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LOUIS STERN q Bros SALES.


Inst received per direct from ths manu'A
and especially adapted to this mArkst
nv LOUIS STERN n B8Oss
n STERN. Auctionssr.
sa,wUNEsDAY.D Dee. o. at 40 o'elock A M.'
w st then IS Magazine snd 70 SrHve suee''
xi,hont any limit whatever. viii o- sol - -
7sO "a, "a BoOTs SH0ES eud bROGANs cons ssng OF
Mems Wan IL W and p 8 BHOGAss, II and L.
Nen,s calf and Buff IL ". and r. BkOGANs, eu Ans
9lS. ypoc.Ns,sss
Mems FINE Gait sewed BOOTS and coSahhsS aAif'
tt RS eS fi.s e Ca. sswed BOOTS and CONGRESS GAIT
II Ladies s Ct w.laD. S. coNGBEssns sSsIea
Ladies Ladies Sc Ssrgs :. s.rr. Button Boors, 2siSs
. Burton sOOTS, ia lS -
c,,ldr.ns Serge and ct CONGRESS G EATERS aud BUT
TON ROOTS. $40 $40 etc. ,,.,,.-,. -.
TO suit purchasers county buyers consulting tnen o"h
interest will attend.
nS- TERxs-At sale.
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

T OsT OH MIsIAIDTA, .s.or,,Ion ~ New
No 327 ssued in of P j. Kennedy on the 5tn
Sav Of Febrna v 1867 The public cautioned sgans'
= r-oN TUESDAY THE lsrH SEPTEMBER
i isss an ordinary Pocket Diary, containing small
s-,oant of MONEY! number of Receipts aud MemorsnoA
S ,hs sollowne described which the public are eau
toned trading negotstng nm Inree no.e
ds,Sd December 1861 drawn by d. Ven dorm 70 ns own
SeT and by hm ndorsed. hundred dollars eaen anu
nsyabe in three and nine months after aste ene
indoseL Al one year after date March loolJ ana
Ne yaratur by Gottshalk hagner notary pun, puoI D %
sve bnndrtd FIVE dollars one note or eient
dred and thirty three dollars and and & n
esnts ~ (sept l3 1864 drawn anu IN
Sorsed as above Marked Ne Variatur," by Ferle'
ESQ one note at sixty DAYS after date, z1tn reo.u
iees drawn by T. Van Horn TO the order OF ~ Au
e1stip cashier Of New Orleans tor one n1nGea sn
ksy dollars. one note Lobdel IN favor OF haroy
Iyds for two hundred and fifty dollars endorsed date
mot of which notes have been Pse put
The finder welcome tot the money ana VII recevt
an ADDITIONAL upon returning the Diary and rspes
~ D. Van dorn, "a Camp street.
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The Pontchsrtrail

A prepared 20 receive and deliver a
Fer the present the trains will leav'
lOI a, I'm, sAd 2, and O. p n:
the alternate hour, commencing al
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,sry. New OrieAns. 2Oth November
fsr Seyen Dirsctors ofthis lns itutio
nr year, will be held at ils banki'
and lsrsvier streets. ON Ibt
DECEMBER NEXT. Ohe ltth) ;
snd 2P. n. Oh' o.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
oARDIgG-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APAhr-
b ments 10 rent with excellent board and the use Of the
raror The situat s OF the most oesirsoe IN ne
Apply at l46 St. JOSEPH street
rrusr sIass ROAKDuN9-ONE or TWO
gentesl families who desire comforsne nome ana & xoo
living in pleasant OF the city mi ht be SUIT on spp
cstan AZ ibe corner Of Camp and Robin streets opposite
Col scum Square house has large well furnished
and is surrounded BY extensive grounds me sree' oA'
pass the door.
POUND NOTICES.
OTvrpr COMMUssIONER,s DEPART-
y MINT Room NO .. City Hal-New oriesos peeemoer
g. sos Were brought 10 The Third District rounu' so
OF Marigpy and Morales strs ets As ostrsys-
Six GOATS of different colors;
which n not claimed within three days and the
thereon psi will be sold public sncon 81 SAID founo ON
TunPsTIY December 10 1893 at IL O'Clock NJ
JOSEPH SURPHY Street Commissioner
Louis SFSFcHAI. for Controller
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9 HERNsHEIM,
PFIroAr CIGAR AND TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
No. az Gravier Street,
Has constantly on hand the choicest brands Of Virginia
N,rnfsctured CHEWING AID SMOKING TOBACCO
Also-A large assortment of imported HAVANA and Do
NEsTlC IsARs, Meerschsum Pipes, Briar and WOOD
Pines Tobacco Pouches and all smokers Articles To-
baco in hogheads bales for the Mexican marSes aho
plantation Cigar Leaf of all kinds for manufacturing
purposes hand.
IN STORE AND NOW LANDING:
100 cs-es CARROTS Scotch SNUFF.
90 boxes SWEET los.
IOCoO Havana Domestic CIGARS Of assorted oranos
ard sizes
lO0 boxes PAGES Gold Bar TOBACCO
10 Sam Tibbett's TWIST and las.
rs e. Nsyo's Choice NAVY
800 =. Assorted brands, Medium and Fine Bright
500 esddies May Apple TWIST Bright quarters
and NAVY TtBACCoS
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T OST-ON THURSDAY, nth, A BbHVk AND
IL Brown Hound, answers to the name OF 9eui lr,e
sma niece bottom of his lsf ear ana large
White max his bresst when Lost he had on eatne
coar The finder suitably rewarded on leaving MN
at 81 Race street.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
s7e............Ms gs zine s,-erI

u. .e
Card Photographs 81 - nsr doIeni Imperial OnSs "
graphs from sewing and oo Pictures e.Tsfnay eoped aud
Pastel or Indian Ink greatly reduced prices Work guar
srteed eonal 20 any In the city.
ISkk EST gUHPIN. wHoLEsALs sAtUsAO.
II sursr OF stick Candy Fancy Csnces Ch2eo,ste Ofss
Drops ard s,rxps BY tEesu Importer o. frensn vsns
nsnts Cupids fovers, oan LeAxeA s res s C.r
rhlDs Decorated Toys Csssouee Fancy Papers M SsNs
ktana, o. sououe,s Fancy Boxes tor Cnst
m,s AID Neg Near Prnsess Cornucoplast cte, SO ~
Ola I.evee sesve>r NJ Lcuss md o"sn srss wv
Dx~ "a
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-Omer G~nerni suprripI
New O-,esu. Gas L,t

To. 4 m
SnaV Innsrv ls6g rst cen hours Of 10
emse on :. a., Sx Direc.o ors N this Company
anu g., fr,r, ~, 6,st donday in February next
ib 'ne ye~' WIN n SHOWN. Trsssurer
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Steamsrs Jearins sart Ga-9ap.
Az ADVERTISED IN THE DAILY CRESCENT.
PECxAL NOTICES.

Once of the New Orleans Matsai "a IA
,nrapea ComIany Corner OF Canal ana Ohmp s,ttes,:
OT,ans pee = is6S-Notice Is hereby given thai. IN n
Srmity with Article rth Of the Chsrtsr OF ,hls
the annual for elve Direc % serve oH.vs ne
o. sning year will held at this Olce. on MONuAf ne
18th Of December, 1868, between ~ hes.s 1i " = -
n. ." " ---s
nw.- aS.ernr Supr rlnte udent Of New
o,s IscSson and GREAT Hortlern Railroad Company.
~ ~, - November "a ISIS -Notica-CHA ANGE
OF TlNE-On and after sunday Nofemher Zytn' ue -
,,pVer Trsins will the DepotatIA n and oof NJ
arriving N NeS Orleans At g. ~ Al o5 =
Il WILLIAMS, &c erai Suo-rintenoeus.
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NEW ORLEANS NErARIE JOCKEY CLUB.
sixth Dsy-Taesdsy, December 8. 1s0e
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New Orieaa., y uiy
Hons 81 and IS Of the act
,,ral system of Free Bank
wed March Is. 1855. notice
e circulating notes Of this
;slsious Of said act, 70 pre-
| or at the office ofthe State
lion, within ons wear from
rited By said Bank for said
J, x. MORTIMER,
Cashier.
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Crescent CITY Hsrn H,;oIs nsw ss and S ~ = An
spnsla ls6S-In accordanee .s,slfsS general systsm
ss the ,,,ss sss'' i. Of hereby given
approved hlSsrs ef the eircslisting notes Of this
E.nh Sply audited under the prb ons on SAID at 70
a. the Banking At the once OF toe
sa;e Auditor for purpose sdemp,ion wthn M .ss ohs
wear from this d.te, otherwise tat iunos oepo'' "
Bank tor said purpose VI" c VcHA5 FkURrE, JR. Cashier.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06

RECORDER C0URF.-At- an early
hour yesterday morning the Council
Chamber was crowded with what a
contemporary is pleased to call young
reprobates and old played out SCALA
wags," to witness the trial of the
women accused of keeping and oceu-
plying houses of ill-fame or assigna-
ton. The attorney for the city amend
ed the af6davits, whereupon the coun-
sci for the defendants announced that
they were not ready for trial, and the
cases were again postponed.
These, we understand, will be made
test cases, to try the merits of the
new city. ordinance, which was passed.
as we are told, by a unanimous vote
Of the City Council. The issue is
awaited with much anxiety by those
who feel an interest in the fair. fame
Of our city.
On Tuesday evening Gerhardt Her
kins. for being drunk and firing a
pistol in the city, was fined 81, with
81 o. costs, and Jim Marrasy for
drunkenness and indecency, was fined
81. with 81 20 costs.
Yesterday Michael Moran, for be-
ing drunk, was fined 81, with s. 50
costs.
Neal o'Donald, for being drunk,
was fined 81, with So 20 costs.
Jim Millard was charged with har-
boring prostitute, but the evidence
was not considered sufficient to make
out the case, and it was dismissed.
Tom Foster charged Joe Tomleson
with having abused Fosters wife,
and being guilty OF public indeceney,
but upon hearing the evidence. that
case was also dismissed. These last
two eases were the resultants of the
case tried before Justice Emery on
Tuesday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06

OBSERVATIONS ABOUT TIE City
Our friend, Mr.. Ed Bowles, of the
firm of Forth & BowIes, treated Us to
pleasant ride around the city yes
terday evenings giving US birds eye
view of the situation. d
In the first place we noticed the
streets were generally in better con-
dition than we have ever seen them
at this season of the year, and the
powdered and graveled streets are in
excellent condition The condition
of upper First Second and Third
Streets are in remarkable contrast
with their condition last Winter, be-
ing dry, solid and smooth, while last
Winter they were cut up in deep
ruis,o and obstructed by almost i'm
passable mud holes. go"
~ Along a large portion of Upper
Third Street the guttering and curb
ing are not completed, but the center
of the street is in excellent conditions,
and the same is tie. case with Fourth
| Street, Lamasco, from Fulton Ave
nue. to Leet Street Along both these
streets the material is collected ready
for completing the work as soon as
the weather viii permit.
Many of the trees in Amory's
Grove have been trimmed, and their
tops Topped of, working a very mark
ed change in the appearance of that
locality Quite number of the trees
have also been cut down, and are
being worked up into fire wood. s,
In many localities we notice extern
sive preparations already made for
building next Summer, and in some
localities we notice new houses erect
led this Winter being finished, show
ling the spirit of Improvement that
prevails in our city, and the enterprise
Eof our people. A new fence around
the Ninth Street School Building is
almost completed and new plank
Sidewalk has been laid down around
that building. Many other things we
noted, not important to be now writ
teuaos HeVaa eeio
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06

CoRREcrION.-In our notice, yes
tetday morning, of the lecture by Rev.
@. n. Sims, we made slight mistake
of week in the date. The lecture
will take place on neat Thursday
evening, 18th inst. The subject will
be " Chpocter and Characters. All
acquainted with Mr.. Sims know that
he Is peculiarly well qualified to treat
a theme of this kind in happy and
entertaining manner. We anticipate
for him a COCO audience. and for the
audience a profitable and interesting
lecture
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Frlghtf'uI PROPHECIES


4 C0Rceratl me End N AN Things
Are made by relig Gus enthusiasis; and
on the other hand, philosophers insist
that the centre of the earth is "a mass Of
fire that the poles of the earth Will ono
day be al the equator, and that the sun s.
gradually fading! Talk ike this is very
teyibles but, pending such wholesal.
calamities, IL viii be as well for each mem
Der OF society 10. take care Ofhis or he
health, and leave IL resi- to Pa evidence.
The end comes prem aturely 10 all who
neglect the preservation Of that inestim
q lie blessing. suffer liver disease, dys
pepsia, chronic cOnsti patton, or any Othei
aiment to take its course unchecked anC
il will assuredfy shorten life. IL canno
be said that the means OF protecting the
system against the prtdts osiug causes o
disease are wtthbeid. The COZ siitution
and physique of the least robust may o.
so strengthened and fortified by a coursf
OF H0STETTER'S STOMACH BITTEEs
as TO render them ali but invulnerable
. not onlytO the attacks of epidemic disor
ders, out also to the ordinary complaint
which prevail in all countries ana at al
sea sons. If the immense Importance o
PROTECTIVE MEDIC ATIOS Were uniYersailE
understood, tins Incompatible vrgetabl
antidote. which is already TIE m Ost pOpu
lar tonic in the world, would every wher
be classed among the staples of life, ant
no family would dare to be without IL
The time may arrive when this WIZ
the case, 3or every year adds hundreds
thousands TO the list Of tn ose who use Il. .
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ALMOST AN ITEM.-Tw

ALMOST AN ITEM.-Two newspaper
attaches, while walking leisurly up
the levee yesterday evening. came
within an ace Of being run over by a
man who came dashing up the street,
on a barbed steed, the horse shying
at an omnibus, and making rapid
flank movement. Had not one of
them leisurely and with great dignity
pushed the horse and rider to one
side, both would have been run over.
and we should have had frst-class
item this morning.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06

THERE were 17,477 bags corn, and
4,206 bales cotton shipped via Jeffer.
sonville Railroad from New Albany
last month"; Cincinnati CQmmerciaL
Well, what of it? There were
more than twice that. many bags of
corn shipped over the Evansville and
Charlottesville Railroad from this
city 10 a single week, and there is
scarcely a week that there is not more
than that amount of cotton carried
over the E. & c.. Road from this city.
Still, that is doing-right well for New
Albany.
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FROZEN TO DEArH.-From

FROZEN TO DEATH.-From Mr..
Allen Breeder, freight clerk of the
Phantom, we learn that man was
found dead in a skif floating down
the river, at Shawneetown. on Mon
day. As there were no marks of vio-
lence on his person. it was believed
that he had frozen to death. There
were no papers or other evidence of
his identity found upon his person,
and no. marks on the skif to indicate
where it belonged.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06

LOST A FINGER.-John Kramer,
employed in Paryin, Lewis & Co.'S
pork house, corner of Locust and
Water Streets. had the index finger
OF his left hand cut off yesterday,
near the hand. We did not ascertain
the exact manner in which the acct
dent occurred. John is an honest,
industrious man, and we regret to
hear of his serious loss. s.
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grre Bauts and Indianapolis.
= r.,,M TERRE HATTIE.
Q4io and Mississippi Railroad.
From YTNCFNNEs.
sTEAMBOAT LINES.

To LoUIsvILLE.--Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock AM Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
O'Clock p. N.
To CAIRo-DafIy. except Sunday. at 8
O'Clock P. N. .r.a sfssl ~
To GREEN RIVER Every "Wednesday
and Saturday at o'clock p. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at o'clock P. M.
To EAsTPoRT. = Every Tuesday and
Friday at o'clock p. N. a-ef
To HE-sDERseN-Dailys except Sundays,
=, at o'clock PA sFs q 3 .~s-7~
TO vILE-E Every Thursday at four
.. m. ssll..-5
To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Rock port stage tvia Newburgh and Boon
viIle,) Carrying the mail, leaves at Z A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. sAM.S -dE aA
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at ANN Arrives tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ - 2 y fA'N
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays) at A. M Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by p. M
TO observation-disclosures daily Except sun
day. nom the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'CLOCK Z. NJ F4#E 14e fttE
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New 5FERRYBoAT.-We notice a
new steam ferryboat being built for
Hawesville, near the Lamasco wharf.
The old boat Is lying there, from
which the machinery will be taken for
the new one. 1t looks like neat.
substantial craft, and is nearly COM
pleted. There are no better boat
builders any where than at Evans
vile. .as
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06

Nor YET AGREED.-Fronl a gentle
man who came down on yesterday
mornings train, we learn that the
jury in the Miller Ewing seduction
aud breach -of-promise case, Oh trial
at Princeton, had not yet agreed on
verdict. although they had been out
since Monday evening. L was sup
posed that they would not oe able to
agree. fE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06

A GREAT CHANGE.-The wind
chopped round suddenly to the
northwest early last night, aud blew
great guns. The mercury fell from
A degrees at P. NJ, to 80 degrees
at midnight.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06

Wholesale auction, by Hiram
Nelson, at his Auction Rooms, No
y Locust Street, opposite the Post
Office, Thursday morning, February
9th, at 81 o'clock, by the package and
dozen, shirts, cigars, backing, bed
cords, clothes lines, shoe brushes,
wash us, dry goods, by the piece.
Dealers are invited. Goods sold with
out reserve. 80 feb5 u
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06

LET DowN.-As drayman was
driving up Main Street. yesterday
evening. one wheel dropped of his
dray. letting the axle down upon the
powders with a sudden jolt. A
broken lynchpin was the cause.
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ing a mixture of. Green River and
Buena Vista stone. The interior
finish of the building will be in cher
ry, black walnut, and pine. The
Rutan system of Ventilation, which
is said to be the most complete and
satisfactory yet tested, will be used.
The design of the building is furnish
ed by Garnsey & Cochrane, School
Architects, Chicago, Illinois.
The building is to be completed by
the LIST of September next, in time
for the opening Of the next school
year. The contractors are already
busy in making their preparations,
and huge piles of brick and lumber
are collected on the site, where is
soon to stand this attractive and sub
stantial edifice.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06

CRIME IN GIBSON CoUNTY.-We
are told. by gentleman who is in a
position and mas opportunities to learn
the facts, that there have been five
cases or seduction and three cases of
rape developed in Gibson County,
within the last few months. This
would indicate lamentable state of
morals In some portions of that
county.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06
LOCAL NOTICES.

BaS- We wish to notify our friends
and patrons that we have moved to
No. 81 Main Street.
feb6 If WARREN q CoNYNGToN.
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1Mil,oard's Helir Needles, IN Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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A. B. CARPEN

Bs5~An Ice House to rent. In
quire at the JOURNAL Office. If
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MEMPHIs-seIni-weekly.
THE CITY.
METEOROLOGICAL Observations.


Meteorological observations, taken daily
at the JOURNAL Office: III, -rcl
"A. NJ. NOON. 6P. NJ. MID'T
Thermometer 2So 400 44o 30o
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Clark's Spool Cotton is the best.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06

Hand sewing- try lNil,oard's Needles.
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THE. Sans LEcTURE.-They lectur e
announced yesterday morning ia con-
nection with Trinity Mite, does not
come off until Thursday of next
week. Let this be borne in mind by.
all who desire to- enjoy this rare feast
of reason.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06

Oarl's Spool Cotton is 6 Cord to SO
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Dissolution OF CODaFtnershID.

The Copartnership heretofore ex-
isting between the undersigned, and
James NJ Carpenter, Ira M White
and John s. Baker, ia this day diaN
solved by, mutual consent, having
sold my interest in the firm to Q.
Clement. The business will be con
tinued under the same firm name.
A. b. CARPENTER.
Carpenter, White Il Baker.
Evansville, Ind, Feb. A, 1868. IF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06

Machines Use Czark's Spool Cotton
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LADIES' use Clark's Spool Cotton.
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PERsoNAL.-We learn that Mr.. S.
s. FROwE, who has been connected
with the BANKING house of w. r..
Lowry Il Co., for some time past,
leaves this morning for Springfield,
Ohio. He designs going into the in
surance business in the latter city, in
his own behalf We wish him we'll
In his new underta king
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06

MiIward's NeedIes are tke best.
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Take nome othorthan Gwb's Clifton.
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PERsoNAL.-Col. Q. C. Shanks. Of
Ohio County, Kentucky, and George
Violin. of Mt. Vernon. were in the
city yesterday, ~ - q saaJu
Calvin Jones, Esq, editor of the
Reekpsgt Ds9soerqt, sRas,al passe niger
By the Tarascon last night.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06

year. The contractors are already
busy in making their preparations,
and huge piles of brick and lumber
are collected on the site, where is
soon to stand this attractive and sub
stantiaI edifce
SCHOOL ExAMINArIoN TODAY
The semi-annual examinations of the
Public hoolsscommenee- to day with
che High School. The following is
the order in which classes will be ex-
amined for the day:
Forepqqqa FLatin Grammar, Rhe-
toric, Arithmetic (girls). French (sec-
ond class), German Second class)..
---4A es40osa.way iirgil ,-GaEman- first
classG sPhgsieaE Geogaphy3 (girls),
Algebra FIRST class), Natural Philos-
ophy Second classl 1HggRRE
& The eza pfnstien. promises to be.
quite Interesting, and will doubtless
attract a good; attendance Of parents
and the friends of education.
Z q
SIGNIFICANT AND COMPLIMENTARY
The River Editor of the Louisville
Densocrut copies Our. notice of the
departure o. the st. Patrick last
Saturday. with big trip, for Mem
phis, and thus candidly points the
moral" though it greatly undertakes
our popdlation4we claim nearly-3O,-
O0O:f 7iIaIE alh re
We copy the above for the,purpose
of calling the attention of our mer-
chants 10 the fact that Louisville,
with her 10000 inhabitanrs-the
4 natural lcemfiercial center of the
SouthwestTha allowed, her trade TO
dwlndle down till she cannot sustain
Ia respectable fne If packets to- Mem
/ phis. one Of the great Southern marts
/ While Louisville sends out an Occa-
si6nal hind wheeler to- Memphis, Ey-
ansville, Indiana "a mere village in
comparison, population of perhaps
ID, OO0-boasts her semi weekly line
/ of elegant side-wheel packets to
Memphis, differed by competenb
accomplished business men, who
! bring tens of thousands Of dollars in
orders weekly to the Evansville mer..
chants, who inzreturu use their entire
Influence In Sustaining these indis-
1 pensable .auxiliaries to their success.
!, These fine boats hold out induce
ments to, travellers. Once aboard.
their officers set about influencing
them to stop at Evansville day;
I thus We lose a large trade that would
be brought here by line of good
boats to Memphis. Evansville, we
learn, also has her Green River line,
her Cumberland aud Tennessee River
lines; daily line TO Cairo and ships
more freight to New Orleans than all
the cities above the falls, Cincinnati
included These are simply plain
truths, and if not palatable. it's not
our fault. SIG