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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-19

PILOT GEORGE HAIKU. alec ln EaHporI. Oh
saturday NIGHT
TIE Altoona was out p.cfnleHus Fta-
special dispatchcs 10 sundlt,s CONNER
ctHl announce toe fuHHglHr ana Sinking af
TIE Lenl Leotl lu AIkahsIH GIvef= near
McNellHs LANDING. 90 miles nb0ve lrIrr
Blum, on Saturday mDmIng Sine .eaut
SDWh ~ ~ 10 ieeL Naier Ine bpnt end cargo
she had Two parg tu tqW caHfaiuuE
cargo on ~ NL. or tpNefumsHt freight.
be resuipufd at NnpO con On fHr 1es ~
FOR New Orleans. She beIUueUd f. IHa
Mem nhis nnd ArkantnH Raves Haesat
Company. was valued at ed CO. aud Hol
Insured. no AYES were lhst- Hhera II uo
Insurance on hee cargo.
+ On The Kate Robluapu, honna for Cline
clnr atis is ana OIo gent IemGns ai4HtH=EHfea
years Of age, manned Greer. IRE ta Yes HIas
iinist, and thouEh advanced in years, c1u
liz has yiohn wii't6 'hiifim W6Ish ha afate5
- Wree hWHdrea HnmHa Odt ana uH AH
seems ~ \, ,-i \. ~ history from leae #e
KentucE fan, % gesldento Hai4 Burs. auI
A. on his way home.
ST. Louis. The Democrat 0f Mon-
day says n
Tho river has come up pretty wells Uut
the swell Us slow aud WOMB &. uEIuuH long.
At st. Paul, falling r1UiuITs nl Dubuque.
fast; az Omaha, nearly HadnifIg. Good
water still over lha Iap IDS aud 20 80. PAM.
quickly. Our $40 vices viii SOON mention
a nigh stage OF water Tor tho liaHtgu He5l-
none OF these have sunk lHLeI It - 4#.
lleved the Colossal o. aH Ilaht. .haueu
reported DO the contrary DaE He# ore
leans packets continue on HHuaiE terms
yet, uttnourn three or them seem o. 1H
orOwding tOgefhcr "a little Too closely. EHe
Republi5 SEIZED last evening, Green's HIIH-
31issiPPi IS lhe ba3t fos L9ea1 s.e44,a 4pa
The 6ituation, however uecunG #sma-
what interesting na MaE tine 4Ist HF-
P5roaehes, the das- for the safe OF tHe a. e
The bids were o heDpenei. yesterday at
Chicago for transportation fonone eHr at
government frei Ghtnnd supplies 1etW.al
Chicago aud All points on fhn bower aiHH-
sissippi, and 50. Louis aud tHa same. THe
inlly carried out bvDhptnin John q. Hai-
niger who 10 b. hoped win eet Ht once
The award will 1ot. no. rriasleaIar several
dales Having written lha above. W- ufa
JUSTIN reoeipto4 -ths foi.owins te.esamt
Editors Missouri Denocr.a.
M the loves bidder for government
transportation fom chlcunU 81 New Uf.
leans -. Louis 20 New IrielHa and way
points. Leave for Cihcinnad t8-uIeHt.
ST. Louis, Monday. JHO. ~ f0TIGgEH
Captain q. q. Russell has bousa nom
steamer Farragut for s4o00-an excellent
bargain.
NEW ORLEANS. THE Times 81 Saturday
says
There were changes pHrcentIHIC Iu Eho
previous naVs me elemffiH 1elHE eInaTa
with "a loo breeze stirring, Wu len rendered
business. ON the landina WAS .hut smHlf.
com cared 20 former days 0f tHp WueH.
there being but rev departure, ttaH tHH#H
took ont bat moderate Trips Hu#HEest
generally speakinE Friday Is H1auf fHa
dullest day on the Weer, aud but isW boats
leave on that day. hence one in activity.
verii-ed 20 ave, aud n1 doueLl fIIr DuHI-
ness gay VIII present itself
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g. ~ Composed of the elegant aud
.tC cOmmodious steamers C1A NJ
- PION. ANEA, SHAMROCK.
MELNOIsrE, AREONA. AMI KATE
ROBIN son. One Of the above boats viii
leave Evansville every Thursday and SGss-
Louis with the Miami Line and Omaha
Packet Company steamers for all points on
the Missouri River, and with the Northern
Line and Reokltk Packet Company for all
points on the Upper MfssissL opi River
also with the Peoria and Naples Packet
Company steamers for illinois River, and
stations on the Toledo, Wabash q Western
Railroad. Through receipts given on all
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mhl7 d3m Agents.
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For other Iei0er Items See Fourth Page.
weather mud vynter

The weather yesterday was not the most
pleasant, for the middle of May, that we
have seen, being cloudy and cool, with
some indications OF rain. The river, dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending al p r.,
had fallen 10 iuches, and is falling steadily.
It is rising, however, at Louisville and
Cincinnati; while at Pltisburg Il is sta
tioaary, with a tendency TO rise.
Arrivals anG Departures.
The arrivals and departures up 10 p. n.
yesterday include the Armada, from Cairo !,
Shamrock, Cincinnati to st. Louis; Ada
Lyon, Green River, TO return; Kate Rob-
inson, So. Louis to Cincinnati; Fanny
Brandeis. from NashvilIei Mollte Norton,
Henderson, to return; sallie v, Mt. YeT-
nonI TO return; Petrolia No. 2, to Camel
ton; Tom Farrow and barges, Pittsburg to
st Louis
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Notics to Contractor

May 10th, 1869.
The common Council OF the City of
Evansville will receive seaIed nron9saIs
until the oath day of May, 1888, Ior the con-
strnct1On of brick sidewalks = =
Bidders will state the price Nor sonara
yard Tor sidewalks and the price per c1bic
yard for excav Tin and fl ling. Said side
walks to be constructed in ali respects &C.
cordtng to the ordtnance-fhe cnrbfre, ~
be of wood. "
BY order of the Council. -l
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk
BY E. A. MCGRTEF. Depn}v
City Clerks Office, Evansvinei Nav i3tb
1859. tmal6 DIST Union COPY
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hANIFEsr OF steamer Ada Lyon, from
woodbury. 10 Evansv2ile = McCoTkIe x
I've Il 10, 00O feet lumber; w IL Fisher 3 90
slaves; Weldon BrO- Il co l hogsbead to-
baccO: Humphrey Patrick Il Co 70 hogs-
neads tobaccO; X X DunkersOn md to-
baceO: Martin Gardner a. Co hogshead
tobacco; Il q Van Ripper 8 hogsheads TO-
bacco; w IS Ford . hogsheads Tobacco HI
MANIFEsr-Of the steamer amy Bran
deis FROM Nashville 10 Paducah and Ev-
ansvflie trip 49, May IS. 1869. Paducah
Hale. Buckner & Jewell, % hnds tobacco;
Sett a. Bro, 4 do.
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REsHIPPISo.
Pittsbur9: Isaiah Dickey, % bales cotton.
S5IeHnfnGu from Our EAehan<.-.


G3Ieanangu from OuF EGchanE--.
PITT5BURG.-The Commercial Of Saturday
says:
What Pittsburg wants for the Fail trade
is three sidewheel packets to make week
trips between this port and Cincinnati
Let US get mp boats adapted to the trace.
II Is beyond question The best opening TOT
making money that Is In sight az pfehe 1L-fl
The fact has become self evident LhhI SHIP
pers will give such boats the pr Iefehcs Nv
living rates an0 as for passengers Lney
never hesitate 10 patronize D0aIs OF tuat
dissemination. We understand. Inat one
boat IA under cont act. Let US nave the
az hers by ali means. Our manufacturers
Svonid have an Interest IN fact, the entire
business immunity would be Denehtted
by such line.
C1wc1sNATI.-The Commercial OF Sunday
says: LH|
Io11n Chapman, carpenter Of the South
arn Relie was drowned from that fleamer
~ ST. Louis, on Wednesday last He had
5een at WORK in the wheel, aud, IL Is sup
posed, lost his footing and fell overheard
dis body was not recovered. He has
married daughter living at New Rich
mond, Ohio.
The Colossal, bound 10 Fort Benton. is
reported burned above Yankton. fn Mis-
souri, River. The report IS not credited.
The Commercial OF Monday says:
r We regret TO announce that the wife of
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Among the hrst boats due here are the
Quickstep, from Cairo; Indiana. Nick
Longworth, for New Orleans, r. E. Lee,
Louisville, Dexter, Virginia, and Louisi-
ana, from New Orleans; Robert Moore,
from Nashville Champion, from ST. Louis;
Morning Star, from Louisville; Havana,
for Nashville Hartford, from Green River;
Silver Noon, for Memphis; Sam. Orr, from
Easi pors; Charmer, from Cincinnati.
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New Orleans; JnO r. hings s. hhds to-
bacco; Kirkpatrick Keath, - do; Il 4
TOrian, do. l ID
Metropolis: B d Dismakes, / keg whisky.
Louisvnle: Kay q 90, hnds Tobacco.
Evansville: X Dunkerson a. Co 2 hhda
tobacco. Martin, Gardner q Co, 10 do. 1
box butter, and 4 boxes eggs W eldon Bros
e. co, 5 hhds tobacco; HUMPHREY, Patrick
q Co, do Chas Wilhelmi 30 empty ale
boxe Ragon, Dick y & Carson, IS bbls or
whisky, 3 bbls Of eggs, and brass kettle;
TOpf& Long, q dry hides; stockwell q Co,
1 bag coffee.
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~ hlleI uoOus
Boats Leaving To-Day +.

OK GA4hDs-l BEhIAu fAAAAaAa
is the regular packet for Cairo and All way
landings, and is unsurpassed in her cabin
and state-room appointments. She Is now
sailing in charge OF those experienced
navigators and popular gentlemen, Capt.
Frank Dusouchet, Billy Fowler, Geo. Mich
elson, Ed. Thomas and Mr.. Tucker, Capt.
Gus. Dusouchet being still detained on
shore by the illness OF his wife.
For LoUBvILLE.--The fine floating pal
ace Morning Star is the great packet for
Louisville at $3.50 tonight, aud Is a most
excellent steamboat. Captain A. 4. GLE
more is her veteran commander, and Kim
ME Smith, Jr.. Is her accom- plished chief
clerk, Henry s. Mitchell Is her attentive,
accurate and excellent freight clerk.
For HENDERsOE.-The nghtnfng-winged
Mollie Norton is the pet packet for Hen
derson at 3;l5 p. N. to-day, IN charge OF
those elegant and popular gentlemen, Cap
tain Charley Perkins, A. o. Durland and
9. n. Boyle. Ia.Hs
For MT. VERNoN. THE beautiful saIlie
V. leaves promptly at 3 80 P. N for Mt. Yer
non and way landings, having elegant
passenger appointments. Captain Wallen
commands, and oui. Coleman presides ia
the Office, both competent and courteous
gentlemen.
For NAsHvILLE.-The feet Fanny Bran
deis Ia recei ing, and Will leave at p. M
Tor Nashville and all way landings, in
charge Of those experienced and compe-
tent officers and pleasa Ut gentlemen, Cap
tain Henry Miller and the Rudd brothers.
The Brandeis has pleasant aocomm oda-
lions. and her passengers VIII receive the
most courteous consideration.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The great steamer
Indiana, one OF the best freight and pas
senger steamers IN the trade, is announced
for New Orleans to-day, and IS maguih-
Gently appointed. Captain Reub. e. Neal.
a gentleman OF nne culture and great ex-
perIence as q navigator, is IA command,
and Charley Miller and Elliott Miller, who
are not surpassed any where in those ele
ments which constitute the true g ntie-
| man, have charge OF the office.
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Business was somewhat active yesterday,
and we noticed unusually large amounts
OF freight on the sidewalks in front of The
various wholesale honses......-.The sham
rock passed down az "a. N. with an excel
lent trip-...... The Armada came ia at ~
A. M. with one or the best trips of the sea-
son, Including ia hhds tobacco, and all
the people she could accommodate with
state-rOoms, cots and beds on the cabin
hosr. The Armada is rvedly one OF
the most popular packets that comes to
our wharf. Among her passengers were a
score or more OF ladies from Paducah, who
came here to do shopping. The Armada,
after dischargfnR her freight, took sun
day School picnic party up the river to
spend the day. Capt. Billy Fowler, her
distinguished chief clerk, stopped OF 20 do
the gallant for the ladies from his native
city, WIFI George Nicholson and Ell
Thomas took the Sunday school In charge
The Fanny Brandies arrived early In the
morning, with an excellent trip. Her
manifest will be found below ........The
Ada Lyon had splendid trip in. Her
manifest also has been kindly furnished
by her attentive f'e ght clerk, Leopold
Kahn ........The Kate Robinson pissed up
at AM, with "a dne trip........The Moline
Mort n had fine trip of passengers. Her
punctuAlity and tie proverbial courtesy
OF her officers are re ndering her one OF the
most popular boats that moors In our har-
bOr.......The SaIlie " also had good trip.
1.-The Petrolia No. 2 left on time, with
a nice freight and a number OF passengers.
......... The Tom Farrow and basges Captain
Mathews, arrived nc 10 A NJ. with both
barg fully loaded. She discharged an
immense amount OF freight here. Ed
Chapman and Cy. Terrence are her pilots.
THE Cumberland, Ada Lyon, and
Rapldan were receiving very literally,
especially the latter.............. James M
McFadden, well known In this city as
the corn king, has ken charge of
the office OF the PeytOna, which was due
he last evening There is not better
business man shoat than McFadin, and
few men have more friends. One OF his
first official acts was TO order some hne
job printing from the JOURNAL ONCE,
which shows that he is a gentleman OF
taste .......Captain Withers, Local Inspec-
tor, was engaged on Monday In taking
testimony in the Quickstep- Sullivan col
lislOn case. All the evidence on the part
OF the Quickstep having been given in,
yesterday he expected TO hear the evil
dence on the other stde-.......The John Wa
Garritt and barges were expected here
yesterday afternoon. ....
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JAAIEsTowN, N. Y.
-HIPPINC0TF & BLAKEwELL:-We have
no trouble with your saws; they don't
need to be lined up with paper; we
put them on the Mandrei and they go
right along. asia I'll f-
Temper perfectly uniform, and quality
Unsurpassed. Respectfully
.dw sTris eds aslsonao CHAS. J. FOX.
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f-T LOCK HAVEN, PA.
Messrs-l LIPPINCoTT & BLAKEwELL, Pitts
burg, Pa.
GeTltS:-We have been using your make
OF Gang saws in our mill, and ind them,
ia point Of quality. superior to any we
have ever used. f41aE Yours &C,
MOI e+1 SHAW, BLANCHARD q co.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-10

There has been n very healthy trade In
domestic dry goods through the whole OF the
last week. The demand has been steady,
| prices have been evenly maintained and pay
ments-particularly from the South, from
which quarter most Of the purchases at this
season come-have been good.
There was an attempt made TO "bear the
market" in unbleached shirtings and sheet.
lngs by q prominent jobbing house, which
| put down their prices about one cent yard
but II did not have much effect, except to q
very limited extent, In checking sales from
first hands.
Bleachcd shirtings and sheetlngs are with
out any marked change. Tho trade has
been 8 little slack but prices have been
anxiety to be rid Of their stock.
Printing cloths are not oIactly In lively
demand, but the sales arc steady.
Prints arc In good demand, and the new
styles are rapidly distributed as soon as they
are put upon the market by the manufac-
turers' agent; indeed, the supply Of new pat
terms Is hardly up to the demand, though the
stock OF ordinary styles Is rather In excess Of
the current wants OF the market. 1t must be
confessed that the manufacturers OF goods OF
this class do not come up to the advanced
taste Of the public, and the foreign manufac-
turcr has a vast advantage In the superiority
OF the patterns which the artistic ability OF
the European designers give.
Ginghams are In better demand, both for
the Gner and inferior qualities.
Lindscys have improved, and under more
active demand are selling freely.
Muslin dc lalnes are In more request, and
considerable sales hsvo been effected at
steady prices.
For other descriptions Of domestic cotton
fabrics there Is fair demand without any
quotablc change Of prices.
Woolcns generally are selling more freely,
particularly shawls and fannels, at steady
prlces, but without any special variations
which call for extended remarks.
The demand for foreign dry goods has de-
cidedly improved and considerable activity
has been manifested among jobbcrs.-The
I,ulcp endent.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-10

MONTPELIER, VI, Sept. s.-The Vermont
State election for Governor and other State
officers, and members Of the Legislature, took
place yesterday. Tho campaign was one OF
the most quiet for many years, and conse-
quently very light vote was cast. Last
year, when an unusually heavy vote was
polled, the aggregate ballot amounted to
over s. 900, and 1t Is not probable that much
over 45 900 votes were polled yesterday. The
returns from q few towns showed that the
Republican vote, as compared TO last year,
Is as four to Ave, and the Democratic as
seven to ten. The lightness Of the ballot
was noticeable everywhere, unless, as In a
| few towns, some local question has operated
| to produce o different result. Thirty-nyC
towns have given washburne (RepublicanI
for Governor 6,s44, and Heaton democrat
1897. This shows a majority on the who'll
vote OF about 10000. The Senate will b.
| ---r-i.-~-si- y .nrh,iran and the House will
| Gratis.
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Co-orHRArIvB SOCIETIES were the subject
OF an Interesting paper read before the
Trades Congress, recently In session at
Birmingham, England. A distinction was
drawn between cooperation, which re-
spects tho distribution Of the products OF
labor, and Industrial partnerships which re-
spect manufacturing. The following plan
for an industrial partnership was suggested
The entire stock or plant to DO valued, and
shares issued to represent 1t. The proprietors
Of the works, who hold the chief shares, 10
have the chief management, with the right
average OF the profits OF the business con
ducted, and any profits arising afterwards L
be divided among the shareholders accord
ing to their shares, and among workmen &C
cording to their wages. The workmen who
arc shareholders will then have two divi.
dends-one on their shares, the other on
their wages. The effect Of this plan, 1t /,
asserted, would be that men would take III
interest In their masters business, and tax,
pride In their work and In the renown o
their employers. In this way the employees
would create new profits which otherwise
would not erist-they would put their good
will Into the work, instead OF their ill-will;
they would put their best skill into 1t, in.
stead OF striving to ruin 1t. At the Whit
wood collleries, II was asserted, some $50, 900
year had been made in that way-fl5, 900
went TO the men and $4,000 to the pro.
prietors, who were thus rewarded for their
trust and sagacity.
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Tho Am erIean rmac eutioal Con.
yeutiOn.

CHICAGO, September Sat the session OF
the Americas Pharmaceutical Association
last evening committed, appointed for tho
purpose, submitted printed bill 10 the asso-
citation for the consideration OF tho members,
TO be presented to the Legislature. The pre-
amble provides that,
lie are endangered By the sale OF polsons By
unqualified or ignorant persons; and whereas
In all civilized oountrieslt 10 found necessary
TO restrict this species Of TRADE, and to provide
By law for the regulation Of the delicate and
pensing the powerful agents used 10 medicines;
and whereas the adultsr alton and sophistica.
tion OF drugs and medicines 10 4 species OF
fraud, which should be prevented and suitably
punished: thersfore
ous be dispensed only BY registered pharma.
eists; second, that no person can become a
registsred pharmacist unless . graduate In
pharmacy, ora prsosisins pharmacist or as
sistant.
The third section Is definition Of tho term
pharmacist; the fourth provides for the con.
stitution OF a pharmaceutical board, OF
which the Governor shall appoint seven
members; the nfth describes the duties Of the
board; the sixth provides for tho appoint
ment Of regular registrar Of pharmacists
the seventh and eighth prescribe his duties
the ninth prescribes the penalties OF collusion;
the tenth gives the penalty for non'registra'
ton; the eleventh places restrictions on the
sale Of poisons; the twelfth proposes dis
pensary Of prescriptions, and the thirteenth
prohibits the adulteration OF medicines, ant
Dies q penalty. Appended thereto are tn
schedules and forms for the most complete
carrying out Of the bill.