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JUST REcE1vED-Neso Maple Sgruz
and e1o Nipple Sugar, at the New
York Grocery.
PARsoNs, SCovILLE & MoFFETT.
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[. O. o. Fat the semi-annual
election of officers of Crescent Lodge
No. 10, held on Tuesday evenir g.
March 3Osh, the following were chosen
for the ensuing term: j. d. Car
moody, N. g.; R. f. Schor, V c. >.
n. Knox, Secretary; Jas. Davidson,
Permanent Secretary; JAS. D. Riggs
Treasurer; John Hodson, 2. Horn
brook and Alex. Maddux, Trustees
Up. Hornbrook, Representative tc
Grand Lodge; s. ?. Fitzsimmons
Alternate Representative.
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GoBBLED AGAIN.-Jim Mulligan,
the " celebrated" was again arrested
Yesterday for being drunk and dis
orderly. He will be attended to this
rcnrninn
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RnsinAss Hons tO Re {,

KYNOWN Az 81 MAIN STREET,
Ia. between second and Third, three
000rs from the cor er Of Third Street.
For PARTICULARS, inquire AT 4. Ill
LOFTS Auction Room, or OF LODGE or
4 IL 4
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Acc1DENr.-While Mr.. James Lit
tie, brother Of Mr. Wiley Little, OF
this city, was engaged in his shingle
machine at Patoka, yesterday morn
ing. the fiy-wheel caught a piece OF
timber ana carried it around. Mr..
Little, to protect his head, threw up
his arm, which was struck by the
timber and broken.
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Card

I'm, RETIRING FmoW THHE ABOVE
N firm, / return my sincere thanks go oar
many customers, and the public generally
Tor the liberal patronage HnUWf u4. and
nope the same may be- extended Co my
former partner and rucce. sor, Sir. u. We
Keegan. u. T.. MCJOHNSrON.
March 23d, 1862. mn2a DIV
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ReFoRE EsoUIRE STINsoN. - a
peace warrant was sued out by
respectable young lady, yesterday
against Mollie Brown, one OF the
densi monde, as she had made threats
against her life. The case stands
about thus: A young man, who for
rnerly kept Molie Brown for ms
tress, was keeping company with the
young lady, which, MOIlie hearing OF
she went to the lady and made threats
of what she would do if she ever
went with him any more, or marfIed
him, even going so far as to declare
she would take her life. The young
man played quits ." with her some
time ego, aud he paid her Sl0O oye'
and above all demands against him
and she sigped an agreement not ia
disturb him again. The case will be
heard at 9 o'clock this morning.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

y OTIS L, ?. 3, 4, . 9. Z. $, ., 50, ~,
Ia - 49, and a. OF fractional lot z, also,
the undivided one-half Of fractional lot J.,
OF MeGaTy's Enlargement, known ~ me
Rogers property, bounded ny DiFialo -
ertv is O icred for "a .e on reasonable terms,
and II not disposed or by the OH day 81
Nav the same Will be offered for sale at
auction. One-thfrd OF the purchase money
down; the balance in two equal payment
of one aud two years, with inter So Inc
deferred Dayments secured bv mortgage.
ALBERT DOUGLAS,
,,I,aI1 Nv AAIna s-TEELE. ARenL.
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z EASTER REUNIoN.-The cougrega-
ton Of the Church of the Holy limo
cents had pleasant reunion last
evening, at Marble Hall. These en-
tertainments have long been one Of
the established customs OF the Epis-
copal Church in England, and no
more pleasant manner Of passing an
agreeabl evening could be devised.
1t was church meeting, without any
formalities, the congregation being
gathered together as one family, Tor
social chit-chat, and friendly con
verse. A fine supper was served, and
several charades were acted. A
pleasant evening was enjoyed by al
present.
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CUMBERLAND MITE. = The ladies
OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church will hold another of their
delightful sociables on Friday night,
in the parlors of the Church, corner
of Second aud Chestnut Streets. AS
the season for these social reunions
IS about to close, it is anticipated
that large number will avail them
selves Of another opportunity for a
pleasant evenings enjoyment.
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OPERA HOUSE.
HON. HENRY WING EMIT

Will lecture under the auspices OF the
Library Association z II > fNBNlEG,
f3OTID, aud TO-MORROW ENINlNG'
(3Isp. Subject, Tuesday: 90 The English
movements 1 have taken part in, and lhe
men 1 have known" d,
subject, Wedne day :"Oiiver CromWell.
Tickets for sale at Warren A. Cunyng-
toms music store, and Cloud ~ =
drug store. lIlHuo
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Law CARD.-We call attention to
the law cara Of Messrs. Rucker Il
Richardson, to be found under the
head of New Advertisements, in to
days JOURNAL. This firm is com
posed Of two young and energetic
gentlemen, who are starting out in
life to carve fame and fortune, and
who are prepared to attend to any and
all business in their line. We solicit
for them fair share of business.
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ARRESTED Three negroes were
arrested yesterday afternoon and AIKEN
to the lock up, for raising row at a
saloon on Vine Street, between First
and Water. The Recorder will at
tend to them this morning.
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Dissolution.

TFyEHE PARTNERsHHHP no y H p o.
III fore existing between j. ". keegau
aud H. p. Mel OhuHton, known as lle MN
OF KeeQ4n Il McJOhnstOn, rs this day dis
solved by mutual consent, IL. y, McIohu-
ston withdraw from the ntm. he
business Will be continued by i. w. ket-
gmp. AN parties having claims against
the drm are requested 30 pre- tent them Tor
oaS ment. and ala parties indebted to the
fIrm are requested 10 call aud settle lmme-
dtately. M E0A ~
h. III. MCJOHNSrON.
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PERsoNAL.-Colonel George Pen
dleton, Of Cleveland. of The firm of
r K. Dunkerson & Co of this city,
is here.
Professor j. w. Rust, editor of the
Western Recorder. of Louisville, and
Esquire Gilkey, the new postmaster
at Grandview, was in the city last
night.
Gen. Boyle. President of the +
It. & N. Railroad, arrived in the city
from Henderson by the Morning Star
He goes through to Louisville by rail-
this morning.
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rOR. RENT.

.---.g.vT.sv,- with : rooms, on Chandler
81 S4rset between SIKH and Seyelltt u.
9S--s,,irs If ELLIOTT & son, Real >, Est,,,e
Agents.
aVANos A1Ep ORG ANS;;-We have ,',tt a
X lo 49,. "a r." rent. hv the month, quar-
Ter or year Rent applied on the p"r-
g. aSe if desired. e,-,~-x-Nr,1,rc y
mh2j d,f WARREN q CoN ~ I = 4 :.
s7rxESERE ARE QUITE a $50! SgS 65l'I /. :.
Of vacant stores and dweiiii'S .s az -
- I've CITY that could Very soon ileu teh-
r4 ~ fha CtrDers would adVerl lSe men
VA shlS fe25
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ETThe best place in Evansville to
buy stylish suit of clothes is at j
FL. SCHRIoTHEs, so Main Street. l
am prepared, and | have large stock
of goods, and can make a nice stylish
suite of clothes for $25 90; also a well
selected stock of furnishing goods at
low figures. Call and see, at
mh26-1g j. FL. SCHRICHTE.
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FIR IT WARD RALLY.

The Republicans of the First Ward
will hold a meeting at John Meyers
Grocery, at the head of Second
Street, on
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL %,
At d o'clock, to organize for the
election by appoinging Rallying and
Challenging Committees, and to have
a good time generally.
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HEslaanna, : 1nuaq, n nusiaa4e stisl
continues good before the hesorder,
with an improving tendency, aud Hi J
Homo, has been able TO afford tr' &c
and calfs liver during the past SEX.
Two young gentlemen were br.paght
before the Recorder, charged with
being drunk and disorderiy. Each
were fued 80 90. One paid, and the
other replevied.
Another young man, whose name
we withhold, had been guilty Of pub
lie indcceucy, and was charged 50 gu.
| Kate Sullivan, who has figured III
the Courts several times before, was
arrested on the charge Of being drunk
and disorderly. Kate is an inmate
of Grace Towards bagnio, and had
r ont drusk aud abused " her Grace,
t 7yb;cb was not relished by the offend
!, cd Marty. Hence Kate was brought
0 before His Honor to have the affair
a settled. She was assessed in the sun
e of 81 90. which she liquidated.
Several persons whose names were
q not given were brought before the
Recorder. on a charge of having swim
! died Young man out of $21 90. Tn
/, voung men had to leave town, an'
y compromised the matter by takin
J s. 90, the accused agreeing to pay tn
/ costs.
AS quite a number were IN tn
, lock up last night, we expect anothe
&c davis good business by the Gran
% Mcgul."
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HUGHES has just received a large
invoice of Straw Goods, Frames, &c:
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Social HOP. - The Norma Club
gave one of their delightful :" hops" at
Masonic Hall, last evening. A large
number of fair ladies and gallant gen
tlemen we're in attendance. Henry
Harris celebrated string band fur
nished the music, and all went
merry as a marriage bel"
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WANTED.

-s~-- aEENEsS- VI AEI Fra good harn rs,
p maker. at THORE s ILL q S,eiN ~
@e-oud 81. bet. Main and Locust. iApI ~
pDrRS FOR JOB WORK. Blank
b oFs. sc at JOurna al or &c. 10
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ErYnlh IiOrtiCullure.

TaE ROUS% TT has the honor OF in
MI = forming the ladies and gentlemen
Of THIS city that he has Just arr we'd ifoui
France, ana has i'm ported rich coilec-
ton OF PLANTS, comprising "A great ware
CIV OF CameIIas Japonicas, Mggn.lias,
Azalla.s, Daphne, Roses, Of all KINDS, FrulI
Trees, Pears, Apples, Cherries, 9Pfic1lH,
Grape Vines, &C.; Bulb Roofs flo"eis'
Seeds.
Prices vely moderate. Catalogue pre-
scented TO purchasers or visitors.
NO. IS MAIN STREET.
(Between First and second0
Win remain in the city two weeks
lih1@ @W
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ga Hon. Henry Vincent, of Lon
don, the distinguished statesman and
lecturer, whilst in the city, is the
guest of John Ingle. Jr., ESQ., at
whose residence he has been called
on by many of our citizens, and will
still be found there until Friday
morning, when he will leave the city
en- route eastward, soon to embark
for England
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ga The s. Ring had caucus at
the Cologne Dipper's" headquar
tors last night. They arc becoming
excited over the developments Of the
naet week. and are afraid they will
lose their grip. We may look for
another poster full of lies shortly
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BOARDxNG,

ES-To board with q dow dow,
s , lady Good reference. Apply a. ING
Journal Office. I'M E"
4OARpERS can have good ooaIdlng
ssS and I'd ting at MRS. FULLER.S, %
ses@oroJ 81 befSTeen sycamore and Vine.
Three nice roe ms now unoccupled. lih-''i
THURSD 4 ........--....... Aria y . Aoo'
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LOST.

49, REWASSEs offered for p very ~ =
SS4 Newfoundland dog, with a VIM !
-, his breast Sait dog !eft or W :
setoter, from or the Gravel hi ger lying -
trs lower landing. 1921 J. Y. HlG dH-r.
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G9-It will be noticed by the cir
colars and posters issued by Van
r, per that his printing expenses Will
be quite large. Everybody knows
that Councilmen get no salary. How
does Eek" expect to get it back?
Has he an axe to grind? He Ger
tainly would not so to so large an
expense for the bare vanity of being
elected. Perhaps his fellow cologne
sprinklers" will be assessed for the
expense. BAIL give US a candidate
that represents somebody in Evans
vile, aud not the agent of New
York tobacco housewife don't care
a snap for the labOring man.
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STEAMBOATS,.

- a. 6&G1 &sAs - ~ IL - 40
FOR EAsTPoRT.
The fine, "old reliable" steamer
fgrs = LEWELLIN,
80. - J. l.. Davy, Master;
w. ID. CovingtoD, Clerk,
L.aves for PASSPORT and all Tennessee
River way landings,
THURSDAY, APRIL IsT,
For freight or passage apply on board,
or 10 =. h RUDDt
dit agent.
FOR NEW HARMONY, GRANVILLE,
AND Mt. CARMEL.
The new, feet, and elegant steamer
TT CLARA SCOTT,
,sssss-ssss5ss5tss Henry SEQ I, Master,
Cash Thomas, Clerk,
Leaves for nj. Carmel and All Wabash
River way landings
THURSDAY, APRIL list,
at O'Clock Pm. q,
For freight or passage apply on board. u
FOR GREENSBORO, CANNELTON, AND
LOUISVILLE,
The magnificent passenger steamer
dz6 > TARASC0N,
- James Mather. Master;
Miles ID. Warren, Clerk,
VIII leave for Louisville and all way land
ings, on
THURSDAY. APRIL IsT,
For ffeight or passage apply on board, OF
| to W. q. BROWN q co,
at agents.
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OHURcH SUPPER.-The young la
dies Of the Vine Street Presbyterian
Church will give GRAND SUPPER IN
the CONCERT Rooms, Opera Building,
on TaURsDAY NIGHT, APRIL lsT, for
the benefit Of the church. A liberal
patronage is respectfully solicited.
mch29 I'd
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8 = WA E'
Lamps, lOOking-Glasses,
No. % First street,

We receive our Queensware direct from
the Potteries Of Htnhordshire, England,
via New Orleans and New YorGi hence
pay no second-hand profits which right-
fully belong 90 our eustomorB.
Having completed arrangements with
MEAKIN BIOS ~ Co, OF Btan0rdehiro,
England, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTHOL
rthis market OF their cele GRATED HIOA h
CHINA WARE we are now prepar cd 3
supply the trade
ns~ Consult your own Interest py eAan-
lining our stock before purchasing else
where. lAhA
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IS2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
milo d8w Mon, W ed, Fri), wst
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-24
A Tenacious OfliCe-HOlder.

Among the offices which have been
decided by the Secretary of the Treasu-
ny as a useless expense to the Govern
ment is that of assistant collector ofcus-
toms of the New York district at Jersey
City, and for the purpose of economic
ing, Acting Secretary Richardson some
weeks since requested the incumbent,
Mr.. Phipeas Drummer, to send in his re-
signation, but Phineas claimed he had
fairly won the honor and emolumwts
of the office, and was entitled to some
recognition from the Administration.
If the Secretary would guarantee him
position as good as the one held, or, if
he preferred, a more lucrative one, he
would cheerfully forward his resigna-
ton; otherwise he was in favor of Phin-
cas- Drummer remaining assistant collec-
tor of the port of Jersey City. Judge
Richardson was little perplexed at the
tenacity of the ce-holder and referred
the case to Secretary Boutwell, The
tenure of office law does not invest tho
Secretary with the removing power, and
so the case does not warrant a suspen-
sion from Office. The only way this I'M
necessary expense can be stopped is for
Congress to legislate Mr.. Drummer out
of official existence by abolishing the Of
fee. National Republican.
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MRS, SECRETARY RAWLINs.

The exertions to raise fund for the
benefit of the widow Of the late Secrota-
ny of War meet with a ready response
from the South. Speaking of Mis-.
Rawlins, a Mississippi paper remarks
"There will be very general feeling
of sympathy in the South for this afflic-
ted lady. During the war she resided
at Vicksburg, Mississippi. as friend in
the family of Mr.. Lum, prominent
citizen Of that place. Her maiden
name was Hulburt,if we remember COR
rectly. She was greatly admired and
respected by all of the Confederate off,
GERS who were visitors Of tho house,
Pleasant and winning in manner, the
charms of her society and her manifold
courtesies and kindness to all of them
will be remembered by those who were
among the many who were cheered by
her kindness and elegant hospitality
Among the throng of her admirers was
brave young officer belonging to
Wither's battalion of artillery, G. S, A.,
who awakened deeper feeling than
friendship in her who was doomed to
hear of his death out on the lines short
ly afterward, during the last memorial
BILE SIEGE When Gen. Grant, with the
late Gen. Rawlins as chief of staff, en-
tered Vioksburg, Mr.. Lum's house was
occupied. Here it was she met her late
husband, who, touched by her great
worth and charming qualities, subse-
quently offered himself and was accept
ed. All the Southern officers who
were at Vicksburg will bear testimony
to the undertaking courtesy of General
Rawlins in his intercourse with them,
and his afflicted widow will now have
their heartiest sympathy in her great
bereavement. /" g,..','t. ~.
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In the case of the Southside road, an

In the case of the Southside road, an
act of Assembly passed January 18th,
1866, plainly debars all present demand.
The State held mortgage which it
agreed to postpone in favor of new
mortgage to be issued for the security
of parties who would advance the means
for the rebuilding of the road after its
almost entire destruction by the war.
The language of the act is: "The full
force and effect of such mortgage to the
State being hereby suspended, and the
claims thereof are hereby postponed UNI
til the bonds issued under the mortgage
herein authorized to be given in its
place and stead, as aforesaid, shall have
been paid" ia 81 "
Now, then, tho State, by this con-
tract, agrees for the time being to silence
and suspend her debt, interest as well as
principal, until when? Until the
amount authorized to take the place of
its own claim is paid. say, then, it is
unjust to those companies to herald them
to the world as delinquent to the State,
and to place them in unfavorable COM
parison with others. Such procedure
can only operate to depress their credit
n the money markets of the country,
to depreciate their securities, to lessen
the public confidence in their success,
to embarrass and obstruct their progress
and efficiency in the great work of re-
storation, and all without the least ne
eessity or the accomplishment Of sim
gle good. .....
The acting auditor of the State, as l
have means of knowing, has been furn-
ished by President Malone with full
review in writing of this whole subject,
and he confessed, in the presence of his
predecessor in office, that the claim set
up by the State against the Virginia
and Tennessee company was one for the
courts to determine, and that by the
terms of the act of Assembly, to which
| have referred, there was no right of
demand now against the Southside COM
pany.
What, then, was the motive of the
acting Auditor in his unfavorable, uns
just, and incorrect representations con-
corning the financial condition of these
two roads? Is it to be found in the
following remark made by the Herald's
correspondent, in communicating Major
Stanton's statement to the public:
In the present transition of the State
from military to civil rule, the railroad
interests enter largely into political
bearing. There is an organized effort
on the part of the Radicals to overthrow
General Malone, who is president of the
consolidated roads between Norfolk and
Bristol.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-24
The Virginia Programme.

The liberal policy inaugurated in Vir-
ginia under the auspices of President
Grant, is gaining ground in all the
Southern States. Tennessee embraced
it with brilliant success. Mississippi
and Texas are following in the wake
with no unequal steps. Arkansas, raid
ed by negro militia and oppressed as
never was a civilized community, also
proposes to join the triumphant band.
A large number of the Republican men,
bers of the Legislature of that State
have recently met at Little Rock and
determined to form Liberal party on
the basis of universal suffrage and uni
versal amnesty. Lieutenant Governor
johnson is the leader of this movement,
which is destined to sure success.
We note that this Virginia movement
has even spread beyond the Ohio. In
Cincinnati, where the selfish spirit of
faction was wasting the substance Of
the people, Republicans and Democrats
have combined for the common safety,
and nominated mixed ticket for the
Legislature. The Inquirer, the Demo-
cratic organ, was an ardent champion
Of this policy, and urged it by citing
the example of Virginia.
If such dry bones as the Democracy
Of Cincinnati can be touched, to what
an expanse may not the vivifying in
Auence extend?-Whig
The "new movement of the Day
Book is all the rage.