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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15
River Dispatches.

ST. LOUIS. October 14.-ArrtYe1: city of
Pekin, Peoria; Kellogg and barges, and
Commonwealth. New Orleans; Lady Pike,
Dubuque: Dance, Kansas City Belle Men-
phis, Memphis; Shamrock, Cincinnati; st.
Luke, Miami; Harry Johnson, Keokuki
Bayard, Louisiana. Departed: Minnesota
st. PAM; Bayard, Louisiana; Harry John
Marble City, Vicksburgi Nick Wall, Lex
ington. River falling slowly, and all the
upper streams are declining. Weather
clear and cool. Mercury S. ats M ~
PITrsBURG, October electromagnetic Is
inches and stationery. Weather cloudy and
damp. Thermometer So.
CINCINNATI, October rI4s-Port List-Ar-
rIValS-Annte Laurie Kanawha: Cham
Kanawha. The river Is declining slowly.
Weather c ear. Thermometer 547 this
evening.
LOUISVILLE, October IA. Port List Wan
anita, Cincinnati to Memphis, ana pack
inches water IN the canal, ard feet 4
inches over the ROCKS. Weather clear and
| pleasant. sfE..s HEre#rf EfFl.
CAIRO. October H.-POrt List-Colorado,
st. Louis to Vtcksburg, at y M. Emma
Floyd, Louisville TO Memphis, am. Ru-
bicon, Vicksburg to St. Louis, 8 a H.. Clara
Scott, Eve nsYiile packet, am; Llzzie
Gin, st. Louis to New Orleans, 8 am. am
Brown, Cairo to st. Louis, noon; Alpha,
Tennessee River 10 Cairo, 2 p M; st. JO-
seph, Vicksburg to st. Louis, p M; Ar
st. Louis TO Cincinnati, 3 pm. san. j.
Hale, Memphis TO Cfnciunau,6 y. m. The
river - stationary. Weather Gear Mer-
curry 65o.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15

FILES We have received large
stock of files suitable for filing neWspa
pers, magazines. music, periodicals, or
any kind of documents. They are Pre-.
nounced by those who have tried them
as the best file they ever used. Root
& Cady, the well known music pub
fishers of Chicago, give the following
lattering testimonial:
OFFICE OF Roor & CADY,0
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15
OFFICE or Roof & CADY, }
MUSIC PUBLISHERS, =
August u. 1859,

Mr.. SEwELL: Dean S1R-After a
trial OF Whites Newspaper and Music
File, we can cheeTfully say that, while
our many years experience in the
music business have enabled US to
test all music binders in the trade, we
have never found anything in the
shape of a music binder at once so
good, strong, cheap and easily managed
as this. 1t holds the sheet music
firmly and substantially, without
danger of mutilating or tearing it,
while one can easilyremove any or add
new pieces. Roof 81 CADY.
They are Tor sale at the journal
Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15

OAUGHEHTY & AIAENING's m
tensive Steam Barrel Factory is prepared
TO Nil orders for any kind Of Barrels, de
liyered on the Ohio, Cumberland, or Ten
nessee River, on short notice. locl4 d2w
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-30

MERCHANTS Book States. - Among
other novel and desirable things that
Mr.. Johh G. Fox has just received are
some pocket states made under patent
process of the Silicate Slate Company
If New York These states have a sur
face upon which one can write with a
pencil and from which the marks can
be washed off. There are ten tablets
in each book and they are particularly
convenient for reporters and business
men generally.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-30

CHINAMAN MURDERED AT KNOXVILLE.
A Chinaman named Sing Hi, employed as
cook at the ESilver Mining Company's mill
at Unionville, was murdered by his country
men week ago. The body was found in
ditch near the mill terribly mutilated and
covered with stones to prevent discovery.
At a Coroners inquest held on the body,
the following relative to the murder was
elected Sing Hi was acting in the capacity
of cook at the Stewart mill, where several
other Cinnamon who boarded themselves
were employed. The Chinese endeavored at
first BY promises and afterwards by threats
TO induce the decease to supply them with
grub from the boarding house. This he
persistently refused to do, which so enraged
The others that they conspired to murder
him. Chinamar who owed Sing Hi $50,
became leader Of the conspirators, and to
accomplish the designs of tie party and can
eel his Indebtedness, he hired wretch for
$40 to commit the murder. This being ac-
complished the body was conveyed about so
yards to an old ditch where it was deposit
ted and covered with stones and gravel,
where it was found by brother of the de-
ceased who suspected that foul play had been
committed. At last accounts from Union
vile eight of the party implicated in the
murder had been arrested and are now i'm
prisoned IN the county Jail to await the ac-
ton of the Grand Jury.-EAk0 Independent.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-30

AG Il n Il FOR n EvADA,
Office 10 waitx's Building, on King Street, one
door East ~ Justice Wsits's oGhce.
Carson City, Octob.r S, lsco.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-30

TIE FIRST PASSENGER CAR Of the Y.
& T. L. :. came dowa from Virginia
yesterday bringing quite party of pas
sengers among whom were Mr. Sharon,
Mr.. \. K Grim, Judge Rising, the
County Commissioners OF Storey and
Others. This being the trial trip and the
first time that this car had been through
the tunnels and cuts, the time was nee
essariiy slow-atoul two hours. This
car is very neat in construction and is
calculated 20 accommodate about thirty
passengers, having seven double seats
on each side and single seats at the for.
ward end. At the other end is an
apartment for baggage and express
matter. QIite an excitement was caused
by this arrival extraordinary; and the
interest was heightened by the coming
CT the new first class locomotives "Car-
SON and "Virginia." The Carson is
a very handsome engine, and she was
was appropriately decorated with Amer
lean flags. The company now have FIVE
engines on the road; and with three Of
them steaming and screecbing ut and
near the Carson street crossing yester
day things locked particularly lively.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-30

HEALTHY CONDITION OF ORMsBY CoUN.
TY FISAScEs.-We have reason to feel
much satisfied with the condition oil
our county fuances. The assessment
roll Of 1869 aggregates about SEQ, 900.
OF this amount the Assessor has col
lected, in round mum ers, SIC, 600 and
the Treasurer S43, 600, leaving a de.
linquency of about Sc, 500 Empire
Township has done remarkably well
showing e total delinquent list Of only
$244. All currency warrants on the
general fGnd are payable as are all
coin warrants up to April. 10 fact all
funds except the general and redemp-
ton funds are payable to date. We
doubt ifaaoiher ceuaty in the State can
make better shown than this.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-30

SIERRA SEMINARY.-Roll of honor for
month ending November Goth, 1869.
Mary Bragg, Sarah Bragg, Hattie Yer.
rill, Therese fluffy, Fannie Els,ner, Ada
Holmes, Molie Holmes, Eddie Allen,
Eddie Yerington, Vernon Little.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-30
THE DAILY APPEAL

OLcovIcH BRos. have received a lot
of new goods for ladies' wear. Atten-
ton is directed to their advertisement.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-30

IMPROVING. Mr.. J. W Walton who
was so severely injured by fall from
his horse, between here and Virginia
is reported by his attendants to be
much improved in condition. This is
good news
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-30

ALL Members of the Degree of Re
behah are cordially invited to attend a
special meeting of Carson Rebekah
Degree Lodge No. 2, this evening.
Lodge opens at o'clock.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-30
BROOKLYN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
. Z NJ @ w y 4. L.
MUTUAL.
sSETS, OVER 100000


'.HuS COMPANY COMMENCED BUSINESS
1 ia September lst4. with PAlB.rP CASH
CAPITAL II Sl.j, Uugi at which amount the sum
If sloo, 600 is deposited with the Insurance De.
par,meHt Il the state az New York, flr tie benefit
Il ALL THE ASSURED, whether In that State
or elsewhere.
The business IL transacted un the Mutual Srs,
ten; the pr ht- being divided among the policy
holders who are also entitled 10 voice IN the
election q the Directors
In the tlird wear VI iis existence, It, inc0ue
am. united Go thc large sum II nearly one. haiI a
million uf GuIi9rs-tiu5, an. This unparalleled re-.
suit hrc.Dy indicates the favor IN mich the nd.
vantage Of the Brooklyn are held by tie people
Of our whole county.
Taking into csusiioratiH ~ the active aud eN'cr.
siye competitor existing throughout our country
Ia Life Insurance circles, aud the consequent din.
culiirs ia opening a new business, the BROOKLYN
has cause tor sslicUugr1tUlltiau IN it, progress,
while, now thar our transactions are Doubling a.
magnitude, with great mpidity, We are earnestly
determined to remain what We have already be.
come-the BEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IN AMERICA
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-30

OUr AGAIN.-We are glad 20 note that
Mr.. o. P. Willis is again out of doors.
He looks as if diptheria was no, his
strongest suit
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-30
POLL CT Z s

Of the following kinds will be issued ly the
! Brooklyn Lite Insurance Company:
! Ordinary Lie;
Life IN Limited Payments;
JOINT Life;
! Ordinary Endowment;
| Endowment in Limited Payments;
Term and
Auuuitits.
| The officers Of Til. Company invite attention 10
the new feature at DEFINITE, GUARANTEED,
SURbENDEE-N VALUES, now offered o. all who
become policy holders. Tue reader is particularly
| reminded that this value is not expressed ia tue
my stiff ing Ncruacuiur If Actuarial trchnicnitios
but is p'au to ALL stated ia dollars and cents
The Brooklyn Lite Insurance Company 81 New
York guarantees 10 every policy holder definite
Surroudcr-ylu, In cash; the oNact amount ti
which, IN dollars and eents, Is endorsed GA each
and every ryltl i"ueI.
1hc Brooklyn Life atone of all Life Insurance
Companies guarantees definite Surrender value
in cash, ana every policy issued by that company
bears a certificate stating what tins exact worth
viii be ia dollars and cents, Ht any time. after The
payment OF two CT more annual premiums.
A policy leligr in the Brooklyn Life need have
no apprehension as 10 his movements being limited
Ct restIaiuod By seugral lieal il es. lie mey 20
where be plc4sos live there he elects: Iur1up
Asia, AfIira, South America, Mexico, and Poly.
uesia are as free to him as the United states.
The Brooklyn Life challenges competition IN
the matter # DIVIDENDS TO ms ruldCN
HOLDERS The Dividends are llrs,r than have
ever been paid by any other Life Company In this
country, AZ the zane age, On Gle same kLd &:
policies.
Policies valuable IN lIrE, as well rs at rca,h,
All policies nfr uun.foiiotahe after two iull
Annual Premiums haNs been paid.
Rates as low arc consistent with fnsnc,a.
spuudness aud less tlau those IT almost all com.
laIies which accommodate their assured with
luaps.
Dividends annually (tltcr second ,enr). IL cash.
Dividends are divided on the toHlributiun rlhu--
the only equitable manner Of dividing the cam.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-07-03

According to this table which we make up from
the latest and most authentic data, the time re-
quired to make the trips, allowing for no stoppa-
ges or detentions, is six daysand six hours, at a
cost for passage money of $50 in gold, to which
should be added at least $40 for meals and extra
charges for sleeping cars.
The steamers via Panama run three times a
month, and carry many passengers, as may be seen
by the following items from the San Francisco
papers of June LIST:
Golden City sailed for Panama this morning, carrying 81
passengers and S7S4, +5 in treasure.
The steamer arizona sailed from New York, to-day, with
$50 passengers for California and 1,126 tons freight.
The charge for passage by them is as follows
first cabin SIT /; second cabin S152; Storage
$50. The railroad carries emigrants from New
York to Sacramento for S75. From these data,
it will be seen that the cost by the two rival
routes is about the same, though that by rail is
perhaps the cheapest, at least to those living in
the Western States.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-07-03
That

"The road to Waikiki is being widened twenty feet. This
Thus the " BoULEvARE -" which one of our citizens recon-
mends, may be said TO be in the process Of being built"
The above is clipped from the Gasene of June
9th. "One of our citizens - took a ride out over
the route which had been proposed as the pros
pective " BoULEvARE," reports that the road to
Waikiki has not been widened to twenty feet,
but that a part of the road, say from a point
about a third of a mile this side of His Majesty's
seaside villa, to a point just beyond the said villa,
has been widened, while along by :" Sunny South
the famous dangerous "canal" still remains,
with the road SO narrow as to compel timid drivers
to halt while a carriage is passing. Now if what
has been done is due to the expected visit of the
Duke of Edinburgh, we suggest that, as His High
ness has not yet arrived, the Improvements be
pushed on, as the public generally will be bene-
fitted by any progress made.
Our citizen aforesaid, on proceeding over the
route, found a slight bar to a comfortable ride
along the beach, near the Catholic chapel, in the
shape of a fence, which, at high tide, necessitated
a ride into the water up to his saddle girths. He
has since been told that this might have been
avoided by going inland, where he would have
q gate. Proceeding onward, just this side
of Diamond Head, a second fence, projecting still
into the sea, barred his progress, and as
the tide was high, the '' citizen . gave it up, and
to town, disguised with the Ga=ette's
sc BoULEvARE, in process of being built" 1t is
suggested that a gate way through the second
fence, at a point to be crossed by the road, would
be a great convenience, especially to ladies.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-07-03
The steam Line.

Since the abrogation of the silly quarantine
imposed by the Board of Health, the passenger
traffic by the steamer has steadily increased, and
unless again interfered with by our fussy officials,
she may be able to earn at least a fair share of the
trade and travel on her route.
Some changes and improvements have been
made in her which are worthy of note. She
arrived at her dock in San Francisco at u p. Nj.
on Wednesday evening, June 9th, thirteen days
from Honolulu, discharged her cargo with the
despatch for which that port is noted, and at 3
p. NJ. next day (the l0th) went into the dry dock
at Hunters Point, where her copper and sheath
and all her machinery taken apart,
overhauled, and put together again in six work
ing days, and the vessel despatched on her usual
route with a detention of only eight days in port.
On overhauling her machinery, it was found
that the keys or bolts that keep the propeller
shaft in its place, had been eaten away by the
strong salt water, so that the shaft bore unevenly
and heavily in its socket, requiring an immense
power and consumption of fuel to propel her.
this defect has improved her speed
50 that she has been able to make the shortest
W tiio Poie oNCI mdue ny d stoauicr VI ills
line-9 days and 20 hours, consuming only t,Celpe
and a half tons of coal per day, while recently her
consumption has averaged nineteen tons a day
large saving in a round trip Of 1900 miles.
The passengers on her last trip confirm our
experience that she is one of the most COM
Portable and easy vessels at sea, that have ever
sailed from this port. We are glad to hear she
a full complement of passengers out but
she will bring back as many as she takes
away.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-07-03
The Mails. steam and Railroads.

A1AS AeAAASS S1IN
If any one has doubted the fact that steam an.
initiates time and space, and that the Continent.
al Railroad would bring even this isolated group
nearer to the great commercial centers of the old
world, there is no room now for further doubt.
The steamer arrived here at six O'Clock A. NJ, on
the Doth of June landing New York papers of
June l2th-17 days old, and San Francisco pa
pers of the 19th-l0 days old. London papers of
May 29'h were also received-just 80 days old.
Letters of June 10th from New York, 10 days old,
and a telegram dated Queenstown, Ireland, June
18th, IL days old,-were also received.
These are some of the changes which steam and
the telegraph are creating, drawing closer to us
home associations and connections, and the stir
ring scenes of fatherland. 1t seems strange to us
in central Polynesia, to be reading New York pa
pers only twenty days old, and London opinions
of new and passing events uttered but 80 days
ago. This shortening of space gives to the wide
awake merchant greater advantages than he had
before, and the opportunity to do a larger and, if
cautious, a more profitable business. How it
may be done is for each one to study.
The trains on the Continental Railroad now run
regularly each day, and are provided with superb
sleeping cars, of the new Pullman patent, which
are said to surpass those formerly in use. Every
thing that can tend to the comfort of travellers is
being done, and ladies and even inralids can now
travel by rail as comfortably as by steamer. 1t
may interest our readers to know the distances,
time and cost between San Francisco and New
York, and We insert the following table
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-07-03

This truly Miraculous Water will, by proper application. grad
ually restore grey hair to its original hue, check badness. and
II used 10 proper time prevent the hair from ever becoming
grey.
La NOBLESSE
color.
~IEGErABLE CREAM-for improving the growth and vigor
1.-THE hair, removing dandruG, &c.
THE ORIGINAL NUTRATIvE CREAM-For promo,;,,
the growth and beauty ofihe hair.
GENUINE BEARS MARRow-For beautfying. pourisb-
ing and promoting the growth OF the hair.
THE CELEBRATED MARROW ou-G,nn;ne ia i'm
ported Cnequalied for the growth OF The hair.
sICILIAN CREAM-Ror the hair.
CRYsrALIZED the hair.
LLAMA PoMADE-Por beautifying and nourishing the hair.
CRSAKIAN PoMADE-For beau,ityiny and nouri,binr IN.
hair.
FLORIDA P~0NADE-Gives to the hair a rich, glossy ap-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-07-03

. The steamer IDAHO leaves to-day at 4 P. NJ,
for San Francisco, taking a full cargo of island pro-
duce. and some forty passengers, among whom are
Mons Beranger, late French Consul, Mr.. and Mrs.
Finn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wilcox and son, Mrs. Mist
and two children, Robt. Mofft. Mr.. and Mrs. Pauger
Mrs Doane, Mrs D. Knapp, Misses Mary and Alice
Green, three Misses Makee, Messrs- Lombard and
Atwood, Messrs- Jones, Leonard, Wm. Smith, VIM.
Bond, Chas. Cook, Jos. Emerson, w. Foster, Charles
Makee and Others.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-07-03

Advices from Hongkong are to the 18th of Nav.
The Chinese news is unimportant. The civil war
In Japan continues: The Mikado had sent a pow
erful feet against the rebels at Hakodadi. It was
reported that French officers had aided the rebels
there.
LONDON, June 9.-Archbishop -of Canterbury
has counseled the Bishops in the House of Lords
not to oppose the Irish Churcn Disessablisbment
bill.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-07-03
instantaneous Hair Dye,
The only Dye that will no, stain the skin.
Gosnell's Patent Trichosaron.

The only perfect Hair Brush, prominently exceIing all others.
and combining those desiderata which render IL the most per.
feet Of its kind. Although possessing in use an almost incredI-
bic Cleansing power, yet II does not produce she slightest irrita-
ton Of the skin OF the head, which 50 frequently creates dan.
druf and even premature badness. Its peculiar mechanical
construction acconpishes the two operations Of cleansing and
polishing simultaneously, thus leaving the hair beautifully son
and glossy, unAtiainaole by other means. To meet the require
ments Of all, they are made OF six different degrees Of ouaIjtv
varying from very hard % very soft. V
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-07-03
Eau de COlOone.

This very superior and refreshing Perfume, put up In wicker
covered bottles Of half n pint each, Is in every respect superior
TO the finest German Cologne, and infinitely better than nine
tenths q the ordinary qualities manufactured at Cologne by
rival houses, with whom the purity. strength and quality of the
article IL less regarded than lowness OF price. As a perfume
for the Handkerchief, its peculiar fragrance and penetrating
odor-so delightfully."- refreshing in hot climates, and grateful 20
the invalid In a sick room-are universally acknowledged. Its
astr1ngent properties render IL most valuable for the Teeth and
Gums.
WATER-Large and small bottles
The best ever Unmarried.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-07-03
AMBRosIAL SHAVING CREAM

This Cream possesses all the good qualities of the finest Ma
pies soap, unaceompanied by the unpleasant smell inseparable
from that article in q genuine state, and in addition to this ad-
vantage 10 contains no Incombined or free alkali. as is some
times the case with Naples soap, which causes considerable
irritation TO tender faces. The Ambrosiai Shaving Cream Is
OF n white peary appearance. and produces a rich creamy
tather which wli not dry on the face-this complaint against
almost every Shaving Soap hitherto introduced being entirely
obyiated.