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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19
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The weather was nearly clear last
night at dark, and the new moon
shone out in full splendor, but at
midnight there were indications of a
gathering storm. The river is again
rising.
The additional arrivals and depart
ures up to midnight we're the Armada,
to Cairo; Fanny Brandeis, to Nash
vile; Ada Lyon, to Bowling Green;
Lewellin, to Eastport; Rose Hite,
Louisville and return Emma
Floyd, Memphis to Cincinnati; Legal
Tender, New Orleans to Louisville;
D. III. SechIer, to Cincinnati 10000.
The Empire discharged 701 bales of
cotton here, and had $50 for Cincin-
natl, besides other freight, She had
no cotton for Cairo, as was reported
by telegraph ........The Morning Star
could not come out on Tuesday night,
because her paint was not dry, and
the Rose Hits put in an appearance
for her last night, with an excellent
trip. The Star will be out positively
on Friday, aud be here Saturday. ......
The Rose Hite takes the place of the
Palestine next Tuesday, with Capt.
Frank Hurry in command, and Phil.
B. Branham in the ofice.........The
Emma Floyd discharged 100 bales
cotton here for R. K. DunkersOn d
Co. She parted two of her hog
chains near Shawneetown, and had to
return to Paducah aud % on the
ways for repairs, losing nearly two
days.......The Legal Tender had
nearly 400 tons She discharged a
large amount of freight here, in
Guiding sixty barrels rOsin for Philip
Decker, and a large lot OF
sugar, molasses aud rice for [. & D.
Heiman.............William Otterberry
and Aaron Jordon, were the pilots
of the Emma Floyd. ...-....The ID
M. Sechler left for Cincinnati last
night with full cargo. She enters
the trade as a regular Evansville and
Cincinnati packet, and will hereafter
leave here every Tuesday. and leave
Cincinnati every Saturday.......Char
| ley Horton and Charley Hurry are
the Heads Centre of the Empire.....
The Norman will Lleave here to day
en- route to Memphis, and will hence
forth ply as a regular Evansville and
Memphis packet. George Patterson
well known in these waters, is he
clerk.
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REFER TO Samuel Bayard, Vice Pres't
Indiana; Moses Taylor, President Ma
tIonal City Bank, New York I. hen. Cart
wright, Cashier National city Bank, New
York: smith & Cunning, New YORK. Il. l..
Barrett, Cashier B9nlz OF Kentucky, ,
Louisville; w q. Hite, Cashier Com mer
ciaL BANK OF Kentucky, Louisville; ROb't
H. Pendleton, Cinci nnati, q. nox13 e Il
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Nor SHoRT.-Mr. I. F. SAMSON de-
sires us TO say thar he is not short of
coal. The Adrie mines, for which he
is agent, is working a full force of
miners, seventy-five in number, and
can turn out 5000 bushels a day.
From information received on Tues
day, we supposed all the miners were
running short, but are glad to know
we were mistaken.
Speaking of coal. we would advise
every one to lay in suficiency OF
coal to last all Winter early in the
Fall when coal is generally plenty and
Cheap.
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ON DET-That marriage will take
place this morning, at the Walnut
Street Church. Il will doubtless be
an interesting occasion to those who
can afford to arise at such an unfash-
ionable and unreasonable hour. The
names Of the enterprising plir have
not been made public. 5lss
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Crescent City Springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.

FETzEE undersigned has the pleasure of
notifying his friends and the public
that he Will keep this beautiful place of
resort open during the Winter as q Res
taurant. and Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
having provided two of those splendid
latest style Brunswick Billiard Tables, and
thoroughly heated up his Saloons and
Ts.1pia Alleys for that purpose. He Will
be prepared TO serve up OYSTERS and all
other deIicacies of the season at the short
est notice, and viii from this time keep
constantly on hand the celebrated
KLEINER CINCINNATI BEER.
Aovl7 diff ED. WkhLHB.
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LECTURES ON GEOLOGY - Prof
Whipple, of Ohio, will commence a
course Of lectures on the science of
Geology, in Masonic Hall, on Friday
evening. 10Th inst, at o'clock. The
lectures will be amply illustrated with
fine oil paintings, covering over 300
square feet Of canvass. The Professor
comes well recommended, and will
nc doubt give pleasant aud instructive
entertainments All who are inter
ested In this beautiful science should
not fail to hear MIN. First lecture
free. movie DIT
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EQUAL TAxATIoN.-The Copstitu-
ton of the United States and equal
exact justice to all men requires that
taxes for the support of the Govern
ment shall be equally assessed. One
case has come to our knowledge,
wherein under the aoise manipulations
of the city assessors and the board of
equalization, two neighbors living on
diagonal corners of the same streets,
with equal fronts on both, have been
differently assessed One With I'm.
provements of nearly double the value
Of the other is assessed at about
$500. while the other. with his mod
est improvements, is assessed at over
$4,000. -1a ma7i q a-
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70 MEMPHrs-semi-weekly.
THuRspAY 80. u. NovENRE tI0, Iss
CITY NE WIS.

ATLANTIC MONTHLY. = Mr. John
II. Scott, the distinguished periodical
dealer, corner of Main and Second
Streets, has received the Atlantic
Monthly for December, the most solid
and valuable of the magazines now
published. taT oL m
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80. ~ ACE $.

D1y- Our assortment of whole stock
custom made Kip Boots, Tor men aud
boys Winter wear, should be ex-
amined by every one preierring a goo /
boot 1T fair price to a poor one at
any price. Our French Calf Boots
both sewed and pegged, for meu a nd
boys. are not eqealled in the city We
have very foe assortment of Call
and Kip box toed Boots, of all sizes,
the latest fashion, and very fine aud
durable. TURNER 81 lKUMLER,
| novl9 Foster Block, First Street.
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TIE OLD LIE.-The Courier and
its silly correspondents are still pub
fishing the falsehood that the jour
NAL advised the people not to pay
their taxes. Its propensity for lying
is so great that it is very difficult for
that sheet to tell the truth.
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PATRoNIzE HIM. The crippled
soldier, who keeps fruit stand and
confectionery to the right of the front
entrance to the Post Office, has full
supply of all kinds of fruit. Patron
ize him. lie is worthy and deserving.
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EVANSVILLE AND MEMPHIS Trade
There has long been felt among the
mercantile community of this city,
the want of reliable semi weekly
packet line between this city and
Memphis. A glance at the geograph-
ical position of these two cities will
readily show the vast trade they
should command. The Que the depot
for supplies for all the State of Ar
kansas. the Indian territory, as well
as for South estern Tennessee aud
Northwestern Mississippi and at the
same time the Immediate market for
the vast products of cotton fromth
fertile sections: the other the outlet
for the great graneries of the Wabash
and White River valleys, and the in
exhaustible products of the fertile
prairies of Indiana and Illinois.
No two cities on the continent
perhaps. stand in a position SO
we'll adapted to help and sustain
each other. The vast scope of terri
| torylylng on both sides of the Mis-.
sissipi between Cairo and Memphis
should naturally be supplied with al
articles of prime necessity from Ev
ansville or Memphis. while thesC
cities are their best and most con
venient markets for the sale of thei
cotton and tobacco. We have fire.
quently urged the subje ct on the at
tention of our mereha nts and ship
pers, in vain. Others, however, cal
see it, and we learn, with. pleasure
that parties from Louisville contem
llplate moving to this city and estab
fishing line of packets in the trade
The Nor4aan. Captain -Dickerson, vii
be here to-day as the initial boat II
the enterprise. The Bermuda vii
probably follow her iIl the early par
of next week. We sh,lll refer to tn
subject again. saB1 ~ .-sas.s
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IlwAIIing for Rent.

The tWo-story brick house on Sixth,
between Main and Sycamore Streets,
formerly occupied by A. 7. Whittle
sey, Esq, containing nine rooms, large
lot, choice vines and fruit trees.
KELLER az WHITE,
1S-1w 81 Main Street.
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aag. / have seventeen acres Of zoo,

pa have seventeen acres of good
land, lying near Oak Hill Cemetery,
which will sell reasonably or trade
for city property. All OF it being
under fence, two acres of which is
covered with good timber. For further
particulars inquire at No. 135 Main
Street. II. Z. CHUTE.
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R@ Elliott, Ruffner & Co. will cut
up a large lot Of hogs this day, at
Elliott's Pork house, on Locust Street,
near Third Street. Families wanting
Tenderloins and Spareribs can be
supplied. noy19
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DANCING SoHooL.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hart, the distinguished must
clans, will open a Dsnciug School at
Masonic Hall, on Saturday, November
Saturday afternoon for three months,
Introducing many new and beautiful
dances They are we'll qualified to
accomplishment, and we bespeak
them liberal patronage Terms lib
erai. Apply for particulars at the
American House. nov18 3t.
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PzssoNAL.-Mr. J ohm 8. Chapman,
Of pniontown, KY, has been in the
city for day or two, awaiting trans
portation TO Louisville. He has just
taken to himself wife, one of the
fairest daughters of Union County.
Isaac s. More, Esq, and Mr.. w. j.
L. Hemingway. of Boonville. Hon.
Z. r. Cobb and George e Greene, of
Viucennes. were in the city yesterday,
r. j. Littlepage, Esq, of Madison
vile, KY, and one of the genuine and
ardent Republicans Of Hopkins Ooun-
ty, was also in the city yesterday.
nMr.J r. Devenish,, the new lessee
and manager of the Evansville Opera
House was a passenger by tho Rose
Hite last night. He will open the
Opera House on Monday night, with
Miss Charlotte Champion as Me-
dea," in the thrilling tragedy of that
name. He expects to have the best
company that ever appeared in Evans
vile. zo9se y Hb teae s~
Mons. H. Grau, General Superin-
/ tendeat of Grau's Opera Troupe, ar
rived by last nights train, and is
stopping at the Sherwood House.
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He MAY BE HAPPY YET.-Grifin,
of the Vineennes Gazette, we learn,
bad chance in a gift enterprise at
indianapolis. He was lucky aud
drew two cakes of soap This good
fortune caused him to forego his pro-
posed tour of the Eastern cities. He
has concluded to wash all over, and
he " may be happy yet"
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-Ln the case of
Boluss VS.. Reitz and Woodrow, which
occupied all of Tuesday, the jury
rendered a verdict in favor of the
plaintiff, giving him $500 damages
State VS.. Dock Davis, son Of Ham,
was tried yesterday afternoon. Davis
was indicted for larceny-stealing a
quantity of meat. The jury, under
instruction of the Court. returned a
verdict of not guilty, the evidence not
being sufficient to convict. asaass
Yesterday afternoon was occupied
In hearing thescase- Of Reitz & Haney
vs.. ALT. Boluss ct al. ON account.
Tried by jury. Continued till to day.
Iglehart and Garvin for Plaintiffs, and
DENLY and Buchanan for defendants.
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FOR RENT.

Tr90Es MfsNT -BAsEME - The b4. B.
II men6 9th Cumberland rre.brfer d
Church. corner Of Second oud IHaHI %
Streets. shis would bC 70 VcrV desfra q
place lof teaching AfUIfo OF Draining q d
Iuinfing. Also, good room i1r Hu ~ 5
Inquire Of ALVAIT J5H SON.
hu13 on Real Estate Agent
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MN. C. TURNOCK & 90,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
Gas and Steam Pipe Filters,
Corner Pine and First Streets.

Cash paid for old-Copper and Brass.
Bg Dealers in all kinds of Brass Cock
Whistles, and Steam Gauges. Particular
attention paid to repairing and adjusting
steam Gauges lJu00s Il
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B No Clothes Wringer can be
durable with the doubia friction of
cogs at both ends, which can play out
of gear aud not touch together when
most needed The "URiUersdL has
not these fatal objections, and is AGAR
9.anted durable.
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CoNsERvAToRY.-Mr r. j. D. Car
mody Is erecting . co observatory adj
joining his residence orr Locust Street.
between Second and Third Streets.
where he proposes to l eepa all kinds
of pot plants, evergree'ls, &c. 1t will
be greet convenience to persons who
have tender plants to preserve over
Winter.
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B BsE~ Why is the sUniBersol Hringer
the best? Because it has Rowell's
improved Double Gear, and the pat
elt stop. which prevents the cogs from
entirely separating. See advertise
ment e.
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REPAIRING WATER STREET.-Tde
work of repairing Water Street, near
the corner of Main, was undertaken
yesterday. Some of Lowry's old
bowlder brigade conducted the job,
and it was going forward with rush
When it is remembered what a con
dition Water Street was in last Win
ter year ago, it is surprising that
the bowldering has stood frn az long
as it has, especially as it has been
flooded with water on the occasion of
every heavy rain that has fallen since,
the inlet of the sewer being ever
ehoked up with old boots aud other
debris aia "a.
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E Yenison, Quails, Squirrels and
Poultry, inst received this morning at
the New York Grocery Crauberries,
Eastern buckwheat -four, the finest of
syrups, choice apples, fresh oysters,
all kinds OF new dried fruits in fact,
everything in the Grocery line-is to
be found here, aud at the loaCest prices.
PARSONS, SCovILLE IL MOFFETT.
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Il. G. BREDWELL q CO..
Cor. Main end Third streets,

EVANSVILLE, IND,
Have been appointed a gents for the sale OF
the above Mineral Water, and will keep a
constant supply on hand to meet all de-
mands. See pamphlets on their counter
for analysis and letters of many eminent
physicians. novl2 d2m sod
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TIME EXTENDED. = The time for
paying taxes with five per cent. off
has been extended ten days more, in
order that the misunderstanding rela-
tive to the legality of the assessment
may be settled. We presume no good
citizen expects or desires to avoid
paying his just amount of tax, but
however anxious any one may be to
pay, few if any desire to pay more
than their just proportion. If, there
fore, the late additions to the city
have not been listed aud assessed,
their proportion of the taxes has been
charged to those which have been
assessed, which is manifestly unjust,
This, itself, would justify a revision
of the tax duplicate, even if it con-
tanned no other errors. 81
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HANS ANDERsl.N

SIDE M O. I'm 4
FoR YoUNo PEOPLE.
HANS CHRIsTIAv AEDEIt5ENs the Great
estLiging story Teller, y ~ send new arti-
Giles direct 10 the RfvEasiDE the nov vol
uIne hezins JauLarJ,. l559. aud viii be
brighter and fresher than ever.
tt E SrLEND1D. PEENTUM.
We will give 10 every subsctlDcr for 1863
VINO sends q 80 fthe regular price, dtrtcfly
TO Us, a copy oftneelcgan Ctn0tna,
z 4 rr THH QUACK DocroRs sU rar
hi HenTg Il. Etcphfnal
sReproduce1 IA l4ch 60 Ors, Tor our subscri-
berg OnlT SIC 1870 Inches, aud well
worth IS. Copies viii ae sent by rim n /, pre-
paid, tn tie ofaier OF subscfirtion-L
z HURD q HOUGHTON, Publishers, .
45D b. come street, New York.
Sanpics OF Magazines sent Tor q cents.
FPrOsurci us free. ernr
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FLeUR-The best brand of choice
family -four sold II the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, also. rye -four for
sale by FL. d. Allis & Co., First ST.,
second door below Vine
sg- Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDWELL & Co.'s Drug Store, cor
ner of Third and Main. Finest stock
in the city, Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but. the best kept. Ioc26 diff
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Ia The very best sewing silk in
the world for sale at HUGHES.
nov18-4t.
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Notice TO Taxpayer.

~ OTICE rs zIEmEml GIVE u
AVG the tHMpaF cra OF The city Oft H-
Vile that have received from LH. p. rk
OF the Common Council q. HuIu c.... Ia
Tax mDilcnte for tile wear 1865 auI Me- .A
am now ready 90 receive the taxes eH '4
ON said duplicate
All per- una who pay heir taxes Iu I.t
on on boiole the 18Th dav of ~ aV.fsH. .L
be entitled % "a discount on hBe pen %
OF the amount. Those paying Hft.I DOB
10Th day OF November. and ou ur deg. fH
the 0lR day Of Decem Der Wlll Doe HH ~
70 "a discount Of three por cont ne
amount. and those paying 1ft HN. DOT
gay II December and on on before .H. BOO
day Of January, 1868. will boz 8uulH HH
discount OF ono auc half per cent? " Ia
amount.
Ny ONCE Is 40 the city Building CH#. tE
Third and Walnut Streets.
q u. GAVHEt
novlo CIV city Coil.s..
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COMING SOUTH.
Terre Faute AID indians clis.
FRoM TERRE hAUTE.
Oaio and MissIssippi Railroad.
FROM vINCENNEs.
SHENANDOAH LINES.


To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock Am. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
O'Clock P. NJ.
TO CATRo-Daily. except Sunday, at
o'clock p. M.
TO GREEN RrvER.-Every Wednesday
and Saturday at O'Clock p. n. Every
Monday and Thursday at 6 O'Clock P. N.
To EAsTPoRT. = Every Tuesday and
Friday at O'Clock P. NJ
To he gDERsoN-Daily. except Sundays,
at O'Clock PM. Z
To NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
m. H1s
To MEMPHIs-Semi-week
Roekport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
Wiley carrying the mail, leaves at A. M,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
q I'D Saturdays. t
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. M. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. N.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily tex
eept Sundays) at IA. II. Arrives daily (ex
sept Sundays) by 2 p. M
To NEwBURG.-HscR daily Except sun.
lsy,) from the Merchants hotel, at
O'Clock y.
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IT Is NEVER Too LATE TO MEND,
neither is il too late TO rid your blood
or troublesome humor by the use OF
Dr. j. w. Poland's Hamor Doctor.
Very pleasant to the taste. Sold by
Cloud 81 Aiken. movie 2td&1tw.
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m. ANn AqENTs WASTED o

7nONO AGENTS WANTED IN
AOq OOW all paris Of ihe United
stafesSfO sell our immense list OF nearly
100 different BOOKS, BIBLES. and PHO
IOGRAP4Ic ALBUMS. Every family
wants something from ~.
Ca aIogues furnished free on appiioa ton ,
ana books sent post paid 10 any ad 4Ie 3 on
receipt OF price. Cauvasstne books, con-
tainfng he list, with pIlces, together with
blank sheets aud printed heading for en-
roiling q Isl q DaIn' n, sent free 10 any one
on receipt Of 20 cents.
Any body can sell from 100 10 eco Of
these books almost anywhere. For terms
70 agents and other Information, ADDRESS
JOHN II POTTER q CO., Publishers, NOS
glf aud 6i7 SAMSON Street, philadelphia
PenHsgIVanla,
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Rockbridgs Alum Springs Water
OF VIRGINIA.

YyAIS WELL-ANOWN MINERAL
n Spring Water can now be had bottled.
thus saving the invalid a long and tedious
journey to the Spring. It's va liable prop
critics are too well known to require any
comment, but we would say that trey.
have proved highly beneficial IN many
chronic ailments, such as - , 2
SCROFULA, CHRONIC DIARRHuA,
SKIN DISEASES, pYsPEPsIA,' r
BRONCHITIS, KIDNEY iDIsEA SEES, 4 G.
During the past forty years this Water
has been used. The cures by It ha G been
many, especially in Female COMPLAINTS
as is well known by many hundreds NJ no
have experienced its beneaciaI effects -l
j. A. FRAZI EE, PrOpriedor.a
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FOX GAT

Main Street Property f0r saI3
y OFFfR FOR SALE mK Erurs
~ and Lot, corner of Fourth ANA NJ
Streets. Ieims-One.thlrd cash. blll
one an two yCars' credit III UauIFa Oh
nOvf8 DIV HENRY WIEGEfE