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fifth commandment referred more es-
peciallg TO nations than to Individuals
In China filiaf regard for parents
amounted almost to religious venera-
ton. They grew up gn8er the parental
roof, four or Eve generations. often
comprising half score of families
residing under the same wide spread
mansion. He contrasted young
America with young John Chinaman,
not greatly to the credit of the former.
In-Ghina the elder have precedence,
and the others take their place in
regular rank and file. j 4
Order with them is a moral princi-
pie. Politeness is carried to an ex-
aggerated extent. always exalting
others and disparaging self. In adj
dressing You they say, Your honor
ed country, y Z" Your venerahle faith
'er, Your illustrious name" In
speaking of themselves they say,
:. Our poor country" My humble
cottage" $ My insignificant Name"
and when speaking of their wife,
/" My unhappy thorn bush. "
Social equality and equal privileges
were uncquaIed in China. Every one
had the privilege Of contendipg for
the highest position, and merit was
the basis for. elevation to Office ana
power.
The Chinese were not all good.
They might be described as the
''wisest. brightest, aud the meanest
people on earth.9 Thegar far be-
hind the western nations in knowledge
Of the abstract sciences and In the We
rites Of the Christian religion Their
science is in stunted and dwarfed
condition. They had made no adj
vancement in centuries. As the d.
rect rays of the sun in the tropical
belt produced the stately forests, and
the slanting rays upon the frigid re-
gions prodaced stunted and dwarfed
vegetation, so the people of China re-
qnired the effulgent rays oi'the Sun Of
Righteousness for their spiritual and
social development.
We have given but an imperfect
synopsis of the lecture-a mere table
of contepts, as it were. It was, indeed,
rich intellectual feast.
Tonight will be given the third and
last lecture. Subject, T" The Religions,
PHILOSOPHERS aud Superstitions of the
Chinese, including a description of a
visit to the tomb of Confucius and a
Jewish colony in the heart Of that
strange country" This will be, I'M
questionably, the most interesting lee
ture Of the series, and should be
largely attended. The lecture COM
mencos at "a o'clock, promptly.
FIRE AT HENDERSON. About four
o'clock yesterday morning the resi-
depce of ]. p. Beverly, Esq situated
in the eastern part of Henderson, in
that section of town known as
=" Breckinridge's Addition" was dis
covered to be ON fire. The building
and it's contents were entirely de-
stroyed, the Inmates barely escaping
with their lives. The property lost
was valued at about $4,000, upon
which there was an insurance of
$500. It is supposed to have been
the work of an incendiary.
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Hen SCHOOL CoNCERT.-The con-
cert 10y the yeuug ladies of the High
Scbopl, at the grand hall OF that mag
ni6ceut building, promises to be one
81 the most musical entertainments
ever afforded to our citizens. The
most faithful training and prepare
ton has been had, and every care
taken 70 render it an affair that shall
reject credit on all interested in it.
TIE otjset-tho purchase of piano
for the use of the HALLS one that
commends itself to every friend of a
refined taste, and We confidently ex-
pect to see the large hall crowded to-
night.
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Horace GREELEY purposes to
write, during the year 1869, an ele-
mentary work on Political Ecoaomy,
wherein the policy of Protection to
Home Industry will be explained and
indicated. This work will first be
given to the public through success:
i've issues Of the New York Tribune,
aud viii appear 10 all its editions
Daily, Semi-Weekly, and Weekly.
dec19 1fdw
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THEDAILY TRIBUNE

Has been so IOng known as the leading
political news aper OF the country, that
Its SPECIAL features need 40 abofafe de-
scFfDi iDn4 II contains the fullest aud most
accu r1tfe II porls OF the proc edings IL Con
gress ana the State LEGISLATURES ca efui
summarizes Of Jews from at quarters OF
tue globe. correspondence from hil he
principal cent-Ts OF Intelligence At home
and abroad. letters from travellers In for
eigu bands. reviews of new books, dr8 mat
&c, musical. and fine art or tic SINS, ntera-
ry. SCIENTIFIC, and religious mi ceilanfes,
and ~ ilfe Fnfttitude of items W hich make
up a drst-class daily paper. IL is print
with better and clearer type tnan any
other ally urnal in America. IL rs pub
iished ever IN 1rnfug, 5u days excepted.
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WANTED-A SIDEwALK.-The peo-
pie living below the creek complain
bitterly that there is no sidewalk from
the Pigeon Creek bridge to Fulton
Avenue, and that it is impossible,
during the muddy weather, for ladies
70 make their way on foot from the
bridge up town. We are told that
when the recent improvements begun
on Water Street, that the plank side
walks were removed, and have not
since been replaced. This matter
should be attended to at once, that
the people of Independence might be
able to come into the city without in
convenience. aud that the merchants
of the city might enjoy the benefit of
their trade.
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EVANSVILLE OPERA House Anot her
fair audience witnessed a most ca pital rep
resentation of the 'tOctoroon' last II ght.
Mrs. Henry Linden is una aestionably an
actress of wonderful ability, and Mr.. Lin
den, as old "Pete, would shame any negro
in the land. Miss Rickcords never APP
peared to better advantage than as Dora
Sunnyside." 1t was really an admirable
performance. Tonight the Lindens take
a benefit, and they deserve bumper. Mr..
J. N. Gotthold has volunteered for the oc-
casion, and viii appear in a favorite char
acter, and an unequaled performance may
be expected. Theresare certainly enor gil
people in the city to I'LL the Opera House
once, as well as the High School Han and
Turner Hall. Give the L1ndens rousing
benefit tonight, and show that fine acting
is appreciated, sven in Evansville.
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A HARD CASE, IF Nor AN OUTRAGE.
Yesterday morning a number OF gem
tieaen and ladies arrived in the city
by the Vincenues Accommodation
train, being members Of minstrel
troupe. They engaged passage by the
Quickstep to Cairo, and were all
snugly aboard with their baggage. In
the meanwhile the City Marshal had
received q dispatch asking him to
arrest the whole party. After several
dispatches had passed backwards and
forwards, and just as the Quiekstep
was about to leave, the City Marshal
with the Chief Of Police and several
policemen made a raid on the boat
and arrested the whole party, and
took them to the Recorders Court
room, where they were detained until
after the arrival of the mail train
last night, upon which the prose
cutting witness promised to make his
appearances, but he did not come. ard
the whole party was discharged. CAPT.
Cochran took them to his house and
gave them supper, and they were
warm IN their praise Of their kind
treatment by the officers here and Of
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River Dieseiatclrea.

CINGIyNATI. December 1.-THE river has
fallen eighteen i5ches. with twelve ard
half feet water In the channel, and eightJ-
nine aud a half feet u ader the bridge.
Arrivals = None. DEPARTURES - Emma
Floyd, for Nashyflle. Business light. The
weather is GEAR and mild,
LOUISVILLE, December IL River six
feet ten Inches in the canal. -four feet one
inch in the chute, and three feet one inch
over the rocks and falling. Business dali.
Weather clear and mild.
Port List-Charmer, Cincinnati to Esvs
ansville; j. IL. Groesbeck, Cincinnati to
New Orleans; Minneola, Cincinnati To
emp1ls; Darling, Memphis to Cincin-
natl.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 1.-THE river fsfalline
slowly, with ieet WAFER on darpeth
Shoals. Weather clear and pleasant. The
Havana, for Cincinnati, and the Nashville,
for Cairo, departed. +.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 1.-THE weather is scfeas
and pleasant. The river is falling. De
parted, Richmond and Alice Dean. FOR
CAIRO, December I7.--Arrivals and de-
pcrtures -Rubicon, Cairo to st. Louis, s
A N. Peoria City, St Louis to Kew Orleans.
III A II. Belle Memphis, Memphis TO Cairo
8 PM: Robert Burns, Kew Orleans to Cin-
cinuati, z PM; Thompson Dean, New Or
leans TO Cairo, Z PM; Armada, Evansville
packet, PM. The river fell inches. The
weather Is clear and mild.
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Nor CLEANED The street cross
ings have not been cleaned of the
impossible mud that covers them.
Yesterday we saw ladies turn back
from a crossing, and have to walk two
to four squares cut OF their way in
order to fad a crossing that was pass
able. These were the wives and
daughters Of taxpayers who have
been required to contribute largely to
the expense of repairing and improv-
ing the streets, aud are entitled to
some consideration. -.
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ITO LrspEsAI,I, s.rRrET. NFw Y

12Ff# DU III October I3, 1867.
DEAR SIR: II is with much pleasure that
say TO you that 1@eonsider the PLANTA-
TIOS BITTERS of untold value. In the Fall
of 1867 was taken with t.hflls and Fever,
and head. IL was " itll zgreat difficulty that
could BREATHE. My lungs We're greatly
distressed, and there was severe pain In
my right side, by spells. 1 could hardly
get up from my bed. I called a Doctor,
who attended me all Winter without the
commenced using your PLAsTATIOS BIT-
TERS-a wine-gfaSS full three times day
and have used 1t most of The time since,
aud / am now welilas strong, s BILE to do
all my own work and the care of q large
fam ". Is L ours, BE-, SUSAN WIIS0N
iAAGEOLIA W. Tfsfl-SuDerfor to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. deel4 dSteodltw
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THE NEW YoRK TRIBUNE has
grown iuto an intellectual Behemoth.
The Daily of December 18th is one
of the most extensive, complete, and
interesting newspapers ever published
10 this country, and reflects the high :
est credit upon its present manage
ment. By reference to the ADVERTISE
mem, which we print this morning, it
will be seen that the Tribune for 1869
promises to occupy a still more ex
tensive field of usefulness and inhu-
enes. We wish it the success which
is fairly due to energy and enterprise.
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ZoUAvE FURNITURE AT AUCTION
will sell at auction on Monday, Dec.
21st. at 9 o'clock, at the Zouave. on
Water Street, between Vine and Sye-
amore Streets, all the furniture of
said house, consisting of bedsteads,
beds and bed clothes, carpets, stands,
chairs, stoves, cupboard ware. cham
Der ware. and every thing in said
house Terms cash.
dec18 3t HIRAM NELSON.
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JUST REoE1vED for the holidays.
Ladies and Gentlemen's very fac
Bronze Kid Blue, Bronze au Queer
colored slippers, making beautiful
presents; also Children's Buttoned
Boots and BaImorals; Boys and
Youths fine Calf Boots, plain and
box-toed.
Come early and secure something
useful as well as ornamental
dec18 % TURNER Il KUMLER.
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CITY NE w s.
0ILr oraers for sale q. thls Omeo.

PzEsoNAL--John II. Almond, cor
respondent of the Louisville Demo
crat, and formerly one of the proprie-
tors Of the Nashville Union, is in the
city.
S. shotwell, Esq, of Shotwell's
Mines, and Capt Alex. Howell, of
Shawneetown, and Geo. H. Heberly,
of Terre Haute. were in the city yes
terday.
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REcoRDEa's CoURr.-There was a
kind of slackness in business before
His Honor, the Recorder, yesterday
f renoon, and up to evening, IS has
in iced been the case for several days
past.
Harry Williams and John Reese,
strangers in that eo1rt at least, got
on n ieader on Wednesday, and feel
Jog then oats, expressed a strong de-
lire ard earnest purpose to punch
somebody's head. a police officer
discovering their belligerent DISPOSE
mon, hived them, and yesterday His
Honor, after an investigation, took
the fire out of them by phlebotomy-
bleeding their purses to the amount
Of 81 Al each, which may be esteemed
very moderate indeed.
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MAsoNIC.-Annual Communication
of Evansville Lod &c, No. "a, +. & A.
NJ, on Monday evening, December
,21st, at O'clock, for election of Off
GERS and payment of dues.
dec18d3t a. j. CoLBURN, See.
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A LARGE STocK OF SUPERIOR
LIQUoRs-N. L. Carr & Co., at NO. g
and 4 South Water Street, have a very
large stock Of superior Liquors OF the
care expressly for this market by Mr..
Carr himself. with special reference to
the wants of this trade, and offered at
very small profits By wholesale &c cash
customers. Steamboat bars supplied
on liberal TERMS dee10 diff
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BORGMAN--On Thursday mornIne, De
cember 18th. 1883, BERNARD Plus, Infant
son of John II. and Bernsrdina Bergman,
aged fourteen months and six days.
The funeral will take place this morn
ing at71z O'Clock. from the residence Of the
parents, on Walnut Stree, opposite Ninth.
Friends and relatives of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend.
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OFFICIAL CHANGE Louis Fred
ericks yesterday took possession of
the County Asylum as Superintend-
ent, and was engaged in transferring
his household goods to his new
quarters, aud will at once enter on
the discharge of MS duties. We have
no doubt that the affairs of the Asy-
lum will be faithfully managed by the
new Superintendent
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No. 8 SECOND SEREET.-A splendid
stock of all kinds of boots and shoes
may always be found at John Rasch's,
on Second Street. Ladies shoes of
vafities and styles Of the best make.
Boys boots and shoes. Ladies' and
gentlemen's over-shoes. Customers
cannot fail TO be pleased, as the stock
has been selected with the greatest
care. Call at No. s Second Street.
M, W. u f..nov12.
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PrOposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE
- received at the County AUDITORS Office
nhtll Saturday, December lStn, 1853, AT 10
limestone rock, to be nVefed on the
plank road. near the culvert, ON or before
May Isl, 1869, at such places as the Board
may Designate. TIE Board reserve the
right to reject any or all bids. Pay ment
made after the fulnllment of tie contract.
VICTOR BISCH,
Auditor Nanderburgh County.
Evansville, December 9Th, 1858. ldelOdtd
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the hospitality Of Captain Cochran.
They took passage last night On the
Louisville for Natehez. This is what
we should cali hard case--if not an
outrage. From all the facts we could
gather, the movement was simply
spite-work. The officers here are, of
course, not subject to blame. as they
doubtless supposed they were doing
their duty. But the person who
caused their arrest and detention
should be severely dealt with. if there
is ylaw to reach him. The party
appear like gentlemen. .sfd
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Cresce1at City Springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT 7.

FFEHE undersigned has the pleasure of
notifying his friends and the public
that he viii keep this beautiful place of
resort open during the Winter as a 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
TenpiA Alleys for that purpose. He win
be prepared to serve up OYSTERS aud all
other delicaeies Of the season at the short
est notice, and viii frona this time keep
constantly on hand the celebrated
KLEINER CINCINNATI BEER.
nov1 diff ED. WERLER.
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Has continued To circulate gr eater num-
Der of copies than any other newspa per in
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deuce, and Sshall labor 20 retain 1t. Its
previous attractions viii becOntinued aud
Increased. The main features OF our
Weekly viii be agriculture, literature, poll
ines. and the markets, with the latest
summary of the daily news. We have
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Farmers Club Will be fully reported, and
sp-ciaf articles on agricultural topics con
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who desires to till the soil with profit, and
TO know he progress constantly made In
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TIOK ETs. $50.


THE DRAWING Will TAKE
u. place al Masonic Temple, In Louis
Elile kentucky, on the 18th day Or Janu-
Age hts viii furnish pqmphlets giving
aeS ,flptlon OF the property, and contain
ing the act of the Legislature ouihoTfzin0
the sale.
Com unissfoners who viii rnaris.se the en-
terprlse are named in the act 81 the I,eRis-
,ature, anu thesr integrity ana TespoBsi-
billy are endorsed In the certificates
tWhlch VIII be found ia the panlpu let's
OF Governor John W. Stevenson. Hons.
DnlLed states Senators, Hon. John =.
Bunch, spea keT- Of tie Kennedy House
OF Representative. Hos, Areilb1l4 Di-tont
Joseph adams. Prehideid 81 tue Faimers'
Bank, J.. q. naiham, isr.aidcnt ~ tlie MI
ttonal bank, JOHN n. l5arret anu CLhess. OF
Henderson, Ky; Hon W r. taffetts Judge
OF the Circuit Court of mo Fliieenth Jude
el8i District, AMI III. p. = eiiiFpnf Judge Or
the Court OF GOnmon ttgtfp ~ t4d ana;
Hon Won f. walker tfrf orr dAhu 81
HOPKINS President FHft NtfIuu.l lana
many other gentie meu 81 POSITION aud
prom hence la Kentucky and Indiana
TICKETS can be purchased CT
L. II. LYME Farmers BunE, Hender-
s' Il. B. b I 'LGxANTER, Commercial Bank,
rios. i. 4. hooks, Coviueton, KY;
JOHN 4. LATHAM. Pres dent Bauk ~
HopkiDsYiile, Hoph in'f, itie, Ny.
James J.. Dallanl, CVinnAsTriai Bank, Pa
~ looks opened at these points on the
lst OF October, 1868.
Pr LIP HORNRR00K, Esq, Water
sEAIONIN. DIxON. a. CO.. No. north !
First street, will order Jackets from the I
Agents al Mcpherson KY, FOR those who
desire 70 purchase. "a SEES dt
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BEWARE OF TARA ALBA CANDY
Amp now 70 TEST IT.-Take a few
sticks OF candy and put into tum-
bier of water, and when dissolved,
you will find Tara Alba settle to
bottom of tumbler. 25-2w,
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EGT Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'s Drug Store, cor
.ner of Third aud Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. oe26 diff
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LUCAL NOTICES.
attention. Sir EnIgbts !

Annual Meeting of Lavalette Com
mandery No 10, this Friday evening,
at z o o'clock, for the election of Off
GERS and for work. A full attendance
is requested. A. j. COLBURN,
1S-1t Recorder.
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Is az hand, and every loved ono expects
valuable GIT, buy Florence SeWnn SIDE
chine, winch IS easier learned, less iuh.a
10 get out Of order, and does more varieties
OF work withOul change Than amy tsffI...
Every Machine warranted ~ give int5H.ac-
ion, 81 tie money refunded Price sal au1
tstan,,ei aw,s,nly piece n Gray lWIieI
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aB2 Spareribs aud Tenderloins to
be had at our Pork-house. on Locust
Street, between Third and Fourth
Streets.
.sal ELLIOTT, RUFFNER & Co.
dec17-3td
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FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family -four sOtd al the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye -four for
sale by II. ID. Allis & Co., First St.
second door below Vine.
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WANTED

WETANTED --EsauEt GEizEa-One gsn-
" eral cook, one pastry cook, one
%hambermaids Ird one diulnu room nIrl.
Ioou wages enu cOnstan- employment
given. Apply ~ letter To
...# TH0H. SHEH DAN.
ueci5 CIV .. b.. Gfayvllle, Illinois.
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Dry Goods for Sale.

ITO ENABLE US TO CLOSE UP Al
Co-parinership which expires soon, we
now offer our stock OF Dry Goods at o. bar-
gain. The stock is small, tho house has
good trade established, and ls iu running
order. ~ - q dne opening for any one
wishing 70 engage in the business. For
particulars address p. o. Box ll2, Eyaug-
Vile, Indiana. now or
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Dead

Low NJ 30 cents per yard. French shIf Iur
and Dress Fianneis only D0 cents. Under
SHIRTS aud Drawers in great variety. Ihu
best ana cheapest Blankets ever 8ald DOB
this city. An endless variety of shaW.E
aud Dress Goods, Our large stock ur
Cloths and Cassi lD ereB we viii close out
aL
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DOG TAX.-For every male dog, 81; for
every female og, g; aud for every addi-
tiorai mare or female dog, 81.
Taxpayers are requisite 4 call and set
tie as early as possible, and avoid penal
ties and costs.
F. LUNKEEHETMER
Treasurer of Marlborough County.
DELI o3t, w3b
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Rank Notice.

r4sxvyr ANgUAE. MEETING OF THE
il stcck holders of the Evansville Ma
tiOnal ia K will be held at the banking
houss-, ia nsvIlle, on Tue day, January
! In. 1869. between the hours or 10 O'Clock
A n ana O'CLOCK P NJ, when an election
" III be held Tor nine Directors TO serve the
ensuing year. s
j. q. KENNEDY, Cashier.
delO d3t. wtd