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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-20
Boats Leavimg TO.Day

FOR CAIRO.-1he llghtnlng-WInged
Quiokstep, Captain Fl. T. Dexter, is
the regular and unrivalled packet for
Cairo and all way landings at 4
o'clock to-day, and is unexeclled in
beauty, splendid accommodations or
speed. Jack Grammer, w. p. Pen
nington and Charley Ulmsnider are
her accomplished and accommo-
dating clerks.
For LOUISVILLE. The magnii-
cent Morning Star will leave at 10
o'clock this morning for Louisville
and all way landings. She is COM
manded by that excellent gentleman,
Capt. e. p. Il. Hollcraft, with John
O~uerbacker and Dick Hutchinson in
the Office.
For GREEN RIvER.-The beauti-
full Ada Lyon will leave at 5 o'clock
this evening for Woodbury. and all
Green River way landings. Captain
Alf. Edwards is running her care
fullyand satisfactorily, and passengers
will be well cared Tor.
The James Gray will also leave for
Green River to-day, and Captain Joe
McReynolds will see that his passen-
gers are made as comfortable as the
weather will admit of.
For HENDERSON. The beautiful
and feet side wheel steamer Molile
Norton leaves as usual. promptly at a
o'clock this evening, for Henderson,
having most elegant cabin aecommo-
dafions and great speed. Captain
Charley Perkins and the Terry
brothers. her chief officers, are ac-
compIished and accommodating gen.
tlemen.
FoR CLARKsYILLE.-The beautiful,
the best, low-water boat in commits
sion-the Linton-will leave for
Linton and all Cumberland Rirer
way landings. Capt. Bony Hayward
commands and Cash Thomas is her
chief clerk, and a p%leasanter young
/ gentleman is not found on the river.
GIeanings from our Exchanges.
PIrTsBURG. = The Commercial OF
Thursday says:
River matters remain unchanged,
NAVIGATION on the Ohio being sus
pended, and from present appear
ances will continue so for some time
to come. On the slack water We
have communication with Browns
vile and way points.
LoUIsvILLE.-T The Courier oil
Friday says:
Boat building during the heated
term is both difficult and dangerous
with the most intense heat prevailing
almost necessarily, during the present
month of July, not only in this lati.
tude, but al the South and the ex.
IRENE North. In the region round
about our own favored city the warn
weather has never been ~equalled, OF
exceeded save and except in the yeaI
1859. Then, as now, the warmth o.
Summer commenced in earnest 10 the
month of July, and prevailed Io5
three weeks with very little ram, anu
no abatement of the heat, ~hlch "@s
steady. persistent and ten
ON the 18th day of July, lo99, the
/ Messrs- Howard, at their shlp-yard IL
Ja~FersonviIle. were engaged in build,
nc ond hacking the sides of a boa
for Can't. Sterrett, of Texas, a packe.
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BOARDING.
RATLROAD HOUSE,

Generally known as the OLD BULLS
HEAD. This pleasant situation is now
open for the accommyoasl9 % D4asQsLs
r. Is yONGE The street cars will be
foi,nd convenient, running 70 u from
- orau7 ises every ten One or
- sroaU families can be accommodated.
PS. Large and good accommodation for
stock tmayZ5 dim
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RIV Err NEW s
For Otser River Items See Fourth Page.
PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. OR assort-
nent of Job Type. though very large and
our Job department. is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
In the United States. We are prepared to
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&c, &c. Orders left with either of the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended TO.
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Arrivals and Departures.

The arrivals and departures up to
three o'clock Saturday include the
Armada, Cairo to return Mollie Nor
ton. Henderson to return; louisville,
to New Orleans; Ollie Sullivan, to
Cannelton; Minneola, Memphis to
Cincinnati Silver Cloud, st. Louis
to Cincinnati; Rob Roy, to Ciucin-
natl T~arascon, Louisville to return.
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Gentlemen from the country,
here's the little game going, and /,
Sam. TiIden, holding the cups. Can
you tell me who the little joker is2
Put your money up freely-not on
Seymour, for he is out, but upon
Hendricks, or Hancock, or Pendle-
ton, or Chase. All, gentlemen, it as
Seymour; but better luck next time.
So put up your money and keep the
game moving"
VIM. Cullen Bryant Is spending the
Summer at Cummington-hale, cheer
full and vigorous; clearing fences at a
bound and three stairs at a time, only
a slight muscular contraction of the
shoulder and his milk white hair re-
vealing what age has done for him.
Isaac n. Delemater. a graduate II
1867 of Michigan University, has fin.
ished the compilation of a work O.
3OO pages on the Delemater family
This family, oftenest spelled Della
mater, traces its lineage through thu
famous Lemaitre family of France a
far back as the middle of the Twelfth
century.
When the death of Peter Cage
was announced in Albany, the Ire
publican General Committee of tn
CITY met and passed resolutions tina
they recognized in the deceased gen
tleman a high-minded political oppc
nent, whose genial qualities and KIND
ly nature shone conspicuously, eve
In the midst of party strife.
A signi6can feature of the speech,
AAA
10 this CITY last night. was the ia
that, while all the speakers were loI
and enthusiastic In their endorseme
of the nomination of Seymour, scare
" a single allUsion was made to FraI
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Boats Due.

Among the first boats due here are
the Charmer. to st. Louis; Sham
rock, from st. Louis; Indiana, from
New Orleans; Cumberland and Arma-
da, from Cairo; Sam. j. Hale, for
Memphis; G.. A. Thompson, for New
Orleans; Havana, from Cincinnati.
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RQ@AIEgRgaNe M THE DAY Oh


MRS. E. M. BUREs'B,
40. Il Second ST., bet. Main and Locust
Streets. Evansville, Ind.
A few more dodgers and quite a number
OF day boarders can still be accommodas
ted. MRS. r. ~. BURNS.
mar2ff
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WIN. c. TURN0CK & CO..
BRASS FOUNDERS,
Gas and Steam Pipe Filters,
Corner Pine and First Streets.

Cash paid for old Copper and Brass.
s@ Dealers in all kinds of Brass Cocks
whistles, and Steam Gauges. PARTICULAR
attention paid to repairing and adjusting
Steam Gauges IIunes tt
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miscellaneous.


There was a fair number Of arri-
walls and departures on Saturday, but
business on the levee was but little
improved..~.....The Armada had a
very good trip in from Cairo, and
brought large orders for her return
trip.........The Louisville laid till 10
o'clock Saturday, but added very little
to her trip.........The Rob Roy had a
very handsome freight and a number
of passengers. She left at H. o'clock.
..~.....The Minneola was pretty light.
"-"~.The Silver Cloud No. 2 and
barge were both loaded to the depth
of the water"....A fine shower passed
to the south and east, attended with
some thunder, and there was a
fair prospect off good rain here before
Saturday night. A delightful breeze
from the South prevailed-modifying
the heat to some extent, still the mer-
curry was up to 1902 by noon. at
noon Saturday the clouds gathered
thicker, and the lightning and thun-
der were frequent and sharp. The
rain to the southwest was most copi-
Gus, and about one o'clock the whole
heavens were black with clouds, and
we had a most glorious rain. The
Tarascon arrived at two O'Clock p. NJ,
Saturday. with affair freight and pas
enger list.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21

The following nominations were sent to the
Senate for consideration; James Rankin, to be
Surveyor Of the Customs for the port OF Say
brook, Comm Albert @. Gridley, to be General
Appraiser Of Merchandise for the South, under
he act OF March 8, lso7j Edwin s. McCook, to DO
Collector OF Internal Revenue for the Eighth
distrieto OF Illinois, Ewing searght,to be Assessor
OF Internal Revenue for the Twenty.hrst district
Of Pennsylyania; Charles H. Belvin, Of N. O., to
be Pension Agent at Raleigh, N. o., Guy NJ HUI
lett, OF Colorado, to be Receiver Of Public
Moneys for the District OF Central City, Col;
Irving W. Stanton, OF Colorado, to be LEICESTER
OF the Land Once for Central City, Col; Rufus
Cheeny, to be Postmaster OF whitewater, Wis;
Alfred Kent, to be Postmaster at Gonzalez
Texas; Mr.. Hefner, to be Postmaster at shreve-
port, La ...
observation-disclosures b. Aver, of Calitor-
mia, to be Register Of the Lanu once at Mays,
VILE, Cali James p. Ruggles, to be First Lieu.
tenant In the U. s. Army, to date from Feb
ruAry II, 1860.
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Iinportant Dill.

Thebill which has passed the Councils and been
signed BY the Mayor fte provids for the registry
Of deaths and for other pugposes,p n q very I'm
portant one, and 1t would be well for all inter.
ested to make note Of Its provisions, Under.
takers and physicians are subjected to penalties
In case OF failure to comply With certain acts
therein contained, and they should notify the
Secretary Of the Board Of Health as 70 their
Gates, he can notify them IN time that they may
escape tho penalties prcssribed BY law. The law
Ira good one, and one that should be faithfully
carried oat. -. Tar.s adv .lI5au ,sJ5 zoo IA
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21

% CONFERENCE.-The DIREoroRY.-we have re.
eeiyed the second and revised edition OF the
apoYe work. It contains much Important iafor.
nation and was compiled by Ben Perley Poore,
esq. French 4 Richardson have II for sale
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Information has been received at this Depart.
ment from MIR. HrSRY W. OMAN, the Consul Of
the United States at Oporto, Portugal, Of the
death, BY drowning, on the 18th OF December,
1867, At sea, Of Captain MoRRIsH, master Of the
American bark Palermo, Of New York, and o
seaman ISAAC Bgows, Of the''same vessel.
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.N 90
,' Tw. BAnnAs, OF the Brazilian Legation, Is
at the Owen House. 81. = -
q. NJ. CooPEn, Of Charleston, s. c., J. II. Boui-
dren, OF Louisville, KY; TO. Broadiey, Wheel
Ing, ". Va; H. p. Rodney, Nevada, and A. ].
Di'msr, Lancaster, Pa, are among the arrivals
at the Kirkwood House. ..i .11i-a-
!: III. MoRox, CaL, W. Hunter, SavsnnaA,uk;
Dr. N. A. Pratt, Charleston, 8. CT Frank Ftefs,
Philsdelphia; George Davidson, United States
Coast Surveys and Z. English, England, are At
the Metropolitan Hotel. al raaaag
aCArTAis, q. W. DRowNi New York, Clinton
Brigg. omahAj and W. A. Myers, Baltimore, are
at the Seaton House. s-f L r,fH .I.rF5l
Hos, J. W. CAKE, Pb Iladelphia, b. ]. MeCann,
Neb; and Hon. J. ". Tomeny, Tenn, are at the
National. $500, r.--.'.r. ...,.,
Z, H WELLS, Conn., a. O. oattelL NJ j.;
Col. Z. Is. Williston, U. 8. Al, Col. II. ~ Spiz-
man, U. s A.; and Hon. q. C. Taylor, Pa, are at
the Ebbitt House. Go hf.7. ','F ~ 20 49,
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Ei.c. iE;Ui5ElooIIIE IN lCS9AkLE

Duslra, Ban. oo.-rAs osoternment has com.
menccd prosecution against the. proprietors OF
the Dublin Ssrisx, for nc ,pablisation oflscdt
tioua snd inAanmstory artinlea HoJ s1l
LoSpoS,, Jan. a.-Ths Psrts iccfftspondent Of
tho L0ndon ffsn ssys = fesfins of unessiness is
peroeptible " politiaai and aAaneil circics,
though no one believes war u threatened from
any quafter. f,l7 .,i.ll ,.s.4a .-!-
There Is ain great activity IA the arsenal.
and dock yards Of France, and the pressure
brought to bear upon the Csrps Legislatif for
the passage Of the army bill are the circumstances
which contributes tp uasattis the feeling Of
security and to impair the condolences In the
stability Of peacs. Itaam ~ vt uaHi
PARIS, ian. %. The Pa,fk comnenn on Ger.
tain misch lsvous articles on France and Prussia
ia the RnAstaa papers, and dsoiares u 10 the evil
dent desire OF these Journss to create discord
and bring about a rupture In the relations be-
tween France and Prussia. .IthJ .sIf
The Epogus says that the Emperor Napoleon
Is preparing and will soon issue manifesto, IS
surfing Europe TIA. u II the dcsire snd policy Of
his Government TO maintain peace.
BEnLrs, Jan. 7o.-rhe American Minister, Mr..
Bancroft, IL now negotiating o new commercial
treaty between the United States and the North
German Consideration. 20 ~ p. ....
LosDos, Jan. 2o.-TLater Adyiees from Japan
announce thatths new rulss Of that country will
maintaip And enforce the commercial treaties
made BY his predeccssor with foreign Powers. I.
Later Informs lion from AHA In regard to DR..
Livingston confirms all prcvious reports Of his
safety. 8. Iaiytf ,hults 60 Tue 'aH.
CorxsuAarx, Jan, D-Ths biiifor the fstia
cation Of the treaty trsnsfcrring 81. Thomas and
ST. John to the United States was taken mp TO-
day in the popular branch Of the Dauish Parlia-
ment wlthoutimportAnt debate. The whole sub
49, II - -
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Six HUNDRED coiored people arrived at Mobile
one day lately from the Interior Of Alabama,
Not being able to got employment the poor orea-
lures are Stocking to Mobile TO escape starva.
tlon, and wander about the streets destitute and
shelterless DID,. ~ III III. .. ~. WV.
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.as fTn toypIorAL.l iau ~
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE.
DErAtrrssr oI sIATE.

WhHiNdroh, January II, 1865
1nformation has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr., John Black, the Vice Consul Of
the United States at the city OF Mexico, Of the
death, on the nth Of December last at that city,
OF Lewis O. Slocum. ~. @ IA
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The Custody and Espssaisarss q Pub
lie EaAAa.

Mr.. Butler, OF Maysschusetts, introduced In
the House Of Representatives sbiil, which was
referred to the commfttee on APPROPRIATION.
10 entitled can act for the better regulation Of
the custody and expenditures OF public monaghan
Section one repeats all acts authorizing the
President, or Secretary Of any Depaftmeat, to
transfer the moneys appropriated for particular
branch OF that Department to another branch Of
expenditure in the same Department. Section
two proyides that whenever, By sale Of property
Of the United States appert aiming to any Depart.
ment OF the Goyernment, or By the payment Of
dues to the United States appertsining to any
Department OF the Government, or by,snS other
means, any moneys or valuable securities for
the payment Of moneys come into the possession
OF any Department, they shall be paid isto the
Treasury Depart ent, and there be carried TO q
surplus fund account the Treasurer annually 10
report to Cousrsss all suehr receipts Of moheysof
'seouritiss Section thrss pssvidea thst Whoever
ahnli onsnd against any Of TIM provisions of this
act, or Of any other act for the transfer astody
disbursement or disposition Of public money or
Other public pEoperty, for offences Against which
no other penalty has been prescribed by law,
shall he punished, on conviction, BY Ono not ex-
ceedins 10000 and imprisonment not lees than
one year nor more than twenty years, and shall
thereafterward be Ineligible to. any. place Of
trust or profit under the laws Of the United
States. '''.,'t OTTO. s.' -
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TIE City CouscILs.-owing to the extraordi-
nary pressure upon our columns this morning,
the publication Of the reports Of the proceedings
OF the ci'y Couneilsis unavoidably postponed
until tomorrow.
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HARrERs' BAzAR.-we have received a copy
OF this new and interesting weekly for ladies for
the week ending February !, from Blanchard a
Mohun, corner Of Eleventh street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
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Editor National Rep,biirdn. T'1t"F 1iI l-A'5
DEAN Sir, In sccordsnce with tho rcsolutIo
passed At the meeting Of citizens OF the District
held at MetIerott Hall, on friday evening last,
frame such amendments As may be thought de-
sira6le to what 10 known - the morrill, Bull
for the government Of the District, the followinx
gentlemen are named TO constitute the commit.
tee 10 question, and they are requested TO meet
At the Office Of Messrs. kilbourn 4 Latta, corner
o. seventh and fstreets, on this Tuesday even.
Very respectfully, yours ~ :.
Committee-Chief Justice ID. X. CARTER,
y; Todd: .Wm. II. Philip, Lewis Olephane,
walter Z. Cox, J. NJ, I.atta, Jas. Wilson and A.
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MATTERS ABOUT THE Wan DEPARTMENT re.
main as usual, and nothing special Of note has
transpired, Several minor orders have been Is
sued by the Secretary, and q few visitors called
upon him yesterday. % al-.H. Isf nlgi 1li
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I !,oURvoIsIER's KID GLOVES.

CoURvoIsIER's CELEBRATED KID GLOVES. q
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Also, faii line pure siik UhdsrwsAF... I---'T'
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

aHARp TINEsn by Charles dickens icing the
tenth book Of an entire NAN cdition OF 0Drkens
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P(nnsytvAnk avenus. II H
efur Eos.urpx MoxYuLry ~ Jau
TAe prsr>nt nunh<f hesins cereal AffJ d
HRriet Prescott spoffofA Italso cdatainSAn
article upon Charles Dickens in America. The
articles are from able writer's, although perhaps
less known than other writers for magazines.
Published ut No. " fnrk HOW New forks-===
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i: psIi.i4aI AMIR. In IIlinol..

CHIckso, Jan. 2o.--rhe Chicago Tsmss pro
nounees for the nomination Of George II. Pen.
dieton for the Presidency by the Democrats
National Con vention. HlHH an ..HFi a.I o. 81
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The Geergie Cens On dies,

ATLANTA, GA, Jan. 3ol--The leoaysntion has
adopted two additional sectioas OF the bill OF
rights. Tho convention refused 10 suspend the
rules 10 consider resolution 'askiag General
Meade 70 remove the sheri6s who Md made 4
sale Of property iu defiance OF The relief ordi-''
nance. At three adjourned. 90. Ir. 4.HH7
The committee 70 report the nsmes Of at per.
sons for the removal Of political disabilities have
given notice TO the parties to present their
claims. ra4s'.r ..r... .. .. 4.Fl. ..f.
1t Is probable that the State ofases win be re-
moved from Miiledgeyillc to this point.
In the convention this mornlng, among the
resolutions WINS our for dIsfranehising ex.me m
bers OF Congress and all State and city ofieials
from governor down to policemen. II was laid
over. .s.rH. 500 Q 4 aauf. . rfntra4 III 4. I''H
The eighth section OF the bill OF rights was
adopted, after the defeat OF An smendment de-
elarIng suffrage Inherent, by vote Of " 10 50.
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We CALL attention to the advertisement Of the
Providence tR, - Herald In column Of new ad,
vertise nsents.
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From Augusta, aeSrgts-Asriyal Of
a.. y, =. Governor Jsskins. ~ !s.i
AUoUsTA, Ga, Ian. so-dovenor Jenkins
Arrived here to-day. az -.a-l- ] - L.
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TAG Bee CLuB Is the name Of a literary and ar.
tistic association In New York. II IL not the
old one Of that name by . long shot, whom glore
Gus John Brougham was the "Qussa Bee, . Ned
wilkins the "Grand Wasp, and wheA u nuns
bered among Its members In those good old times
gone by the best minds and the most seniai
hearts know to the thestriosl Artistic. and Jour.
nslistic world. "Psn, fsaeil and seIssorsp will
name Eve Of Its Original nsmbers NOW 10 this
eityi John Broushsa, J. w. wA,isek, 3. l.. d.
yenport, Thomas Plaside, and John Dunn q o.
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senlA C.reIi.. Co.ve.elon,.

CHARLUsros, 8. o., Jan. 3o.-The cont ention
to-day was occupied IN receiving resolutions, all
Of which were referred to the committees ,for
action. ~. M Fl. - t.f,tss..
The nrst business will probably be the report
Of the committee providing for the payment Of
the members and ofheers OF the body. NJ
Among the resolutions one proposes that All
the State Institutions public schools
and colleges shall open their doors to the negroes
Another that negroes shall DO admitted to all
hotels and placer Of entertainment. PROPOSE
tions were abundant to relieve the people from
Indebtedness. .rt.E a"ag f,ig,,sr .I. .U