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The Evansville journal., 1869-06-02

GAS ExPLosIQN AT, ,HEYpERsoN.-
I3etweenvfe and eleven o clock M on
day night, there was an explosion of
gas Ia fthe gfoeery house OIL Mr.. Banks.
at Henderson, the windows and doors
being bursled out, and some damage
being done withipr The explosion
vas caused by q defect in the meter.
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Evansville and Charlottesville
3 -. sxbel Railroad. "a raflt
Fare Reduced.

To Cincinnati, SiO 90
TO Louisville, Z 90
To New Albany, O 25
Passengers leaving Evansville at
1915 A. e., make close connections
with lightning express on o. q NJ. r.
W, and at Mitchell, with L., N. A.
Il CIR. R, and
Arrive at Cincinnati, -.sH 95P. NJ.
arrive at New Albany, 7P.M.
arrive At Louisville. r-ran s p. II.
June 1, IF j. e. MARTIN, Sec'y.
5B1 " Barrett's - makes the head
feel fine.
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=. ? q t1VWN
TheNlatest styles, of ventilated Sum-
mer Hats just received, viz: The
Tropical, Keep Cool, Summit. Cueum-
ber,A Hampden, one ounce Panama.
All kinds of hats made to order at
-7F.tssl l1 mARCONNIER's
may23-1w Sign of Big Bear.
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ZOE RENT.

1CaOT~FaGE--A new brick eOtsaga. W.T..
> four rooms on a lot 52azl34s in q p ieas-
ssnt neighbOrhO1d, for sale low Apply o
je2 10J JNO. j. CHANDLstS.
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aO-CENT COLUNE Y
FOE SALE.

Advertisements, in this column, of three
lines, each insertion, Thirty Cents.
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May 2J4h, 1869.
Notice is hereby given that from
and after this date, there will be made
up aud forwarded from this Office a
second daily through mail to the fol-
lowing points 6r.ar =.
Indianapolis, Chicago and the
Northwest; Cincinnati, New York
and all the Eastern Cities; Louisville.
Memphis, New Orleans and all South
ern Cities. - . l.1a., isag
J This mail, departing BY the Evans
vile & Charlottesville Evening Ex-
press, 1otH close at 4:30 Pm. precise
~. Letters sent by this mail will
reach their destination from ten to
fifteen hours In advance of the next
I0orning train. ,eIOEI
a second daily mail is now received
at this Office, by the noon train, froul
Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis.
and the East. This mail closes at
Louisville at 1 o'clock PM, at Gin
cinnati at 9:15 PM, and at Indian
apolis at midnight.
my26-tf JOHN w. FOSTER, P. NJ.
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B9~All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber & Co.'S. IF
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-02

DUFTER AND EGGS = Choice. table
- batter. only twenty-five cents per
pound; p $50, pienty Of resh eggs, AZ ,. II Z.
4. COOKS, No 1s3 Main Street, b tween
sixth and %aveutn. 1unl GU
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GROCERIES,.

Strawberries! strawberries 2
% ECEEVED DAILY BY EWpwEgH-
- from Bowman's Fruit Farm, extra
large and nne. Call and see them. at
R1CAERH BROS % and 76 Main st.
+ =. Hotels steam boats, Church Fea=
tiFais, &c, &c, supplied on liberal terms.
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- storehOuso, coraer of Ipgle and Sew
enth streets. Inquire Of VIM. KUHN,
TurIe Street t mas DIT
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guThis old and reliable Express Com
pany has fitted up new Office, at No.
6 South First Street, and is prepared
to do business to all the most prOmi-
nent. cities East and South.
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IOUAL NOTICES.

TAX NoTICE.-There will be one of
the Assessors in the City Council
Chamber, every day and evening, to
receive schedules. The time is short.
and it will be best for all Taxpayers
to attend promptly tothis notice.
j. w. COLLINS.
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B The best standard brands OF
Flour for sale in the city: 1850
Yahlberg & Dixon's choice fanaiIv.
180ynthiaua Mills. 5HHKfEI .
Telegraph Mills,
Bingham's 5 Moon Light,
and variety of low grades of super
fine.
apo ~ HID. ALLIs & Co.
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- EryFnrp -1Oo n0o feet tvyo-fnch hem lock
Il Iuuo her al cost price, 10y KAPPl4l x =
SALMON, corner Division aid Canai SIS
mails dtf a q w
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CTRAWBERRIES- - Fresh straw wber-
~ Ties, from Mlller's, received oal.y at
" N. II. REEDS, conner Second and ,lt9-
Gust Streets. ffunl d3t
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YROTEAs-A nice hotel and hotel FIX
- tures, in a good location. FOR -
particulars address Box 49, Prl5ieS5.oIt on
Ind. lihaso MAJ /" 'ii
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WANrED-Agents for the Florenee
Sewing Machine in the counties Of
Posey, Gibson, Pike, Warrick, Du-
bois, Speneers Perry and Crawford
Apply at No. IL South Second Street.
or address A. p. HowARD, Box 726,
Evansville, Ind. je2 At
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ADAMS EXPRESS OONPANY.

ttt st.tt
~ eW A rr an E orn q N t.
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Business House to Rent.

RYMOWN AS 81 MAIN STREET.
EA. between Second and Third. For par
tIculars inquire az this office, or of al.
LODGE OF &. II. JENKINS.
ual2 m
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CITY NE w S +.

We .NgsDAY... ...... .....-........JUNE ?, !
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Posr OFFICE. EyANsyILLE.

Bs5~ The clergy use" Barrett's.
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EVANSVILLE OPERA HOUSE.

For Three Nights only
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Thursday and Friday
JUNE Sd and 4th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30
PROPOSALS,


NEW YORK, Oct. q, 1873 I
Sealed proposals for furnishing Goal and Wood for the
Department win rocciyvd these
until the 30 prox az follows:--
20 tons Camel Coal.
650 Furnace Coal.
130 tons Egg Coal.
450 tons stove Coal.
80 tons Cumberland Cosl
go cords Pine Wood.
The canno be the host fncehan smslerthan
egg coal to Lebsh the particular kind
Lehig be furnished be stated In bid clean
the egg stove coal 20 be the beat quality OF Locust Noun
the Cumberland coal to be OF the best atty
the mine for backsmiths puposes All the coal to weigh
900 ponndso the ton. .
laeh and all of these Articles TO be AZ above speed
fed be delivered at such times during the Years
lss91n and At such places withn the city and IN such
quantities as may be directed Al to be subject 70
inspection and rejection IL fully up the required
Parties contracting will be auircd give every
gardng The delivery and rendering OF bills may bo pre-.
scfbed. Payments WILL be made monthly. Proposals. must
be endorsed on envelope with parties addressed
TO the aCommee ON Supplies Metropolitan Fire Depart
mcn" fe right reject or Nil bids Is reserved. ~
order of tho Committee on Supplies.
CHAs. L. GILDERSLEEvE, Secretary
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EXPRESSES.

r. 40 RURNHAM's FURNITURE AND pA0oAeh
Bypess Iib West Eleventh strec near ~ th
Furnurs noyea clly country Tulntwc, pianoa pA''
shipped. stored.
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30 WEST SIXTEENTH sTREET-PARLoRs WITH
= dining room and private table; also Rooms with OF
%fh
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10 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE
10 nue. unsurpassed situation and sppontments-Ele
eautly furnished Rooms rDsly in salts or hoors "il
Board private tanle II desired; references exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

Oca WEST TwENTY-FIFTH STREET, NEAR EIGHTH
20 = ayenue-A furnished Room 10 let with BoaI
gentleman and vile two single gentlemen; private
family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

aGn EAST ELEVENTH STREET. WEST OF SECOND
ZZD avenue.-Pleasan Rooms, with superior Table for
gentlemen and their neighbour
hood mnex &c ptionable. Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

10TH STREET NEAR IRVING PLACE.--A HAND
~ suit OF Rooms wiz be rented, with Board loca
lion central aud puonable Apply a 10 East biae-
geenlh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

OCT wfsr FOURTEENTH sTREET.-NEwLY FUR
~ y nlgAed Rooms, sue second hoor and also
from; Room third door. References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

10 WEST TRENTY-sTxTH STREET, OPPOSITE ST
~ James Holel-Seaond and Third Floors in
hoors FOR gmee single Rooms for gentlemen lsl elias
Board. private liable IL desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

IN WEST TENTH sTREET-IwO LARGE CONNECT
~ ing Rooms frat door, suitable for family or parry
OF gentlemen superior Board private table or otherwise
Room fourth floor for gentlemen.
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80 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET BETWEEN FIFTH
- - ard Sixth ayenpes--aandsomely furnished Parlor
and Bedroom With Board suitable Tor gentleman and wife
two gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

IT EAST NINETEENTH STREET, CORNER BROAD
wav--Hardsome furnished Parlors first door, with
bathroom attached gentleman only; breakfast required
Also II AZ Bedroom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

90 IRVING PLACE. NEAR UNION SQUARE.-wELL
furnished First, Second and Third Floors, suite
siney, with Board private table II desired House ana
Table first casa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

900 WEST TwENrY-sECoND STREET.-h PRIVATE
zoo family have hRndso uey furnished Rooms
with private table If preferred location convenient
cars. Dinner
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4 r ss3 BROADWAY NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET.
n II Herr successor 30 Cashberg pay the highest price
Ladies' Gentemens wearing Apparel Carpets, FUR
niture, Ladies waived On by Mrs.. Hurz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

TEO BROADWAY.- ROOMS on THE SECOND AND
D.D third hoors han Homely furntshe1 and bath
hot and cold for gentleman and vie party
gent .ernen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

900 EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET, NEAR sTUY-
ZOJ yesant observation-disclosures furnished Rooms, on
second floor let with Board conveniepces neighbor
hood unoxceplionable terms moderate References re-
quirei.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

90 FIFTH AvENuE--NEw AND BEAUrIFl LILY
s1fsD furnished Apartments with without Board. oi
private table ouid tine sU unfurnished except
pets Locati N unsurpassed. Terms moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

~ WEST rwEETY-sECoND STREET. NEAR FIFTT
L,D avenne.-Neaty furnished Rooms to let, suite
sinEly without BOARD, with private liable: SINAI
family no children. references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

tFO WEST THIRTY-FoGRrH sTREET-A FEW
100 hoarders will be taken, IN private family woulG
let three four Rooms furnished unuynished.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

OK WEST FOURTEENTH STREET. HANDSOMELY
no furnshei Rooms 60 et suite, tn gentleman and
wife or single gentlemen with Board private family refer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

900 EAST TwENTY-sEyENTH STREET.-A FUR
s)U nished Room to let Tor gentlemen only in private
family.
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CLOTaING.

A TTESHoN-NBw ORDERS RECEIVED TO PUR
"A chase Wearing Apparel Carpets and Househod Fufni
which he sent 10 future time We promise to
tU per cent 10 ca-h than else, by calm
addressing Mr. Mrs. II. ROSENBER6 24G Seyenth avs
nue., door above Tweni y-foarfh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

0oD STREET, OPPOSITE LONDON TERRACE :
L,) Wen tmnishoa Rooms, with Board; married couple
Jingle gentlemen may be suited at iJa
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4Qls WEST TWEETY-sEcOND STEEEr.-A GEN
4tfD uemah aud wife OF two gentlemen may he accom-
modated with furnished front Room, with Board;
ences required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

At l52 SEVENTH AVENUE LADIES ANO OENTLE~
N men thor oloth
fng Carpets, fnrnure an JeweFy Cal address J.
AuHALr. Ladies' attended by Mrs. Auniit.
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0-Q WEST IHIRTY-yINTH sTREET.-A NICELY
furnished Room TO Jet, gentleman and wife or
vonng geniienien.
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OtC WEST TwESTYsIgTH STREET, NEAR EIGHTH
M ayenue.To let furnished, large Parlor, first
oor with Board suitable for gentleman and wiie or Two
gentlemen. Also two other Rooms, third hoor.
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RIAL ESTATE FOR GALE.

NEW BRUNSWICK.-THE ATTENTION OF PARTIES
~ desiring 70 purchase substantial country home eslsu
to line Mansion and ten Acres fronting upon Raran RIVER
and within SIX minutes walk q depot The house three
stories high contains tweutysx bathroom mstoie
mRntes the stabas, carriage buildings nne
shade trees, deer park, aud farm house WI bs iound
on the properly. A. d. MELLiCk. yRs \, BhO.,
No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

900 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET-IN PRIVATE
LLZ house, with modern improvements. four sis
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AT s. MISH'S, 1871 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES AND
"A gentlemen receive highest prics for Castof
Clothing ana Carpets by calling or Addressing LANES al
" Mi sh,
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-JTT AVENUE no 7s-HASpsoMELY FURNISHED
- Rooms IS le en- sng a sirxiy with without Boardt
private table desired terms moderate; references re.
qliFcd.
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A RARE CHANCE.-WANTED TO SELL, THE ATocl
~ and GOOD viz Of Dry Goods Store; two years. iess
from May other business the must DO sold be
fore the s Of the months cheap bargain for eash Addres
A., boz LOG Herald ohce NN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

mo SIXTH AyENUE.-A HANDSOME FURNISHED
tUJ small Bedroom with Eas and OF parlor 70 10
single gentleman.
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1E WEST TwENTY.sIXTH STREET.-THE LET
10 a handsomely furnished ParIor Floor With or wi,l
Board, with private table. House frat class; locs
ton unsurpassed References given and required.
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TyOR sALE-A VERY VALUABLE PATENT RIGHT
proved be everything in readiness for prac
teal operation; visionary scheme but great improve
OF the argea manufacturing nteresta OF th
country, which VIII command very large royalty and 70
stock company Address B., box 10 Post Office, Elizabeth
port N. j.
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Ls0R sALE-aEyRRAL THOUSAND YARDS STONE,
j. suitable for filling bulkheads &C.; delivered on pier,
near Harlem Railroad bridge lnQnire OF CHURCH, e.
aOunt N. Y.
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1MaU1gA0CE.

Dwelling Houses insured for a term Of
years at greatly reduced rates.
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$50 PRIZES IN TOWN LOTS,
Valued al G12O each.
lao PRIZES IN TOWN LOTS,
Valued at 800 each.
81 PRIZES IN Town LOTS.
Valued at $50 each.
IOK I2Ts, ~ ..

TIME DRAWING W Lf4 TIA A II
ID place at Masonic Temple, On Louis
vile, Kentucky, on the LIST day of septem-
beT 1859.
description pr the properly, ana contain
ing the act Of the Legislature authorizing
ne safe.
Comm ssioners who will manage the en-
terprise are named Ia the act of the LgEtsa
lattare. and their integrity and response
(which will be found I'm the pRmpuletsl
of Governor John W. Stevenson, Hons.
Garrett Davis and Thomas 9. McCreery,
United States Senators, Hon. John IT.
Bunch, Speaker of the Kentucky House
OF Representative. Hon. Archibald Dixon
Joseph Adams, President OF the Farmers
Bank. J.. q. Dallam, President or tie Nae
tiOnai tank. j Ohm "A. Barret aud others, OF
Henderson, Ky.i Hon, w +. Parrett5 Judge
of tile Circuit Court of the Fineeutn JUDI
cIal District, and M. y. Johnson, Judge of
the Court OF Common Pleas, OF Indiana
Hon. w IN. III. Walker, Mayor John
Hopkins, President FIRST NatlOnol Bank
and Others, Of Evansville, indiana aud
prominence tn Kentucky and Indiana.
TICKETS can be purchased Of
/. II. LYME, Farmers Bank, Hender-
O T. B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank
THOs. Is. a. BROOKS, Coyington. Ky;
JOHN O. LATHAM, President Bank Of
HopRinsville, HOpkinsville, ky.
James =. Dallam, Commercial Bank, Pa
sS- Books opened at these points on th6
LIST OF October, 1868.
Phi LIP HORNBROOK, E.Q., Water
Street, between Main and sycamore, and
SEMONIN, DIXON g co. No. - north
First street, Will order tickets from the
Agents at Henderson, Ky, Tor those WHO
desire TO purchase. SEES dtf
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nHIn RIvER LAND FOR SALE.

SsYE nEFER FOR SALE TWO
~ tracts of land, unimproved, heavily
timbered and rich soil. lying on the ban Ks
of the Ohio River, and adjoining the lands
OF the Messrs. Wallace, in CrittenCen
County, Kentucky-ea tract containing
about 3U0 acres, and adjoining each otner:
Also, one tract of land lying aoout IA
miles from the above, back from the river
well tlmbered, untmproved, and medium
SOIL, cOntain lining about 500 acres I'll e land
on the river we will sell at SIS per acre,
ana that back from the river at S6 per
acre-one- third cash IN hand, and balance
In one ana Two years, with notes bearing
mum, and secured by lien on the land or
good personal security. Messrs IT. n and
VIM. Wallace, who live near the IA a will
point out to purchase the location. Ad-
dress J AMES p. WEBB, Dycusburp Nv
or SANFORD DUNCAN, Cincinnati, ohio
aprl2 dim
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s1ssAsasEa tFsf az fns y sstsTF- u FsEs.
The new aod magnificent Mary Hous-
ton, as beautiful as a Houri and as
swift as wild gazeIle, viii be down
early to. day. Capt. L. B Duuham,
Harry Walker, and Nick Pennington
are her popular and excellent officers.
essenramsrs Fr0ssA eur Ezessssasss -ssls
PrTr.BURa. the Commercial OF hurs-
day says: i-
The marks on the Monengahela pier In
dfrated eight feet ten inches and falling
slowly. ON the Allegheny marks there
were large ten teet. 1he weather was
ting of. On the landing a lair amount of
activity was percepttbie, with fair snIp-
ments OF Pittsburgh manufactures.
CINcINNATI.-Ihe Commercial of Friday
says:
Captain H. q. Hart yesterday purchased
one-haH of the Lawrence from MessrH
Thomas A. cassidy aud Robt. Sempie, at
the rate of Sl2,0 for the entire boat car
tain Hart is now the sole owner OF the
Captain Marsh CLARK went out CLERK OF
the Alice Dean, in place OF III. StIloer,
who was detained at home on account OF
Mr.. George L. Reppert Is in the Office OF
the Wauanlta, with Cap ain u a. DFaNo
I,oU1syrLLE. - The Courier Journal OF
Friday says:
The Emma Graham struck a log at Gal
Ifpoiis, sunday, and broke several OF her
tlmbers. she " ent on the docks at Pom
erOy.
Mr. Walter Marratta, clerk of the John
H. Groesb eck, arrived by rail yesterday in
search of his b {. He left her at Baton
Rouge. expecting TO oyertalze her at VIcks-
burg, but missed, and went on 70 MEM phlss
but the boat was too fast Tor him, and ne
came through TO this city and went down
on the Alice Dean TO meet her- during MS
railroad trip three Of the trains upon
which he was travelling met with accI-
The steamer, Mate, while lying at Vim
cennes urlng the storm of Monday night,
had her cabin blown off, and was other
wise damaged.
the Vim. White, IS in the city looking
around for a boat. His presence gave rise
to the report that the Bermuda had been
sold. The epOrt was incorrect.
We reckon that he means AT. Drinkwater.
We would like too see Capt. ALI once more
for monentleast. ru4 a.sa-
ST. LoUIs. = The Democrat OF Friday
says: festfot
River stationery during the whole day.
Missouri River In deep boating order from
Kansas City down. Telegrams report IL
falling above Omaha, and low at some
POINTS The Upper Mississippi Is deciin-
ing. Rise of seven feet suddenly reported
at LasalIe, in the illinois. Slowly rising
at Peoria and below. Low lands all along
are under water. Ohio and tributaries
high, ard Lower Mississippi very much
higher. Weather warm and bright. Bus
mess fair on the rivers. steamers Silver
Lake aud Colossal left yesterday Tor Ben
ton.
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The weather Saturday was cloudy,
warm and pleasant, with continued
indications of rain. The river, during
the tventy-four hours ending at 3
P. NJ, had fallen eight inches. 1t will
be Using again, however, to-day.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
3P. NJ. Saturday include the Waua-
niti, Pittsburg to St. Louis; Mollie
Norton, Henderson to return; Sallie
", Mount Vernon to return; Charm
er, to Cincinnati; Lawrence, Pitts
burg to St. Louis; Morning Star.
louisville to return.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Cumberland, from Cairo; Sam. j.
Hale, from Memphis; Louisville and
Mary Houston, for New Orleans;
Swallow, John Kilgour, Belle Lee,
and Nick Lougworth. from New Or
leans; Romeo, Fanny Brandeis, and
Pink Varble, from Nashville; Kate
Robinson. Robert Burns, aud Maggie
Hays, from st. Louis; Rose Hite, from
Louisville; Shamrock, for st. Louis;
Havana, for Nashville; Ada Lyon,
from Green River; Clifton, for Mem
phis.
miscellaneous
Business was rather active at the
wharf Saturday, though the port list,
was not large.........The Wauanita
Pitts6urg to St. Louis, had asplendid
trip on herself and barge. She dis
charged 400 kegs nails and much
other freight here. Capt. Charley
bravo was in command, and looks as
fine as new pin. Among his pas
sengers was DIR. G.. w. Franklin. OF
Cincinnati, who come down to match
in hight with Menifee, but Mem.
beat him by two inches. which caused
both to smae......The Lawrence ar
rived at 2 P. NJ, loaded nearly to the
guards. Capt. Henry u. Hart is one
of the most popular commanders on
the river, and deserves, as he gener-
ally receives, full trip every time.
He took an involuntary cold bath at
the foot of the falls Friday aight,
going into the river che chHnk." but
being an expert swimmer he foated
ashore, but was fortunate enough
to have another suit of store clothes
with him. Capt. Hart now owns all
the Lawrence...-....The Armada was
filling up beautifully, and would go
out with a splendid trip.........The
Charmer had fair freight and pas
senger trip out, aud large engagements
along the coast above.........The Law
renee discharged considerable freight
here and added some freight and nine
passengers......The Mollie Norton and
Sallie V. had fair trips up. Ga and
after Monday, in order to make close
connections with the E., H. & N. Il.
R., the Mollie Norton will leave
promptly at 3:15, and all freight haul
ed down after PM. must be taken to
the wharf boat of w G. Brown 4 Co,
General Freight Agents of the E., Il.
& N. Il R...........The Louisville, an
nounced for New Orleans yesterday,
follows the Alaska, which is due here
this morning. The Louisville will be
down in a day or two......The Lew
ellin has been sold to Fowler, Lee &
Co, Of Paducah, who will run her in
the Upper Cumberland or Ten
nessee River trade, we are not quite
positive which.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26
Rome MOuldings.

WYE WOULD PARTICULARLY
Wv call the attention of builders and
merchants to an invoice of Rope Mould
ings just received at the Builders Empo-
rium-a new article, never before Offered
in this market, and Just the thing, COM
bining beauty, dura Dtltty, and economy
in a remarkable degree.
BABCOCK & STEELE,
Water Street, bet. Locust and Walnut,
fel0 Evansville. Ind.