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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-25
G.. G. GENUNG, Secretary,

WANTS MoRE.-The Demooraf
city officials seem little dis- &c
neglect the implied injUr posed to
Apostle to. provide Lotion of the
own household. .0r those of their
hotaone of y ~ When seeking office
oonsidp- -nem ever limited that they
suF red the fees and salaries in
Acient, but their anxiety fpr office
seemed to imply that they considered
the positions to which they aspired
as rather STAT taxes Since fairly
ensconced in office, however, with
remarkable unanimity they have dis
covered the leanness of the salaries,
and each In turn ask for more. In
addition to the City Recorder, who
asks that the modest sum of $1,000
per annum be added to his income,
the Market Master, or at least the
Courier for him, asks that his salary
be increased fifty per cent How
would it DO to advertise for some
efficient men who would be willing tC
take these unremuneratiYe offices of
their hands at present s~alaries2 W.
reckon they could be readily found.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-25

RfoH.-One of the richest things-o Of
the season is, the ferryman at Vim
cenhes running his boat against I"
the bridge over the Wabash River at
that place. The ferryman has a
license to run some tin.e.yet, and wkea
the bridge was builded acre.
river, he wanted the hTia1 8 the
to pay him $1,000. ee company
fused to do - ahe company re
he Is aHp and as a consequence
riy ferrying people across the
or, but at half the rate charged by
the bridge company. Hei is making
snecess Of Il.
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sALFl FL0UR4 PoRKl!NAIT.S |!

We offer to the trade -
10000 barrels A SALT.
1000 barrels aud sacks FLOUR of
different brands and grades.
5000 kegs WHEELING NAILS.
A large supply of Bulk Meats,
Lard, Sugar Cured Bacon Hona, dc.
l.. RUFFNER, JR.. q Co,
No. z Main Street, near Water Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-25

PERsoNAL.-We were pleased to
meet Mayor %. Pool, Of Shawnee
town, ia the city on Saturday. 9inos
Mr.. Fred Sellers of Sellers Land
ing, was ia the. city on Saturday, en-
route East. Weregret to learn that
he has been very sick. aud is yet quite
feeble. h4ae
j. s. SpideI, Of the Henderson Re
porter. and John Alsop, of Louisville,
We're In the city yesterday.
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E 4. d \. R. R., Northern Division.
GOING soUfH.'

TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Henderson daily Sundays
excepted, .....-.~-.-~-~.s..~ @..-'- IN
Arrive at HansCm..4.-"~--.@-ass'W AZ ~"
GOING MOTH. Ha
Arrive at Henderson-g---.' :VV Pm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-25
aBW ADVERIISBMGNTS.
CONCERT.

OO4NOGLN4s
FgTHE CONCERT IT'D BE given by the
h genuine Ethiopia Ministries IS for
tie benefit of the Union Aid Club, and
not for b Colored ethodis Sunday
school Library, as advertised on the bills.
The Concert Willtake place at MoZalt Hall,
Monday and Tuesday evenings, February,
.lst and I'd. III janis I'd
s8 In Bankruptcy.
FrTHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that, on
u. the 18th day of January, AID. 1863, a
warrant in bankruptcy was issued against
the estate OF Jacob Lowenberg, of Evans
Vile, Ia the county OF V~anderburgh. and
State of Indiana, who has been adjudged
a bankrupt. on his own petition;
hat. the payment of any debts and
delivery 1..1of any property belong
ing to such bankrupt to him, or
for his use, and the transfer of any
properly By him.is forbidden by law that
d meeting of the creditors of the said bank
rupt, to prove their debts and chOOse one
or more assignees OF his estate, viii be
held at q Court Of Bankruptcy, to be hold
ensat the office of Charles H. ButteTheld,
Evansville. Indiana, on the 9th day. of
February, AID. 1859, at 8 o'clock AN.
BENZ. j. SPOONER,
U S. Marshal, District of Indiana,
jams DIT Messenger.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-25

THE WEATHER.--Yesterda was a
delightful as midsummer, the mercur,
standing at G60 at noon. nm y
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EoEE SALE.

TgDEE sAtE-sTORE-BOAT-The excel-
n lent store boat Uncle Joe" now ly-
ING ia The mouth Of Green River. with
siock and fixtures neatly fitted up, and
with every convenience Tor the trade. The
DpaJ can be seen in the Mouth of Green
hdYer, 3 man with q small family would
nave a ntce home ana nnd n good bargain
ln purchasing 70. CITY pr8peftV would be-
taken ln exchange fox the boat. fja7 DIV
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The change on the Ohio and MISSISSIPPI
Railroad ( place on Monday, Decein-
Der 7th, after which we Will corlect tHe
time table of that Road
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CoNrrnnNnr- Nc &C &C rester.

CoHFIrENnE.--We we're told yester-
day that an old man was vietimi2ed
out of $50 or $50, on the wharf, on
Saturday. By the confidence game.
The old gentleman was ~accosted by a
spruce looking fellow, who inquired if
he was going down On the packet. On
being answered in the affirmative, he
said he was going too if he could get
his goods on board. just then az
other lsprightly youth approached and
suggested to the other that he had
better go up and settle his bill and
get his goods aboard. The first
replied that be guessed he could set
tie it right there if be. had the bill,
The pretended merchant produced a
check for 500, and offered it to the
pretended clerk of some wholesale
house. The clerk said he could not
change it, but asked the old man to
let him have $25. which ne would
bring right down to the boat. The
credulous old man handed out a $50
bill, and the young man gave him S25
in change. He waited some time for
the young man to bring him the.
money, but he came not. To increase
his anxiety, some one rehearsed in
his hearing the story of the hog mer-
chant recently operating innthis city,
and waiting trial. We could not learn
whether the old mar appealed to the
police, or concluded to go home a
wiser though poorer man. Nor did
our informant know whether the $25
received in change was genuine or
spurious. tt6i1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-25

A FAILURE.-We understand Il
sparring match advertised for Satu
day night was q signal failure.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-25

COUNTERFEIT. - We are informed
that a counterfeit $40 United States
Treasury note was passed on q lady
who keeps a grocery store on Fourth
Street, Saturday morning. A descrip-
ton of the man passing it was given
to the police, who are ia search OF
him.. 1t would be well 60 keep a
sharp look out, as it is not unlikely
that there are more of the same kind
in the city to be showed" if posi-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-25

L rL ZLL
EVANSVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.-
A correspondent of the Kentucky
Times writes from Slaughtersville in
highly commendatory terms OF the
Evansville Tobacco market, and says
the prices realized at the sales by Mar
tin, Gardner g Co., in this city, com-
pare fayorably with those of Louis
vile and Paducah.A After urging.
strong reasons why lie believes the
planters in this portion of Kentucky
would find it to their advantage to
sell in Evansville. which we have not
space to repeat, he says:
Il have. sold tobacco at Padueah, at
| Henderson, and at Evansville, aud [
can truly saylI have realized already
far better incentives to %patronize the
last named market than eitheE of~the
Others. / shall do so in future; at
least, I shall give such worthy, hon
orabie and business like men a fair
trial. and modestly bespeak my good
neighbous in Hopkins and Webster
to do the same.
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WANTED.

KTANTED-PARTNERS-On or two
w partners In the Crescent City Floor
ing Mil, or, IL desired the whole Interest
can be purchased. flan7 DIV
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CouRr OF Cow

COURT OF Cow =
usual number MON PLEAs.-The-
ON Saturday IF motions were made
had on morning. and arguments
Comp uemurrers in the Court Of
ne on Pleas. The motion for a
~ trial in the case of Henry Butts,
who had been convicted IN a plea Of
guilty Of stealing certain goods from
Vickery Brothers. was overruled, ana
the prisoner was sentenced to serve
one year IN the p~enitentiary.
The case Of Conrad Jung VS.. Jacob
Meyer was tried by a jury, who TEN
dered a verdict Of s125 for the plain
tiff. This was a case for debt-wages
due the plaintiff from defendant.
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Residence and Parm for Sale.

A~NV3NNWWWH NWfI "a W IWI NMTU8
WfE4E EESTUENCE Of h Iato DT
&s THOMAS Huneie VIII oe Bold nt private
safe. hald farm contains 100 acres, with
improvements To ls about one mile from
ingle'k A%tatiou, on % ". 81 o.. IT,. E., nmd
Ten niies from this city. For further var
lculars.appiE at De. "a. a. huncie's office.
NO. ~ Flfat street, Evansville. jy8tf.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-25
TAXPAYERS, Attention
Dissolution.

rMTEEE FEHM KNOWN as LODGE,
A jenkins a Fender is hereby dissolved.
Ali moneys due the firm to be collected by
Arthur Lodge and Charles Jenkins, and
debts made by the firm paid bv said Lodge
and FL LODGE,
CHAS. JENKINS,
JNO. FENDER,
fanI6 d3w GEO, FENDER.
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CITY NEW S

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GOING NORTH.
Leave Arrive. ArTfves
Evansville. Vfncennes. 4. Hante
Aecon'od't'n,6 $50 d 1885 sol n
Nafl..... SAP A. II :55 SsS M
Vincenoes &C 200 nj 45zR IA ~
COMING SOUTH
Leave Leave ArriVe
Terre Haul Vincelnes. E,yiile.
MAGAZINES Ac ..-..- 6:56 ri
Era5ght II &c. 6:3lA I2:s0 P n 53S u
MaS ga , n 5 rs p MkiS:lSP nc
N. B.-The vincennes Accommodation
rrsin leaving at 2:95 p. M, makes close
1Laan 1s,ah the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad at Yineennes for St Louis ana
Cairo.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-25
~TgRrN.TAREE,
GOING NORTH.

Evansville and CrawlordsvIlle.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-25
HARUWARF:

IN ORDER To CLosE OUT hUR
WINTER STOCK OF
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CoMING SOUTH.
Tarre Hantelana Indiangpolis.

PROM r HAUTl
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-11-07
ny ADELAIDE A. pRocroR.

e. Tho Monk was preaching; strong his earnest word
From tho abundance Of his heart he spoke -
And the flame spread every soul that heard
Sorrow and lovo, and good resolve ayyoke. ..'
The poor lay brother, ignorant aud old
thanked God that he had heard such ords of uoIa
Still let the glory Lord he Thine alone n"
80 prayed the Monk, his heart absorb in praise
Thine be tue glory, if my hands have sovn,
~ The harvest rpcned in Thy niercy's rays 20
II was IhY blessing Lord, thar made my word
Bring light and love to every so,d that heard.
o Lord, I thank Tbes that my feeble strength
Has been so best; that shift hearts and Cold
2 w Sl'e melted at my plcading--knew At length
fi9w sweet Thy service and how cafe Thy fold:
sun holier heights of loving sacrifce.@ - 80
So prayed the Monk when sudaa,,Iy he boo-o.
nv, AZ angel spsakihg thus; " Know, o my son
Ihy words had all been vain bnt hearts We're stirred
And saints were edited aud sinners won Wv '''hitu
= ~ ~, his the poor lay brothers humble ala
VINO sat upon the pulpit stair and PRAYED ~ .-' .
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CATHoMcGrY Is GENEvA.-A correspondent
of London Catholic paper, writing from Ge-
neya, informs us of the progress of the Church
in that city as follows:
Those of your readers who may be visiting
Switzerland viii no doubt be glad TO know
that beautiful church dedicated to ST. Joseph
has been lately opened within two hundred
yards of the Hotel de la Metropolis II is a
Gothic structure with u tower and Bpire and
viii hold between six and seryen hundred peo-
pie. There are schools adjoining the church,
as Also does the presbytery. As this church is
fully half mile from the Cathedral of SOtre
Dame, it is of course great convenience to
/ CATHOLICS residing in the eastern part of the
! town. The bishop at present is absent from
Geneva, but will shortly return and leave for
Rome after the Feast of All Snintss The cathe-
drnl is really magnificent building. On sun
day and holy~dHys thcre-aFe Ave Low Masses,
with a sermon at q o'clock, and another during
the High Mass at 10 O'clock. Large schools for
boys are under the oare Of the Christian Bro
theirs, aud the schools for girls under tho Sis
tiers of St. Vincent dc Paul. There is another
church also ia the old part of the town which
! is crowded at every Mass Such is the growth
Of Gatholicity in this "City OF Calvin"
Those who wish q reliable ursparation for
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THE FLEMAIINGS.
cnArTER II.-CoNr1NuEp..
By MRS. ANNA II. DORSEY.

Ihere, 1t was ont 1t had exploded like n
bomb in the very bosom of this good Puritan
q Iamiiy, that their guest neither Indian
Shle1, or jew, but a papist, than which they
had nothing in greater horror; and here under
their very root, eating at their table nractiL
rites aad nsteTi1g bis
sat in this room of all othcrs, where for gener-
ations God had been worshiped according to
the orthodox teachings of Luther and Knox
An shmau, his speech betrayed nina papist
his little acts of devotion confessed him the
combination was overwhelming, and the meal
was finished in silence, for there was an omin-
GUS look on Martha Trimmings face, seldom
seen, but when seen, they all knew the portent
and respected as well as dreaded it. She fol-
lowed her husband from the room, her step
quick and Grm, her head thrown little back,
q sparkle in her handsome black eyes aud
red spot each cheek. Meanwhile the simple
soul, utterly. unconscious of offence, drew IL
chair up beside Reuben, and told him, with an
effort to be brave and careless over it, that he
had lost his pack" containing all of his
earthly goods, in the drifts. He thought,
well as he could remember, TIL lathe had it when
he saw the lights from the windows, and that
was the last bit of consciousness he felt; did
Reuben think he could get some one to go q
little way with him to look for it ?"
1" I'll speak to my father, sir, when he comes
in" said Reuben kindly. Then he asked if he
had Travelled much in the " old country"
" Yes, the man haG been to France, and Spain,
and AIgiersw Then Reuben, all aglow with
enthusiasm; fshetf-tfttesti@f+-s tfteE-au estion
f, about those beautiful lands OF his poetic
dreams, and if he got no poetry and romance
in exchange he received shrewd, sensible au-
swors, which made him feel happy as il he
were reading Il new book. The girls were busy
over their morning duties in the household,
and when Mrs. Flemming came back she so "
her-sen, his arm leaning on the mans shoulder,
their heads close together that his golden
hair and The others EyrTzzch sIsa
one telling strange tales of other lands the
other listening entranced
"Reuben," she said sharply, % come, get down
some bhndlcs OF yarn to reel don't see how
you can sit around idIing, where all are busy p
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CHATTER III.
Hhdt the F2e,plasi..4a- AoLaALaud Irlnt their Cues
Thought


.. Thought.
It is not as safe to Judge by actions as by the
intention and degree of light which gives ex-
preston to motives in different minds. The
confession of faith made by the stranger at the
breakfast table of the Flemmings; when he
blessed himself in his broad, old country fash
ion, and gave vent to his gratitnde by invok-
ing the Mother of G cd to reward his benefactors,
produced different effects upon husband and
wife. The Elder went away to quiet little
ROOM where he kept his papers, books and
the farm accounts; a room not fine enough to
be called library, office, or study, but matter
of-fact sort of place, where plain desk two
fowiipg-pieee, and array of fishing tackle
completed the furnishing. The books were
sermons, essays, and arguments on Puritanica
doctrines; orthodox, quaint and severe, per-
meated through and through by that anti Ca
tholic spirit which formed one of the integral
essences of their creed books written before
the innovation of newer lights had polished
down its INDUSTRIOUS anCularities and sweeteHed
the bitter waters with something of Christian
charity; books cherished by the Flemmiugs
for the sound doctrine of them, and for tie
sort of moral sheet-anchoT they were TO their
spiritual life. The Elder closed the door, went
to q window, brushed the frost-work from n
paue and looked ont at the snow, which still
fell heavily. He Grnmmed softly on the glass,
and his great eyebrows lowered over his eyes,
a sure sign that he was peTpleXed and annoyed.
But he never acted hastily; it was bis way to
look things squareIy in the face, to measure
and guage themi in length, breadth and depth,
before he undertook to cope with them and
there he stood, girding his thoughts together
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FuBrrsHED wEEKLr M

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The Most Rev. Archbishop j. NJ Opry. Preei
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Rev CoRNKLius MOUNTAIN, Rev. Il. j. KRNNTs
Rev JEREMIAH Mo9aiHAss- Mr.. HUGH AfcCLos.
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FTTZwfLLfAM, Secretary.
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Those who wish q reliable preparation for
nGweT. --s-.
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! Assve.sa y - a.s.. Rev. A,sla,.asp.

we approve Of the afafesasd M, & .L g,
taking, and commend AZ 10 sho Catholics
of cur Diocese. ~ 800 s-'' ~
g. M Ahcnnrsnor on NEW pn1rAs,s.
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Tst'RsE -Four nsllas. Per Ahnus., i Asvsass:e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-18
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'S.
ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
HORSE AUCTION MART,

HORSE AUCTION MART,
assffA $ 5;s, sSSS s5;afS
Gentlemen having pryss ss!.b.h%sn,. wsisb siey wish
horse lns viii find 10 sSer to cali on
Our dealings are almost exclusively with merchants and
saishlfcrward prnclplss which govern Honorable
ps91ps GOOD s,sSns sls s"Ss for horses private sale
We give the purchaser Of horse that is warranted
.'SHS WIZ
RACES ac at private and pubic sales liberal advances
made on Ssfif Tas
dam sg She
sna e 81 Ss free from y
pole s4s troed half mile n single "a C !, one Of q the the
tom % be surpassed aud warranted 70 beat 2S and is
Bay Horse ISL hands, years, kind and true in all har
M SsSs u ne free om Nee sood
srs free stylish driyes kind and True ,osshsr with
s.evens also Of double Harness, pair Dress Blankets
Four very top wseons; two hne top and no top
Pony Phaeons Roekawsy,, no soP Wssons A. "a Nc
free from vice, fne traveller; warranted sound kind aud
Bay Mare sired by Black Hawk. dam American Star, ll4
hands years. Kind In al harness gooi uader saddle free
from vice rols in 81 minutes very ssysh warranted sound
White spotted Mare eu. q Black Hawk mare r, and Dan
good saddle free from Wee warranted to rol in ~
very yosnemans Road Taaon sIa anu
OF Vermont Morgan mare and Ethan Alien
horse Is hands, years. kind In all harness and under sad.
de vice. warranted TO trot Ia 2:f5 sae and
warranted sound kEd and true, together with seat Road
WAGON butt by dubois, and set Harness, &c. &C.
Bac Mare Is hands, years. Kind In all harness sold for
Fright bay Horse IS hands, years. kind In all harness.
free from vice; very Syshi Warranted sound, Kind and
true.
hay Horse 1s hands, years kind in a harness. free
from vico good travellers sylish; warranted sound, kind
and true.
Bay Mare Is4 hands. coming years, kind in s haraes.
saddle, vice; warranted mile IN f0
kind and and warranted sound She Is by Flying Rather
Sandy Nell and dam BY Messenger has In ST.
Black Horse l51o hands, years, Kind In all harness; .
fne worker and free from any vice.
Black Horsc, l5k hands, years, kind In all harness
superior business horse free from and kind
and true.
Dspie gray Horse, 10 hands, years. kind in all harness.
free good travellers stylish warranted sound
Park Phaetons made by city maker with pole
and shafta
Butcher Cart. IN good order.
Several other Horses, Wagons, &C., &c.
Full description time of sale.