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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-17

Sebastian goes away this evening to New York
and thence to Europe, while the HsnIons leave
for Texas; but Pau, the wonderful young Rus.
sian, will remain. He appears at Mr.. Popes bene.
fit this evening at the st. Charles, and tomorrow
night commences an engagement at the Academy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19
"a b DRDTNANCE EsNrARLIsHINta

a n ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING
In nine Election Precincts within TIE
city of Evansville, and prescribing the
places at which the voters OF she several
Wards shah vote at city. elections, and FIX
ing the place for the meeting OF the Return
Judges, passed \ eDfuary is, 1886 tt
SECTION l. BE it ordained 10y the Com
that skId cay be, and the same hsfe bv ~
divided into Nine Election Precincts, TO DO
known by the names and numbers OF the
several wards OF the city, and elections
snail De held therein az the following
First Precinct. First Ward, at the store
or residence OF BeEnard Rusche. on Second
street, between Gum street and Avon
second Precinct. second ward, at the
store OF "A: j Gillette, corner of Fourth anu
Third Precinct. Third Ward. at the En-
gine House, corner OF Third and alnnt
F'ourlh Preeinc. Fourth Ward at the
.Flhh Precinct. Fifth Ward, at the Ea-
CINE House, OBJ Vine Street, between, Sec
ond and Third Streets.
sixth PIecinet, sixth Ward, at the Union
Engine House. Lamasco, corner OF Fourth
= Seventh Precinct, Seventh Ward, at the
store OF William kOiie, corner of Franklin
street aud Fulton Avenue.
Eighth Precinct. Eighth Ward, at tile
store OF Joseph Heigier, corner OF Canal
Strcet and Setslud Avenue .g1a
denee of +. SchenK, corner OF Main and
Eighth streets. ftzH a4
ShCiIoN 2 The qualified voters of tile
city Of Evansville are hereby prohibited
from voling at any city election In any
preciuct o her than the one in which they
respectively reside.
SE TON 3. The places herein designated
for the holding OF elections may be changed
TO any other place IN either OF the several
wards by order OF "A majority OF the men,
bers Of the Common Council present at any
meeting thereof
SECTI n A. On the Wednesday next sue
at a
hours OF ten O'Clock Am. and two O'Clock
P. M. OF said day, the Judges or InspectO Is
of The several w ards or eiec ion precincts,
holding certificates of the result OF any
election IN such wards or precincts, shall
meet at the Council Chamber for the pur-
pose of competing their certificates, and
discharglng the duties imposed by the
seventeenth section OF the Charter OF the
City.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and AFTER its
passage and publication.
~ Elal VIM. fl. WALKER, nj ayor.
Attest:l A. NJ MCGRIFF, Clerk,
fel9 st BY 4. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
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RFVER ~ w 8
Fgr otner Esgs,. IssMs Sc 7nslt f.lge.

The weather continued clustering,
bat mild, up to midnight, the wind
blowing regular gale from the south
west. The river was slowly declining,
but will rise seen. The additional
arrivals and departures up to mid
night, include the Tarascon, Louis
VILE to return; Glendale, Pittsburg
to ST. Louis Alpha, from Nashville !;
lobe HIATT, from lPadncah; Louisa,
from Wabash River; Nick Long
worth, 81 louisville to New Orleans !;
Quiekstep, 10 Cairo; Lewellin. to
Eastport, and the packets to Hen
Ederson.. - ...The Taraseen had "a big
trip......Tbe Alpha had about forty
.hogsheads of tobacco aud a lot OF
cordwood She returns to Nashville
at O'Clock to day. Captain Ryman-
and Mr.. Gfacy, herichief officers, are
accomplished gentlemen...........The
Glendale came into port minus pilot
house. Full details of her experience
yesterday afternoon will be found I'M
der the head OF City News. The
Quickstep and Leweilin had magnif-
cent trips out......s-.The Glendale was
loaded to the guards. She was rig
ging temporary steering apparatus
last night, and would leave before
morning...............The Nick. Long
worth arrived at midnight and lies
over till early this morning to
receive a large lot of freight............
The Louisa had splendid trip from
the Wabash, being loaded to her
guards She returns to the Wabash
to morrow evcning...-.....The Tobe
Hart is a small stern-wheel steamer
from Paducah, Captain Thompson
commanding. 49,. Engineers and pilots
in this vicinity should remember that
Captain george Heughton Local In
spector for this district, is in the city,
stopping attheAmerican House, ready
to renew licenses and transact all
official duties. He will remain here
until Monday. Call around and have
your licenses renewed. We are glad
to learn thatgthe laws of the United
State-. regulating the running Of
steamboats, on. Western waters. will
be rigidly, but not arbitrarily, enfore-
ed by the Local and Supervising In
spectors. Captain Houghton, since
his arrival here, has inspected the
Clara Scott Hartford and Sallie Y.
Other boats will be inspected o-day.
80. ,aa The Sam. Orr arrived from
E4stport at II o'clock this morning.
and returns ON Saturday.
Nick. Longworth will not get off till
nine or ten o'clock this morning--a
rare opportunity for people going
South. She has large engagements
below.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19

FROM TERRE EAUTF
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III In TEST MO MUM. - immediately
after the accidents on the Glendale,
yesterday, ameqting of the passengers
and crew was called. After appro-
pirate religious services by the Rev.
r. ID. Nevins, Mr.. w. K Thomas
was chosen Chairman and Mr.. A. X
BIinn Secretary. Rev. r. ID. Nevins,
b. s. Bartram and A. K. Blinn re-
ported the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, we the passengers and
crew of the Glendale, having by the
Grace of God been delivered this day
from great and imminent peril by fire,
wish to make our acknowledgment of
the services of the officers and crew
of said steamer for their exertions, to
which and our God we owe our
safety In life and property;
fRes0Lred, That Ia the origin of the
fire no fault or carelessness can be at
ributed to them.
ResOfUed. That the thanks of the
passengers be given to Captain j. nj +.
Hare and the pilot, Captain Fuller:
Mr.. CLARK, steersman; Mr.. McClin-
took, engineer, and Mr.. Kennedy,
Steward TOR their firmness and manly
efforts to control the fire and direct
the vessel and that unto God and the
labors of officers and crew and their
wisdom is due our safety.
Resofred, That these resolutisns be
published in the daily papers.
w. K THOMAS, Chairman.
A Il gr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19

GREAT DISAPPOINTMENT. - Philip
Phillips, who was announced to APP
pear here last night, was taken sud-
denly sick at Vincennes, and was I'M
able to fiji his engagement. The
people were much disappointed, as a
large audience was prepared to- greet
him. We hope our people will yet
have an opportunity of hearing this
distinguished vocalist.
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III. II EEkNOH q %.
anai dp nlA1H ",


Mes. a. mmd 40 MAIN @W..
#Fr f.VhH8VfLLH, iHp
wWYMO WANTS a NHOE CAMHHH
w 40 o reasonable price. and hp tfnu-
bile about it3
A0v, - zoe timo ~ mako youf W11 or
EFtffu8n hnndaOrle lhftlfaH0f fIffrIfs nuA
at 6lIe same tlmf make home nB comfort
iLoW PRicE-, 0EEArEDUUEMENr8
AmD GOOD ADNIClf
Ifu order " reduce our stock before mnta
lnn onr annual Invoice On January iaf
i'''' s y slTiSf tf.sfr 80 DAYS 500
to offer Our Darpeu nt tho lowest pufsIb
q sares THAT will pay coat. oa14iegas ana ff-
a 10. IN order O. give employment to
our Carpet makers AND Upnoislefafn ant-
AID Lgy DOM ava Cfrpefa we leii ilu lHuu-
afy iM FftEE OF GuAmdE. 'AI HopdH
delivered nee. All work gIturoIiieeH
Il Gur stock o. MnttinRs, OF NQ.h#f ih-
miees, NNall Papers, and hQhfe inEn lHhlnH
Goods, generally, b. larger Than aii ntlni1
Gn that Iuel now fu our city comm greg.
WG uruuQae u hHn fhnm 81 low a. iliN#4
wofsflA are Fetfiteu fm thg Dltft. Hiali.f
we nro ctdfHafUciu % This liue ut nNrInt.ts
~ m. Ala hvmmHville. Every Mlmu tn ltlH
frade.H civ Business fs dlNlnrnE Ilnu.t
20 70 "a shoe Store Tor putt8 va ptNlH1. y
Don't buy rlce On rat-titl nlea in 3 cfHrlls
linery shop Don't inlnk yo4 eaa i'it.e
Don 2 buy your GA ft ETh tu nE r
fUUDa HOUSE. EhH ndVlno NlfH 0uf
COMPROMISING fer DAD dnyel Oh given gF1tf
~ iHe ee,teat 9l az N'faHh e w0V f"'-
ifvansviiie IND Iee. ,lses. 1905
$4,000 tnMAAH sH#
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Hotel for Rent

hfnE nhW HOTEL. or THEm ooruor
~ 81 court nnd Marsef Street. 81 pr-
aneans Kentucky, is for rent. Tne hniid-
80 fNs4Aahi M.Aity FQonH, All we'll nuinhed
lh lhe same build ug for remit Thfe nouan
ls very desirDlT ipea lfd ln ono III me
further particulars apply to F. H q - -
q ROSS broadway Rouse, Radnenb. Hou-
tuckY, or H. p. READ. Evnuavllio. fnf
Pnducah, KY, Feb lB, ia09 Ifni0Ied
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BEAUTIFUL SUNsETs.-During the
past several evenings our citizens on
Water Street have been treated to a
series of magnificent sunsets, some
times of azure and gold, then orange
and vermillion, and last evening it
was of ultra-marine blue with silver
frineing.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19

CUMBERLAND MITE.-The ladies of
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
hold their regular mite meeting in
the basement Of their Church. corner
Of Second and Chestnut Streets, to-
night. These social entertainments
are marked by great cordiality, " a
regular feast of reason and a flow Of
soul" Everybody is invited.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19

DAhK NIGHTs.-We admire econ
omy in the administration of the af-
fairs of the city, but we do not see
the economy Of leaving the city in
darkness after the moon sets at 8 or 10
o'clock. especially as the Gas Com
pany charges just the same, and the
salaries of the lamp-lighters go on
just the same as if the lamps were
brightly burning.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19

D For pure Drugs, Medicines
and Liquors for medicinal use, Ivory
Sets, genuine imported, Perfumes,
Colognes, Pomades and Fine Brushes,
go to Schuermann & Burford's Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
at all hours. jan13 6mos.
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kbkIH On "Wednesday, February I7tb
~ G:3O M, after lingering illness, NJ rs.
BARBARA =. KERTH, aged AZ yea s, 3
months and Q days.
Funeral services from her residence, ON
sixth Street. between Sycamore and Vine,
this friday afternoon, at o'clock. The
friends of the fam ly are respectfully in
vited TO attend without further notice.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19

DRYING UP.-Old Sol. did more for
the improvement of the streets. yes
terday, without costing the city cent.
than the Street Commissioners did
during the week in last November,
when their joint bills were over 81, 900.
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IoCAL NOTICES.
Trimming Satins and other new
goods just received at HUGHES.

FoR SALE. "A nice Isoo-stora
Dwelling House. with five rooms ant
cellar, in the best part of the city
will be sold below its value and part
ly on time. Cali to dag, as L am re-
duested 10 sell soithout delay. ~ e. 4
m ALvAH JOHNSON 1
feb3 IF Real Estate Agent. +
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RELIGIOUS.

GORGE II. FLOWER, of Illinois. is
" holding a prOtracted meeting in the
Court House I'm this city. George +. Is the
great Bon Preacher OF the West, and may
be heard at the above place any night this
week. He expects to preach until after
next SIaday. Lfel4 dSt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-Mr. John
H. Scott, with his usual promptness,
has laid upon our table Gody's Lady's
Book for March. 1t is a charming
number, and should grace every lady's
table.
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ga Toilet and Fancy Articles al
BRIDwELL & Co. s Drug Store, cor
ner of Third and Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. Loc26 dtf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

KTGTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN the undersigned has this day taken
out letters OF administration on the estate
of John b. Putnam, late OF VandeTburs n
County, deceased. Said estate Is supposed
TO be insolyent. JOHN Ii. MORGAN
February ~, 1868. fel9 a3w
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A NOBLE PREsENT.-We saw on
board the steamer Lewellin yesterday
a line specimen of the Golden Eagle,
which had been presented to Captain
j. il DaVy by some of his friends up
the Tennessee River. He was in a
chicken coop aud we could not get a
fair sight at him, but could see that
he is handsome bird. He was ovi
IDENTIFY not satisfied with his imprison.
ment, but was continually striding
backward and forward in his COOP
like lion in its cage.
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For RENP.-A desirable dwelling
house, containing ten rooms, large
yard, plenty fruit and shrubbery, on
Sixth Street, between Main and Syca-
more. Possession given 18th inst.
Enquire Of KELLER 81 WHITE.
fah6tf fuafzssY aHsssa
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FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family -four. sold IA the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye flour for
sale by II. D.aAllis s. Co., First St.
second door below Vine.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
SHENANDOAH LINEs.


TO LoUIsyILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock AM. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday ut Z
O'Clock p. NJ.
TO CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at
o'clock p. NJ.
To GREEN RTvER.-Every Monday and
Friday at 5 o'clock P. II. Every Thursday
al q o'clock p. NJ.
TO EAsTPoRT.-Every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at4 o'clock p. N.
To HESDERsoE-Datlys except Sundays,
Rt 3 O'Clock PM. .
TO NAsHvILLE-Every Wednesday and
Saturday at p. NJ.
no MEMPHIs-Every Tuesday at p. M.
RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
Wiley carrying the mall, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays.
days and Fridays at 7 A. n. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. n.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily Tex
eept sundays at A. N. Arrives daily tex
eept Sundays) by p. Ne
To NEwBURG.-HacK daily Except sum
aay) from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'Clock P. NJ.
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The change on the Chic and Mississippi
Railroad takes place on Monday, DeceTn-
Der 7th. after which we viii correct the
time table of that Road.
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KT as,SssAs, * q q 2 3 .affV.h haKe opened
tween Locust stuts A'nfnfil iNud sHail lTa4l
constantly on hand full supply.
= Having had hose attached ~ fpy Wate
very moderate - rhaBiitA "a aa ~
ORDERS LETT &C nj fesiii1s 90 'On Walhn
Sire {. between Third and Fourlh, VIII n
promptly nIled THOMAS Bff1iffM.
dessg dam a5tsAait N-tf4tl
49, ts..fa annm
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B@Fish & Barter have received
Denlerest's Mouthly and Godey's
Lady's Book for March.
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BAooN LARpli FIouR!l Pork

BAooNI LARDli FLoURll PoRKFl
1000 Sugar Cured and Plain BaccPa
Hams, Bacon Shoulders. Clear Sides,
s. g. Breakfas Bacon Ia I OF our
own curing, and aoarrdnted to glee
satisfaction. iao-a sssFit ffsr.ia
100000 pounds Buzk .Nfdts.
500 tierces, Kegs. and cans Choice
Lard,
5000 barrels and sacks Flour, diff
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HUNDREDS of people in this vicini-
ty are suffering from diseases of the
blood, which may be easily cured by
the use of DIR. J. ". 1'oland's Humor
Doctor. Sold by Cloud X Akin.
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PERSONAL. General Laz. Noble,
late Clerk Of the Supreme Court, and
formerly Adjutant General of the
State, paidlus a visit yesterday. Cen
eral Noble Is preparing to return to
Vincennes, where we hope to receive
from him moro frevuent visits.
Mr.. NJ. N. Booth, chief of tn Ohio
River Telegraph Line. was in the city
yesterday. He is about to commence
operations on the Indiana shore line,
to Roekport. and in month or two,
at farthest, we expect to be in imme ;
date communication with Louisville
VIA Rockport.
We were surprised and delighted
by meeting on the street yesterday
our old and much esteemed friend
Captain Ed. Judge, formerly clerk Of
the wild-winged Liberty No. 2, Capt.
Judge has been for some time past
quite Ill at Henderson, but is up
again, and with his highly accom-
plished lady are on a visit to friends
in this city. He receives a cordial
welcome from his hosts of friends
here.
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Heroic Conduct of fissrs and Crew
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l.. RU11F1FNEH, JR. &Oe., ! /
feb12-tf No. Z Main. near Water ST
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ALMOST PERSUADED TO SPEAK
THE TRUTH.-The organ of the city
authorities was very nearly betrayed
into speaking the truth yesterday
morning, relative to the condition of
the streets of the city. We remember
that some weeks ago it said very dis
tinctly that the streets had never
been in such a horrible condition as
at that writing, but as soon as it dis
covered that it had stumbled upon
the truth for once, it tackled right
about. We shall see if it gets fright
ened and goes back on itself again.
REooRDER's CouRT.-Captain VIII
lard is still sick, and Justice David
son again filed his place yesterday.
Only one case was before him.
Mrs. Hamburger. wife Of the re-.
nowned Philip, was charged with hav.
ing used abusive language toward,
another woman. She was fined 81
with s. So costs.
Warrants were issued against tw,
boys for throwing stones ut woman
and dog case was also on the taps
The warrants had not been serve,
when we visited the Recorders Court
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ZOE SALE

'Eg-aftM AAH.Es+Aiffou unn fa live hundred
a. barrels copper whisky either lu bond
.or ffse. IN HUHh0Hn N INEIE
iFiH iui NuluuigWn5 kH.
|HfHHe
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Marrow Escape Of the Glendale.
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pnor House AND TEXAS 3 URYED
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rs CeRREeTIoN.-By trusting to co.
temporary. we were led into an error
yesterday, relative to sales of tobacco.
The law referred to only covers all
smoking, fine cut. chewing tobacco. or
snuff After July 1st, 1869, all other
manufactured tobacco Of every de-
scription shall be taken and deemed
as having been manufactured after
the passage of the act of July 10th,
1868, and shall not be sold or offered
for sale, unless put up and stamped,
- JoI hxy tbat ook
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as proVldcd by That act.

ALI manufactured tobacco, there
fore, in the hands of dealers after the
dates above named, not packed and
stamped with tax paid stamps, as re-
quired by the new law, must be SO
packed and stamped at the .expenseof
the, owner orsholder, before being sold
or offered for sale, though tax may
have been previously paid on it.
The tax is not. to be assessed and
collected from dealers as it was from
manufacturers under the former law !;
but it is their duty. after the dates
named above, to buy stamps from their
collector, and properly stamp their
tobacco, not so stamped, before offer
ing it for sale5 and it is the duty of
Internal Revenue officers to exercise
the. utmost vigilance to prevent the
sale Of unstamped tobacco after the
dates named above. And when par
ties, after those dates, are found sell
Ing unstamped tobacco, steps should
be Immediately taken for their indiet-
ment. ss8f
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Northern Division.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Henderson daily Sundays
eXcepLG1l,l 81
Arr1WG Mt Hanson s40
GOING NORTH.
Leave Hanson. I'D A m
Arrive at Henderson.................- z SO AN
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y NASHVILLE, Feb. 1S.--The river is
falling, With 64 feet. on Harpeth
Shoals. aWeatbcr fair and pleasant,
Arrived Romeo, from Evansville (;
Milbrey. from Cincinnati; Talisman,
from Cairo. Departed-Talisman, to
Cairo; Havana, to Cincinnati.
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.zg7sfsa AZ ~ r--lEJ - & less H0uat--no
- MigAA sfraHi, thrse doors nom ihe
eorurr uf fhir0 street For particular
apply 70 "A NInUH LODGE.
ftbi q. n. JENKINS.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
EvansvtlIs and CrawfordsvilIe.
GOING NORTH.
COMING SOUTH.

Leave Leave Arrive
Terre Raute. Vincennes. E'ville.
Viacennes Ac -----..----.. ZIG A N g:IS A n
Freight & Ac. 81 A NJ II 80 N 5 :33 P n
Maif.-...--..---... 3 .03 p N SIS d s:l8P NJ
N.B-The Vincennes Accommodation
Train leaving at 2:O5 P. NJ, makes close
connection with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad at Vincennes for st. Louis and
Cairo.
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7-qpK .aENT THE AMERICA
- bOHH & n Que Ut Che hrst hotels iu
I LvHfmVlfie. Indiana Ii ls located iu the
inihsi 81 the business part OF tfe CifVs
I1htA on water street. nnmr Use corner OBJ
water and Sycamore, nnd nns Hulrudla
tihl WV & Dos iNfMf WM0 nftfu utnN iUm#5
! BE- ftata tietn u bqunN hDm Mnn Street.
uhd ls eart OF mersa FROM the gnfri fnll-
inad, nHd surrounding country. I0slrffI9H
0tteH april 80, 1863. AnuiV f0
AVIAN 1OHfe0N, Admir-.
u 1anIldtf. UvnnsvIIla fua
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FOE SALE.
FOUND.

Took T-BOOK A pOcket-book be-
longing to p party in Tennessee. Has
i1sen left at the Journal Office TO await me
CWner. lielo
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WFOEt SALE VALUABLE MAIN
* STREET PROPERTY That nBlrndIa
propfrtN knpwu nH aho Nntcr ufnnoriyt
= tufHfHI 90 ule west tnruer OF MINI and
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property is offered FOL sale nt low figures
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Corner Locust and Third Streets.
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Novel Method of navigation.
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River Dispatches.

LoUfsvIf1E, Feb. Weather
clear and cool The river is falling,
with 8 feet 4 inches in the canal,
MEMPHIs, Feb. 1s.-Weatfer clear
and warm. The river rose 10 inc hes.
DepaFted-Henry Ames and Belle St.
Louis, for st. Louis; Richmond,
Thompson Dean, Alaska and Magen-
ia, to New Orleans Lndianato Louis
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ment, he was somewhat frightened,
but recovered in moment and joined
vigorously in the effort to extinguish
the fire. Capt. Hare entered protest
here, and at once set to work to rig
new steering apparatus, and will pro-
ceed on his voyage. The estimated
damage to the boatis 81 800 to $4,000.
The boat is insured in Pittsburg OF
fees. for $4,000. The cargo is, no
doubt, also, insured. and is very
valuable one. The freight lst is not
insured. The oldest steamboatmen
In the city declare they never heard
of boat being saved under such cir
cumstances.