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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-06
From the Atlantic Monthly, Tor April.
RUN WILD.
by BAYARD TAYLOR.

Here was the gate. The broken paling,
AS If before the wind, Inciines,
The post half rotted, and the piclkets. fall
Held only up by vines.
The plum trees stand, though gnarled and
Witt Ieprosy of old disease;
BY cells of wormy life the trunks are
And moss enfolds their knees.
I push aside the boughs and enter;
Alas! the gardens nymph has fed,
With every charm that leaf and blossom
And left a bag instead.
Some female satyr from the thicket,
:, Child OF the bramble and the weed,
Sprang shouting over the ungarded wicket
With all her savage breed.
She banished hence the ordered graces
That smoothed way for Beauty's feet,
And gave her ugliest 1mps the vacant
To spoil What once was sweet.
Here, under ranking mulIeins, dwindIe
The borders. hidden long ago;
Here shoots the dock in rnany rusty
And pursIane creeps below.
The thyme runs wild, and vainiy sweet
Hid from its bees, the conquering grass: :
And even the rose with briery menace
To tear nae as l pass.
Where show the weeds q grayer color,
The stalks of lavender and rue
Stretch like impIorIng arms-but, ever
duller,
They slowly perish, too.
| Only the pear trees fruitless scion
ExuIts above the gardens fail:
/ Only the thick named ivy, like lion,
Devours the crumbling wall.
What still survives becomes as savage
As that when entered to destroy.
| Taking an air of riot and of ravage,
OF strangle and Wanton joy.
| No copse unpruned, no mountain hollow,
SO lawless in its growth may be;
and fatlow,
They graceful are, and free
But Nature here attempts revenges
For her obedience unto toll;
She brings her rankest life with lOathsome
| changes
To sm.te the fattened soil.
For herbs of sweet and wholesome saver
! She plants her stems of bitter juicss
| From flowers she steals the scent, nom
/ fruits the flavor,
From hOmelier things the use.
| Her angel is q mocking devil,
| If once the law relax its bands:
| In Mans neglected fields She holds her
revel,
Takes back, and spoils his lands
Once having broken ground, he never
The virgin sod can pla t again;
| The SOIL demands mis- services forever
And God gives sun and rain!
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sertaip that every oae else wishes it,
whether he does or not You need
not explain, People of sense under
stand somethiDg.-Our Young Folks
for -AprI.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-06

Removes all this difficulty, sending the
water into the boiler free from ny sedi-
Inent Whatever, and pure a. If Justified.
All VINO use what are known as the . drive
WelIsN for their supply OF water cannot
afford TO do without this II eater. IL will
save them much money in tne pure ase OF
fuel, to say nothing o. the annOyal zee and
easily managed, and quickly cleans ed
one has been in operation at Lyle hearts
Fiourlng MiII for many months and given
entlfe Satisfaction. Another is III opera
Iion IN bellman's Foundry and the' cotton
Mill adjoining.
Orders Tor StillWell'g Heater will I eceiVe
prompt attention If left with
WILLIAM HETLMAN, Age mt.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-06

THE newest literary venture is
Appleton's Literary Journal" a
weekly paper to be devoted to Litera-
ture, Science and Art. It's success is
not uncertain; its contents and illus
trations are of the best description
.Appteeto,s's ;Jonrnal, judging. from the
diately take leading and influential
position in American periodical liter.
AZURE. Commenced in this number,
and to be continued through succeed
ing numbers until completed is a
new novel by the distinguished Victor
Hugo. which he is said to have been
at work upon for the last twenty
years. This story is entitled The
Man Who Laughs" Its characters
and scenes are English, and taking
the initial chapters as specimens, it
will quite leave Les 4Niserables in the
shade.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-06
WILLIAM HETLMAN, Age MT.
For Sale or Lease.

DOCK AND SHEP.YARD AT
IL EVANSVILLE, IND. with En- gfne
Boiler, Pumps. and ali mach nery Gees
sary to the immediate and succt bsIui
working OF the same.
The Dock is about two hun bred COO aett
long by about fifty 500 feet In breadLl n ls
nearly new, and Is in good condition.
The Yard and Dock has been doh ~
good business to within the past mo attn.
The reason for Offering the same for BGIe
or lease now is the death OF the Mani yer
since that time
Terms Will be made easy to good par Gteg
by applying to
JOHN A. REITZ, President,
At Crescent Foundry,
app dlOt Evansville, Ind.
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The DIFFICULTY REMOVED
EVERY STEAM BOILER SB-OULD HAVE
StiIIWell'S Patent
Heater and Lime Catcher !!


YEHEEE MOST SERIOUS DIFF GUILTY
Ia experienced by those who use steam
power is the formation in their boilers of
what IS known to engineers as - SCALE"
or 'INCRUSTATION "a hard substance
formed out of the earthly salts contained
IN the water. which attaches itself firmly
10 the whole inner surface OF the boiler.
IN TINS city this difficulty is peculiarly ag-
graVated by the larLe quantity OF Inague-
STA and lime found in the water which,
besides forming scales. on the boiler, Oh
structs the pipes and occasions she most
annoying delays in cleaning, as well as
actually endangering the safety OF the
boiler.
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Gard.

I'm RETIRING FROM THE AROVE
LII firm, I return my sincere thanks to our
many customers, and the public generally,
for the liberal patronage shown us, and
hope the same may be extended to my
former partner and successor, Mr.. j. w.
Keegan. r. Z. MCJOHNSTON.
March sd, 1859. [mh24 DIV
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ba.s aud solitary. bWt no one cuts It
down, and children, as they pass it.,
look up with sad eyes, saying, pitt
fully, Poor little Matty Kilburn."
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o a IL ID.
Dissolution.

PTIHE PARTNERSHTP HERETO
- fore existing between j. W. Keegan
and h p. McJohnstOn, known as the firm
OF keegan & McJ Johnston, IS this day dis
solved by mutual consent, r. Z. McJohn-
ston Withdrawing from the firm. The
business will be continued by J. w. Kee-
gan. All parties having claims against
the firm are requested to present them for
pay ment, and all parties Indebted TO the
firm are requested to call and settle innnae-
diately. j. W. X eEGAN.
r. p. MCJOH NSTON.
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{ From the Youths Companion
POOR MATTY KTLBURN.

AN INTERESTING LITTLE STORY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-29
WMore new patterns of Black, Gin
ney and Gsipure Laces, at Rhodes.

DISTRIBUTION AT ST. JosEPH's ACADE
MY.-We don't know when we have
passed pleasanter evening than at st.
Joseph's Academy last night, the occa-
sion being the distribution of premiums
to such Of the scholars as had won them
by their proficiency in study, their
department and attention. Unfortu-
nately we have not the names OF the
prominently successful nnSS, or wo would
with pleasure publish them. The event
of the evening was tho production
of the very beautiful operetta of Laila
the libretto by Mrs. L. L. Stratton and
the music by G.. w. Stratton. The
modest assurance with which the young
ladies assumed their parts, the natural
and characteristic groupings, the swell
ing, clear notes of the young voices, all
combined to furnish delightful enter
tainment and one that shall live long
in eur memory. The pupils evinced the
watchful care given them by the Sisters
of st. Joseph, both in their appear
ance aud in the correctness of
their pronunciation and enunciation.
At the close of the operetta Bishop
Whelan, in few appropriate remarks,
returned the thanks of the Sisters to
the audience for their company, and the
thanks of the audience to the Sisters
for the great pleasure received from the
entertainment. We are gratiied to
hear that the Academy is fourishiDg.
1t we'll deserves success.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-29
VA new stock of Hoop Skirts and
Corsets, at j. S. Rhodes g. Co.'s.

ST. JOHN'S DAY AT JANE LEw.-The
anniversary of st. John the Baptist's
Day, the oath inst, was celebrated by
the Masons of Jackson Lodge No. IS, at
Jane Lew, Lewis county, by tho public
installation of officers, procession and
address. The following officers were
installed by District Deputy G. NJ. VIM.
IL. Freeman Of Clarksburg: Gen. j. A.
J. Lightburn, w. NJ; NJ. McWhorter,
Senior Warden; Isaac Jackson, Junior
Warden; John McWhorter, Secretary;
Blackwell Jackson, Treasurer; j. c.
Kayser, Senior Deacon; A. NJ. Stalnaker,
Junior Deacon; and NJ. W. Stalnaker,
Tyler. A procession was formed at the
Lodge and marched to the Church where
the address of the occasion was deliy-
cred by General K. S. Northcott, OF
Clarksburg, when the procession
marched back to the Lodge. The day
was pleasant; there was a very respect
able number of the brethren and others
in attendance; the services were impress
i've, the address good, and taken all to-
gether, the citizens and visitors had q
pleasant time in Jane Lew that day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-29
q Il TTY II u 70 q
kATALYSINE WATER /!
It's Wonderful Cures and Gu
ratiVe Powers.

TNHE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY
i announce that they completed arrange
ments for supplying the GettysburK Medicinal
Water on a scale commensurate with the de.
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They are also referred 90 the Thousands Of In
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the mineral springs of modern times.
II has been demonstrated in a number Of in
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Of chalk stones formed by Rheumatism, Gout
and Gravel, aud Of PERMANENTLY curing thess
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provided palliatives.
Also Of arresting the progress, II not permA
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ease.
This Water Is confidently claimed TO DO tn,
only mineral spring water with which great and
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-29

ATTEMPTED RAPE.-On Saturday night
d FORMULATING quack calling himself
CDR. Montgomery, Electric Physician"
was arrested on charge of attempting
to commit a rape on an old decriped
negro woman living in Moundsville.
The amorous quack was arrested and
taken before Squire Richter, who COM
mitted him to Jail in default of bail. If
we are not mistaken this is the same
chap who "cut" on his board bill at
CaldwelPs boarding house, and was ar
rested at Grafton for stealing a watch.
But his greatest crime, here, was getting
a lot of printing done at one of the job
offices and leaving without paying for
it. We knew he would come to a bad
end.
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Notice TO Certain NOn-Resi-
denis.

IN THE MATTER OF The PAPER
j writing purporting 70 be the wa Of gshn
GoshOrn, deceased offered for probate by Hn.
S. Gosborn, claiming 70 Be the Executor theTeoi.
Before the Recorder Of Ohio county West VIZ
ginia
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGIGIAi
Ts rHE sHEzdEy OF ONO CoUEII.
You are bsfsby commanded 70 summon WI
liam GoShorn. John @. Kelly, Wm. D. Kelly
RenfSr,in u. Kelly, Martha Belle Kelly james
20 Hervpy and Mary Jano Hsrvey bls vile,
IaabsIia 81 shorn Joseph Hamilton and AMANDA
" Hauilton his wife, John Goshorn, klcharn
p RI StAub and Adelia A. Staub hia vile ana
Laura Z Goshorn, jerry g saIiyHn ana NAIL
]. EuIIivEo his wife, Iappan W. heuy sna h.shl-
~ EeIIv IT. and al other DersOBs interested,
10 s1neSr bsfore me At my once In the city Of
vgrIssling m the county and state Aforesaid, on
T1ssday the 2Jth day Of Jniy, A. d l569, 70
sboyr esl1ss Why a paper writing, bearing date
a. tltb day of 0ctOber ls6l, ylrD0Ttiag y be
49, NJ ~ John G0shOrn dsoeassd, sfered for
.-obAte by william s Gosb0rn, EXscutor
shoad not b. admitted 70 record And have
tben there this Erit, With your retain thereon,
stating The time and manner 0f executing the
EzTBs-
county Aforesaid, this 10Th day % June, A. d.
Is68. K B. WOODS.
RscOFdsr O. G.
Notice 4 bereby given 10 John g Kelly, Wa.
p. Kelly, Richard p. II. staub add Adslia A.
stSnb bis wife, 20 Jerry C.. Sullivan and Mar
J. SalliTah bis wife, and - TappEn W Kelly
rho Ars aOn-FeSidsHts q the State u West VIZ
GINA, - appear a. The Aforesaid time aad plaea
tor the purpose sbsTs Indicated
R-R WOODS,
JunI4nzTt RnoordeT o. C.
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River NEws.-We endured the regu
lar Monday dizziness yesterday. Their
were no boats at the wharf except thu
regular packets.
This morning the steamer Hope viii
leave for Matamoras. She is a popular
packet, and will attend to all orders.
The popular little Science is up fol
Matanoras this morning. Shippers viii
remember this.
The New State leaves this morning at
7 o'clock for Pittsburgh. There is not
better boat than the State, or q more
popular Captain than Muhlenan, on
the river.
The ]. w. Garrett and barges, Capt.
Booth, are advertised for st. Louis d.
rect. Shippers will find this an excel
lent opportunity to get of their western
freight.
The river is rising rapidly. The marks
here show eight feet three inches, a
swell of seven inches In the last twenty
four hours. The river is rising at Pitts
burgh.
Captaiu Sheble has left st. Louis for
Pittsburgh, to contract for the building
of crack side-wheel steamer for the st.
Louis and Peoria trade.
Captain Gerge W. Rea's new steamer,
building at Pittsburgh, will be called
the Jefferson. She viii be completed in
month or 90.
Captain r. Z. Pegram, one of the most
noted commanders on the Mississippi,
has purchased the Empire Mills on
Broadway, st. Louis, and will devote
himself exclusively to making the best
brands of -four.
The frame for the new hull for the
machinery of the Ada Lyon is up, at
Evansville, and the work of planking
will be at once pushed forward.
Five hundred Coolies will take pas
sage on the Thompson Dean at Cairo
for New Orleans, from whence they will
go on Louisiana plantations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-29

ST. VINcENT's COLLEGE DIsTRIBU.
TGoN.-The annual distribution of pre-.
miums among the students of st. Vim
cents College will take place at Wash,
ington Hall this evening, commencing
at half,past seven o'clock. The pro.
gramme is one Of rare excellence and in
cludes Shskespeare's tragedy of Juliu,
Caesar, and comedy written by one OF
the Professors, entitled the Beggar on
Horseback. Both pieces are we'll cast
and the performance will prove very
entertaining one.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-29

BIG FIGHT At BELLAIRE,--festerday
afternoon party of roughs headed by
Jim Chapman, better known as Chap.
pie" met Pat Quinlan on the streets OF
Bellaire. and without the least proyoca-
ton that we can hear of beat and
kicked him most bratally. His face Is
beaten to a jelly. One witness inform
ed rs that after Pat was knocked sense
less and lying on the ground Chapman
kicked him in the face three or four
times with his boot heel. The rOughs
with Chapman prevented the citizens Of
Bellaire frsm interfering. Finally the
police, assisted by q squad of citizens,
arrested the party and they sre now IN
Jail. euinlsn was taken into store
and proper remedies ssed for his relief
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-29

LARGE RYE.-We have been furnished
with specimen of the rye grown by
William Stamm, of the Four Mile House.
The stalk, from the butt to the tip, is
nearly eight feet in length, is firm, Of
good color and looks very thrifty. The
berry is large and round aud plump
and the heads we'll filed. We are as
sured that what We have seen is but a
fair sample of the entire field. If So
Mr.. Stamm can congratulate himself on
having as fine q rye field as there is in
the State.
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VA dray load of Remnants q
Rhodes. See advertisement.

FINE REMITTED.-JOhn F. Geary, {
merchant of Sweet Springs, Monroe
county, was fined $3.50 at the April term
1868, of the Circuit Court of that couH
ty, for selling goods without license
having previously been obtained there
for. Yesterday the Governor, on his
application, accompanied by the request
of tho Judge of tho Circuit Court, and
the Prosecuting Attorney and Sheriff
of Monroe county, ordered a remission
of the fine, it being certain that Geary
had no intention of evading the law,
but had offended unwillingly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-29

POLICE CoURT.-The usual dress pa
rade of galoots, benzinists, fusiloilerl
and bummers on yesterday presented
additional attractions in the display Of
innocent youths captured while playing
base bah on the streets. The extreme
youth of these base ballers should have
appealed in piteous tones to the heart
of implacable justice. But il didn't
Unlearned in the arts, ways and laws
ofths world, and especially of this com
munity, wethought, would have caused
mercy to temper justice. But it didn't
We felt for the base ballers, as the
pearly tears rolling down their cheeks
like pumpkins down q hill, their chins,
innocent of beard, their rufaed collars
and clean pinafores proclaimed their
youth and inexperience.
Henry c. showalter came forward
when his name was called. Gouging
his fists into either eye, be said che didn't
goter." For playing ball in the streets
he was fined 81 and costs.
John Charnock came to the scratch
looking wild. He was chewing some
thing, and when the Judge asked him
what it was, he gave sniffle and said
"wax." He was fined 81 and costs for
base ball playing on the streets.
George Williams We heartily pitied.
There was no doubt in our mind but
that George had been led astray by his
older playmates. Itwas with difficulty
he could keep the tears in their briDy
bed. He was fined 81 and costs for base
balling on the streets.
Mary Green, colored sorosis, was the
cause of the InteIligencer publishing a
sensational story about probable
suicide" Mary was pretty drunk on
the levee on Friday night and kicked
up quite Robbery. She was commit
ted in default of 81 and costs.
Lucian Harboy was. as full of fusil
oil as q man could be and not bust.
He sloshed round in a manner perfectly
reckless and wound up up by getting
into the Calaboose. He was fined 81
and costs.
John Cranmer is no relation to him
of that name who took so unkindly to
stake in the eighth Henry's time. Not
bit of it. John not only likes steak,
but also loves his benzine. Like many
another worshipper at the shrine of old
Ben Zine, he found himself in the
clutches of the law charged with being
drunk. He was fined 81 and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-29

S-The Battles are making extensive
preparations for their match with the
Cincinuatis tomorrow. The Grand
Stand has been put in perfect order and
portion set aside especially for their
lady friends. Arrangements have been
made with the Sunfish packet to lay at
the Island until the conclusion of the
game, so as to allow Bellair, Benwood
and all down the river folks to attend
the match and return the same evening.
We advise all who can to attend. Such
playing rs the Red Stockings do is not
to be seen every day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-29

PThe Zane and Chapline streets
Sunday Schools have chosen the
Moundsville Camp Meeting grounds fol
holding their annual Fourth of July
picnic. They are determined to have 8
happy time and a more desirable loca,
ton could not have been selected.
Every preparation is being made tc
secure comfort for the old folks and lots
of sport and pleasure for the children
Read the advertisement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-29

vPartridge wishes us to say that he
has not discontinued the picture 'bnsi'
ness at III Main street, but has reftted
his sitting rooms, making them the
most pleasant of the kind in the city,
and is now making better photographs
than ever before, of which all can be
convinced by giving him a call.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-29

BF, NJ. Porter's Cheap Counter
Look at Prices. Shoes reduced to q
Faction; must be sold regardless Of
cost. Children's Shoes, only Is cents
Misses Shoes, % cents. Boys Shoes
so cents. Ladies' Shoes IS cents, al
No. 135 Main street. Call early and
you can make the best selections.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-29

RosADALIs! RosADALIs! RosADALIs.-
Are you suffering with inciPient Con-
sumption or ScrOfula in any form, Rheu'
matism, Dyspepsia, Liver Compliant,
Skin Diseases or Neuralgia Is your
blood in a disordered stated Do you
feel languid or depressed In spirits
wsuld you be rid of thesef Try Hosa'
dalis.
This remedy has been fully tested
the demand increasing to snch an e1'
Ieat as to cause the Proprietos to Mt ~
q more extensive laboratory for III
manufacture. The best evidence Of IL
virtues is the testimony Of those Enc
have used il. wholesale Depot, oil TX
change Place. Ask your Druggist Tor
Rosadalis almanac for 1853. -.
ie24-eodkW
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-29

TRUE AS PREACHING.-Troubles like
wedlock, never come siBgly. The mo-
ment man tumbles down everybody
rushes to kick him on in his unwelcome
descent. The world rather enjoys see
ing somebody else stuck immovably
fast in the mud. This is very wicked,
but it is as natural as to put the best
foot forward.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-29

BEFORE JUSTICE SCHULTz.-Two dis
orderlies were before Squire Schultz
Yesterday. One of them named Chris.
Kostemeier was arrested for using loud
and abusive language and for disorderly
conduct. His fine and costs amounted
to $3.50. The other, VIM. Speilman
had taken in too much fighting bOnzine
While trying to pick up fight he wa
picked up by the Ritchietown police
He was fined 81 and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-29

CLoCKs.-Oxtoby & Dufield, Jewel
ers, lO3 Main street, have now in store
one of the largest stocks of clocks ever
brought to Wheeling, embracing every
style of one and eight day. This firm
receive their stock direct from New
York, and are selling at both wholesale
or retail. Also full lire of watches, jew
elry, spectacles, &c. Country mer.
chants will consult their interests by
calling at "1O3."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-29

BROKE JAIL.-James Carr, under con,
viction of murder N the first degree fol
the killing of Miss Fox, it was reported
on the streets last night. made his es'
cape from the st. Clairsville Jail about
3 o'clock yesterday morning. Areward
of $500 has been offered for his recap.
ture. We tried to get the particulars
by telegraph last night but were unsuc'
cessful,