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New-York tribune., 1870-10-25
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25 1870

Prospect Park Tho team had become frightened, ana
went though the Park at terrible rats tho orr driver oeg
ho Cr,nd Pnza and dashed into the basin OF the large
fountain which contained four feet Of water The Whole p,
Somc officers Tenth Precinct cane to the as
sstance OF party and they Were dragged IRON tc
who wa, found drowned at the bottom OF the FOUNTAIN
Her bodv was taken to parents home In HudsOnave
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25

At the trials Of policemen yesterday. Officer
John Dunn OF tho Eleventh precinct was 'i, ;,
talking % minutes to citizen while ON potf "a
subsequently stating 20 Sergeant Wenvss fIa G HltIi
encounter with river thieves, had fired two shot - M a. an
and that they had abandoned their boats bich h
cured: all of which statements the officer soon & Nv ~
nted W ere mn"aTianl"u; INC ise was referred to tie
requiring roundsen 10 report the time patolmen nass
certain points during their tour OF duty; and have made
Acting Sergeant TTauk Randall sergeant.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25
LATEST SHiP NEHS.
AERiNf1D

ARRIVED.
Steamship Ontario. Sears Boston, ballast.
Brs Cur roa iocAhlrt. CurJc0a II dals, Gsc skins Sc
SchI. Eila Re reca, LELAND, Alexandra wv. coal
Srhr John T. ward. Ward. AleFaHdril DAYS cotl
gs-KiYEW GOA~TNtHF.
Alice Sciluton, GUiori WA. Peck, NoIwalk.
j. l.. Ilo,'oWn NanLcAeL Hannah ChaSc. foUi'ul. @.
larnoIh, liFlpnis Ltmartire, Nc@-bciori.
Ls.g Blossom Roe, port 1bOs. Fish, Gardner.
ID. Sautrc'ot Potion. Brfgcpo
j. ". .crrmau. Pcrfisnl Ct b. T. Buineri, PuulaHl c.
Henry Miller Bridgeport Yankee Doodle. virginia.
Ehnhe,h White. A....uit. Washington. virginia
j. II. R1pp. Nir-ns Mary jane Virginia.
". y. Gssher, Viz, gaia scpdeB Morgan. Virginia.
H. I-sook Geor.uosn n &. H. A. oYi. Gcorzetosn ~ G.
II. =. Reeves, Virginia. May Price, Virginia.
j. j.. Myers. NiT.'ril. Palestine. Virginia.
Mos q. Leorard Virginia SNOW Flake virginia.
Emma, NIgi1it. d. ". Vangbn, kr inis.
Henr, Finch. Bltmore. llcrsclel. Bo,min Baltimore.
Con B. P1'lJ, Jacksonville MarY Jane Virginia.
Jas. l.. Kr-e Nlrgi1ia. Magellan NIrgihi4.
Ann Hame', Virginia.
SAILED.
Stetil.hip Dulev Back. f1r La uayra and Por Spain
WIND-Suas,t, light, =; clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CH,RiEsr0v s. c. Oct 2sArrse, ship o. Baker from Boston
hsrk ~ sne Boston; schr. H. T. Lowell ron WcyHoah.
Baron from Philadelphia Sailed, steamship Clyde, for Eewi iok
OIthi, port, bark Coos distress.
S,y,SSAi, Gs.. Oc 2i-Aei bsrks Lo,hs Belfast,
ABnt Bay Jm Boston Cleared brig Clhsnne from Amsterdam
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrsETSrOwN Oct 2ih steamship Ctg o London, the
Line from Ne-ior Oct b for Liverpool touched this port today
aud p!OeceitL
DISASTERS.
L,vERr0oL Oct HThe bark jenny Bertesar. Garry from Mid
dehoou Lug for N,GYofk, Graesend with brr boapn
sni otherwise Glnb5e
NAVAL.
L1yooy 0c' 1.-THE United States steamship Sco Gibraltar
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
City Sanitary Inspector Morris has issucd a
circular the physicians of this city, calling their atten
ton 10 the following seciOn Of the Sanitary COde

Every physician she'll report the Bureau Il SANITARY Inspection 10
writing every person having on disease land the state Of hi
h.. place Of Dwelling and knoSnl which
sac physician precie attended, for he hr tine since bay
s.r coltigios disease during pert o. e peeelns "a hoGs
reports shah he requc IN ore concerning
the p-rol; tut every attending OF paens physician bere
pert that such report b:c2 made bY
sttca p csa. Conagous deas naed b. TIC 6anar Cole;
Cbolra. le9v r" M Por Dpth'h1, Iyphps anl Typhoid
Fever. RalApnq fe-f sc.1lfua Cerc5ro6pna Meningitis
This circular Is issued III consequence 0i the neglect OF
many physicians to report contagious disease thereby
preventing the Health Department aording the profes-
sion correct statistics.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25
SINGULAR ACCIDENT.

About 1Ol O'Clock on Sunday night a team of
horses attached 10 barouche containing Patrick Ne
Gought and wife, william Hyjans Patrick McClosky
AUD Mary Dprgsp. grl eyed elk YEAR,. ran away ia
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25
IAunouHceIreau

The earthquake frightcd the isle from its
prop hlay. 1t sensation these parts and rot
pl Tie sensation experienced when under Of
magnificent tiles is entirely different bng peasnrabe the
eIrrne. nothing shocking" about kS0xs hats and II Is
pleasant be them. AZ 2ll Broadway all End bSox
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25
HOME NEWS.
TUR WEATHER.

A., xo.u Han, g,e, B,r Wind Wind
HRV n,, ai 90 069 waw Oct 24-6 Go o5l s.
'ea 70 $50 mas 6fo 1.<9S.SW
"a go Mns II Coz N4gR \. w,
RruARKs-Red aurora, q. m. and To 10 T. IN. In
1859 oct a. thermometer at a. m DO; p m t2' ii p
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25

4 New RrMEDY.-BETUESDh MINERAL
,rrH snco1s of hs Kineys Fnr cr
esaonss cal. BlrcIy-sL J. o. EiGGs, Sole As
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25

Ladies at h0mc-a six months campaign
b-gun MINER applies beng laid in ihc ion consler'
but nohng hou loi aDi economy than
PLs o. X Tel grocer tina, you want dry and
harI. D.l0. , % " l.iinsOns.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25
T'HE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

TT'HE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.
FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU CAN BUY OF YOUR DRUG
GROCER PACKAGE OF SEA MOSS PARINE, MAEUFAC
TURED FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGEBE WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE AND LIKE
QUANTITY OF PUDDINGs CUsTARDs CREAMS, CHARLOTTE
RUssB &C., &c 1T Is BY FAR THE CHEAPEST HRALTHlBSr
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD II TIrE WORLD
RAND SEA MOSS FARINR co,
So PARK-PLACE, N Y
DLAITATION BITTERS.
r. T.-lnn--X
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE Is THE
sHgET.AHCHO or THE FEEBLE AND DEBILIrATBD As a
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LAEGUID IT HAS
NO EQUAL AMONG sTOMACTITCs. AS A REMEDY POR THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT IT Is sUPBRSEDING EVERY OTHER STINULANr
IN ALL CLIMATES, TROPICAL, TEMPERATE OR PRIGID 1T
ACTS AS AsPECIPIC IN EVERY SPECIES DISORDER WHICH
UsDERNHRs THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
THE ANIMAL SPIRITS.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25

II. y. SoUIRE'S, ~ FultOn-St., Ncw-York. rs
reliable WACur, DIAMONDS. choice JEW
A. ~. Hd TELLING .ILyTRwARR Diamonds a ,3ec.slF
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25

Public and Private Buildings perfectly ven.
t.sel, 1y HgNRy 4. GouGE. 25i Bioaisay, Y. Y
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-02

Aud now, at st they ncared the
edge Of the WOo0 The young man s
heart beat high at the thought of
meeting his retinLe, and riding back
IN triumph with the wonderful Beauty
as his bride. The princess dragged a
little, as if she were weary. She had
given up talking altogether,
The forest ended. 10, an appari-
ton! Straight before them. with
arms outstretched, a figure like q
cloud obstructing their way.
Back, rash youth, It said, aud
the voice was stern. You arc not
he who is able to waken the Sleeping
Beauty. See, her eyelids are closing.
Maiden. away p And all In a mo-
meDt She vanished from his sight.
Cruel witch you have ruined mel
cried Rhocal, rushing back toward
the forest.
feet had no power to move.
But have walked her; she prom
ised to be my bride.
You never walked her you only
aroused her senses. She has a mind ;
but you seem unable to touch it.
nAARt w 4CI IOA A4AAS0 W AOA AZ
she comprehend your
But [ could touch it in time, be-
cause she loves me-"
she does not love you; she only
likes your besuty. And the reason
Why you cannot arouse her further
is that you have so little wit OF your
own"
.Oho! great fairy, there at least
you are wrong. 1t is true, l have
never had much time for study; but
at nv fathers court / was always said
to be the most knowing young man
in the kingdom"
by whom?"
by your dependents"
" Fairy, do you mean it?" cried
Rhocal, a new light flashing upon
him.
L mean that you have wasted your
life in idle running after animals
and idler search of adventures; that
in your trimmings you have picked VI
a few traditions which you call facts
aud q few prejudioes which you cal
opinions, and a few superstitioni
which you call beliefs; but that i
your whole life you have never really
thought at all. )"
Are you in earnest, fairy ;"
II am telling you what you neVe
heard from cOurtiers-unpleasan
truths"
Il see it ALL" said Rhocal, deepl
humbled. Instead of being, IS fat
terers told me, so tale nted that hau
no need Of study. and so graceful
that everything | did was sure to b
right, l am only an uneouth, conceit
cd ignorant boy"
soft, said the fairy; you hav
some merits, which only need atteu
ton. Are you willing to set yourself
patiently to training your mind, tina
you may be worthy to disenchant tn
princess? '
"Only try me-" said Rhocal.
CONCLUDED TO MORROW.
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Branagan Afaoellal lot p, blk %, La
mascot AZ.
Branagan Arabella, lot 60, bk %, Lamas-
COL AZ.
Branagan ArabelIa. lot 81, blk Is, Lamas.
bauer Henry 1ss4 it part of lot II, blk
81, Lamasco"...l2 81.
BoIuss Alfred, ind half of lot 3, blk lis,
Boluss Alfred, ind half of lot G, blk lib,
LamascO. - 81.
ByrHeS j p, heirs of, lot s, blk 1872 La
mascO..4 Is.
Byrnes J. p, heirs Of lot 9, blk 132, La
maSco...4 So.
ByrneS J.P., heirs of, lot 6, nix L Fourth
EnIaTgeInent...94c.
ByrnesJ P, heirs of, lot 7, blk !, Fourth
| Enl%..7 81.
ByrnesJ P. heirs of. lot 8, blk l, Fourth
BowIes Edward, lot l. blk 4, Fourth En-
| largem EMIL II.
| BeaSley Harriet and Eliza or of lot g.
| and lots 10 and IL, blk z Fourth EnIn g o.
Burke Pat, lot 5, Dix 10, Fourth Enlarge
| ment...l3 81.
| Crawford Williamson lot 2 hIx 81 stock
| wells Enl@...6 A.
Conway Mary, AZ feet mid pit of lot II,
| blk 3, Northern Enl&.4 49,
Carter Augustus lot 5. ok 7. Sharpe's En-.
largement...3 81.
Davidson George, heirs of, N half of lot
| Y Ok 10, LamascO"...4 68.
! Dolan Patrick, lot l, block I52, Lamas-
Dolan Patrick. lot 2, block l52 Lamas-
mRscO..u 20.
ern Enl"..19 o..
ern EnI"...50 IA.
Eickmeyer VIM, lot 5, blk IL, Sharpe's
EulaIgement". n.
Garues John II, lot 81, bI 81, Lamasco".
IS.
Greer W G. lot 6, bl I82, Lamasco...4 SO
Gilman Chas, heirs OF, lot 10, bl I6, Fourth
Enls...I So.
Gilman Chas, heirs of. lot 20, bl 16, Fourth
| EnI..8 IS.
Gilman Chas, heirs of, lot s, hi 3. Greeks
| vilie...4 10.
Gilman Chas, heirs of. lot Q, bl 8, Greeks
viiIe...4 10.
| Gilman ChaS, heirs of, lot 10. bI 3. Greeks
| ViiIe...4 10.
| Gilman ChaS, heirs OF, lot IL, bl 3. Greeks
| vIIIe...4 IS.
! Hornby Chas, lot A. blk ., Northern Enl
...5 55.
Hunter Chas, Io5 III, DIX !, Northern Eni
~ 81.
Hunter Chas, lot II, blk g. Northern Ell
% 81.
% HayDie " L. lot 81 block 20 Lamasc
G Haynle W L, Itt %, block %, I.a-
Hartlein Mat hew, lot 10. biz 2. Lamasc
20 IS.
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Gonartnarshin Notice.

a LEX. HONG HAVING SOLD
- his Interest in the firm of Blomer q
HOlng to Charles Schultz and Henry Riet-
man, they have this day formed a eopaTt-
nership with Frank Blomer, under the
stvIe and nrm of Biomer, Schultz IL Reit-
man, and well continue the furniture
business at the old stand, Nc. 80 Main
Street. all debts due the old firm of Bio
mer Il Hoing must be paid to us, and we
assume the liabilities of the same.
To all friends and patrons of The old nrm
we would solicit q continuance OF faVorsf
and to all who may be in want OF any
thing in our line, would invite an exam
inaTiOn of our stock, promising as good an
article, at as reasonable a price, as can pc
found elseWhere-guaranteei all Furnl-
ture of our own manufacture.
FRANK BLOMER.
CHARLES SCHULTZ.
HENRY REITMAN.
January oath, 1870.
Having sold my interest in the turhl,
ture business to the above nrm, you'd
respectfully solicit of all my friends a con-
tinuance of their favor and patronage 10
my successors. ALEA. hOANO'
ia27 div
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Tbe Fearful CANCRR Subdued.

THE CURE HOW DISCOVERED. :
Having been long afflicted with CANCER,
resorIed to ali the remedies of which L
could hear. Among them was one recon-
meuding q certain herb to me as q cure.
/ (as / supposedly procured the herp,
and prepared and applied Ii, which
made a perfect cure, but on examination
bv the family physician he informed me
that the herb had used, which had made
q perfect and speedy cure, was not the one
recommended. All who ale aInlcted can
find a speedy cure by sending for the re-
ctpe with full directions for use. Price 50.
Address, with registered letter or money
Jervis. Orange County, New York.
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do do do 40, DO l, do 90 20 %.
HarDer John, lot Is, blk /, Bray's EnI...I 70.
HARPER John, lot Is, bk l. Bray's EMIL l9.
Hargrave. Mrs. 81 E, lot II, Isabella
High. Hannah, lot II, blk 4, Northeastern
Enlargement"...5 30.
Heller, Ernst, lot 3, blk l, ArcheI's En-
Heller, Ernst, lot 4. blk I, Archer's En-
g Hardeman, David, lot 81, blk 4, Rock
wells Enlargement%-4 70.
Helmerich, Conrad, lot p, blk 3, Fulton
EnlargemenJ...2 81
HelbIing, Anton, 453 by 100, NV, part OF
lot 25, Original Plan...I4S rs.
Hurd, Susan p, "a by 81, subdv OF lots
los and lC6, Original Pian%...GO 10;
Hurd, Susan p 20 by IS, subdy Of lois
los and los, Original PIan".-49 50.
Hurd, Susan P, 20 by 81, SubdV of lois
los and 100, Original Plan"...19 81.
Ingle, Garvin and Martin, Il adjoining
| of lot 5, blk l, Ingle's Enlargement 20.
IngIe, Garvin and Martin, lot o. DIX l.
1ngle's Enlarge IS.
Jarvis, John, improvements on Bulls
/ head Property. Il 70.
| Johnson, II Z, lot 10, blk 3, Hubbard'S
/ ENGAGEMENTS 80.
Johnson, H E. lot Is. blk 5, Hubbar1's
Jackson, Abe, lot 16, blk1l, Northeastern
Jones, Ii P, und 1850 of lot 2l3. Donation
| EnlaTgen1 ent...4 IS.
Jones, H P, und 1880 oflot 90. Donation
u Jones' on G G, und 1880 of lot 2Is, Donation
| Enlargement 20 To-
| Jones, q q, und l3-6O OF lot z22s donation
| Enlargeme II 40.
Jones, James q, lot $50, Original Plan"...
'' Keller, d C, s5H # cor. part glot !, Lower
| EnIargem ent"...90 a.
Keller, d c, sW = of lot i, Lower
| Enlarge 69.
Keller, c, sW q of lot l6, Lower
Enlargement&.. al 50.
- Keller ID g, BIZ It, NV part OF lot q
Lower EnIargement@- 80.
| Keller, ID Q. und 2-3 OF 2S7 # of out-lot 3
Wharf Property...143 80.
Keller, d g, und q OF 800 It OF out-lOt 3
| Wharf Property--14S 10
| Keller, d G, 10 IT, Hornby's Wharf Prop
erty...7i 40.
Keller. d &, lot 5. blk 10, Eastern Enlarge
Keller, D 9, lot s, bikI3. Eastern Enlarge
| ment* Zig 81.
Keller, ID q, lots !, ?, 3, and ), blk Is
| Eastern Enlargeme nt"...n -.
Keller, ID Q, lot 3, blk q, Eastern Enlarge
| mental AZ.
Keller, ID q, lot o Carpenters Fleld..4 II
Keller. ID &, lot o, Carpenters Fleld...4 IL
keller, ID q, 6 25-l00 acres, Carpenter
Fleld*...359 50.
Keller, d Z, 8 6o-Iu0 acres, BulIShead Prop
Keller. d @, lot 10, blk q, Eastern En-
! iargeTa EMIL AZ
; Keller, q. lot 2 blk 4, RockwelI's En-
e / Iargeme niF..-7 a.
Keller ID t.. "a By 100, SIC part, Rdi lot
l Of Is. Original Plan lis -.
/ Keller, ID q, IIZ Jy $50, Gdi lot % oi 9,
] Original Piau -55 81
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DRUGGISTS.
JOHN Law Az.
Johns0n's Real Estate and Patent
AGENCY.

- EGENEgS and DWELLING HOUSES.
80 Building Lots and Farms. and tim ber-
go lands, cheap anu on easy terms PAT
EMrs of All Kinds procured
ALWAH JOHNSON
Real Estate and Patent Agent, ONCE on
Third Street Evansville, Ind. ianl2-Iy
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Tvs AwH9AYB.
LIS %. 1870.
lF6
Evansville & Tennessee River
Packet.
1S1O.
PADUCAH, EAsTPaET It FLORENCE.
Thefieet and elegant Passenger Steamer
RAPIDAN No. e

Capt. LEE HOWELL;
ROB. =. MON ECHAN, Clerk,
Leaves Evansville, as above, every MON
DAY, promptly at clock Pm.
The steamer RAPIDAN No. viii run
during the season as above, connecting at
Danyiile with the L.. Z. s. NJ. Railroad
and at JOhnsonv1lle with the n. q n. w
Railroad, for all points East and West.
Having been thoroughly repaired and re-
furnished throughout, they offer special
Inducements to passengers and shippers
for speed, safety, and comfort.
Orders for pig iron, dressed or undressed
yellow pine lumber, left with our Agent,
Will receive prompt attention.
Shippers can rely on this boat leaving
promptly, paying special attention to COL
lectiOns and way business.
For freight or passage apply on board or
II VIM. II. COEANT,
ja15 diff Agent.
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WOLFELDkT & sEEsTANN's
1A DANCING Academy

AT MASONIC HALL.
We beg leave TO iaform our friends ana
opened a new Course of Dancing, at greatlz
reduced rates.
Parents DESTROYS OF having their childre
educated in the TerpsicnOrean Art WOulA
do well to entrust the same to our care
While we spare no efforts In teaching "
pay especial attention to the good Zoe
ViOr of all scholars.
Satisfactory references can be given.
Prices are as follows:
For Gentlemen who have ale
ready taken one course with
us .....,...............s2 per cours
For Gentlemen not COMPETENT
"a dance .--......... So per courE
For Ladies' .........Sl per cOurs
For (4bfldrer, ...-...s2 per cours
re- Masquerade suits on manu- anu mao
to order at reasonable rates.
HOLFELDER d SEEMANNt
Jazz dsmI Fret ST. OPP. National Hay
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Notice Of Dissolution Of COpartner

NY OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
EN the Dartuership heretofore ex1stIn E
m the furniture business, ia Evansville.
indiana. between Ferdinand Karges, Fer
dinand Weiberg. Henry stolt1, and tue
undersigned, Christian miller, was dl5
solved on the 2lst uay Of jan nary j.
having expired by imitation fin che arf
cles Of partnership
Units S receiver shall be appointed. s.
bus ness VIII ae managed lE Lle Hl4
signed rs Nauai.
CHRISTIAN AILiN
January 1870. jas dtt
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EVANSVILLE
Dry Dock Co.
EYANsY VILE, IND.

The Dock, having been thoroughly re-
built, is now prepared for-Docking Boats
on short notice.
ES- No profit charged on material for re
pairing boats. lOc22 d8m
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$4,000
Tickets. FIVE DOLLARS

Besides the above prizes, there is ONE
prize of 5000, TWO of 81 200 each, and FOUR
of 5000, cash, rent money for the year 1863,
which go TO the winners of the first seven
prizes, respectively. Also, all the rent
money for 1870 for which good bonds will
be taken, and assigned to those drawing
the PRICES. Final drawing takes place
JUNE 8. 1870, at MASONIC TEMPLE,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
This popular enterprise is Endorsed by
every leading official IN the State of Ken
lucky, and q owards of five hundred of her
most prominent cfifzens.
Il. Fl. LYME, Cashier Farmers Bank,
Henderson, KY.
R. B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank,
Louisville, Ky.
HopkinsViIie, Hopkfnsville, Ky.
JAS. l.. DALLAM, Comm ercial Bank,
Paducah, Ky.
B. @. THOMAS, Cashier, Lexington, KY.
w. b. TYLER, Cashier DEPOSIT Bank,
Good club AGENTS TAINTED Eueyy,oAere.
ia21 diff
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Dissolution.

UL8SUIUULUUs
yvVEEE FIRM OF LANPWEAR
III MITCH ELL was dissolved by limitf
tiOn. the first of January.
All of the business Of the late firm wiz
be settled by me at the old stand, No. q
First Street, where all Of my old custom
ers, and as many new ones as wish TO CALI
can always ind as large stock and at slow
prices as can be found ia the city.
DEWITT Fl. LANPHEAR,
Successor to
LANPHEAR & MITCHELL.
ian7-In
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w. P. HARGRAVE,
ATTORNEY at La w

once on Third street, IN washington
House Block.
VIII practice LL6 Farlous Courts :
th9 Circuit. Prom ri attention 10 once
business ldec4 a5Eu
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COLE, Master;
A. o. DURLAED, Clerk,
VIII leave Evansville daily for Hender-
sou at three O'Clock P. NJ. Returning Will
leave Henderson at 8. O'Clock A. NJ. Fare
rs cents each way. Freights received at
all hours at w. q. Brown q Co.'S wharf
boat. Railroad and other freights, not
ready by p. n. wilt go down next day by
being sent to the wharf boat in the even
ing. del0-tf
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GREAT LAND SALEl!
seVen Rich and Highly Improved
chic River Tobacco Farms,
with all their Appur-
tenaneeS,

And 5O4 CITY LOTS,
Located in the wealthy County of Hen
derSon, Kentucky.
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DRYDoCK.

r. J. REITz, OF Reitz & Haney.
GEORGE II. START, OF Baird q Start.
EDwARB G. MURRAY, formerly OF Marine
Ways, PHducah, Ky.
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For LOUISVILLE. = The famous
Morning Star is the regular packet
for Louisville at 6 I'm. to-day, in
charge of that distinguished COM
mander, Capt. A II. Gilmore, with
Frank Doughertg and Rob't Dough
erly, two courteous and obligiDg gen
tlemen, in the Office. The Star is a
s1z-ai ss, G. atoamer, and luxuriously
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-02

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westner 10 wnter


The weather yesterday was beauti
fully clear-a magnificent Winter day.
In the morning it was very cold, with
the mercury down to go at daylight,
but under the influence Of the bright,
genial sun. the temperature was
greatly modified. and the mercury in
the shade rose to 800 aud in the run
to AZ. The river, during the twenty
four hours ending at 3 p. NJ, had
fallen 80 inches, and the low grounds
opposite the city are dry again.
arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to 3
p. NJ. yesterday include the Fanny
Brandeis. from Memphis; Liberty No
4 and barges, Cincinnati to New Or
leans; Sam. Orr, from Cairo; Petro-
liza No. 2, Henderson and return !;
Edinburg, to Cincinnati; Rose Hite,
Louisville and return.
Beats Due Here.
Among the first boats due here are
the Quiekstep, from Cairo; Morning
Star, from Louisville; Sam. j. Hale
aud Silver Moon, from Memphis; !
Ollie Sullivan. from Eastport; Cham
pion, Louisville, P. w. Strader, Nick
LongWorth, Indiana, and Richmond,
from New Orleans; Minneola, for
Memphis; Lawrence, for Nashville;
Virginia and Emma No. 3, for New
Orleans; Clara Scott, from Wabash
River; Lady Pike. from st. Louis; Nor
man, from Cincinnati; Alpha. from
Nashville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-17

DY MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER-S
y tomorrow Thursday Sol First avenue Foriy6fth
street, excellent old established DIR Store doing
ness, cheap, AT private sale. MAX BAYERSDOKFER'S
salesroom 81 Third