiitaiie, rneasare forty-nine inches in dirieur, being torty-elKht fert ibove the tilni.--. The Lake Kuparlor was do'.lnn.ia .y Corn. It. O. tJray, ol tmpIo linr, aud built at JPlttsburx, nnd r tlie trsoiil hiporvlslwn of Captatit Vtn. U. (Iray. Htio in the fourteenth txfcl M lit at 1'ittnbtirs fer tlie JSorthem i.tne 1 acket Co., lo;;'-1 "' with a number of t, fi'H, amfiunt iug In the aggregate to over II.OW.Imk). him -..st S74.IXW. llfcr'iUTil an Capt. Joiihh Wordau.whohaswjea twuty-(lve ytrH' mrvle on the MIsl"Klppi piicfer Jrlnt;ll and Wm. Well clei Ui, both well kuowu On the upper rlvera, fbe Utxetle says : ' The Carrie It rooks laid tip In Licking, yHterday, to await brlnr.n. The Ham. Barker will lake a tow of fmp'y barges to I'oirieroy, Haturdny. and will return with tow of salt, cx ml, etc, Htie will take a tt ip to New Urlsiann ai boon as an Opening ooours. The 2Hme$ ot Friday eveuing says: James Nichols, one of the pilots of the NlBhUnRRle, arrived ber Wwlni'wlnjr, bavin k lft tbaiMUiaii nr at Hk vlrk I .ttiniintf, l:0 in lies abjve LltLle Hock. "1 lif-r but fifteen Inches rsf wlxr above that, point to Kort Mmith. The Ari.m.lillo wmh lying at the foot of Van Iiurri bar; and tne Importer, with 1,.'m) bulet of cotton aboard, drawing four fnt, wasi lyin at (itark. The K, C. tlisy had got oVt-rHwun L.ake bar on Hniunlaj , aud has probably reached Van iiitren. The Ctironie m says: Captain Jehn Kyle received a dlHpatch this morning statnie that, the America bad arrived at i.litio itoclc with alt her freight. , liOlriflVlLL. The Courier-Journal of Friday saysi Tlie elegant steatnur Nlclc Lonawortli having aorne repairs fo iniikc, will Do over until Titwiay.ttieliith lost ,nt which time she will iauve for Now Uiliaos direct. That has brcn do over flow in Upper While and Black Kivi?' for tiir years past. At present t hi l no lndiejtt.bms of high water this ye ir. iturora anl duting the war the valley ol Upper Whito and trltiaturies wr luuuiIaMi4 aliuoxt annually, , The lliose of J B. oni.(. pilot on ti;9 (iallatlu, was Miispeni 1 TuiHlay lor tlilrty days by the l.w'al inspectors for mi. hklllulneHS and neulU enc.a In permtlli.ltj the colilHion with ibotug Jfutiie button, by whlcli the latter v a i) rik:. The body of a man was found lodged In 1he drift, one mile at vo IhIhikI i , u Utu TenneKUKS shore, on 1 ixi Kunday, and soon after visited by en li hutnnn Jiuicli ttil. f called Charl'e, who, f(-r riding ibe pock ets of what beooulti v nil, suovod t un ontiy out into the Ht ream, it is nuppoMod from tlie fm.pera foo-id, and wlilcb are now lu JiOHHttHHlon of Captain t lraburn, who II vi h nut above iMland 4ii ohule, that it whs tne body of M. Albvits, a Kroncbnian. and that be had bueu a florlut gurdeunr at or near Montgomery, Alabama. , Bt. Ixuis. The J'emtcrat of Friday says; ' ; ' The rlBefcas bf come more rapid, amounting to two fit dtjrliiFi the lam twenty-lour hours. Ills prlu'Uvady fr no the M iimo;i 1 1 now, the atauir J.jjew rccoilli a ttiut stream on lh nweli, und ti nt fhe run out of a lie vy rlfc at t'otUevll le. Ti Illinois U fiiidus, ai d tho upper ,M 1 '.liilppl rlito khows of oulinlnatl rig. Weather warm, with strong outooily Winds prevailing. Captsln Wrn. J. ICotintz, havlnir renl what the VentoTta entlijid .! er.Uy la rcslallou loan ' independent Tucket l.ino ' to New Orleans, thluns it as well for tne fiuullc to be lulorint d tliat miil anolber lue is about to be e-il .ablinbed to rim in the same trade, tuat nt HI JUouls and New tjrlean". Tbla line Is lo deal Kcluttveiy, It is said. In frel;hU. and will bo for mid Of the following new, viae ; d a ri V. Koun'r., ICaUe 1. K'ouri!-, Cap. tato M;i.rt'i and tapt. Hioctdnlo's two oewtuiuwji (tot yut f)ined, and and prM. lbly the louiian. 'tha two ij(;W l 4 re progrtiHbiny rapidly toward uompbi.. ilon. It rata.; i ra not Jtnpt'down by throe Independent aVtambout Jiii aud one towboat aud barge i'uo t II In the bame trade, we cannot Imagine what human agnucy would conxiuce lo thfeteud. ' 4 "No. 1A.) . t Ualtai States Kars&al's Kutlco. United Btates of Am rioa, t'. blxtrlct of Indiana, ' VflltKEAS, a iib-l of information was filed In tho luxlrict Court of iii Tjnlte l,ttM forth Iint.rlrt of Ji,'lii.a, on the ilghtiinth cay of March, Wtl, y Wllilsrn Crosby uy liaries i.. isiarao, Pa.. bis i'roetor, acalnxl the uteum t.ot J. W. Oarrott. her ei ul iii-n, boilers, tackle, apparatus, aid fun uure, sizd at auta Iitrlct in a ohuk ol ao 'on of uwblraeUou of wages civil and maritime, aud claim ing damages in toe huiii or smki, anu pi Hying proceMH a gal tint stild Mewn.bout. and that tlie same may bt eondemued and sold therefor. Now, therefore, In purtuance of tiie ior.itloa under the ae U of M Court to u, dir-cted and delivered, I do hereoy Kive publlo notice to all prous cUtmlng ld goodx, or auy part Hereof, or In any manner lutereMtcd t her. In. that they be and appear Iwjfore the jitrlct Court of I he United Htates. to be teld at tlioclty of IndlanaDolis. l'l and 'it the l'Ulrloi of Indiana, on tli e n rut Monday of .May next, at W o'rio-k f tne forenoon or tnat day, tben and there to Interpose their clslms inakn tlielr atlef attous ill tliat behalf. uu 'uJtN HI'OoNiiK, Mari.bui U.H. rir ' HHU'1.11". l...ul.v. Atteat: i- t- Howi.ANU, Clei a. apl4 14t MANUJ'AtTCKlia or Eoieka and Easts Window Stales, 1 ' 1 a dermic n AUTit i.r, Any Ungth, WldlH, tr coU'r, tnade to order - NO. 84 M.IKT ST..TH1RD FLOOR, J. O. Box I.OII, Kc8-6ml . & "VANhvILLk; rti FOR BAJLX2, FOR N.I.K V 1.IT A H I. K MAIN BTRKKT PHOPKHTV-'Il.al uplendld property .known aa the Kgler property, iitUKtui on the wft corner of M Hlith Mtreta, fronting V .'4 feet ou JM i rt Btreet aud 1;0 feet n Hlilti Mlreet. hM property is oflered f r sale at low figures on eaxy tefmi A PI ly lo , J. V. KI.I.IOTT Jk HON, Ke W Kt-talo Aaenla, Corner Locunt aud Xbtrd teireets. alO dtf