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COACH, sf1f PTs Il aroS. s.S;' f5s fs'f' WAGON.
One Curtain Coach made BY Erews.er Of Broome street,
wagon made By slexssT Broo%s
Two s Sets fine double HAIRLESS arm ua''
m One N. set snse Harness Ladies and gents sadde' Bits
Al to be sold without reserve close estate the highest
GRAY TRoTTING hARE-ThorOushbred Messenger
M sG s KIND ans ns al
u now warranted to Tot mile n mnases free driver;
roNw asTHBiIsHMENr Black pony Horse. long name
and tail ~ ysars kind and true IN all
s fer ads and Ghdrsns
SS 'S good Hfs'9si al.o %'a set Low
BAY TRUTTINa HORSE, 1b,l hands. . years. kind and
true IN a harness. free from vce troted last tau
warranted mile "a minutes very stylish war.
rantcd sound.
PONY ESTABLISHMENT-Eth Allen gray Horse, long,
flowing name and tail I'm hands, eight years
ia all harness. splendid under Saddle from vice. fast
travellers AFRAID OF nothing; ambitious and rafny
driver stylish; warranted sound together with
NU-TOP PONY PHAETON-CIty built In GOOD order
Also set Pony Harness, Blankets &c. &c.
ROAD TURNUUI-loA hands, seven years. kind and
true in AL harness and under saddle spen
did raveer OF great bottom and endurance very styh;
warranted sound; together with
NO TOR ROAD WA.oS cry built, in good order set
BLACK HORSE, raised in Kentucky, Is hands, years;
kind and true in all harness s the hnest saddle
horses Ia the cy free from vice good traveller very sy
ish warranted sound.
BROWN HORSE, long name and tall 16 hands, 2 years;
Kind and In all harness and under sadde from
vice good traveller stylish has been used In private
family for carriage driving.
BAY HORSE, 16s4 hands, years; kind and true in all
harness. free from vice. good aveler excellent for
BROOD MARE, sired BY stockbridgs Chief he by Long
Island Black Hawk; l5 hands, kind and
Tree from vice. rot 49, colt sold for $s0O;
OF the best brood mares in the country.
BAY MARE, all black points, long and tall, i5x
hands, years. kind and true In all harness. free from vice.
fast traveller superior for business am
ranted sound
Several other Horses top top Wagons, Harness.
Blankets Halters. &C. Full descriptions tme OF sale.
4 PRIVATE GENTLEMAN WISHES TO SELL His
"A ME team bay Mares driven by ladies; Coupe
RcckaRay Harness, Buggies. NEAFiE,
1850 Third avenue corner Eighty sixth street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc,

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
T AUCTION.
n Speed, Speed, Speed, Speed,
warranted, warransed,
sale.
Gray Mare, Thoroughbred Messenger,
f6E hands, years. warranted sound, kind true, and
warranted to beat three minutes sac
2b0 condition, and has handled for speed.
Bay Kentucky Horse 15 hands, years. sound
kind and true and warranted to tro In three minutes
saie has troted Ia Rensselaer, PARK track 2:4fk.
Satisfactory time will be given the speed Of both
Horses II they don't show time guaranteed the
money will be refunded.
At auction this day Friday,
April !, at - O'Clock,
BY JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL,
At their Auction Mart,
il3 East thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue
Look at catalogue above for full description Horses
Carriages.
We never postpone a sale OH account OF the weather.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


AMUsEMENTs-NIsTH PAcK-Foursh, 9th and sixth
aaS ra51as
BOARD AND s1a io6SsS IssSSd PAarss
pRo6RlYa SKI SS'ane REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rwrLrru
BusIEfss
SSsh EsTzfE S5s
cnBsRs usd asS sns col
coAcHMEN AND GARDENERS -BlEvEsru PAGE
CoAsTWHsE rs sfEXSsaTSFnsr i PAor-Fins and sixth
so
column
DRY GooDs1FIRsT M ,; PAsE-;sx.h M M &c solSmp v
FUkNisHED- PAaE-FouHh and Sfsh
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS PAoE-Fif.h column.
EYE9fESDFnnsHR EYES nSD sSams column
fFISAESALs,sTs FDs sS%a ssa.
French ADvEsTSssM ESlsEnHvssTm PAos-s.sA
HELP WANrED-MALEs- -ELgvEsrH PAaE-sl.a col
HELP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAoE-Fourth
HORSES CARRIAGES &o-FIRsr PAaz-second, third
uorrIs ana fourth sut Columns CO. as s.oon. .o,,ur
hotEEs sooSs as @SSiES sissr rAar-s.A
oqg s9Ymp
sasssssssa sssn'
LOST AND FOCND-fIEsr PAGE-Fourth column.
MACHINERY Y-TwELFTH PA9E--first column.
MATRIMONlAL-rwELrTH PAoE-sixth column.
AEDlCAL-TwELfTH PAGE- Second column.
MILK AND CsEAM-SEOo.p PAaE-Sixth column.
MILLINERY AND DRLsSMAKlNG FIRST PAGE-sixth
MISCELLANEOUS Observation-Disclosures PAGE
Sixth column.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PACE Sixth column.
MUSlCAL-NISTH PAGE-Sxth column.
NEW PUBLIcArIONS--Tw ELFTu PAGE-Slxth column.
PERSONALS FfEaT PAGE-Frst column.
PIASOFORfES-NISTH PAGE-Foarh column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TwELfrH PAGE-Fourth, nth and sixth COL
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-TwELfru PAax-s1,h
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwELFTu PAGE-sIth
RELIGIoTs EoTICEs-FrRsr PAoE-Four.h column.
REWARDS-FIksr PAGEFourh column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET--SECoND PAaR-
Fifth and sixth columns
SALES AT AUCTION-NISrH PAaE-First and second
columns.
sITUATIONs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
First, second. third and fourth columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Fourth and fifth columns.
SPECIAL NOTICES FIRST PAoE-First and second
columns.
sPoRTING~DoGs. BIRDS, &o.-FiRsr PAeE-second
sTALLlUNs-FrHsr PAGE-second column.
ETORAGE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
SUMMER RESOKTS--SECoSD PAGi--Second column.
THE TRADES-ELEyESTH PAGE-Sxth column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Seeond column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUKP0SES-SEooND PAGE
Third column.
TRAyELLERS' GUIDE-Flnsr PAax-sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FtRsT PAGE--Sixih column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
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COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DACfFfC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMpANY's
l. through line to
California and China.

Calliornla and China.
Through rates New WY S'fFi'S
acccrdins 10 location Of BERTH 70 e''
include ber.l. board and ali n.cs..ares ios
Steamers of the above pier ~ North river foot Of
Canal street, at IL O'Clock noop,
except when those days fall Sunday then the day pre-
One hundred pounds of baggage adult Msdi.
ALASKA, Captain Gray connecting with steamer
Steamer AMERICA will leava San Francisco Aprl 30 1870
fIsyhs fsr xGaskA received until. P. NJ on Monday,
april Al usual facilities afforded shippers In collecting ia
For freight or passage Tickets and all further information
+. R. BABY. Agent
stA1cs Msf S4t hSHS4
nesee, tssy ss5yrh ha9se'' 0'''S pre-
assoes ssp.Snj viH Slss
MoRRo CASTLE Captain T. Adam, via Nassau. April Il
s.G WHEELER; yr, President,
No. Bowling Green.
HAyaSA, sisAL ASD VERA CRUZ.
twenty days. from pier y Ea.s rvs ia O'clock
CITY s' u iHeafs ahass nss Saturday, Ap,
r ~ ~, .........sAtdrday' apr"
''' f.xLEYANpRE SONS. So Broadway
sailing Saturday ossfGs s 'ssesn: xey West.
ryias Al M sns Hsse ss'fi WiTNaroy Captain o., 40
East river, will sail SATURDAY April sooner II (ai
All goods for Houston tho interior will be forwarded BY
Our agents, kessrs. r. n. McMahon X Co., free,
For freight or passage arpy TO
G. H MALLORY 4 CO, is3 Maiden lane.
DUERTo PLATA, SANTANA. ST. DOMINGO
l. The United States Mall steamship
TYBEE,
Captsn Il. A. Desnoy
will lsave FOR the above ports Thursday March ST. a3
O'Clock =. NJ.
For freight or passage Apply TO
sPoFFoRp, TfLEsroS 4 CO.
~ Broadway.
LNOk NEW ORLEANS DidECf.
l. The Cromwell steamship Line,
leaving pier No. North river a O'Clock M fo,lows
GEOk0E WASHINGTON, Captain 0ager. ..........Aprl2 2
Freight received daily Through given for Galveston
Indianola Mobile and ST. Louis.
Cabin passage S5o siesrage S5 For passage freight
aprlyto II. B. CROMWELL L CO., ss West s,ress
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WANTED TO LEASE OR PURCHAsE-ON EASY
terms. small three story high soop House, with i'm.
provcnens In New York, Brooklyn Jersey City; gcnset
neisbborhood. Address, with particulars, ECONOMY,
lIerald Office
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -A;,,oRrHANs HONE LOTTERY OF THE STATE
S.::f,s Gas: sss.4 sS 81 as Is, ~ g. 49, e.
An for tickets and circulars 10 he addressed 70
MCINTYRE, McBRlEN, HERNDoN, COLBUkN. BAsK-
EkvlLLE CO, Managers, Columbus, Miss.
Information furnished NJ 3l6 CAna t5l Chatham, $50
Seventh avenue and i2S Greenwich street, Coin pstd for all
prizes
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w ROOM between Tenth and Tweny-third streets and
Fourth and Sixth avenues would prefer in private fam
IL and fronting square. Address s. H. Co. Dor f761
Posi- ONCE.
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TlIAMOND JEwELRY (IMITATION) SET IN GENUINE
~ 10 carat gold, have all the brilancy Of the
and costly diainonds Kelaiied at wholesale prices
JOHN FOaGAN, Importer, 10 Nassau street,
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JOHN FoaGAS, Importer, 10 Nassau street.
T ooK OUT FOR THE GREAT CARTOON TO-DAY.
SURRENDER OF THE Y. D.
THE LAST OF THE TUscARoRAs.
EVENING TELEGRAM.
THIS GREAT rApER.
NOW RAPIDLY INCREASING
IN CIRCULATION AND
POPULARITY, CONTAINS
ALL THE NEWS
ALL THE NEWS
ALL THE NEWS
ALL TIE NEWS
ALL THE NEWS
FOR TWO CENTS.
FOR TWO CENTS
ALL THE EVENTS OF THE DAY.
EVENING TELEGRAM.
GENERAL ITEMS BY
TELEGRAPH AND MAIL
LOCAL MATTERS BIZ
LARGE AND ABLE
CORPS OF REPORTERS
TIE TELEGRAM
is THE ONLY EVENING PAPER
CONTAINING TELE0KApnIc SPECIALS
FROM WASHINGTON AND ALBANY.
LOOK FOR THE GREAT CARTOON TO-DAY.
r OTTERY PRIZES CAsHED, AND INFORMATION
! ~ given. kennoky and Havana cTsalas sent; JOSEPH
BIooms street,
THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THE woaAN's
Msdiyal College OF the New YORK Infrmary VIII be held
as5 street and Fourth saturday
O. ID n nd dis
tncuheo The trustees invite the interest of the
public 10 this growing institution.
ITO THE wEALTHy.-FoR SALE, THE LARGEST
sapphire Rins In America new English double barre,
4reseh leading Gun; four in hand Enssh waterproof
box Isl herald once owner 'sA'As 'f Europe Aa''s'' "
sAssr EsED ss;
e $40 and $45 each. Call send for circular Reaied
JOHN FooGAN, Manufacturer, 70 Nassau street.
-----=------=-~
sPOKTING-D0Gs, BIRDS, &C.
ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOCS AND BIRDS FOR
oealns BIRDS DovEYs No. Greens street, corner
n. B.-Ladiss attended by Mrs. Dovey.
the n
t.be Mage ce and Flea Ex,erulinator Is cents But
s dogs trained aud medicines Tor
EANcY FOWLS AND PIGEONS FOR sALE-AND
r Eggs for hatching Of all the chocs breeds of Fowls
VII fs JoNsoS Faos street. New York
TOR sALE-HANDsoME ENGLISH BREEcHLoAD.
ing 1un u bore; rs in barrel; bargain. Apply at 49
Ann street. up stairs
Eok sALE-"rHAr cURIovs PUP" NOW EIGHT
weeks old with still anou, those six legs and male and
aGssSx o:
way
THE TURF.
NEW ORLEANS RACEs.-pooLs WILL BE SOLD
~ this evening on the aboJe at the Pool Rooms
broadway and Twenty eighth street. RILEY 4 CO.
STALLlONsS.
IDOR sALE-FOR WANT OF USE, THE THOROUGH
bred sro.ng Stallion Young Ethan Alien sired BY Old
Ethan, dam Lady Jane old, l6l hands high,
bay, long tail and mane 70 perfect beauty; fast square
troter has not been trained the track but show
$40 gait day; warranted sound, kind gentle
single double harness saddle; valuable horse Tor
stock raising purposcs Will be sold At bar.
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A LONE JUMP SEAT WAGON. BY MIX a SON, FINE
n. orter SlI ono Pony Phaeton, with rumble BY Wood
Bros cost taeo tts used ,ssco fne leather top Wagons
am Pony. Jaeger and Express Wagons snkies Hsr-
hsss Empso s'e c y R.poso sSa a.
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L,OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND Rftn.
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships OF ths line leave pier 81 North river Of
Beach street.
Por Norfolk, City Point and Richmond cvary Tuesday.
Thursday Saturday at p NJ connecting the
pina Air nc the Sesbosrd Inland limo
Petersburg edon railroads. Chesapeake and Ohio all
roads Richmond and Dsnvs railroads. Thr,u,h pas.
repger tickets through bills OF ading reduced
all points South aud Southwest.
Apply at odee pier 81, or to
ls7 GreeDwjcb street, VI Dey.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

LroR RoNDoUT AND KISGsTOS.-THE STEAMBOAT
THOMAS CORNELL will make her First Trip t3 Ron.
don, Poughkeepse Newburc ard intermediate landings
Thursday March 81 inst. leaving New York from foot Of
Harrison street, at O'Clock r. NJ AMI every Tue1day Thurs.
day and Saturday thereafter.
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VISITORS TO EUROPE.
WILLIAM FRY 4 CO.,
Irish Popn
Manufacturers,
beg to call the attention of tourists TO their uprvacd s,ok
Of Popns which Of the highest Glass; which,
point Of elegance and style, are unsurpassed.
Poriin manufacturers, by special appointment TO the
Queen Of England, the Empress OF the FronsA and
foreign courts.
W. FRY CO. have been awarded IS prlgs medals nj the
various International and other eIhibons including 6rs
class medal In Paris In 1857.
Patterns sent post free
Warehouse,
81 westmorslAnd street. Dublin.
Mandatory,
II Lowsr Ksvin s,rsat Daoia.
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A SQUARE BOX WAGON, SHIFTING TOP MADE BY
n brewster of Brooms street. In perfect order for sails
cheap Call at Is South william street
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EUROPE.

T EAMIN0TON, ENGLAND FAMILIES INTENDING G.
~ visiting this delightful town viii hnd every accommoda.
ton they require at WILLIAM ROOTS, 20 MLverton
Crescent references kindly given by parties residing
York. Terms upon application.
The New York herald., 1870-04-01

DEwARD.-MR. DAVID STERN LEFT HOME rEBRU
III ay 3D. while n state Of insanity and has rsprne
He is about a years old dark hair and whtokes
slightly gray walks rather stoop shou!dersd
feet Ia his lett dark clothes and gray on tim,
q. leaving Any one giving Information leading TO his
covery will be literally rewarded.
Mrs. Is. STERN, s. Rivington street, New York.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12
River Dispatches. .

PITTsBURG, July II-Noon. Mononga-
heIa River recedipg slowly. with feet 3
and falling. Business on the landing
dull. The only boat loading was the Kate
Putnam for st. Louis. No arrivals or de-
partuTes except the local packets. IL
clearing up. Thermometer 80.
CINcINNATI, July 1.-THE river rose two
inches in the last twenty-four hours, with
Thirteen feet of water in The channel, Ar
lie State, from Plttsburg. Departed
Granite State, Pittsburg.
LOUISVILLE, July lI.-Arrived. the Tom
Reese and barges and Champion, from 81.
Louis: Silver Spray and Pat. CIeDourne,
from Cincinnati; Mollie Gratz ana Law
renee, from Nashville. Departed, SILVER
Spray, for New Orleans; Cham Dlon ana
Lawrence, for Cincinnati; Tom Reese and
baIges. for Pittsburg. r yer rising slowly.
with feet in the canal, and feet Inches
In the ch ute. Weather no.. thermometer
96o at noon.
CAIRO. July II-Port List-Grand Tower,
Memphis to st. Louis, An; Pauline Car
roll, New Orleans to st. Lonis, Z; Idlewild.
Evansville packet, ~ X. J. Lockwood,
St. Louis to Red River, 8; Robert Burns,
Memphis TO CINCINNATI, 8; Mary Alice.
No 4, Cairo to umbus, 3; Mohawk, st.
Louis to New Orleans. 4: Continental, St.
Louis TO New Orleans; Dick Fulton No. 3.
New Orleans to Louisville, 5. The River
has fallen two inches. Heavy lains last
night and in the forenoon. Weather still
cloudy Mercury Si'.
ST. LOUIS. July H:.-Arrived-CoIo
from Vicksburs; Grand Tower, from
Memphis. DepaIted-BeIle st. Louis, to
Memphis; Muscatine, to st. Paul; Post
Boy. TO Kansas City. The river has risen
two inches. The weather Is clear and very
warm again.
MEMPHIS, July II. = Weather warm.
River declining slowly. Up-BeIle Mem
phis. Down-Clty of Cairo.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12

The following items from British
America are clipped from a Victoria
paper by Mr.. John Bissell, formerly
a citizen of Evansville, and sent to
Mr.. John NJ. Richardson, with +. l.
Hodge & Co. They will interest
some of our readers:
NATIVE GRowN.-Frauk Campbell
has on view, at his cigar stand, nne
specimen Of the tobacco plant, raised
by Mr.. Beales, on Fidalgo Island.
A VERY large caulifower was
brought down by DIR. Helmcken from
New Westminster yesterday. Itwelghs
twenty-six pounds. and was grown on
Ladner's farm, on Fraser Flats. why
not send 10 to the ExhibitionH
CUoUMBERs twenty-f five inches in
length are growing in Mr, Busheil 8
garden. on johnson Street. This
beats California.
These are extraordinary produe-
tions for so high a latitude.
The same papers report the death
of James McCulloch. chief engineer
of the Sir James Douglas. He was a
native of England, and came to the
Northwest Colony in 1863, to superin
tend placing the machinery on board
the Dredger. He was buried with
distinguished honors by the Masonic
fraternity of Victoria. of which Order
he was a worthy and well esteemed
mAmher.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12
SPECIAL MOTTO
CnnsnmnfInn.

The Three Remedies. "BCHEN5
HoNIo SYRUP" for the cure or
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form
sumption. The peculiar action Of O
icine ripenH the ulcers in the IT,
notes the discharge Of the ooEur
by expectoration. Pudhes the bl
thus cures Consumption, when ev.
remedy fails.
"Bohencz's Sea-Weed Tonic"
cure OF Dyspepsia or indigestion
diseases arising from debility. Tl
invisorates the digestive organH.
the place OF the gastric juice whc
deficient, and then enables the pr
digest the most nutrtcious food
sovereign remedy for all cases Of
tion.
Schenclx,s Mandrake Pills." on
most valuable medicines ever as
being a vegetable substitute TO-
and having all the useful prope
cribed to that mineral, without
any Of Ats injurious effects.
To these three medicines y
Bchenolg, Of Philadelphia, owes
rivaled success in the Treatment
monic Consumption. The Pulmcu
ripens the morbid matter, dlsch
and puri6es the blood. The ~
Pills act upon the liver, remove
structions therefrom, give the
healthy tone, and cure Liver 90
which is one of the most prOmtne
Of Consum ption.
The Bea- Weed Tonic InviE0r
powers Of the stomach, and by atr
ing the digestion and bringing 81
NAL and healthy condition, inapr
quality of the blood, by which m
formation of ulcers or tubercle.
lungs becomes impossible. The g.
action OF hose medicines, as
planned, " tcure every case of O.
ton II the unedies are used fn
the use of the ts persevered in e
ly 70 bring the case TO q favorable
tion.
DR.. Schenek's Almanac, contain
treatise on The various forms oil
his mode OF treatment, and genet
tions how TO use his medicine. aal
gratis or sent by man by addrs
Principal ONCE, No. Is North El-
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price Of the PuImonlc Syrup
weed Tonic, each 81 so per bottle. 0
half dozen. Mandrake Pills. z7e
For sale by all druggists and dEHlr
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12

a TEACHER CANED.-Professor J.
w. knight, principal of the English
department of the Jewish School,
was presented with a handsome sold
headed cane, by his scholars, yester-
day. This circumstance, and the re-
election of the Professor, speaks
higher for the place he occupies in
the hearts of his scholars, and his
own abilities, than any fattering no
tice we could write of him.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12
COUNCIL PROOEEDINGs
COUNCIL CHAMBER.

Monday Evening, July IL, le7O.J
The Council met at the usual hour
Present-Messrs. Files. Van Ripper,
Muhlhausen, Richardt, Schaum,
Kerth. Heilman and Doughty.
Mr.. Doughty was called to the
chair.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved.
MIR. Van Ripper offered the bond of
James Parfett, with Col. Charles Den
by as security, to indemnify the city
against the claims of John Deacon,
for building certain cisterns.
The bond was approved, and on
motion of Mr.. Van Ripper the amount
dae Mr.. Parfett was ordered paid.
Mr.. John Greek, late City Collec-
tor, asked for one weeks further time
to report on his accounts, as, on ac-
count of sickness in his family. and
an accident to himself. he had been
unable to make the necessary report.
Mr.. Van Ripper presented a seized
ule from Mr.. Willard Carpenter, re-
lating to his delinquent taxes, which
include a long list of property, and
involves a difference of from twenty
FIVE to thirty-three per cent. between
him and the Finance Committee, and
wholly omits his wharf property.
The communication was referred
back to Mr.. Carpenter.
An order was passed for the pur-
chase Of a certain fractional lot on
First Street, LamascO.
Mr.. Mublhausen reported the pro-
gress on gas bills referred to the
Committee on Gas.
The following bills were allowed:
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12

CRIMINAL CoURT.-The trial OF the
Armstrong rioters, which was set for
2 o'clock yesterday, was continued
until the third Monday in November.
About thirty witnesses have been
summoned, twenty-eight of whom
have given bonds for their appearance.
In mentioning the counsel for the
accused, the name of General Har-
row, of DIT. Vernoo, was inadvertant
ly omitted. The General was present
in court yesterday. and an interesting
trial was anticipated, but the specta-
tors were doomed to disappointment.
The accused having applied for a
change of venue, the case will be
tried before Judge johnson.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12

Manifest the steamer Sam Orr, from
EastpOrt TO Evansville, July llth, 1870.
J & d Heiman, l sack coffee; Morgan,
Read tG Co, valuable letter: Geo Sonn-
tag & Co, valuable letter; Ragon, Dickey
& Carson, valuable letter; Preston Bros,
l empty beer barrel; Wilhelmi & Frick. 9S
ale boxes, half barrel a'e: n + Carr q Co,
5 empty barrels, empty kegs; Jas. Oakley
81 Bags cotton yarn and cha n, AZ packages
GWine, IL bales batting: Lyon 81 Machen, !
paper package, 153 bags wheat; Chas Viele
& Co, box castor OIL, can IN box, 8 bar
rels hour: Gilbert. bale cotton
McGhee. I5 dry hides: Mackey, Nesbit &
Co, val aldable letter, l bale cotton; We'll
don, Bro a. Co, bales cotton: Martin.
Gardner & Co. l6 hogsheads tobacco, 30
bags wheat; Cap. r Duncan, 10 900 feet
lumber, 3 bales cotton.
RE SHIPPING.
New York-13 bales cotton.
LonisviIIe-5 bags pea nuts, 50 bundels
rags.
Jeffersonville-57%t tons pig iron.
Cincinnati-56 bags pea nuts, 10 bales
cotton. box shoes.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12

For Other River Itsnas See 7aaTd Page.

For Other 1eSUer Items See Third Page.
A fine rain fell about six o'clock
last evening, cooling the air and rem
derirg the atmosphere quite pleasant.
There were indications of more rain.
The additional arrivals and depart
ures up to midnight, were the Sam
Orr. from Eastport; Pine Bluff, to
GrandView Quickstep, to Cairo......
Exchange, Pittsburg to st. Louis
Sam j. Hale, Cincinnati to Memphis.
The Sam Orr brought in fine trip.
She leaves promptly at 4 PM to-day
.........The Pine Bluff took out a mod
crate trip......."The Quiokstep bad a
splendid trip of people and a large
freight list.........The Norman will
probably go into the Dry Dock this
evening, and will be repaired with all
possible dispatch, ready to resume her
trips on Saturday of next week.........
W. q. Brown & Co. are making i'm
portant improvements upon their
wharf boat The doors of their prin.
cipal gangways have been cut out, so
that portable engines and separators
can be readily passed through and
loaded upon steamboats,. They are
also having the river front oil their
wharf boat weather boarded over the
old weather boarding, which will Sc
cure it against all storms. After the
boat is well painted, it will be as
handsome a wharf boat as can be
found between Pittsburg and New
Orleans.......The Exchange, beauti-
full new stern wheel steamer, built at
Brownsville, by Captain McCallam,
arrived at 80 last night, en- route to
St. Louis. She is as pretty little
boat as we ever saw, and most ele-
gantly appointed throughout. She is
1872 feet long, 33 beam. 4 feet 9 inches
hold. has three boilers % feet long
and sc inches in diameter, with IA
inch cylinder and feet stroke. She
trims on twenty inches. and carries
about 400 tons on three and a half
feet. Nose Kirkpatrick was at her
wheel. Sam j. hale arrived
at 10 Pm. with a good trip for the
water..........Evansville, from Green
River.........The Evansville arrived
near midnight. with a full caIgo.........
The Idlewild, by new arrangement
of the Postofice Department. lies
over Sunday at Cairo. leaving there
Monday night. She will, therefore,
not be due here until to night.........
The Hartford had not arrived at mid
night.