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Gbpite 4otms,
ONE BY ONE.

One by one the sands are flowing,
One by one the mountains fall;
Some are coming, some are going,
DO not strive to grasp them all.
One by one thy duties wait thee,
Let thy whole strength go to each,
Let no future dreams elate thee,
Learn thou first what these can teach.
One by one bright gifts from Heaven)
. JOYS are sent thee here below;
Take them readily when given,
Ready too to let them go.
One by one thy griefs shall meet thee'
Do not fear an armed band:
One will fade as others greet thee,
Shadows passing through the land.
DO not look at life's long sorrow;
sh See how small each moments pain;
God will help for tomorrow,
Every day begin again.
Every hour that fleets so slowly
81 Has its task to do or bear:
81 Luminous the crown, and holy,
4. If thou set each gem with care.
Do not linger wish regretting,
.!f.i Or for passing hours despond;
Nor, the daily toll forgetting,
& Look too eagerly beyond.
Hours are golden links, Gods token,
80 Reaching Heaven: but one by one
Take them, lest the chain be broken
Ere the pilgrimage be done.
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matlcal correctness, and possesses energy, firm
ness and powers Of intellect almost ne plus
attrG to his race. Before their leave we pre-
sented them with cigars, tobacco and sundry
other articles, bidding them Gods speed as all
ally of Uncle Sam.
The clouds were watched with peculiar in
terest and with wishes for an aqueous bestowal
after various predictions and prophecies, on the
thrd day our most ardent desires were realized
by descending torrents, which fell in speedy
succession peculiar to this climate. The river
rose unusually rapid during the time, ard soon
the lron-horse was set to work, and we again
proceeded up the river
On the 9th we had a beautiful prairie sun
rise scene, surprising, in magnfccnce, any,
thing had ever before witnessed. As Old Sol
arose, his rays of deep red were spread over
the horizon, which, associated with the general
beauties of the country, was a sight truly sub
lime The noise of the steamboat routed the
deer and wild game from the shores with quick
step and light wing, they being unused to such
ing with great surprise our " bark" often kept
pace with it for several miles at time. i'm
proving every opportunity to come on board.
The land above the Patawatomic reservation
is scarce Of timber, but is fertile and well
adapted to grazing, and to the production of
hemp, corn, wheat, oats, potatoes, &c. The
apple, pear, peach and plum, with all their con-
sumnlatc varieties, do wellhere. The climate
Is delightful, the warm suns of midsummer are
counieracted by the prairie breeze, so refresh
ing and healthy that it has already invited
many invalids thther. We speak only OF
those with whom we have been conversant-.
some OF them were in the last stage of con.
sumption, and did not expect to survive more
than few months, who now, with smiling de.
light repeat their case with particularty, cxult.
ing IN their triumphant restoration
Almost the same variety of trees exists in the
forests here as in Delaware, with the addition
of cottonwood, and in the inhabitants of the
bOughs and branches, save the robin, there is a
corresponding variety of warbling songsters.
The country, as we approached the mouth OF
the Big Blue river, if possible, grew more de-
llghttul and the land more fertile. In romance
it is almost without parallel-the rreenbufls
rising in cOnical benches robed in verdure from
base to summit, interspersed with lunches OF
wild tiowers-including the beautiful prairie.
rose, golden-coreopsis and aster-pnk-all in
striking contrasts and friendly groups. The
geological appearance gives evidence ofstreams
which have once flowed on lands now above the
common level of the fields The clam and the
mussel shell, with other bivalvular remains
still continue uncovered, and lands bearing
marks of deposition by floods are now much
above the level Of the rivers. The valley o.
the Big Blue, we are informed, is the richest il
the Territory. Heavy growths of timber
stretch along the entire length, thus affording
great agricultural facilities. At the mouth 0
this river is located a city comprising an are;
of two miles square, of which we shall speal
IN our next. JOHN S. HoFFEcKER.
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PELIssIER AND RAGLAN.-Some of the Lon
don letter writers predict that it will be ex-
tremely difficult for Lord Raglan and General
Pelissier to get along harmonously. The for
mer is cool, calm and cautious, and rarely acts
without thinking twice; while the latter is
bold and impulsive, brave as a lion, but some-
times hot and hasty. One account states that
in the recent movement which was so success
tul, he never for moment consulted Lord Rag
Ian while another states that he ordered the
telegraph wires to be cut, with the object of
preventing the receipt of instructions from
Paris.
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HANGING WoMEN.-Somc of the New York
papers are urging the Governor of that State
to commute to Imprisonment for life the pun
lshment of Mrs. Robinson, convicted ofmurder,
and sentenced to be hung. The sturdiest ad-
vocate of the gallows ought to be satisfied with
the substitute proposed. The idea of hanging
a woman is too brutal and revolving to be en-
tertained in any civilized community.
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FRUIT.-The young apples and peaches are
so thick upon the trees in many parts of the
country that trees will be seriously injured un-
less the caution is taken early to strip of one
half the number The New York Tribune
says it is foolish to depend upon propping up
the limbs of favorite tree to save its over
loaded branches. Ifone half that set are pluck
ed and thrown away the other half will be
worth more than the whole. Farmers should
look to this at once.
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A Crow STORY.-A man in Pawlet, Vt, af-
ter having has corn destroyed and his wheat
field attacked by the sable depredators, and
having tried every kind of scarecrow TO no pur.
pose, procured strychnine, in which he soaked
some corn. and strewed it over has field. As
result oithe first days effects of his prevent
i've, he found the dead carcasses of 200 crows
in and about the field.
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A DELICATE APPETITE.-On the 10th inst,
a man at Albany, N. u, undertook, for wa
ger, to eat six dozen hard-bolled eggs, but at
ter getting through with three dozen, the per-
son making the bet, fearful of losing, offered to
Pay for what were consumed. The offer was
accepted. The man who could eat three do
zen hard-eggs must, in our opinion, possess the
digestive powers Of an ostrich.
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PRoGREss OF SCIENCE UNDER THE MAINE
LAw-Man Ito licensed liquorseller) | want
pint OF brandy for mechanical purposes.
Lquorseller-What purposes. 1855
Man-To get up steam.
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500

65- Choose ever the plainest road. it always
answers best. For the same reason, choose
ever to do and try what is the most just and
most direct. This conduct will save a thou.
sand bushes and thousand Struggles, and will
deliver you from the secret torments which are
the never falling attendants of discrimination.
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BETTING ON ELEcTIONs.-The last Grand Ju-
ry in Danvile, Va, not only presented persons
for betting on elections, but presented those
who bought or sold goods, payable when GER
tain candidates were elected.
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THE FAMILY OF DAWN CRocKET.-The Dali
las Herald says the widow and family of Davy
Crockett, the hero of the Alamo, moved to Tex
as, from Tenn last fall. They reside in Ellis co.,
and are said to be in enlightened circumstan-
ces. ,.... 81. ~ "a. 4. o. $3.50. ....-.,
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TO THE PHYSICIANS OF THE WEST.
ERIN STATES, AND TO ALL WHO
USE LIQUOR As A MEDICINE OR A.
REVER AGE

HYSICIANS who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors Medi-
cal purposes should give the preference to WoFE's
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC ScHSAPPs.
l. 1t is manufactured Schedau in Holland and excu-
vey the factory Of the profrsor by and
Material elsewhere une Oyed and unknown.
hemss entirely fossil OF which
remains every fnquot distilled grain and which
Is the cause OF the serious
1ndaigsancs which such liquors invariably tend
ducs,
GIN vored with the acid and oil
heretofore used but with the specifically lighter
volatile aromatic and medicinal of the two essential oils
the Italian juniper berry, neglected BY every other manufac
Ii is chsuicaiy proved absolutely pure
heaton-a quality obtained ~ an entirely new process and
which other Holland Gin IN the world has iuired
S. IL proved by extensive medical experience and tes
be eneieat we'll agreeable remedy in
tism Auenes ehoe kidney bladder
dyspepa fever AMI general debility sluggish ereua
ton Of the blood deficient assimilation and exhausted
energy.
s. most grateful and renovang cordial and when
used directed never inhses the induces nebr
ety. nut TENDS sabdue the later ralty by creating
the i'll efects OF bad water whether swanpy
dsriess In all Of these rated qualities
Since the introduction of this celebrated
into the United States number Of Liquor Houses in New
hight The genuine only sold quart and pint bottles
nelly wrapped in yellow my name ON the
bottle cork label would those who ass IL
quentiy eli nay bottles common gin and sell 4. for re
genuine For sale by all the resr~eabe DrusSi.,s in the
United States. UD0LPHO wOLFE
Sole manufacturer ana Importsr
is. 2o and y HEAVIER street. New York
The word sehnapp beOns' exclusively to article all
BE- wholesale dealers in Cleveland. Ohio w c. Gordon:
Freat Edwards: G. Brad.'vn; r SAVIOR & Co.
In peroit Michigan s. r MsMilan; Jacobs and Gard
ner Reith Ripley l. S. FarrOnd; 1. s. caahurt Co.
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DAILY J.OU r N AL.
RIVER ITEMS.

WHY don't the Louisville and ST. Louis
packets advertise in the Evansville papers? Can't
they offer any inducements TO the people OF Ev-
ansyille, and the hosts of strangers here TO take
their boats altogether instead OF the struggling
crafts nealy all OF whith get more or less passen-
gers? They appear to be satisfied to lei Evansville
editors puff them the year around without cop
per's reward We have been doing that the last
five years and now begin to seriously think there
should be a little reciprocation. Our terms are,
acard three months, five dollars six months,
eight dollars-a little higher, probably, than are
paid in the larger cities where the advertising is
done in wholesale manner by agents, but dog
cheap considering the editorials. Any packet
would find it cconomy to thus advertise. The
Daily Journal has large circulation. We shall
keep this notice in few days to give our friends
of all the packets a chance of seeing ii.
The fine new Niagara arrived here early
Saturday morning well freighied for New Or
leans. She took about 500 bbls pork, so hhds to-
bacco. 200 cask bacon, so bbls OF eggs and lot
of promiscuous freight, Lewis & Howard were
the principle shippers. She had full trip of pas
Senge1S nc 4NidSai" hdS ~ SuPciiOi d" si9S
New Orleans trade. Capt. Spots and Charley
REYNOLDS are the best of sieamboa,men.
- The fast low pressure Southerner came
down Saturday at early hour, for st. Louis
She had fine "Trip Of both freight aud passengers.
The pJite Clerk don't have our thanks tor late
papers.
- The fast new steamer Ben franklin ar
rived here Saturday afternoon one week out from
New Orleans She put out large lot of freight
here and left tor Louisville about o'clock p. NJ.
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Class No. 2, value 80 cts.

Indiana Reserve Bank
kokomo...............
North Western Blk, Bloom
neid...... ... ..........
New York Stock Bank Vim
cenneS northumberland.
Tippecanoe Blk, Winemac. &.
Upper Wabash Blk, Wabash
Wayne Blk, Logansport' ....
Wayne Blk, Richmond. 80.
Wabash River Blk, Jasper. &.
Wabash kiver Blk, MELVILLE
Wabash River Bank, New
Corydon...............-
Kalamazoo Blk, Albion. 80.
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CLASSIFICATION
AND VALUE OF
INDIANA FREE BANK NOTES.
By G. COPELAND, Banker,
EVANSVILLE, IND,
Class No. J. Par.

Central Blk, Indianapolis.
Fayette County Bk, Con.
nersville. ..............
Farmers Blk. Westfield. 90.
Gramercy Blk, Lafayette. 90.
Hoosier Blk, Logansport....
Indiana Blk, Madison. 80.
Indiana Stock Bk, Laporte.
Kentucky Stock Blk Colum-
Dus. ...-........ ....
Lagrange Blk, Lima.
Merchants * Mechanics Blk,
New Albany.............
New York d Va. State SIX
Blk, Evansville.
Prairie City Blk, TefreHaute
Louthern Blk, Terre Haute.
Salem BIZ, Salem ...;,....
Savings Blk OF Indiana, Con-
nersville ...............
Traders Blk, Indianapolis. o..
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Agricultural Blk, Mt Ster.
ing. 100000.
Blk of Fort Wayne, Fort
wayne ....... .......
Bk Of Rockport, Rockport.
Blk of South Bend, South
Bend .........-... .....
Blk Of Perrysville, Perrys'le
Delaware County Bank,
Muncie .................
Elkhart County Bk, Gos-
men, ...... ....
Great Western Blk, TerreI
Haute ..................
Huntington County Bank,
Huntington ............
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Blk OF Indiana, Michigan
City.............s:.
Rockville Blk, Brookville.
Blk ofSyracuse, Syracuse. /.
Blk Of Elkhart, klkhart..,.
Blk Of Rockville, Rockville
Blk OF Goshen, Goshen....
Blk Of Mt Vernon, Mt Yer
non.
Blk of Salem, Salem,.....
Blk OF the Capitol, Indiana
polls. ........- ........
Blk Of Warsaw, Warsaw. g.
FIX Of Monticello, Month
cello ..................
Bk Of Paoli, Paoli.........
CanalBk OF Evansville, Ev
ansville. ........... ....
Crescent City Blk, Evans
Cambridge City Bk, Cam
bridge City.............
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TEIEGRAPHIC!
I Reported expressly for the Daily Journal. ]
Arrests for Passing Counterfeit Hills.
New York, April 10. M.

Arrests for Passing Counterfeit bills.
New York. April 10, M.
Six persons were arrested for circulating
new counterfeit bills on the Chemical bank
of this city, of the denomination of 5's. They
are supposed to have been, Brought here by
John T. Good, from Philadelphia. Mr..
Thompson, Of that city, Is also implicated.
Threwn from "a Horse.
New YORK, Ar ril 10.
Washington Irving was severely injured
yesterday by being thrown from his horse.
ger.
The ROxbury Nunnery, &c.
BosroN, April II.
The committee of investigation into the
doings of the Robbery Nunnery. made a
lengthy report to the House to-day, in which
they censured the visiting committee, but re-
commended no definite action in the matter.
Report adopted. The committee on the
specific charges against Joseph Hiss, member
of the visiting committee, have not yet re-
ported.
Lucius Ayre, of Paymen, N. H., sent to
the States prison on conviction of robbery
was set at liberty to-day by the Governor, it
being clearly shown that his conviction was
procured by perjury.
Steamship BaItic-DecisIon.
New YORK, April Is.
The steamship Baltic sailed at noon to-
day. with go passengers and 81 1893, 624 in
specie.
Judge Cowles this morning decided to hold
Irving and Morrissey to bail in 8 lO, 900 each;
that Hyler and Van Pelt might also DE adj
mitted to bail in $4,000 each. but in the
case of Turner and Paugene. the motion to
bail was denied.
Blu: FALo, April IL.
A returned Californian, Alex. ]. Forbes,
this morning shot Michael ShaIer, grocer's
clerk, on account Of the latter's intimacy
with his wife during his absence. The
shooting occurred in Mr.. Cages store,
Seneca street. Forbes fired five times. One
ball only, took effect-in the right side.
Thaler, although seriously, is not danger
ously wounded. Forbes expressed his regret
that he did not kill him, and Immediately
surrendered himself to the authorities He
had his examination, and was admitted TO
bail.
New YORK, April II.
The ship Golden Mirror, the loss of which
was reported this morning, while on her
wsy to Tonlon, was built in 1850, at ST..
Stephens. N. B of IT'S tons burthen, and
was insured in Boston. Her cargo OF pork
was worth about S35 600.
| We had quite an influx Of emigranfs this
morning, compared with the recent dearth,
upwards of 100 having arrived from Eu-
rope.
/ Com. Joseph Smith, Chief of the Bureau
Of Yards and Docks, and VIM. p. Sanger,
Civil Engineer of the United States. who
have just arrived from Washington, made a
visit OF inspection to the Brooklyn Navy
Yard to-day. and greet activity prevails in all
the departments Of our yard, not the least
interesting work being the Preparation OF
the barque Eringo for her arctic cruise.
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Class No. 8, value 70 cts.

Atlantic Bk, Jackson......
Blk RENSSELAER,. Rensselaer,.
BS Rochester, Rochester.
Farmers Blk, Jasper 1890.
State SIX Blk, Marion. .....
Shawnee Bk, Attica.......
Blk OF Africa, Attica.
BS of North America New
port ....................
Blk of Bridgeport, Bridge
port ....... s..........
Blk of Conrersviiie, Con.
nersviite ..-. .........
Blk OFT Wadsworth, Mich
igan City ..... .........
BS Of America, Morocco. .
Blk of Auburn Auburn go.
Bk of Albany, New Albany
Drovers Blk OF Rome, Rome
Exchange Blk, lno issue)
Greencastle...-. ......
Govt Stock Blk, Lafayette
Green Co Blk. Bloomfield.
Merchants Blk, Lafayette .
Mishnwaka Blk, lno issuej
Miskawaka .............
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
OF PAIN. AGAIN o,

PAIN. AGAIN oNHANp
TENHE greatest known family Medicine for Burns
Colds Sore Throats and Quinsey. Will cure Diarrhea
Cholera Morbus Cramps snd Spasms Fever and
Ague and known TO fail Daily and hourly calls for
ne preventive and for the above ais
An agent wrtes:-I rather life this than
other Medicine all remedy satisfy vaur
sales Indiana.
greater increase than any other Medicine
before the public For sale by all the principal Druggists in
United States. British Cafo Oregon
WHOLE>ALE AGENTS:
LEIGH yIERLING. Evansville nS..
ScRIBSrR & DsvoL New Albany. Iud.
J. Il. c. +. HARPpR. Madison. Ind.
CHAs III. CLARK. yincennes
JoHS D. PARK Oincinna Ohio-can them
at Manufacturers prices. d. l.. GREGORY CO..
sugo-smw Maumce City. Ohio
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PIANOS. HASOs.

lust received BY the undersigned. few superior Piano
81 Fortes nom the celebrated mandatory Peters
Co. which
perfection Of finish unsurpassed by Eastern
make. These splendid instruments for sale manufac
t1rsrs prices and all wishing purchase
aPio 7. CONJUNCTION 4 co.
Corner oil Main and First SIS.
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CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS.

CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS.
ATTING window shades curtains. looking glasses and
H wall paper just opened aud for sale low Tor cash. by
apis HOPKINS Il READ. First st.
ORN.-5oo bushels Prime landing from '76 for sale by
u mhl9 GEO. FOSTER co.
UNREsH WHITE LIME.60 bbls in hne order sale by
n milo s. T.. GILBERT a. co.
uDURE WHlTELEAD.-;5 kegs pure White Lead reed
aud for ale BY noy9 SAMUEL ORR
TUNUBS.-5o ., each just reed for sale by
~ mhx3 s. Z. GILBERT CO.. Syc. near Wat r..
FOR SALE.
a LARGE fine bay Horse, years old kind disposition.
PAGES and trots and would be valuable aad safe for
fam ~ horse. Enquire of N. A. LAWRENCE.
apll-diw
n nBUSH Hominy; 40 boxes Cheese;
III " Is boxes soap; do Macaroni;
boxesyirmsci lie; so do Split Peas;
mh2s COOKS Family Grocery.
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THR MYSTERY SOLVED.

Tnb MHSEEht SOLvED.
UUD0ING fton the crowd of that have been
- visiting end store for the past two weeks
under the imefeson that he the saying
mercal parlanee) by the board and
thereof selling sacrifice further
ry happy readers that is
the lie has hand full assortment of Sprng
and summer Dry Goods. and IS selling very low
hence the rush to his store. apI4
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CAMPBELL d GROSCH,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
FIRST STREET BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
EVANSVILLE. IND.


MANUFACTURER cf every description OF Brass Work.
lSh of equal quality il superior manufac
tured in the East. and Q favorable terms.
We keep constantly hand oil globes stop bbb
cylinder cocks: church. and hotel bells;
friction METAL spetsr solder we'll mplets
business.
We are also sole in this city the
of Gather betting These
ings superior anything yet offered and have nva
rahly when exhibited. leen awarded with the first
mil o the be q the establish
:.
Double Acting Force end Lift Pumps article unsurpas
ed for eistern well ind railway purposes.
m order. and
ui.hed ct rcnnati prices.
The highest marhst price paid for old ana
zinc. -
resis.s aIisntion srIo o.
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:. Blk Covington, Covington..
q. Blk Of Aloien, Albion..~..
:. Far. IL Nee. Blk, Rensselaer,
:. ISteuben Co Blk. AHg0l
=. State SIX Blk, Jamestown.
.. Wabash Val Bk. LogaBsp't
:. Merchants Blk. Springfield.
w. Marshal Co Bk, Plymouth.
=. North Ind bk Logansport..
e., Orange. Peseyville. 1900.
:. Public Stock bk. Newport.
n. Perry Co blk. Cannelton....
. Peoples blk. Lima. ..--...
h Plymouth ok, Plymouth....
=. State Stock blk, Logansport
:. State Stock bk, Peru.
=. State Stock Security bank
ny Newport ......s........
ne Starke Co ok. Knox. ......
e) Traders blk. Terre Haute.
- Western blk Plymouth.
tie Laurel Blk, Laurel. go.
d. Farmers e. Mechanics Blk.
ie. Indianapolis ............
Iej
..N
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SOLDuEkSs

SOLDIERS!
DAKER GARyIN will procure for soldiers. their
ID minor heirs. the additional Bounty Land
which they entitled under the law Of Consress of
March Sd. 1855. 0hes Main st. near the new Court
House. aps-3tw
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WIN. LOEWENTHAL Il CO.,
CORNER AND WATER SITS,
UpEC.D stock Of cheap and seasonable Dry Goods
HI and Clothing which they sell for cash the lowest
prices. ap5-lw
CRACK ERs AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TUNHE constantly keeps hand
ment Of fresh Water Butter and Sugar Crackers and
also Of Soda Pilot Navy Bread which being
ed improved Machinery. they be sold
place in the West and exceled
quality by any other in the country large
stock always hand Shop. Water street
Sycamore and Vine. mh2stf j. SINZICH.
WOOD! WOODn
VXTOOD be bought the lowest OF place In the city
w from VIM Green woodward. nesr Eggleston's Foun
Orders be L. 4 d. Hermann Main
street. nh26 WM GREEN.
METROPOLITAN BOOTS.
CEvEN cases of article just received. Gail
- early: warranted good can be made
were anil HENDRICKS 4 McREA.
Fosters Block. First st.
LADIES' CATER BOOTS.
LARGE aid elegant assortment Of Silk La.trg Eng
"A lsh aud Glove Eid Plain and Patent tipped. half and
laced G.i.ers all prices
all qualities. HENDRICKS McREA,
apll Fosters Blsck, Firstsl.
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REcEIvEDrer steamer Eclirse. 10 txsyorsnre..
NJ arif TENNEY & S0REySON.
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BLYTHE HYNEs,
ATTORNEY LAW, EVANSVILLE. IND.
omee in the Crescent City Bank building. ap5
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CORPORATION NOTICE..

kRDERED. that the OF lots Nos. Is. H. IS, TO-
~ H. IS. - and DO block 81. Eastern Ensrgsnentof the
City Evansville, the side walk In
be fed up with EARTH correspond with city
grade days after the publication Of this order and
default the Of directed
perform said work and the costs and secruing
collected sale Of said
much thereof be satisfy said
lien and costs. BY order Of the Common Council.
apI9 WELL. II. WALKER. Clerk.