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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-22

Il. Ruffncr, Jr. q Co.. ID lrasso3
hogs, 3 tons bacon s. rutherford 2I
pkgs md,c 9 head If cattle. Rog,r
Dickey & Carson 1 lov III Int,
Wheeler & IS. 10pkes mdse. .Jol n
lvinson. ] small wagon; Semonip
! DIXON IL Co., 3 sewing machines. w
Stcwprt ] small safe: Kerney AZ liar
per, 3 hhds tobacco; Mark, Warren a.
Co, 2 boxes glassware; A. Gumberts.
II pkgs mdse; } Oakley. II sacks of
Indse Weldon, Bro q Co. l6 sacks
yarn; Shutter q Allard, II hides:
Reitz q Hanty, ] iaek-ecreW James
| Harper. lot Of household goods.
Cincinnati--5 bdls ndse.
GieaninEs from our Excl,anre-.
CINoINNATI.-Tho Commercial Of
Wednesday says:
Captain George Duvall, Inspector
Of Hulls. NJ Memphis, fell from q pi-
aza, in Memphis, on Monday night.
He injured himself so severely that
no hopes are entertained OF his rocov-
cry.
The GAZETTE says:
The trade to ST. Louis will open
about the 1st Of February. Several
weeks have now been lost Zoe this
trade, partly on account OF the danger
of freeze IN the Mississippi, and
partly because there was no iron ore
for return trip. There ~ little danger
OF freeze there soon, and iron ore is
awaiting shipment we learn Upper
Ohio packets report no freight along
| shore. Ia the trade beiweeU here
and Big Sandy. Monday is reported
as the dullest day ever known, coming
down. Boats bound up stream find
but little way business
The only boat loading for St. Louis
is the Lawrence, Captain Hart, who
exhibits some pluck IN undertaking n
trip to that point at this season OF the
year. Our word for it, she viii come
out all right, aud be ready to take her
regular turn ia the Express Line
when the season fairly opens for the
boats Of that line.
Capt. James Good yesterday morn
ing became the father Of twins-a boy
and a girl
That . good enough.
Louisville. The Courier
Journal Of Wednesday says
We arc just Informed by the Mem
phis ADdldHche Of tho 10Th that we
are to lose our old aud valued friend.
Captain Joseph q. McCnllook, At The
firm Of Phelps. McCulloch u Co. Of
New Orleans, but a resident here.
The Captain has purchased the May
flower. and intends going into the
Red River trade. We tender him our
best wishes wherever he may go, aud
say to those with whom be may be
thrown in contact, that p nobler gen-
tleman or a more valuable acquisition
cannot be made to any community.
We again bid him God speed.
Capt. Joe commonds himself TO oil
wherever he goes, by his genuine
politoness and genial disposition.
ST.. LOUIS. - The Democrat Of
Wednesday says:
Weather mild again There Is
pleasant freeze AZ night, and the ex-
pected cold spell did not occur.
Messrs. Geo. Rea and Henry Dohr-
man have purchased here the ma
chinery Of the delunct Lille Martin,
designing TO have a hull constructed
during the Summer for IT,.
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No. Do First street,

We feel assured, we have facilltiea 10 come
pete with any house IN the country.
We receive our Quoengwnre direct from
tho POiterles OF Htanordsiire, England,
via New Orleans and New York; hence
pay no secondhand profits which right
fully belong TO our customers.
Having completed gementa with
MEAKiN BROS. Il CO. OF Sinnurdshiro,
England, for the EXCLu@i We CONTROL
for this maiketOf heir ceituTated STONE
CHINA WARE. we are now prepar 90
supply tho trade.
NO Consult your own Interest by exam
lining our sloch before purchasing else
v here. lJaul
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United States Marshars Notice.

UnlL0d States MarShaPS Notice.
United States of America, District of In
diana, IS:
KWYHEREAS. A LIBEL OF IN.
wv formation was filed in the District
Court of the United States for the Dist rIct
of Indiana on the 18th day of NOvember
1858 by Charles w. Weisert and Charles r.,
Canet. through their proctor, Mr.. Marsh,
against the steamboat Westmoreland her
engines, tackle, furD iture. and apparel
seized at said District on a breach OF con-
tract civil and maritime, on damages of
S75 and prayi process against said goods,
and that the same may be condemned and
sold therefor.
Now. therefore, in pursuance of the mo-
milton under the seal OF said Court TO me
directed and delivered. / do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods or any part thereof, or in any mani
ner Interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said, the District Court
OF the United States, To be neld at the city
of Indianapolis. in aud for the District of
Indiana, on the first Monday of February
next, at 10 o'clock OF the forenoon of that
day, then ard there to interpOse theiE
claims and make their allegations in that
behalf.
BEN. SPOONER, Marshal, u. 8,
Attest: j. ID. ROWLAND, Clerk.
lana dat
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QUEENSWARE,
Q H i N n,
Lamps, Looking Glasses,

JAMES M. wARREN, having re-pur-
chased his fornser interest Of nj. ienning,
Esq, ana as we have sold oar interest ln
the CAIRO HOUSE, and also removed our
stock from the old stand No. ls Main 49,,
thus concentrating our entire resources in
the commodIons MARBLE FRONT
BUILDING,
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Arrivals ana Dopnrfurea.


Among the first boats due here are
the Cumberland, from Cairo; the Rap
idan No. 2, from Eastport; Havana. for
Nashville; Darling and Norman, from
Memphis; the sam. j. Hale, for Mem
phis; Richmond. Louisville, Leg al
Tender and Nick Longworth, for New
Orleans; Louisiana. Indiana and Vir-
GINA. from New Orleans; the Rose
Hite, from Louisville; Clara Scott,
from Wabash; Alpha. from Nashville;
Charmer, from Cincinnati; Lawrence,
for ST. Louis; Ada Lyon, from Green
River.
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2TV e 80 :
For Other Riyer Items See Fourth I,ege.


No printing establishment IN the West
nas better facilities or greater ability Tor
doing fine Steam boat Printing. Our aissort-
menJ OF Job Type. though very large ana
complete, is constantly being added 10, ana
our Job department is under the personal
supervision OF one Of the best job printers
In tho United STATES. We are prepared 70
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
els, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
dc, DC. Orders left with either OF the
Whar1-bOats will be PROMPTLY attended To.
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Highly Important News F!
Wishing to reduce our stock of
FANCY and STAPLE GROCERIES,
We will, during the month of January,
sell at reduction of
FIVE PER CENT.

In other words. we win sell ONE DOL
LARS WORTH of any and ali goods in
our store FOR % CENTS. to be paid IN
cash or its equivalent at The time Of purchase.
We propose to sell, as heretofore e, as low
as any other house in the city; and in
addition, as an inducenent to buy for
cash, we will throw off cents for every
dollars worth you buy at retail.
This is no humbug or deception, as those
who have known us for the last fifteen
years will readily believe; and strangers
who wish to be convinced have only To
try.
WE EXCEPT NO GOODS.
Staples and Fancy Goods will share alike
In the slaughter. Bring your cash, so as
to be prepared to get 25 cents back for
every five dollars worth you buy.
jan4l yICKERY BROS. rs Main st.
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Business was not active on the
leVee yesterday, and there were but few
arrivals up to no0n.........The Quick
step and Petrolia No. arrived early
in the morning with big trips.........
The Falls City came down at eleven
o'clock with moderate freight but a
good passenger trip, and proceeded
to Bowling Green.........The Crescent
City came in from Madison with a
cargo of starch and miscellaneous
freight, hay. &c.........Captain j. ".
Throop has put the Romeo in fine
trim, and she looks as gay as a but
terhy. She will take the track soon.
.........Captain Joe McReynolds's new
Green River packet is rapidly ap-
preaching completion...............The
Louisa arrived from Wabash River
at l Pm. with a fair trip...... Capt.
Doyle was talking Of returning with
the Petrolia No. 2 to the Wabash
last night.........The Charmer will be
in to- day from Cincinnati, and will
return tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.........The Tarascon came in
at half-past one with flying colors,
looking as charming as hummingbird.
She was, as usual, fall Of people......
At 2 o'clock yesterday the mercury
stood at 4G', with tho wind from the
snnthnast
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-22

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Then why do you suffer, when The ereale sL
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Evansville business college.

Il d4EAA y AAAG MbAASNAA1ASk9 NjdANA
REBfOY AL.
a FTER SEARCHING THIS CITY
- thoroughly for new quarters adapted
to our necessities, we have selected CRIES.
CENT CITY HALL. corner Main and
Third Streets, as peculiarly ada pied to our
use. The superb apartments now occupied
in this building, with entrance on Third
Street, are uuequaled IN all the essentials
of locality, space, lghts ventilation, and
general arrangement.
This institution. established In 1850 as
"a Evansville Commercial College, Is now
the Oldest most popular, and extensive
School in the West for the education OF
young men and boys in Commercial
Branches.
The plan of instruction in all DEPART
ments IL peculiar to the institution, and is
the result OF many years experience and
development, ana Is the place to Obtain
thorough Business Education. A regular
course OF instructions, and an lMPRON ED
SYSTEM of ACTUAL BUSIN EsSS TRAIN
INC, selected from the best Business
Houses In the country. BOOK. KEEPING,
PENMANSHIP, CON MERC1AL4 ARITH.
METIC. CORRESPONDENTS, sc thor
Oughly Taught, and success guaranteed.
The BUSINESS COLLEGE stands unFi-
vailed In its efficiency, and Is the most
notable example In the country of the fea-
sibility OF fitting young men for the higher
financial positions, through ~ course of
experimental training IA Inc details OF
business. Ii Is impossible here to fully
describe the beauty of the system Of
PRACTICE, which mas grown up by de-
RleeS in the Institution.
A visit to this wonderful beehive of
business never fails TO impress the be-
holder with its important practical char
acLer and its utter feasibility as a pre-
paratory school for business.
Parents and guardians will find nowhere
else in the country a school where their
children aud wards viii receive such midi
vidual recognition, and where so much is
done to advance each pupil in Whatever
Is deemed most essential to their symmet-
rical advancement.
Ladies' and gentlemen are invited to
visit Oar rooms any hour during the day
or evening.
For information regarding terms, circu-
lars, specimens of penmanShip. dc, adj
dress WELLS Il KLLNER,
ta7 dim Principals and PrOprletOrs.
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-ATOTBCE - IIEMEnY CAV EN-. that
~ / will apply 10 the CltN tOuucil 81
Evansville, on Monday, February list, 1867
FOR perm issiOn TO crest Two name dwell
fnes-one-story, ~ los afneeit also two sfn-
bles, II by 10 irnl Lots SOS. 2 Mnd
Eaffell Place JACOB WEINTH.
lauIbd did
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Weather and water.

The weather yesterday was cloudy,
but mild, with signs of rain. The
river up to three O'Clock yesterday
had fallen seven inches, and will 60
down rapidly to-day; and owners Of
water crafts should keep a sharp eye
to leeward. Latest advices report the
river falling from Pittsburg down.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
three o'clock yesterday include the
Quickstep, Cairo to return; Petrolia
No. 2. from Wabash River; Mollie
Norton and Sallie ", Henderson to
return; Crescent City, from Madison /;
Falls City, Louisville 10 Bowling
Green; Tarascon, Louisville to re-
turn; Louisa. from Wabash River.
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AWAANhANiNf NNaANANAMHa
For sale by PETER NlHNLiNH Whole
sale and Retail Aren't 1vmlsNiilet ihd.i
and by druggists generally. lJ0nt d8m
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FRIDAY.--................-....JA NUARY 2. 1865
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FoR CAIRo. - The fine passenger
steamer Cumberland is the regular
packet for Cairo at 4 o'clock this eve
ming, having elegant accommodations
Her chief officers are Captain Ben.
Howard, Marion Wright and Bruce
Hunter, all pleasant and obliging gen
tlemen. The Cumberland connects
at Cairo with frst-class steamers for
St Louis and New Orleans, and gives
through bills Of Iading to all points
South and West.
For HENDERsoN.-The elegant and
fleet railroad transfer steamer, Mollie
Norton, leaves for Henderson at A p.
N. to-day, in charge of Capt Charley
Perkins, an accomplished officer, hav-
ing elegant accommodations for pas
sengers. Ed. Terry and q. Ii Boyle.
are her obliging clerks.
The swift and beautiful Sallie ",
Capt. Wallen. with Robert Brashear ia
the Office, both pleasant and obliging
gentlemen, leaves promptly at 4 P. NJ.
TOR Henderson, having elegant accom-
modations for passengers.
For EAsTPoRT.- The feet and fine
ly appointed Sam. Orr, the pioneer
in the Tennessee River trade. is the
favorite packet for Passport today at
4 o'clock. Captain Allen Duncan,
her commander, deserves liberal
patronage, having devoted his time,
energy and money TO building up the
trade Of the city. Capt. Billy Dunn,
an experienced and popular officer, is
her chief clerk, and All. Maynard is
her freight clerk. No boat could be
better Differed.
For MEMPHIs.-The fine steamer
Sam. J. Hale will be down at day
light, en- route to Memphis and all
way ports. She has splendid passen-
ger appointments. Captain w. p.
Walker is her accomplished COM
mander, and Ed. Miller is her elegant
and popular clerk.
FOR NEW ORLEANS. - The great
elongated and magnificent Nick Long
worth, ono of the finest steamers
afoat, having lain over day, will be
down this evening, en- route for New
Orleans aud all way ports. Her cabin
and state-room appointments are really
superb. Her chief officers are those
distinguished steamboatmen and ster-
ling gentlemen. Captains Lew Hates
and K. Eugene Bowers. For comfort,
safety, and a pleasant time, we COM
mend the Longworth and her gallant
officers.
FoR MEMPHTs.-The elegant and
finely appointed steamer Norman will
leave for Memphis and all way ports
at four o'clock this evening, and has
elegant accommodation for passen-
gers. Captain .. Hewitt and Geo. w.
Twomey are her polite and obliging
officers, and passengers will fare well.
1t is rumored that Captain John b.
Hall takes command. He is so we'll
and favorably known as an accom-
plished steamboatman that his mere
name will be tower of strength.
MANIFEST OF STEAMER QUIcKsTEP,
from Cairo, January 21.-Rmelker,
Blount a. Co, 2 bdls Of iron railing;
Topf, Long x Co, bale dry hides;
Henry Henning, 8 pkgs eggs, beans,
q, HL.-Ia, U,.la 4 ~ A h,,s ,,,1eo. 1
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Public Resolution-No. 81

Joint Resolution to supply omissions in the en-
rolemeht Of certain appropriation acts, approved
March Sd, 1860.
| Be it resolved b., the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives Of the United states OF Anne lea in
| Congress assembled, That the following items,
omitted in the enrolment of appropriat ion acts
approved March third, eighteen hundred and
sixty mine, be, and the same hereby, a
amended, made valid por lois of the acts from
which they were omitted, viz:
In the 90 act making appropriations for the
legislative. executive, and Judicial expenses Of
the government for the year ending the thirtieth
of June eighteen Lundrei and seventy after
the proviso To the paragraph commencing : For
ssai les aud exp euses collectors, assessors, as
sisraut assess,ls revenue agents" &c, insert !;
- Provided further. That after the passage Of
his acf he proptietoIs of all Internal revenue
bonded warehouses shall reimburse to the United
-Iates the expenses and salary OF ii II reke pers
~ ether officers in chaEse, of such WAREHOUSES,
and The same .hali be pNid into the treasury and
acccu ted for like ether public moneys.
IN the .'act making appropriations Tor sundry
civil expenses Il the government foi the year
ending june thirtieth, eighteen hundred ana sew
enty anu for other purposes, under the heating
Public Binding, and Grounds, before the
item For psy of lamplighIefs. sH-hItinS, &c
insert Fer lighting the Capitol and President
house and pablo eruun around them and around
the executive Offices. thirty thousand dollars"
Approved, March % iS6'.
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proved, April 10. 1Sse-


| 4 Res luton ena Ing va ide settlers 20 pur-
cIisS,. certain lands acquired from he ureai and
Little Usage tribe OF indians
| Resolved Ey the senate aud House II Repre-
Sertltives o. the United States Il America IN
Congress assemble. That any bona hde I'll 7
residing upon any portion If lie iande s'lH to the
Uuif.d STATE. bV virtue q: the first and second
Articles of the treaty con u eel between the
United States and the Grrat and Little tlrstse
ibe f Iniials :, sePtem' a. tSenty-HIH'h, ETH
teen hundred and ,ixty-hge, aud pro ainsrd
January tween y first c5r ieer hJiat.d tnd
sixtys ven, VIII i -iriZen Il the tniird tiles
or shall have declared his intention 10 teeoiHr
citizen Of Jh- United States. shall be, "ut hereby
is entitled To purchase the same in quantity not
exec ding one hundred ,nd sixty acres, at pricr
f one dollar ami tAe0tS -nSe cents per acre,
within two yeais from tic passage Of tt IS act,
under such rules and reEuia;inn>as may De pre-
fiIet! b. the Secr-t.Ty OF the Interior pro
vid.d. however, That both the odd aud even
numbered sections of the said i1nCs s.al! be sub
iect to settI, ment aui le a above provided:
And provi ed further nat the sixteenth aud
riirty-sfxth sections e oh town hip OF said
lands shall be reser for stat scliuol purposes
in accordance vii de provisions Of the acI 81
admission If th- State Il ka,>a> Provided. how
ever That nothing - this art shall be coas rued
in any man er affecting any legal rights hereto
fore vested in AIN other party Ut parties.
Approved, April 10, lStS-
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.rOved. April 10, ls0o-
Public Res ,lutlon-So. 90.

Lint Resolution c-rantin, the right of way for
the construction Of raiI-' ad tfUm point at or
near Psrtl nd, Greg n, t. a 2. int wcs' ~ the
Cascade mountains, N Washington ferfitnry
RaiIssad c mptny be-. and hereby is authorized
TO extend its hranrh line from pr nj al Or near
prtIant reg N. 10 some suitaaie point n i'uSet
slun,t- tn b. d-ferntiu,d by said c"is.raHy. and
is, to connect The same with its uitin li"e uesF
f the Is adj mountains, in the Territory of
Washington: s,.f extension Ienig sU!il CT L. al
h nditirr- ana provisions and ss,ii m 'iy
in respect fhere.o being entitled to ali the lE'fs
and privilege. con erred by the act incorporating
aid c.,ngusnv. and all acts additional l" and
arpardi-,,rr the cot PI"viiel. That eaid conn
ntr- shall MT be entitled to suh-i!y il money
hars.s. ar addirf,ra lands of he Uti'ei stat :,
ia e reet 10 said ext-nsi n Il its branch me Is
+ rI-aid exc pt such lands a. may be nein'ied III
the. r-hr OF way the u of >u' n ext r'sin rs
IL NAV b locetei: sud prov ied fu't' er- nat
n lea. tive tv-five miles of lid exfets' = -hs
Re constructed Iefre tire second day # -isly.
hteeH huudrer and veEty-one- ami tu-ty
uiie, Der yea therea ser until tie VII lie OF sad
o xt-n n shall lie aplet d.
ztp.6yei. April iG. lSC:-
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TPublic-No. "a

An Act to discontinue Sault Ste Marie as port
of entry in the Superior district, and TO estab-
Iish Marquee tie in lieu thereof
BE il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resep,a,i es OF the United states Of America in
ConCr ess assembled That Sault tie. Marie, in the
district Of Superior, is hereby discontinued as a
port of entry, and that the port of entry for the
district be, and i, hereby, established at Mar
quette. at which place the collector of The dis
trict shall reside. and deputy collector shall re-
side at Saulr ste. Marie
SIC 2 And be it further enacted, That all
acts ami parts Of acts cUnarayening this act be
and the same are hereby, repealed. THIS act
shall take eject from and after the tenth day of
May next
Approved April 70, 1869.
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an Act regulating tie rights Of pT sfty 81 Ear
.5ef w,r..,r IN the iStrict ~ 'olumhif
Be i enacted by the Senate ard II ne % hep
.~,.I,-.tives of the tTlit.a States q America e
q. rre-, aS>elna "a That "a the District % Col
u4!t-i il the ricbt off married woman u an,
.t-prtv per-.,laI reaI helon- 'ng 10 hrt NJ
e IT, Of marriage. or acquired during r'af-
iaze IN my other WY tna' ~ eif' OF '"tVSy
nc fr,t-, r husband shgi l.. az abs "a - 4
lie p-e-e famine siie an sh j. ut L. ~ }rcI T.
Aa dis l-ai oi her In bend, nor re iiaiss i"r -
ert-; br.t such n rriei wCuian may convey re-
We. and b.queath the SINE. - ny 'h'eiesi
h,I IT. j.. he ,ame mani er arc it'll Ike eff.et
90 u she asIie''-
sc ; ,u' be it further enacted, That my
H., ne. W mss may cor 'iact. and sne "n' be
ued H. her eve name, in ali mat ef 'sis're Re
,t,uis t. her -oe ard separate rrnpe't, IN the
ne manner i: she were urmafrita' nut
.,.i.her her hn>tand nor It's prclerly shall ie
ursi to such contract nor liable fer an, re-
very again.t be- i'll sny such SUIT, tut judge
en-, NAV he nflrcei bv execution against ne r
lie ana Sc Al ate estate in he same manner As II
-,ie Nere sole.
Approved. April 10, 1859