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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-14
Batohelor's Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye rs the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye,
harmless, reliable, instantaneous no dis
appointment no ridiculous 0utss RENE.
dies the III effects Of bad uyess lnVigorateE
and leaves the Hair soft aud beautiful
black or OrO-Dll- Sold by all Druggists and
Ferfumerss aud properly applied 40 Bat clia
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REV ER EW g.
For Otaer River Ttems see 1Hfrd Pq0e.

After snow storm of aE hour, yester-
day afternoon, the weather cleared up ana
II was piercing cold last night, with indi-
cations of a heavy frost TO be expected this
morning. The river here continues to fall
rapidly, but 1T is again rising at Cincin-
natl. The only additional arrivals and
departures up to midnight last, was the
Rose Hite, Louisville and return; Cum
berland, to Cairo Sallie V, to Mt. Vernon /;
Ada Lyon, to Green River; MolIie Norton,
to Henderson, and Romeo, to Nashville.
The Reb't. Moore, after dischargIng lbs
hhds tobacco, and taking large quantity
of freight, left for Cincinnati at p. M.......
The Cumberland had first rate trip out.
........The Ada Lyon also, went out pretty
full-.......The Romeo was late getting off.
She had a fair amount of freight.........The
Rose Hite arrived from Louisville last
evening at dark, looking beautiful and
gay. She and her Officers are great favor
ties IN this line.........A towboat passed up
about eight O'Clock last night, breathing
very hard, as IL she had a large load drag
ging along with her.........G George ely, who
was lost in the disaster to the q. A. Thorn.
son, on Saturday, leaves a wife and two
small children in Cincinnati. He resided
in Cincinnati, and was about twenty-eight
years old. He commenced river lie as
clerk on the KentoE, Ia 1862, and had been
for a long time clerk on the Nightingale
with Captain Alex. Frazier. MAY He
who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb
surround the bereaved and grlef-strIcken
family with His loving kindnesses and
tender mercies.
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3 1oECTAL NOTICES.


Subject Dv the law of nature to many
physical atnlctious from which man Il
exempt, woman ts peculiarly entitled to
the'hest eItorts OF medical science in her
behalf For majority Of the ailments to
which her sex ls exclusively liable HOS
GEITER'S STOMACH BITTFR5 are
warmly recommended on the AUTHORITY of
Wives, mothers, and nur es, who nave
tested their genial tonic and reguiatfng
properties, and "kneW whereof fheV
speak," and also with the sanction 81
aole physicians, who have administered
the PREPARATION 70 their female patients.
an obstinate cases OF functional derauns-
ment, with the happiest results. Almost
All female conn atnts Of a special charae-
ter are complicated with mental gloom
and dependency and the gentle and last
ing eGhiia ating effects of this wholesome
medtcated stimula ant adapts admirably for
cases Of this com DleX nature. AS s. remedy
for the hysterla ana mental hallucina-
lions which sons times mark both the
earlier and the later crisis In the life or
woman, u has no equal in the repertory or
the healing a. {, aud as means OF relieve
Ing the nausea and other unpleasant feel
ingS which preCede maternity, ~ is equally
ethcacious. urstng mothers also find 90
an admirable invigOrant. 10 ~ highly sat
isIac.ory that preparation which en-
braces N It's remedial range so many OF
me som plants common TO both sexes
Bhould prove so eminently beneficial 10
the weaker one.
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COMMERCIAL EDUCATION. - A
thorough commercial education on
the part of those who mbark in
almost any business, has become as
requisite to success, and of as perm a
nent Importance, as even capital itself.
With a thorough education, intelli-
gence and proper industry, wealth
may be acquired by all. Capital with
out the other elements of sue
cess named, may be recklessly squan-
dered and lost. Parsimony, as a means
Of living, often costs the individual,
through want of the knowledge by
which business commerce is transact
cd, the whole of his capital, his time
aud business. Now, when this
knowledge Is so easy to be OBJ
tanned through Commercial Colleges
and at so small an expense the young
man who neglects to obtain it is blind
to the interest of the best years of his
life and is losing opportunities which
will never present themselves to him
again. Our neighboring city of Evans
vile presents an institution, In the
shape of the EVANSVILLE BUSINESS
COLLEGE and INSTITUTE of PENMAN-
SHIP, designed aud adopted to meet
the wants of Southern aud Central
Illinois, in the particulars above
specified. It is under the superin-
tendence Of competent instructors,
men who have had practical ex-
perience In all it's departments, and
offers to young men the means of &C
curing a thorough education, fitting
them for business, aequainting them
with commercial forms, and giving
them an insight into the practical
business transactions of every day
life Of the business man. Each will
there acquire a rapid. legible and
beautiful style of penmanship, a
knowledge of book keeping and
of commercial law, the science of ac-
counts, the forms of business trans
actions, in fact everything pertaining
to and fitting young man for bust
ness.
We would recommend to the young
men OF this community to examine
into the great advantages possessed
by this over similar institutions
y hat0neetOt0n NercurV
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Evansville rObaccO Market.

The sales OF tobacco by Martin,
Gardner & Co., yesterday, amounted
to SO hogsheads, ranging in price from
81 IS to $13 80. The attendance Of buy
ers was large. Farmers were here with
tobacco from Warrick County. Ind,
and from Caldwell, Lyon, Galloway and
Marshal Counties, Ky. There was
tobacco here also from Christian, Bal
lard and other counties in Kentucky.
There is very heavy increase of to-
bacco for sale ia this market, aud the
prices realized were generally quite
satisfactory. Many farmers expressed
themselves well pleased with this
market, and will return here with
more tobacco.
Among the parties who brought to-
bacco for sale, We notice Mr.. W. c..
Rice, of Caldwell County, KY, who
offered So hogsheads. Some parties
with tobacco billed through to Louis
vile, after seeing the sales made yes
terdav, stopped their shipments here,
and will offer their tobacco on Friday
Mr.. Daniel Head, of Princeton, In
diana, and several Henderson buyers
we're in attendance yesterday, and our
olca buyers in this city, manifested
great interest. Some of the tobacco
offered was very poor, and nearly all
of it too highly priced. IF farmers
would give this matter close attention
they would realize much better figures.
We give below the names of the
purchasers with the number of hogs
heads bought:
Mr.. Hudspeth, of Jaquess, Hudspeth &
| A. Gumb ...........11
Isaac Keen.......-..
Capt. Below, of American HouSe.-.............IC
lac ID H. Miller.
d. q. Mark, of Mark, Warren & Con-.
Charles Viele...--...
Semonin Dixon &
Mr..
Daniel !
Mr.. Gilm ore....-....
Mr.. ''--..
Martin, Gardner Il Co. had not
room enough in the Planters Ware
house for all their tobacco. and LOT
was sold at the Blue Warehouse,
where it was stored, after which the
buyers returned to the Planters
Warehouse, where a fine lunch was
spread by Martin. Gardner & Co
and Weldon Bros. & Co., which was
partaken of with relish, for buying
and selling tobacco makes men gel
hungry.
After the sales noted above, Messrs
Weldon Bros. & Co., represented by
A. w. Sidebottom. sold forty eight
hogsheads, some Of which was very
fine tobacco, at the following prices
hogsheads at $40 rs; 1 at Sl4 80; 2 a
81 so; at $40; at s. So; at ll 20; a
So %; 4 at s1I; 1 at S. 25; at $40 81 a
SII Is: at So 20; L at So IS; at s. 90; a
s. So; / at s12 30; 5 at SO 40; at 80 20; a
81; 2 at 5000; , at s. 40; at Sc IS; at 50 80
at sIl 25; l at 81 IS; 2 at IS 80; at $40 80
/ at 50 50; at $40 25; at SO IS.
No market along the Ohio River
can beat this average. The hlgheS
price obtained for hogshead yester
day was S14 80.
The tobacco market in this city il
becoming a great feature, and is
exciting general attention among al
those interested in the buying anC
selling of the weed"
On Friday, both firms at the Plant
ers' Tobacco Warehouse will have
another big sale, and there is already
80 or 40 hogsheads on hand for thai
day.
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CINCINNATI, April ID The river has
risen ~ inches, With y ieet inch water in
the channel. Weather CLOUDY, with some
snow squalls.
LOUISVILLE, April I3.-Port List-John
W.OarretJ, Plttsburg to ST. Louis; Charles
ton, st. Louis to Pittsburg: LIE Claire NO q
from Tennessee River. The LaWrence left
at +. M. for Cincinnati. The river Is fall
ing slowly, with about 8 feet water in the
canal, feet on the falls, and feet over the
rocks A snow storm commenced at an
early hour this morning, and continued
az intervals until O'Clock this evening.
The flakes, however. melted as rapidiV "a
they fell: The weather tonight Is cloudy
and unseasonaDly cold. Business nat.
NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-Arrived-Ar-
thur and Mary houston.
MEMPHIS, April I3.-CIear and cool. The
river is rising. Departed-Olive Branch
and Belle Memphis, for st. Louis; Indiana !,
for New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, April I3-River stationary 7:
seven feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
slight snow at p. ~. Departed Tyrone,
cairo; Alpha Upper Cumberland; w. II.
Brown, Pomeroy.
ST. LOUIS, April Observation-Disclosures
Kansas; Rob Roy, from Keokuk: Musca-
tine, from Reeds Landing; Lucy Bertrarn
from Hannibal: Rnbicon from Vicksburg !;
and barges, from Dubuque. Departed =
Rob Roy, for Keokuk; Lucy Bertrann, for
Hannlbai: Lady Pike for 81. Paul; Zen
for Fort Benton; st. Luke, Miami and
Mary Mcdonald, for Omaha; Marble City,
leans; City Of Pekfn, Tor Peoria. The
! river is still rising slowly, and the upper
streams are huctuating, bus there is plenty
of water to The foot of Lake Pepin for any
sized boat. Business lively, and the re-
ceipts from the North are large. Weather
clear.
CAIRQ, April 18.-Port List-Lumsdeu,
Nashville packet, at A. NJ; Thompson
Dean, from New Orleans to st. Louis, at 2
A. Nj Wild Duck, from Pittsburg to st.
Louis, at A. NJ; Dick Fulton No 3, from
New Orleans TO Cairo. AT 3 p NJ. Alps, from
New Orleans TO Louisville. at p. NJ. I;
Qulckstep, Evansville packet, at 5 p. NJ. /;
Belle st. Louis, from st. Louis to Mem
Phis, at P. n. The river has fallen 6
incl es. Weather cloudy and cold.
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Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills viii
cure Consumpti on, Liver Complaint, and
Dyspepsia, II taken according 90 the direc-
tions. They are ali three to be taken az
the same time. They cleanse the stomach,
relax the liver, and put 10 to work; then
the appetite becomes good the food digests
and makes good blood; the patient begins
to grow In flesh; the diseased matter rIpenH
IN the lungs, and the patient outgrows the
disease and gets well. This Is the only way
Go cure Consumption.
To these thu 50 medicines DR.. j. III.
Schenck, Of Philadelphia, owes bis unri-
vailed success In the treatment OF PulmO-
nary Consumption. The PuImonio Syrup
ripens the morpid matter in the lungs.
nature throws IL on by an easy expeotora-.
ton, for when the phlegm or matter u.s.
ripe slight cough viii throw it of, and
the patient has rest, and the lungs begin
to heal.
To do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Man
drake Pills must be freely used TO cleanse
the stomach aud liver, 80 that the PA
monte syrup aid the food VIA make good
blood.
Schenck's Mandrake pills act upon the
liver; iemoving all distractions, relax the
ducts OF the gall b adder, the bile starts
freely, and the liver is soon relieved; the
stools VIII show what the Pills can do; mo-
thing has ever been invented except cnlo-
mel q deadly poison, W hitch Is very dane
ge.ous to use, unless with great care) that
Will unlock the gan bladder and start the
secretions Of the liver ike schenck's Man
drake Pills
Liver Complaint IS one OF the moss
prominent causes OF Consumption.
scheneks Seaweed Tonic Is q gentle
sttmuianb and alternative, ana the alkatk
IN the seaWeed, winch this preparation fa
made or assists tlle stomach TO throw out
the gastric juice TO dissolve the food with
the PuinOutc syrup aud Is made into
good blood without fermentation or sour
Ing in the stomach.
DR.. Schenck, Ia his treatment. does not
try TO stop a cough, night sWeats, Chilla,
or fever. Remove The cause. and they Will
al stop or their own accord. No one can
Dyspepsia Catarrhr CanKer. or liberated
Throat, unless the liver and stomach are.
made healthy.
When there is no lung disease and only
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia schencEta
SeuWeed IOuiC and Mandrake Pulls ara
sunicients Without tile PufnOnic Syrup.
Take the Mandrake Pins freely In al
harmle s.
DR.. Schence, who has enjoyed uninter-
rupted health for many years past, and
now weighs % pounds, was wasted away
70 "a mere skeleton 10 the very last stage
OF Pulmonary consumption, his physl-
clans having ufOnOunCpd his case hope
less and abandoned him To his fnte. He
was cured by the Aforesaid medicines.
Full directions accompany each, maxi
Ing ~ not a absolutely necessary To see Dr..
Schenck, unless patients wish their lungs
ezaminedi and fol this purpose be d pro-
iesslonally at mis- princlpal ONCE, Phlia-
delphlR, every Saturday, WheIe ali letters
of advice mast be addressed,
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and Eaat=
weed Tonic, each 81 90 per bottle, or 81 so
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 2jc. per soKs
For sale by ail drugglsis
1eZ d&Wly SPIN
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ga The contested election case in
the Third Ward will be heard and
determined by the City Council this
afternoon, at the Council Chamber.
The Council will assemble at two
o'clock, and as there has been great
deal of interest taken in this matter
by our citizens, we expect the room
will be crowded to its utmost capacity.
Standing room will be at premium,
and window-sills~ will command big
prices.
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HORSE DRowNED.-A horse be-
longing to the Rev. Father McDer-
mott, pastor of the Church of the
Holy Assumption, was drowned, yes
teIday, in the river between Walnut
and Locust Streets. Father McDer-
mott had been out Of town, and re-
turned about 3 P. NJ. and as the buggy
was very muddy, he sent it, in charge
of small boy, to the river to be-
washed. The boy drove in too far,
and had to jump out of the buggy
into the river in order to save himself.
The horse was valuable family ami
NAL, and we regret the loss sustained
by the Rev. Father.
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Recommendations J. Hol-
-lingsEorth, Esq owner of the build
ing on Water Street, near the corner
of Main, formerly occupied BY Nib
lack & Co., is having it entirely over
hauled, and is adding another story,
making it four stories high. A new
front is also to be put in, and the
building will be extended back the
full depth to the alley. This will
make tia very desirable business To-
cation. 1t has already been leased,
and will be used as a commission
hnnsa
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SHAwNEETOwN, ILLs-FoR SALE.
"A Spring stock of Boots and Shoes,
with az good remuneratiYe trade of
$4,000 or $15, 900 per year, together
with the best business stand in the
place. Boot and Shoe mandatory
connected. Address, p. q. Box No.
IL, Shawneetown, Illinois.
apr12-1w j. II. DURHAM.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The court was
still engaged yesterday in the trial of
the case of Fitzgerald VS.. Nat Drew
and N. B. Haywood, for the sinking
Of fat boat load Of corn by the
steamer Linton. Iglehart and Den
by appeared on behalfof the plaintiff,
and Shackelford and Chandler for the
defendants.
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First in the Hair line, Barrett's. ;
General Grant Pan
rs Getting Better,

Flour is Getting Worse.
We offer the following brands of
Flour at the following rates:
Bingnam's " Moonlight" s. per
barrel.
Igleaeart's Southern Mills" s.
per barrel.
Michigan Stumptail," s. per
barrel.
We also have the "Cynthiana
Mills, = !" Telegraph Mills, y" HilIyer's
Best" &c. I'll. ID. ALLIs & Co.
moh11
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Nor RIGHT.-During the past year
the City Council had a new and sub
stantial fence built around the old
graveyard, in the upper part of the
city, to protect it against cattle, hogs,
&c. Yesterday evening we noticed
about a half dozen cows within the
enclosure, aud the thought struck US
that if such things as that were per-
mitted, there was very small need of
going TO the expense of building a
fence arouad it.
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Anusenlents.

OPERA HOUsE.-Mrs. Gen. Lander,
the greatest tragedienne in this coun
try, supported by the Company from
the Louisville Opera House, will APP
pear o-night in the great tragedy of
Queen Elizabeth" Mrs. Lander
will be specially supported by Messrs.
Taylor and Becks, as Essex and
8" Lord Bacon" No doubt the Opera
House will be crowded to its fullest
capacity.
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VI 4 HUI z IS
That, while I give satisfaction to those
who trade with me, the returns for my in
vestment of money and labor may not be
unsatisfactory to myself.
JOHN WYMOND,
IL South First Street,
del5 diff Evansville, Ind.
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SURVEYOR OF CUSTOMS dis
patches from Washington this morn
ing announce the appointment of
Philip HornbroOk, Esq, as Surveyor
of Customs at this city. The ap-
pointment. we think, will generally
be conceded to be a good one.
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EVANSVILLE ORCHESTRA. - Ga
Monday, April 18th, the Evansville
Orchestra held meeting for the pur-
pose of electing officers. on which
occasion the following named gentle.
men were chosen:
f. w. Bennett, President; George
Gates, Vice President; DR.. c. Bier
bower, Secretary: L. w. Vennemanp.
Treasurer; G. Georges, Censor; Prof.
G. Matthias, Director Prof f. w.
Osep berg, Second Director.
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apr7.td.

BUGGY AT AUcTIoN.-Hiram Nell
son will sell at auation at his Auction
Room, Locust Street, tomorrow at 9
o'clock. an open buggy, a general
variety of family groceries and house
hold furniture. apr14-1t
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DR.. DICKERMAN's MEDICINES
Messrs. Calkins, Pinney Il Co, of
Princeton, have purchased the reel
pes for the famous medicines, includ-
ing BLOOD Condition Powder, = " The
Universal Ointment" and the " King
of Oil Liniment," class of medl-
cines never excelled in the cure OF
diseases incident to horses and cattle,
A JOURNAL Supplement is folded in
this issue of the DAILY JOURNAL,
setting forth the virtues of these
medicines, which we commend to the
special attention of our readers.
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LOVELY FLoWERs.-We are in
debted to Mr.. W. G. Newett, the dis
tinguished florist on First Avenue,
north of Eleventh Street, for beauti-
full boquet of most delicious and fra
grant flowers.
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United States MarshaPs Notice.

United States Marshal's Notice.
United States of America, District of In
diana, IS:
wEYHEREAS, a LIBEL OFEN.
w formation was filed ia the District
Court of the United States for she District
OF Indiana, on the 9th dsy of March, 1863
by George W. Ragon, by his proctor,
Charles r. Marsh, Esq, against the
steamer Pet Ola No. q" her engines.
tackle, apparel, and furniture, seized al
said district in cause of damages civil
and maritime, and claimiDg damages in
the sum Of $780, and pray ing process against
said vessel, and that the same may be con-
demned and sold therefor.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the mo-
milton under the seal of said Court 20 me
directed and delivered, do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming SAID
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man.
ner in terested therein, that they be ana
appear before the said, the District Confe
OF the United States, TO be beid az the clly
of Indianapolis. in aud for the DlstrlcI OF
Indiana. on the first Monday OF May
next at 10 O'Clock of the forenoon or tnat
dav then ard there to 1nterpose their
claims aud make their allegations In that
OSiAf-'-' Rem. SPOONER, Marshal, II. =.
Attest: j. ID. ROWLAND, Clerk.
APPS dat
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PERsoNAL.-Col. G. M. Terrell, OF
Elizabethtown, Illinois, was in the
city yesterday.
J. H. johnson, the Yuba Dam "
correspondent of the Louisville
Courier Journal; Frank COffmann,
of Slaughtersville, and John Alsop,
Of louisville, were registered at the
American House yesterday.
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EsOyv no GFT PATRN,rs For onJ

AaOW TD GET PATENTS For Opin@
lon, no charge. Send sketch and descgip-
tiOn. For application. send model, NOT
over one foot IA size, and SIG first Govern
M NJ nnu stamp fees. Specifications, draw
lnEss caFeatds assignments prepared: rec
Jected claims prosecuted. Also, interior
ences, extension OF patents, and appeals
New York ISM n de22 dsuf
~ How O.. f.-ly mothers suffer the agony
II 1&1tng tLC5f x tie ones HnhtCheG away
rom thCfsi g. 3 ie WhOoping Cough, OF
JlpbheEtga ~ OI single bottle OF Poland
#AltB 4tAl -..-1 iOuud would have saved
the bai ys3tIiCs els lntaliibte.
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B~ Schuermann & BurEord, at
the Opera Drug Store, No. IS South
First Street, Chambers Block, have
received their new stock of Perfumes,
Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes. Combs,
and Toilet Soaps,
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TOBACCO AND COTTON FACTORS
The firm of Messrs. Black more, Mayo
& Co., No. Al Broad Street, New
York, is one of the strongest, most re-
liable and most popular in that city.
They do strictly commission bust
ness, as tobacco and cotton factors.
The attention of Western shippers is
called to this fact.
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WEEKLY GAzEFTE-Is the name
of a neat little paper, six by ten inches,
published at Shawneetown, Illi-
nois, by Masters III. Lusk and E.
Hart. 1t is handsomely printed, and
full of spicy items.