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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31
Mark Twain on HARTFORD.

Don't direct any more lettars to me
at Hartford until | find out In which
Hartford | live in. They mix such
things here in New England. think
l am in Hartford proper, but no man
may hope to be certain. Because right
here IN one nest we have Hartford,
and Hartford on the Hill, and Hart
ford around generally. 1t Is the
strangest thing-this paucity of names
In Yankee land You find that il is
not a matter confined to Hartford,
hut is distemper that afflicts all New
England. They get name that suits
them, and then hitch distinguished
handles to it and hang them on all
the villages round about. 1t reminds
me of the man who laid that Adam
went on naming his descendants until
he ran out of names, and then said
gravely, Let the rest be called
Smith" Down there at New Haven
they have Old Haven, West Haven,
South Haven. West by Sou West
Haven, and East by-east-nor' least
half-east-Haven, and the oldest
man In the world can't tell
which one of them Yale
college is in. The boys In New Eng
land are smart, but after they have
lea ned everything else, they have to
dev )te a couple of years to the geo.
gre )hy Of New Haven before they can
ent r college, and then half of them
cant do it till they go to sea a voyage
and learn how to box the compass.
That y why there are so many more
New England sailors than any other.
Some Of them spend their whole lives
IN the whaling service trying to fit
themselves tor college. This class of
people have colonized the city of New
Bedford, Massachusetts,. 1t is we'll
known that nine tenths of the old
salts there became old salts just in
t.ns way. Their lives are failure
they have lived in vain-they have
never been able to get the hang Of
the New Haven geography. In this
connection they tell a story Of
stranger who was coming up
lie Connecticut River, and was
ing his best to sleep; but every
nos and hen the boat would stop
$50 q nan would thrust his head into
1hs room First he sung out Had
Dom au3 then Haddam's Neck! "
aal hen East Haddaml" and then
osth daddaml" and then Great
Madam " " Little Haddaml" "Old
adaau New .Haddaml" Irish
dsdaaoi' Dutch Haddaml" and
Ia3dasa Haddaml and then tbs
stranger amps out of bed, all excited.
aud says I'm a Methodist preacher'
faa a ace, and forty years in Ser.
vice. y itb out guile; I'm a meek and
lawsy Christian, but d-n these Had
dams wish the devil had them,
fay
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DENTISTS.

Corner Main and First Streets,
Evansville Indss
MRARUFACTUK OT G0MTIH ua
lNM. GUS Gum Work, Gold, Silver Vnla
canite, Coralite, and Amber Plates, Carved
Work, Artificial Paiates, &C.
ADMINISTRATOR OF Nitrous oxide
Ian excellent aud safe anDsatheticlt Ghie
roform, Ether, and also several local pare
lyZers.
NEURALGIA Affections treated.
MY FACILITIES are as good and To-
establishment AS large consisting OF FIVA
rooms) Rs any IN the United States.
4 RETURN MY THANKS for the e1s
.tensiVe patronage received during the pa24
EIGHT YEARS. noh2l
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Fsr Otaer River Items See Fourth Page.
sTEAMBoAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment IN the West
aas better facilities or greater ability Tor
IoIng fine Steam boat Printing. our aSsorl-
uenBof JOB Type, though very large ana
complete, Is constantly being added to, and
our iob department is Under the personal
Supervision Of one of the best Job printers
tn the Z nited states. We are prepared 70
prlnt Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts. lis OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C, &c Orders left with either OF the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended 70.
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IOK Z 7 S, = -

FEVHE DRAWING WILL Z 4 H y
II place at Masonic Temple, in Louis
vile, Kentucky, on the I4th day of Janu-
airy, 1859
description of the property, and co ata1n-
ing the act of the Legislature 0lStho rtzsng
the sale.
terprise are named in the act of the ! segts-
lature, and their integrity and resp onsi.
biIity are endorsed in the certih Gates
(which will be found in the pampt IIetsl
OF Governor John W stevenson, tons.
United States Senators, Hon. job L.
Bunch, Speaker of the Kentucky II ouse
of RepreSen tatives. Hon. Archi bald Di. Kon,
Joseph Adams, President of the Farm tets'
Bank, L. q. Dallam, President of the \ a.
tiona1 bank, John II. Barret and other ;. 81
Henderson, KY; Hon.W. +. Parrett, 10 oge
of the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth il oh
claI District, and M. s. Johnson, Judge OF
the Court OF Common Pleas, of India Ia
Hon. VIM. II. Walker, Mayor, John ,.
Hopkins, President First National Bal TX:
and others, of Evansville, Indiana, nd
many other gentlemen of position 40
TICKETS can be purchased of
L. n. LYME, Farmers Bank, Hende u
So r. 5. ALEXANDER, Commercial Ban K
A9 THos. Z. 4. BROOKS, CovIngton, KY :;
IOHN G. LATHAM, Pres dent Bank [ n
| HopkinsviIe, Hopkinsvile, KY.
| James L. Dallam, Commercial Bank, Pc :
ssS- Books opened at these points on tn
1 LIST of October, 1868.
| PHILIP HORNBROOK, Esq, Waite .
! Street, between Main and sycamore, an :
SEMONIN. DIXON & CO., No. = nortl ]
First street, will order tickets from tho
. Agents at Henderson, KY, for those who
\ desire to purchase. SEES diff
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DON'T sLOP OVER.


"Don't slop over" the old naa said,
As he placed his hand on the ysung mans
head;
81 90 It by all means, go II fast;
Go while leather and horseshoes asst;
Go 1t while hide and hair on horse
VIII hold together. Oh, go IL, of course
Go it as rapid as ever you can,
But don't slop over, my dear young Tnau.
Don't slop over. You'll find someday
That keeping an eye 70 the windF@Io WIN
pay.
a preacher pI each just Hae'toh TOO
And ' poet who pleases the world with
May write and regret it 70 after-tlmes.
Keep the end of the ehert In view.
And don't siop over, Whatever you DO.
- DON'T sion over. fhe wisest men
Are bound to STOP over now and then;
And vet the wisest at work OF feast
A re- the very ores who blunder the4eaSt.
Those who FOR split milk never wall
Are the ones VINO carry the steadlest paul.
Wherever you go. go in tor the fat;
But don't slop overland freeze to that!
- Don't Stop over, distrust yourself,
Nor always reach To the highest shelf.
The next TO The highest Will centrally do
4 nd answer the needs OF such as you.
elm D. of course, but always stop
AND take breath little this side of the
top;
strong
songp
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CARPETS.
WIN Z. FRENCH. cHAs. KLISGELHEFER.
CARPET WAREHOUSE.

w M "a hENOa q OU..
Nos. AZ and 80 MAIN ST,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
VINO WANTS A NICE CARPET
BILE about IL?
Now il tue time TO make your Wife or
Eriends a handsome Christlads Present, and
at the same time make home as comfort
alb All cosy as palace.
Low PRICES, GREAT INDUCEMENTS
AND GOOD ADVICE:
In order to reduce our stock before max
ing our annual invoice on January lsty
1859, we propose for
H~ TAE NEXT 30 DAYS &a
70 offer our Carpets at the lowest possible
figures that will pay cost, carriage, and En-
PenseS.
Also, in order to give employment to
our Carpet makers and Upholsterers cur
ing the dull season, we propose to make up
and tGU dOa0n all Carpets we sell till Janu-
airy LIST FREE OF CHARGE. All goods
delivered free. All work guaranteed.
Our stock of Mattings, OIL Cloths, Win
COW Shades, Damasks, Lace Curtains, Cor
ntces, Wall Papers, and House Furnishing
Goods, generally, Is larger than all others.
Tin that inel now in our city com bined-
We propose to sell them as low as these
goods are retdfLed in the United States.
We are exclusively in this line of business
What others can do elsewhere we propose
to do 10 Evansville. " Every man TO his
trade" City Bnsiu ess is divided: Don't
go to a shoe store for putty or padlocks.
cry store. Don't ask for mutton in mil
Iinery shop. Don't think you can purchase
I dry goo IS In drug sore. And, alb I'VE all !,
Don't buy your T. A r ETS IN a DIR
GOODS HOUSE. This advice dixie our
CRrpet-maktng for 30 days. is given gratis
tor the benetE of "Au I0hOm % may con-
Germ" Give as g. call.
Evansville, Ind Dec. i, 1888. lde5
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U. S. (new reading)-Use stamps.
High pitch-Tarring church roof
All flowers of speech spring from
tloo lips.
Shaky lumber The Board of
Brokers.
Wanted (by confectloner)-A
candid woman.
Another new reading--Man pro-
poses, but woman accepts.
An editor in Missouri named
Balaarh has Hannas for a partner.
What class of ladies are most apt
to give tone to society? The bellies.
When is a man compelled to keep
his word2 When no one will take it.
Never take for your friend the hus-
band who lives unhappily with his
wife.
Why should detectives take to " a
leopard? Because it can't help being
spotted"
A gentleman's own good breeding
is his best security against other peo-
pies rudeness.
When ought AMMAN to be best ac-
quainted with hiSsgn actions? When
he s beside himself
A German proVerb says that pow
erty is the sixth sense. Let US stick
to our old five, and have no innova-
lions.
IAN flesh is grass at least so say
The writings OF the sages:
II this be so, then the hey-day
or life, tits clear, Old age is!
The ever active and restless power
Of thought, if not employed about
what is good, will naturally and una
voidably engender evil.
Great talent renders a man famous,
great merit procures respect, great
learning esteem, but good breeding
alone insures enduring affection.
An anxious mother inquiries
whether it is necessary, during the
presence OF bulls and bears +" in the
city, to keep her children off the
streets.
Some accommodating men keep
cross dogs around their houses so
that the hungry poor who stop to
get bite" may get it without the
trosbls &c TlngIug the bell.
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MAMIE

MANIFEST OF STEAMER TEgMEs
Cairo to Evansvilie-H. *. DO
SACKS corn, ga bales cotton 3
q Co., 10 bales cotton; u. r.
/ barrel clay
For reshipment-Canilf
cotton; New Albany. 5
Louisville. ID bales CO.
fruit, n bDis do 43 baf
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs.Yo R YREsH BRRy.

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ths United gtates Engiassr. 10 ne Custem House
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and hayinG ssi.sblo recommendation Tor The Gov.
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from The Ohio river. chiefly bstwosn Pittsburg and
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days work. for which they will agree 10 furnish
sysry Thing necssssry, And Dc the work under the
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ssronEly doeEsd Oats and the necessary screws,
MINT rsspos: isysrs avs snss ht.arss. 70
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besides one manager or working boss In addition
and 1--WE gAnGs Of six men each for doing the work,
sld hayipI suitable recommendation for tho d9v'
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party sfspSsint 4 ksing anast.,ood that The 1Sy;
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Railroad Routes.
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e. S:d = siss ~. r..
AEfS: Sstfop.lit.. ON c:-g..y q. sl.,,Iss !,
A msn.sr ~ doing businsss. and isev then . y
han Prs.s.t.tisn fssttsi.. 81 Ssi s draw sa:ri
day and the subscfieer need act Fay fer the prise
i "Tke ON Establishmsnt u HANNA, wILsoH
4 Co at Us Broadway, is daily drawing crsyds o.
n visitors 10 witness the drawing process, The In
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sns aoli.i. x hissa, Il ours i ssi weak drew i .
Sso Syi,:, vh!eN e promptly fsssissd."-G Z
and favorable notices from The press.
Libsral t.daes.s..st to Agents. Satisfaction guar
a.issd; Ey.ry Rsskass Of Sealed Knvslspss con
- S III H Tisisa for oas Dollar, I, fer Two Dol
lars; for Five Dollars; ITO for Pifissn Deliars.
All letter. should b:sSa5ssssS y 4
Us Broadvsy. n. Y.
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PEN. PENCIL AND
THERE are u, 900 farmers In MANS
THE names Of those who have no taxable
income 10 published 10 the 81 Louis papers
Tun grain and fruit prospects Of Michigan
are very encouraging. FEf SITS
woscxsrnR and Springfield, Msssaohusstts,
are playing . game Of ehsss By telegraph.
A nLux HORSE, with buR face, Is exhibited
in Londoa-not by Barnum, either.
Aypu of .ho.Se.I,,, At Mattoon, III 70.
ioio. in ~. n.,,.- IN s.pu16,r A Puff,
7, n. ,ho..h, t. .oms nat the Abyssiniaps
h.iana % ~ H., t,;bss az Isrsel, /.
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INV LAVE nn,oos :, 1870 N. 1900
~" c,-.,Sr.,,,., 10, -, nj .,.a,,,.,
Ihs oine,nas. Nv yu.o ~ - ~
loose upon ths community IAN Wssn
IT ssfInAr,n tnse snsrs WI, % .nou.
sands Of aofss ptantsa VIA hops sns pFsssh'
season N v.'ofd county
Csc. d. PRnHucI. Of the Louisville Jon.
nal h daaEsrcusly III His vifs's death vss
snoek tnaseimess pfosHs'so nim.
Tnn stock Of oil on hand at New Bedford 10
G,5se barrsla Of sperm, and 10000 barrels OF
THn Continsntsl Mil st lewiston, Ne, 70
TO be enlarged TO the capacity Of %, 900 Cpl n
dies. ~.
"KIssrsa factory girl 10 . mil privilege"
Yes, when she 10 satisfactory girl.
Rry, Il. n. CuApn and Anna Z. Diekin-
son are going 70 Europe.
THx strike Of iaborsrs In Yorkvills, Nav
York, ended In compromise.
Tn, S,.,n and h.v anon, In California and
Nsn.ds n,omi.s an v.soss,sd vield.
p.,,, informed TIA Eoorsss That shs pro-
po,ed 10 NARY the Msrouis Dc Car during
he coming autumn. 0-- n
Co,A q u.,,,o A.. un-a.- ..,us.,.
,,ssr ~ Ena.ia Con- al n MAJ YorL.
Thursday. - ~ - a. 49,.
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cnnn.ct;cnt .nd nj, ,..,n.nt N insIntry
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mst.,isI sh.n.s.
~. Moitnern Ieesispn Go~P1ny VII oon
extend rs wires rom concord, N; H. 70 cisrs-
"o.' "NU iss''""N ~.N Wv
a MAN VINO courts young woman nSne
starlight probably expects TO get awfis IN .
twinkling.
A DIAMOND hilted sword was recently sent
yaS,n P0, n.,.at ~ !" ff'n'' nu"''''
's P'e'a
THOMAS IL. BENTON Is tne only man sno
heid seat In the United States senate for
thirty consecutive years.
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