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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-09
STATE OF INDIANA.

TO me 8herD Of Taadertur0h County,
Greeting:
WHEREAS, A vacancy has occurred in
the Office OF Senator In the General A.
sembly of the State OF Indiana, during
the present session OF said Genera Assem-
bly,. by the resignation Of Daniel Morgan.
the Senator from tile Senatorial District
composed of the County of ka~nderbuTgh (;
Now, therefore, I'm pursuance Of the
Constitution of the state, and OF the stat
ute in such case made and provided, J.,
conrad Baker. Governor OF the state OF
Indiana, do Issue this writ OF election,
hereby ordering and directing that q Spe-
cial Election shall be held In The county
composing said Senatorial District, on
tuesday, the I'D day OF March. 1863, for the
purpose Of electing a Senator TO represent
said Senatorial District IN the Sem
ate OF the State of Indiana, and
TO fill the vacancy occasioned by
The resignation OF the said Daniel Nor
gan and the Sheriff TO whom this writ Is
directed Is hereby ordered TO give notice of
said Special Election, pursuant TO the re-
qulrements or the statute in Euch case
made and provided.
In witness whereof / have hereuntO
subscribed my name aud caused the seal
OF the State 10 be affixed, At dianapO
this 5th day of March, AID. 1869.
lsEAL. CONRaD BAKER.
BY the Governor:
N. Il. A. HOFFMAN,, Sec'y OF State.
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VELooIPEDE SCHOOL. = Messrs.
Wentworth and Allen arc at present
in the city, and inform us that they
will open a school to teach how to
ride the twO-wheel Velocipedes. Prof.
Wentworth has made the bicycle a
profound study, and can handle the
velocipedo with cousummate skill.
We understand they have secured a
room owe Hudspeth, Adams & Co.'s
dry goods store, on Main Street, and
will Immediately be prepared to give
our citizens lessons in managing the
greatest novelty of the age. They
also give public exhibitions, and very
likely will soon give an entertain
ment in our city. They recently gave
a series of entertainments at Terre
Haute, and taught a large class in
that city.
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SolenCk's Puim0nle Syrup,
Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills win
cure Consumption, Liver Complaint, and
Dyspepsia, HtaEon according 70 the diroo-
tions. They are all three 10 be taken at
the same time. They cleanse the stomach,
relax The liver, and put lt 90 work then
the appetite becomes good the food dlgests
and makes good blood; the patient begins
TO grow iu flesh tie diseased matter upens
ia the lungs, and the patient outgrows the
disense aud gets well. Ibis ia the only way
TO cure Consumption.
70 those thtoe medicines Dr. j.. IT,.
s%chcnck, OF Philadelphia, owps his unri-
vailed success in Lhe trcntment of Pulmo-
nary Conspmpuou The ruimonic Syrup
ripe 5 the moroid matter iu the lungs,
nature throws itcn hy an easy expoctora-
ton, Tor when thc phiegm or matter ia
ripe n slight cough win throw 90 on, and
tie patient has rest, aad the lungs begin
TO heal.
To do a. b.. the s.awecd Toni aud Man
Quake pills mast hn lree y used 90 cleanse
the stomach and liver, so that the Pull
blood.
s%chenck'a Mandrake plus act upon tho
liver. removing am ob-tructlous. relax the
ducts of lhe gan b adder, ths bile starts
freely, and tho liver ls loon relieved; the
stools WIN show what me Pills can dol noe
ttiae haa aver been Invented except calo-
mel deadly poi-on, which rs very dan-
ge ous % use, unless with great. caro) tha
viii unlock the gam bladder and start the
secretioha ofthe liver 1tie Schenci's Man
drake Pills.
Liver Complaint rs one Of the most
proinueBt causet OF consumption.
scheuck heaueed Tonic b. % eentlo
ia Inc beaWecd. winch LlIs preparation lB
,tade OF, Hstlsts the stomach - throw out
TIE ghstlic Juice tp dissolve the food with
thu Puintoulc ryrnp aud ts made into
good blood without fermentation or sour
inR ~ n stomach.
DR.. schenciE, ta his treatment. docs not
try TO TOP q cough, might HWe7ts, chills,
or fever. ttriuOFe the cause, mud thcy viii
al stop OF then own accord. no Oup can
be cured of~Dousutuptiuu Liver Complaint.
Dyspepsia. Nmtmrrn, Canler, or liberated
Ibrohl, uuicsH the liver auu stomach are
made healthy.
Wien there 10y lung disease. oud uniy
vcrCompiniut o nt DyFpepsiH, SeheuckiH
Ber weed IpuiC and Pulg are
autlclcufp without uHe lunnuuie rup.
Ike tits MaudraEe IIll8 freely ia all
bilious q inplniuIs, ass thog arc perfectly
.barmle o..
nr. acheues, who has enjoyed uuiuter-
rupted Aeaith for many years past, and
NV weighs E1 Eouudsi Was wasted away
to "a mere skeleton, 81 The very last stage
81 I~ulHlouafy consumption. hia nhysi-
eidns hlvits pronounced mis- case hope
less ana abandoned him Go bis ftiU. He
was cured b. tho aforesaid medtcluCa.
Fall directions accompany each, maxi
ing 10 not a9solutelN necessary 90 See Dr.
Sehenck, unIeHE Iatianfs wish their lungs
eaitmlned5 amt f0l this purpose he is pro-
-fcasiOnally at his principal office, IhllH-
deiphgt, every Saturday, Wheie an letters
of advice mast be- addressed.
Price Of The Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-
weed TOnit, each u 81 per Bottle, or III 90
nail dozen Mandrake Pills, 25c. per box.
For sale by aildrusslsL8.
io2 dG SpNI
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tag No cases were tried before any
of the justices of the Peace yesterday.

CHIMNEY BURNED OUT.-Au alarm
of fire was sounded at 81 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, caused by the burn
ing out of chimney at the residence
of E. j. Morten, on Sixth Street, near
the corner Of Chestnut. No damage
was done, and the fire was put out
without the aid of the engines, which,
we are pleased to say, were out
promptly, and on their way to the
scene of the alarm. A great many
persons supposed it was McCorkle's
planning mill. but we were pleased to
find it a mistake.
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THE WEATHER.-The cold weat heI
of the past week moderated yesterday
morning, and we had a light drizzling
rain all day, rendering the streets
quite muddy, and making it disagree
able for pedestrians. The mud last
night was in fine condition to accom-
modate those Democratic mourners
WHO might chance to fall by tie way,
and thus give them an easy berth to
rest in while waiting for their grief to
be assuaged.
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RECORDERS COURT.-But one case
only occupied the attention of the
successor of the grand Tycoon, yester-
day. An old man by the name of
McCarty got on a big drunk, the so
doing of which is contrary to the or
dinances Of the city. He was arrest
ed and brought before the Recorder,
who found him guilty, and charged
him S. 45 for the considerable atten-
ton he had received from the guarl-
ians of the law. He paid his fine and
was released.
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Memphis. The river is falling, and the ice
thinning ont, although there IS still n good
deal. The Missouri is full below st. Joseph,
and other streams are nearly blocked.
me weather is wet, but much milder.
Inere was quite q heavy rain fell all last
NEW ORLEANS, March 8.-Arrived: Mol
lie Able, Mary Houston, and louisiana.
Departed: Arthur, for st. Louis.
MEMPHIS, March s The weather is cool
and rainy. River falling. Arrived: Belle
Memphis and Clifton. Departed: Com
mOnWealth and Julia, for st. Louis.
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FORGERY.-A young man, by the
name of Alfred Cole, who has been
engaged in teaching the Edmond's
School, five miles below the city,
came to town last Saturday, and tried
to buy a suit of clothes on credit at
Goodman's store on Main Street. be-
tween Water and First. Mr.. Good
man refused him credit, but told him
if he would bring an order from some
good man, he would let him have
them. He went off, and shortly re-
turned with an order for a suit of
clothes to the amount of $22, which
purported to be written and signed by
Samuel Barker, Esq, of Union
Township, the new County Commits
sioner. Mr.. Goodman let him have
the clothes, and he returned to his
home. Mr.. Barker happening to hear
of the forgery, informed Sheriff Mil
Ter, who went down IN the bayou 10
John Elmonds', where he. boarded,
and as he stepped in the front door,
Cole stepped out the back way and
took out through the cornfeld and
made his escape. He has not been
heard from since. 1t is thought tn t
he intended to collie ct the money due
him for teaching school this week,
and go and pay for the clothes with
out Mr. Barker knowing anything of
the transaction and what makes this
look probable, is the fact that he
went back home with the clothes.
He is a young man. only twenty years
of age, but being a school teacher, he
should have known better.
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Jones having been appointed Grand
Marshal to attend the funeral of the
martyrs who arrived last evening.
The bodies were received with all the
honors and several funeral Orations
pronounced. The City Clerk adjourn
ed the Council until next Monday
~aveuiu0.
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It is strange to see with what careless
ness some In Nalids attend to their health.
They will procure a box o. PLANTATIONS
BIrIEHs, which ought to be used up in a
month or six weeks, and upon inquiry 1t is
found that hey Have used only two or
three bottles Some days they have used
IL according to directions, and others have
not touched IL. The whole trial has been
irregular, ard of cOur e a less favorable re-
suit has come from their use. If it be true
that what. il worth doing at all ifs worth
doing well, J" how empha5icaIiy IS 10 true ia
matters relating TO the health. A few bot
ties of PLANTATION have often
wrought wonders, while in other Instances
disease has only been subdued after weeks
of resistance.
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A Card.
EvANsvIIIE March s

EVANSVILLE. March 8, 1909.
Messrs. Steele, Mdckey and Others:
GENTLEMEN-In reply to your re-
quest of the 9th inst, for the use of
my name for Councilman of the Sec
ond Ward, in the approaching April
election, | would say you may use my
name, and if elected [ will serve the
city to the best of my ability.
J. s. Hopkins.
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VIZ have reduced the price of sal
to two dollars and forty cents pei
barrel for small, or $50 pound bar
rels, and forty-three cents per bushel
three dollars per barrel for large
or seven bushel barrels.
BAIRD x START,
Agents Ohio River Salt Company.
Il. RUFFNER, JR.. & Co,
Agents Kauawha Salt Corlplny.
mch3 lW
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feb:3 If

PUBLIC Speakers and Singers will
find "BrOt0n'S bronchial TrOcheS''
beneficial IN clearing the voice before
speaking or singing, and relieving the
throat after any unusual excrtion Of
the vocal organs, having a peculiar
adaptation to affections which disturb
the organs of speech. For Coughs
and Colds The Troches are efectual.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-09

A clergy man, While residing iu South
Anerira nf "a missionary, discovered Be-
AerFpus eHEufst, katriy Decay. Diseases
% thH Urinary aud Seminal Organs, and
tife WhoIe irtiu OF disorders brought Ou by
hanclui aItd Vicious habits. Graut uum-
hers bfyf been cured hy This mob e. rfm-
tdY. FIOHpted bf desire 10 benefit the
afflicted un%foItuunte. ! wall send the
recipelnr IFepa3ilaR n0d using thist ueHd-
q nc, iu 70 sealed envelope, lI AMY one vino
needs &C., Nes N ch0y0e. Addleaa
JD1EpH III. lHMAH.
batiOu U. Ribie HouEa,
lal2dGW3in Tsp al New York CITY.
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AOTnEBGi MOTBER8I hOTHEss
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup
FOR CHILDHEN TEETHIN0.

This vniuabIe preparation has boon used
with neufT f0lhpC stCcess ni M0bantas ~
cQ6es.
It not only relieves the child rom pHlHs
but tngiEoFatcs Tie tOmao and bowels
10 the Whole system. nc Will Hlso instantly
feueyeGRIPIEG IN d BJWELs n WTNp
We believe Il IS the 5cat and atTegt TaHt-
eJ4J IA M HgogLn fn aH ciiafa oil DHHE4teFB
Fgd D1aggHaa rH CH4t1reai WlctIHsF arising
f~orq reofniug or any Dtner Cuusg.
Fuli directions for using VIII accompany
/ each bottle
g0OTHING SYRUP" hnvinp tho 6uc-gtaa-
40 OF " CUhrAs 81 on the 0utalda
wrapper. al others are base limitations
fe2f dAWGm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-09

COMMERCIAL SUMMARY. = The
Weekly Commercial Summary aud
Market Report Of the City of Evans
vile will be found on the third page
of to days JOURNAL. Considerable
change in quotations have been made
since our last.
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BRT Remember the Bankrupt Sale
of Dry Goods, &c, by Hiram Nelson,
tomorrow at 8 o'clock, at his Auction
Room Locust Street. A f~rst-class
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine
will be sold. mars 1t.
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Manifesto
RiYer Dispalchea.

C~INCISNATI, March S.-Arrived Emma
No. 3. from New Orleans; Sam. j.. Hale.
from Memphis. Departed; None. 1t
showed in the forenoon, and in the even
ing TRAINED. River Is feet.
ST. LOUIS, March s. Arrived: Anna,
from Cincinnati; Stonewall and Lizzie
Gill, from New Orleans: Luminary, from
Vicksburg. Departed; Belle st. Louis, for
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-09
Ra1helore Hair -

This spiendId Hair DyC rs the heatIu The
world: tho only true and perfect 1--we.
Uarmte4s. reliable, tuslaufHuHuuss no diHa
ag%Bointn'ent; NO ridiculous tins: reiue-
dieB Lhc 80 effects 81 bad dyes; inyivurates
END leaves the hair soft and benutIfui.
1iaak or bTOV7l. Sold by al Druggist nuI
Rerfumers5 and properly applied 10 lt che
el0r's WIG FACTORY NO. l3 hund aileeia
New YORK. lapiD diy
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In Bankruptcy.

TvEHKS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE. that, on
IL the 18th day of February, AID. 1869. a
warrant in bankruptcy was issued against
the estate OF Robert q. Utferbaek. OF Pa
ducah, kentucky, and had r. Gibson. OF
Evansville, III the county of Nanderburgn
and state Of Indiana, who have been adj
judged b~ankrupts. on their own petition /:
that the payment of any debts and
delivery of any property belong
Ing TO such b~ankrupts to them, or tor
perty by them, is forbidden by law; that
a meeting of the creditors ofthes said bank
rupts, to prove their debts and choose one
or more assignees of their estate, VIII be
held at a Court OF Bankruptcy, to be hold
en- at the office of Charles IL. ButteTleld,
on Third Street, b~etyyeen Main and LD-
Gust Streets. in Evansville. Indiana, on
the 9Th DAY Of April, AID. 1853. at 10 O'CLOCK
AN. BENZ. j. SPOONER,
u. S. Marshal, District of Indiana,
mh6d2t Messenger.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-09

SWEET QUININE. - Experience so
far with DR.. Bigelow's SWEET Our
NINE leads to the belief that it is
less apt to i~rritate the stomach than
Sulphate Cor bitter) Quinine. For sale
at Schuermann q Burford's Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
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mOW T0 GEgF PATENTs.-f

EsOW T8 GEE PATENTs-For opIu-
ION, no chHtgr. send sketch and descrlp-
ton. for application. send model, not
over one l0ufln alHe, and $40 FIRST Govern
ut ~ and stomp fees. specifications. draw
lngsi ~caVeats; assignments prepared rec
ieclEd claims prosecuted. Also INTERIOR
enees, extension Of patents, anil appeals.
address MUNH a CO.. NO. 3 Park Row.
New York. lNp "A uo22 d3Iai
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B6r The County Commissioners
were engaged during yesterday in
continuing their settlements with the
Township Trustees. No other bust
ness of importance was transacted.
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Bgg~ We are indebted to r.. G.. Van
Ripper, Esq, representative in this
city of the great house of Fatman &
Co., New York, for a copy of their
Monthly Cotton and Tobacco Cir
cular.
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BTr The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by T. O..
Bridwell q Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5 IF
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SherifR's Proclamation.
state Of Indiana, vanderburgh County.
w az rIrE IN nr

~:
TN PURSUANCE OF she FORE
a. going order to me directed, 9, JacIb O..
Miller sheriff OF Nandefhargh County.
State of Indiana, do hereby order a. Spe-
clal Election TO be held at tie usual places
OF holding elections i'm said county, ON
Tuesday, March 23d, A ID. 1869, for the mr.
pose OF efectiug one senator 90 REPRESENT
the District OF Nanderhurgh County IN { q
senate OF lnhtana; aud also al the same
time and place. to elect tWU Representa-
lives 10 represent the District OF lander.
Durgtt County ia The House of Reprrseuta-
tiN Is Of indiana
GIVEN under my hand ana seal this 6th
day OF March. 1869.
I-EAL JACOB II. MILLER,
Sheriff of NHuderburgh County.
Courier, Union, aud Dem iltrat. please
cop mch8 dwtd
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-09

As SUGGESTED by the Cincinnati
Commercial, of yesterday, the recep
ton of our boiling members Of the
Legislature, last night, was really a
fearful affair.
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FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family -four sold Ia the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, also. rye -four for
sale by II. d. Allis & Co., First st.
second door below Vine.
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For SALE. = Il nice Tt0o-story
Dmelljag House, with five rooms and
cellar, in the best part of the city,
will be sold below its value and part
ly on time. Call to-dag, as L am re-
quested to sell a0ifhoHt delay.
ALYAH JOHNSON,
feb3 IF Real Estate Agent.
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WardIs Eureka FOND Rittars

"A RE INVALUABLE. Will
La cure all who suffer from Bilious ana
Liver Complaints, Indigestion. Giddiuess
aud Dizziness. For hhhltual COsfiveues8,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Coughs. con
sumption in Its first stages, Dyspepsia IN
all stages, and rs q general Fairly hedl-
cine, IL rs truly wonderful In It's effects.
Mid IN its course, n creates appetite, pro-
notes digestion, and Strengthens the hOle
qutre attention; then how much greater
care should be taken VIII the human COM
stttutiOh. Ward's Eureka Tonic Buffers
will build up, siren gthen aud preserve ihe
constitution of all who use 10. IL viii also
build up the wasted power purihes tiic
blood, expels all Vltlated nnids, aud har-
monies and gives renewed VlgOr aud
health TO the entire human sysicIn. as
att sickness comes on by an impure state
Of the eiOOd u torpid state OF tie liver,
then you shOuld use Wards tureltH Tonic
BitJers, which VIII ceftaiuiy cure you
Then why do you suffer, when the greatest
cure IN tile history 0f any known medicine
can be Procured from a-y druggist Tndsa
Bitters are comp dundee OF tho pGrust vcge-
table extracts, dissolved III pure Kentucky
copper distilled Bourbon Wbisky. 40 is
the only liquor entirely free from fusgi oil,
one AMONGST the most deadly poisOns,
which 40 once makes IL superior To q D.
other tonic bit ers now in the market. SO
try one bottle, and you Will sec 10 IS the
happiest aud best combination you have
w. NJ. WARD sole Proprietor,
Covingtou, KenluclSy.
For sale by PETER VIhKLING, whole
ale aud Retail Agent, Evansville, Ind,
nd by druggists generally. IJun4 d5m
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Br Any person wanting a fine
Diamond Cluster Ring can get one
low by calling to-dayat So Main Street.
mh9-1t Louis BTTTROLFF.
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L~ADIEs!-Hiram Nelson sells the
goods Of a bankrupt at his Auction
Room, Locust Street, next Tuesday,
March 9th, at 81 o'clock forenoon.
marE
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ARRESTED ON SUsPICIoN.-Two
negroes were arrested on Sunday,
charged with having stolen two gold
watches from the house of Mrs.
Brooklocker. No clue to the recov-
cry of the watches has yet been OBJ
tanned. but the negroes are still in
custody.
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RIV r r. N e w s.
FOR other River Items see Third Page.

IL rained but little after noon yesterday
up to dark. The weather continued TO
moderate, and a dense fog and mist set
tied down upon the river, which became
almost impenetrabie by Pm. Boats con
tlnued to run, however, till near 8 Pm 8,
when prudence dictated that they should
stop....... The Cumberland did not get in
till PM. She had a nice load, including
2I7 bales cotton and IS hogsheads tobacco.
or the cotton 9S b Ales were consigned 20
r. K. Dunkerson & Co, and 19 for W. g.
Brown 81 Co. q hogsheads of the tobaeco
goes to Boutsville~.......The Darling arrived
at 4, and the Robert Burns at 8 o'clock
both loaded to the guards.......Th Darling
expected to lay up for the night at Hem
derson, and the Burns quit here on ac-
count of fog--.---"The Burns is well OIL
cered. Captain Maratta is on the roof,
Captain Joe Dunlap, late OF tue Kenton,
is her chief clerk, and Captain Marsh
Clark Is her freight clerk. She
took a little freight here, but
had to refuse most that was offered
her-.--.The Quickstep had a nice trip
out, and the Rapidan was nearly full.
The Fanny BrandeI arrived near six
O'Clock, with a moderate trip ..-....The
Lady Grace was offered 1000 sacks of corn
from Longs Landing. but the night was
81 III bAahb Il CCAAAA 5OAIS ssssssFs
The Dexter would be unable to get in last
night, and MY be expected early this
morning.....CaptaIn Billy Lowth has
taken of the Cumberland, and
will be glad 70 meet his hosts OF friends
| aboard. There is not a more worthy or
popular officer afloat-..-..The Shamrock
may be expected up his morning, and
the Nick LOngWorth tO-day.----.The
Altoona passed up yesterday morning
from Eastport, with a moderate trip -...-.
The Coosa may be expected here to night,
or tO-morro W morning, from Memphis.
Captain E. r. Withers, Local Inspector or
Louisville, who is in the city, was engaged
yesterday investigating the case of col
lisfon between the Ada Lyon and the tug
Rel Fox, by which a boat loaded with
coal was sum- The testimony is not yet
all in. It will be concluded. we presume,
to-day. Captain Withers WIN go to-day
to Mt. Vernon on the R pmeo, and will
return tomorrow night on the Quickstep,
and viii be found a. the American House
on Thursday ,-.....F a dense darkness on
the river last night p%recIude1 all possibiIi-
ty of nayigatiOn-~"...".The Cora 5. is posi-
lively to leave Cincinnati on
Tuesday, and will be here on Thursday, en-
route to Arkansas River.
ManTfesfs.
MANIFEST of TIE Steamer Romeo, Trip
No o, Nashville to Evansville:
For Evansville-R. X. DunkersOn & Co
l3I hhds of tobacco: WG Brown & Co. Is
| nhds tobacco; st Cloud Hofel, Dbl eggs;
Chas WiIhenmi, 6 ale bxs; RagOn, Dickey
& G 2 bags OF beans, L green hide, l money
For foutsvilie-Ray & Co, 1hogshead of
For Mount vernon-FIoyd & Larkin, 81
TIE Romeo cave at z o'clock NJ.
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BGE We are indebted to Rev. VIM.
MeCarer for st. Louis papers of yes
terday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-09
Hurrah for Grant and cheap FIOurl

Igleheart Brothers are now seIIlng
their choice family -four Southern
Mills) at 50 per barrel; 50 per sack,
retail, and 81 80 per barrel In job5ing
lots to the trade. mch4 1T
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. mhS-deOd&WIt