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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-13

B@1OO doz. White Cotton Hose at
Is cents a pair-better value than
ever before.
ie7l SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1870.


EG- Good cinders can be had at the
JoUREAL Office.
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HALLOCK & FORD,
DRUGGISTS,
Main ST., between First and Second
8 cod may q If.
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PERsoNAL.-Captain B. T. Embree
and Doctor Humphrey, Of Princeton,
are in the city.
Captain VIM. p. Hargrave. Public
Prosecutor, arrived at home, on Sat-
urday, in improved health.
Col. DENLY and Major Blythe
Hynes have returned from Washing
ton, where they went to urge on the
Senate the passage of the House bill
establishing branch of the U. S.
District Court in this city.
Captain r. L. Law. U. S. N, son of
Hon. John Law. Of this city, is on a
visit to his father. having recently re-
turned from long stay in japan.
Mr.. Josiah Knight, of Charles
City, Iowa. father of Professor J. W.
knight, is in the city on visit to his
son. The elder gentleman, who is
seventy-eight years old. bears his
years so lightly that no one would i'm
agine him the father of the Professor.
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New York GoId aad stock Market.


The report of cotton movements for the
week shows the recelp pts at all ports tn be
only 1885 bales, and the exports 20602
bales. The general trade OF the city has
been dull.
The bank statement shows decrease In
every item. Some money has gone Wesli
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-13

ANOTHER NEW ENTERPRIsE.-TEe
Evansville Soap Company claims the
attention of jobbers and others to the
warehouse they have newly opened at
No. 60 north First Street. Hereto
fore this market has been supplied
mainly with soap from Cincinnati and
other cities, and the aim of the Ev-
ansville Soap Company is to supply
quite as good an article of goods foT
the same price here, thus saving the
freight to the buyer. They manufac
ture every variety Of soap from the
common brown to the finest toile
goods, and are rapidly fillisg up theil
warerooms with their manufactures
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Initial Paper and Envelopes.

French Initial.
Rose Tint Initial.
Siddons Initial.
Parke Mills Initial.
For sale at the JOURNAL Office,
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s@ Fresh Meats and Vegetables
received daily at j p. Elliott SOFAS,
corner Third and Locust Streets.
lje8-1w.
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Social Picnic,

A select social picnic of colored
people will be held
On Monday, IN Blackford's Grove,
under the direction and management
of James Mcclure, John Taylor and
Alfred Banks, attaches of the steam
er City of Evansville.
Tickets 90 cents. Good music will
be furnished for dancing on the green.
There will also be ball at night,
at Marlett's Hall. TieII 2t.
"a Leave your orders for Fresh
Meats aud Vegetables with J. P. Ell
liott & Son, corner Third and Locust
Streets, and they will be delivered
promptly. Tje8 1w.
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City Clerks Report.

The following is the trial balance.
which will form the bulk Of the
Clerks report to the City Council,
this evening:
TRIAL BALANCE, MAY 3lst, 1867.
cso,,-ol uootraot, G20 $40 40
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-13

SALES FOR MAY.-Below are the
gross receipts returned to the Asses
sors of the internal Revenue for the
month Of May:
Tobdcco-Fendrich Bros. $500;
Weldon Bros. & Co.. $45, 900; H. R.
Schroeder, $2,40O; Martin, Gardner
& Co.. $4,000; w. S. Ford, $34, 900.
Dry Goods-Mackey, Nisbit & Co.,
$4,000.
Commission Merchants s. Hay
hurst. $500; Niblack & Nerhoeff
$15. 400; Lyon & Machen, $4,000.
Auctioneers - Henry Gumberts,
$4,000; II. Nelson, $4,000; T. NJ
Elliott, $4,000.
Gross Receipts-Steamer Idlewild
81 ,945; Quickstep, 1891; Evansville
1855; City of Evansville. $2.123
Mary Miller, 1912; Pine Bluff. 1915
Mallie Ragon. 1884; Street Railroad
Company. 81 ,627; E. & @. r. R. Co.,
SIG, $50; E. & w Telegraph Co.. STAB
The Evansville Gas Co. pays $215 81
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LOUISVILLE, june 11.-Arrived-
Champion, Cincinnati; T. T. Eckeft.
Cairo. Departed-Virginia. New Or.
leans; Champion, st. Louis; T. T..
Eckert. Cincinnati. River, station
airy, with feet in the canal and 3 feet
in the chute. Weather cloudy, with
indications of rain.
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which has fallen within the last few
days. At Greensboro. 3 feet 6 inches.
At Brownsville stationary. with 3 feet.
The Allegheny River at Salamanca is
reported at good rafting stage. Now
raining heavily. Mercury 7lO.
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CAIRO, June II.-POrt IIst-Quick-
step, Evansville packet, 10 Pm; I'm
pire, Nashville packet, AN; Belle
st. Louis, Memphis to st. Louis, Z;
John Lumsden, Nashville packet, 10;
Bon Accord, St. Louis to Mound
City. NJ; Victor No. 4. st. Louis
to Cairo. 3; City of Evansville
Evansville packet, z; Petrol No. 2
st. Louis to Pomeroy, z. River fell
FIVE inches. 1t has been raining here
since noon. Mercury COZ.
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NASHVILLE, June 11.-River sta
tionary with z feet scaut on Harpeth
shoals. Weather cool and cloudy
The Mallie Ragon departed for Evans.
Vile.
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MANIFEST OF the steamer Out kstep,
from Cairo to Evansville, June IL, 1870.
J Weld. barrel of eggs: E GllberC q
Co., q bales cotton yarn; Chas- Baecock q
Co., COX sundries, bundle hides: aSSInEy
Bowles q Co, e0,000 shingles; WlI1an1
HeiIman, % pieces iron; ID H Lanpnear, l
Viele & Co, 2 bundle hides 2 bundles wool
Ragon, Dickey & Carson, half barrel Wh1s-
ky, keg nails; Martin, Gardner q 20
hale cotton Wiley Hobbs, 3 hogsheads TO-
bacco; w s Ford, hogsheads TOBACCO
Semonin, Iixson & Co, bag WOOL BAIRD
a start bundles gunnfes: VIM. G. BLOWN
q 60. $4,000 shingles, IA hogsheads tobacco,
Q corn shelters.
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CINCINNATI, June I1.-River II
feet 3 inches and stationary. Arrived
Wren. from Kentucky River !;
Collier, from st. Louis; Wild Duck.
from st. Louis. Departed-Wren.
to Kentucky River; Robt Burns. to
Memphis; Spray. to Nashville, Ber-
muda. to Evansville; Collier and
Wild Duck, to Pittsburg.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-12
.--A-l1-1-----I---- =.
POETRY.
Woman Suffrage.

75tsi iVAsassAA kJtakkk ftSGs
Fiddle faddlei what's thesusesg .., Il 3
You csn't make her man;
The great Creator fashioned her ~
On quite another plan,
q Mans joints are ssrong and firmly knit, s
His thews and sinews tough; -
{ But woman is Of daintier nj oull;
And formed ofincr stuff
Men are the prose- the timber half
OF this sad world of ours,
And women are the poetry, 8
The sweet fern and flowers.
throughout the blessed Book tbia thonobt
Runs beautiful and clear
That woman lives to sauctify, .-tr
To grace and to endear. s.a
Don't let her, then, be smutohed and soilcd
by iningling in the fray,
But keep her from grosser acts
10 win her own sweet way:
Let purity remain her shield,
Without blot or stain,
10 guard her mental bloom frcm taint
Or touch of hand profane.
Forbid it, Heaven! Forbid it, Fate!
Forbid it, men of sense.
That she herself should aid the plot
TO shame her own defense. se
She is all glorious us she is
Why should the fretting few
Conspire to Danish from her soul -
The fragrance and the dew
! Why take away her chiefest Charm
The crown that's hers by right
The quiet influence that compels 81
Proud man to own her right?
She knows her power-why can't the sex
Remain contented then,
TO rule MS in the good old way?
Lord love us all. Amen.
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CAR SoENE.-sI say, conductor do
sou know who that good-lady is there
with book ?"
es, l,vne seen her few minutes"
BY Jove! she's splendid"
"Yes, think she is"
'Where docs she live?"
In Chicago, L believe"
; Sid like to occupy that seat with her."
why don't you ask her y
81 did not know but would he ont
of order"
1T would not be if she was willing to
have you occupy it. OF course YOU
claim to be gentleman"
"Oh, certainly! Ifyou are acquainted
with her, give me an introduction; that
IS, ifsyou have no objection"
"Certainly not.''
How far is she going, do you know.'
Rochester, I believe"
Fixing his hair, moustache and whis-
lkers in becoming style, he followed tho
conductor, who, on reaching the seat
Were the lady sat, said, with peculiar
twinkle in his eye: "Nly wife, Mr..
--'of New York who assures me he
will die before reaching Detroit, if he
docs not form your acquaintance"
The gentleman stammered, suffered
L
grew red i'll the face faltered out some
excuse, and returned to his scat, leaving
the lady in company with her husband
toienjoy the joke.
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DISSOn.YEIl HsONE.
ROCKPORT STONE LIME.

Western YELLOW PINK EYE SEED 20
TATOES.
ONION sETTS, EARLY SUGAR PEAS.
Parties wishing to procure
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80, e. = .-..n,.iss = ~ EsESDDINGss 80.
r. WHITES Furniture Ware-Rooms,
;eorner ofLMarket and King Streets, Charles.
ton, 8. c., supplies many families, both
Country and Town to>theirs fall satisfaction.
Read q few quStqtions nom letters he re-
ceived: = = ~
1T BEwRErRrs, April 8, 7 500, !;
; NIX. r. wfifTE-DsAh SSrn Ths Eurnil
'ture came safe to hand and was Just as you
Represented il. Numbers Of visitors have
looked at 1t, and II is much admired, in fact
nothing like Il in this place. 1t may be the
means of your selling more hers.
Another from, sSi5usbato, N SO. sayssg q
'we are well pleased with the suit. Send
And one from orangebure county:
..Furniture arrived safe, and family de-
lighted sasaF ~ ~ VI
He keeps CRADLES soe.ii. $40 ,
Corner King and Market Streets,
9may-l2m Charleston, s. C.
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SCHOOL BooKst!

FHNn" peit.'':SFp HAVE REGENT
4 y p'.h'-bcd seri.> nj New Pictorial
Aca'it:- a}ii Spclcrs. adapici tn the txsics
ot Children "t both ycxcs. They have been
prepared l.; rroi. = l.. Reynolds, u. D.. of
;Ae Soa;h Carolina University. Th, Series
"ld elegantly illustrated with bca mini en-
grosnsy
Nc:E"'dS ticw pjcto,iaI Spcllcr. ~ cents
ErynIds Ncw ri,torini Primayy Reader
= ceuis.
Ecynol Is Neu Pictorial First Reader, 20
cents.
Eoynon New Pictorial Second r;cH,lcr.
GO cents
Rcyno! Is New picr.r.' Jhirt Erpl,s
50 cents.
Reynolds New Fourth N.cdsr. : -.
We d"eM il not improper to re:-r to few
"t tie advantages aimed ut in u .,ril
these readers.
]. The enlistment of popular scntmenr
in favor OF l",nc enterprise which is now be-
ginning to show itself all over the South
:, To remedy the evils complained OF in
our schools o. u continucd change of Text
Books. cost'y habit. aud one which INJURIES
The Schools, by preventing ,hc children from
being pun into classes. = series OF Home
READERS II was supposed, would be used 10 Il
great degree and this serious evil thus avoid
cd.
School History uf South Car ilina. told in
familiar style, by Prof, Jas Wood David
son, \. NJ, 90 cents.
Prof. Reynolds Writing Eooss in II series
of five numbers:
No. /. Exercises in the Short Letters.
No =. Capitals and Short Words common
cling with Capitals.
No. 3. Sentences Alphabetically arranged.
No 1. Boys Commercial Hand
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The Connecticut burglars are getting
to be super-rapacious. After packing
up all the plate and jewelry in house
the other night, they dcspoiled the daugh-
Ter Of the household her hair, which
was long and beautiful. What iu..aacr
late lady is destinedi to wear that hair
(we wondor) done up into the latest
fashionable shape and gummed over with
diamonds OF the finest water
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-12

tDEALlNG IN REAL EsTATE.-A story
Is told of an old eastern man who visited
Kansas City to invest his money. Like
all eastern men, he wanted corner lot
and an agent went out to show him one
The price was high.
but said the buyer, II cannot build
on that lot There is bluff forty feet
high upon it. The lot is useless"
"Do you see that ravine lot down
there?' asked the agent pointing to it.
aYes."
'sWell, the man who owns that lot
will give you $4,000 for this bluff to fill
up this lot"
This sounded very we'll, and the buyer
said he would sec. That day he went to
the ravine lot and asked the price He
was told, and the figures sounded high
"But / cannot build upon it without
putting the building up ON stills forty
feet high"
The agent wihked slightly.
s"Do you SEQ that bluff lot up there %
he asked.
"Yes."
ttWell, the owner of that lot will give
ycu $4,000 for the privilege of putting
his earth down here"
The buyer thought this sounded very
well, but he concluded not to purchase
just then.
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Tile Louisiana Legislature wants to
Indemnify banks for losses during the
war. This does not refer to the Federal
General who exploited" SO extensively
on the Red river, as his account ball
ances very heavily oasthe other side.
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- J ron THE 5cthE org q "a
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, An astronomer Prcaicts foF this year
. comet Of such brilliapcy, and SO near
the earth, that our nights will be almost
as bright as our days
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HENRY,S '.a-P'
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81 AfIlot EgfT-%
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-05-26
UNDER THE STARS.

How the hot revefs fever dies,
Beneath the stiffness of the skies!
How suddenly the whirl and glare
Shoot far away, and this cold air
Its icy beverage brings, to chase
The burning wine-flush from my face!
The windows CLEAN still family falls,
And music sounds at intervals,
Earring the pulses of the night
With whispers of profane delight;
But on the midnight's awful strand,
Like some wrecked swimmer flung to land,
[ lie, and hear those breakers roar:
And smilc-thcy cannot harm me more.
Keep. keep your lamps; they do not mar
The silver of single stat.
The painted roses you display
Drop from your cheeks, and fade away
The snowy warmth you bid me see
Is holl0wneSs and mockery;
The words that make your sin so fair
Grow silent in this vestal air;
The loOsened madness of your hair,
That wrapped me in its snaky coils,
No more shall mesh me in your tolls;
Your very kisses on my brow
Burn like the lips of devils now.
O sacred night o virgin calm
Teach me the immemorial psalm
OF vonr eternal watch sublime
Above the grovelling luSts of Time!
Within, the orge shouts and reels;
Without, the planets golden wheels
Spin. circling through the utmost space;
Within, each flushed and reckless face
Is masked TO cheat haunting care;
Without, the silence and the prayer.
Within, the beast of flesh controls;
Without, the God that speaks IN souls!
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ON THE SHORE.

"Gomg away" | think you said:
With never Il word for me;
Going away, and turn my head
In vain for the sun in the West is dead
All dead on the darkling sea.
Why did he leave me thus? God knows,
Weary, think, of his love;
He left me a kiss and II new-plucked rose,
And for fancy'S sake, suppose
Gave him my violet glove.
The ship sail over the sea, | know,
To far for a maiden'S sight,
The ships sail on, the strong winds blow,
And some to the lands of the orient go,
And some to the starleSs night!
look, and over the waves afar
The white sails flicker and CLEAN,
And the ship rides gaily over the bari
BAT the night is black, with never star,
And my heart is sad with its dream
Dnly the dim of the seas far strand,
Only the dark see;
For he left me here by the trodden sand,
With only a rose in my little hand.
And never a word tor me,
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WARNING TO THE PURIIC

A LII PARTIES using tubular we'll must produce
IA license or receipt from STEPHEN WATT or his
agents Amy persons having tubular well other than
ment. Good pure water obtained in one hour by using
WA!TE's Patent Water Well. $40 day made
In the business. Those wishing exclusive rights in
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trife. Full printed instructions sent Circulars free
Deeds sent by Express collect delivery to anv sec
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PHEN WAITE, Patentee, New Bedford Mass
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WATCH No. 1124-bearing Trade Mark, g Frederic
Atherton & Co." manufactured by the t. S. Watch Co.
has been carried by me months its total variation
from mean time being only six seconds A. l.. DENNIS,
President N. j. Il. r. & r. Co.
WATCH No. 1925, Stem Winder bearing Trade Mark,
Frederic Atherton & Co.. Marion, Nj. manufactured
by United States Watch Co., has been carried by me
II months; months of that time sea- and in all the
various climates of Europe. During that time and since
my return it has not varied one second per week.
II. LASSING, Manager Knckerbooker Life Insur-
ance Co., lG1 Broadway. n. Y.
UTICA, N. ", Feb. 49, 1870.
WATCH No. 1858, Stem Withdrawing Trade Mark,
"Frederic Anterior Co.. Marion, N J.,' manufacture
ed by u S. Watch Co.. has been carried by twenty
months, its total variation from time being five
seconds per month. 4. G. PRIEST,
Asst Supt. N. &. & II. r. X.
1yr34 re
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COM PANY

: manufactured by United states Watch Co.. has
Is III the entire time
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Watch 90, has been carried by six months; its to-
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Ter month Have been travelling through different sec
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WAltH No. ll76-bearing Trade Marx Frederic
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WAr'I No. 1lo5-bearing Trade-M Marx {" Frederi.
Athcrton Co., Marion, n. D., manufactured by u :
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