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NoTEs OF Travel

LrNcHBURG, Va, July 5, ls55.
Editor Of the Star:
lntroductions and prefaces are all humbups
mere twaddle, gamm on on the O. hifalutin'; order .
This is free country, and it's Fourth Of july
and I've as much right to enlig hten mankind as
any one else; and reckon nv name will look as
we'll in print as some I've seen there
I'm here, pleasantly slowed away in room No
80, at the Cabell House and 1t don't make the
least difference in the world where | came from
except that travelled over the South Side Rail-
road to-day; and ii did seem to Inc Will. was
doing II that l was travelling through a yery
poor country, till | got in II vicinity of this
city on the mountains. The road is a good one
the officers polite. attentive. and accommod ating
and they'll check your baggage almost anywhere
Il man. 5 baggage ought 10 20, and give yoE no
sort Of trouble with II. THIS checking baggage
through TO any of the Springs, is 4 glorious
thing for, of all the pests To- man in scare OF
either health or pleasure, that of having to look
after aud hunt up his baggage, il one of the
greatest. IL conld wear double suit this hot
weather, I'd rather let the THINKS, boanet box es
bags, and baskets 20 to old Harry, than have 10
stand watch for them at every place where we
change cars.
Down the country, nowhere in particular, and
everywhere In general. the weather il 50 hot that
fellow finds himself and then wondering
whether he ii have @rrrSe enough left t. enall-
him tn swallow h = CO:B-cakcs ia the winter and
acting upon the PTe>UnI ION that the * pei iIurnt
il rather a dangerous one. lie concludes he mast
risk il; and every fellow who has tbs uherewith
u purchase The steam, pits cut fast as he can
10 the mountains. My stars how Sonl- Of them
would envy me If they knew what a delightful
breeze was flaming my ks just this resent
writing ="
The J. q r. NJ. turned out here to-day, and
had Band OF music in atendarc- and this - all
the celebration have seen since my arrival The
whole state having properly given this day to
Richmond Tor the solemn and impressive cere-
monies OF re-interment of the hoEored remain rs of
the PATRON statesman, James Monroe in the soil
OF his native State; and learn that there. is Il
countless host In Richmond. This is us il should
be- or rather as it should have been long az but
= better late than never,
There Was Il little ii ght here this afternoon but
nc Oohes Were broken, and no blood shed ...
must now close 10 get This In the mail I'M,
VIII Hollow II up as progress in my tour
ID Enn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-09

The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about 7 o'clock;
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HE INSPECTORS OF THE DISTRICT PENI-
TENrIAEY.-The public of the District of Co.
lumbia will be gratifed to learn that the Pres
ldent has reappointed Messrs. Robert Ould,
Peter Force and George Parker to be the in
spectors of the District Penitentiary Since
their original appointment IA year ago, they
have discharged the trust with marked indus
try, energy and discretion, managing their
charge to the entire satisfaction of all interest
ed in its proper conduct
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BELLY-This little operator" duly de-
parted for Europe on the day before yesterday
on board the Persia. From his explanations of
his scheme given to the New York E5yrcss,
he is written down by them being a regular
cOnfidence-man in stock transactions-a mere
Spectator in moonshine projects, relying Who'll
ly on the cash he can get out of parties in Eu-
rope with more money than brains The idea
that the French Government has any connec-
ton whatever with him or his plans is already
completely exploded.
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From the returns thus far received it is
certain there is strong opposition ma
jority in the Legislature. It Is posi-
bic that the Republicans may have
aworking majority of their ownin the
Lower House, and they may attcmptan ex-
elusive organization and may make an
effort to enforce their own peculiar policy.
We should regret such an effort, as it would,
in effect, nullify the victory won by the
united anti-Lecompton strength, and drivca
large portion of the conservative Americans
and anti-Lecompton Democrats-as the
worst of two evils-to combine with the
Administration party.
There is now desire among all indepen-
dent and sensible men, to throw off the
shackles of party; to unite with all who are
ready to combine to arrest the extravaganza
the corruptions, and the inordinaae extern
sion of the Executive influence in the Fed
eral Government Official abuses have
reached point that makes them intolera-
BILE; some energetic and united efforts must
be made to introduce new order Of things
In 1860. To accomplish this, all sectional
issues, all practical and abstract theories
must be silenced, the slave discussion must
be hushed, and the settlement of the subject
left to the practical operations of the Popu-
lar Sovereignty principle. There will be
attempts to sow the seeds of dissention and
produce schisms in the opposition ranks,
and forbearance wisdom, and an abandon
ment of all ultra, obnoxious doctrines will
only preserve the ascendency of those who
have routed the administration and its ad-
herents.
If the Republicans Should find themselves
in sufficient strength in the House, to induce
them to set up for themselves, and to- insis
upon imposing their peculiar measures anc
views upon the State, they will inevitably
ruin their own party, and bring disaster
upon the cause of the opposition, and dt
more than their worst enemies to perpctuat'
the abuses, and the rule of the party now
in DnIyar
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CLERGYMAN KILLED By LIGHTNING.-Th
Rev. S. n. Evans, pastor of the Presbyter-
ian Church at Lane, DeKalb county, III
inois, was instantly killed by lightning, a
few yards from his own door, on the 30th
ult. He was struck on the head, the fluid
tearing his hat in pieces, crisping the hair
around his neck, passing out under the chin,
then striking the breast and descending to
the ground. He leaves a wife, in feeble
his deaih
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Congressional Election.

The result of the Congressional Election
in this State is as follows
In the First or Evansville District, Nib
lack is reelected by majority OF not far
from 1000.
In the Second or New Albany District
English is also reelected by a small major
ity.
In the Third or Madison District, Mckee
Dunn, Republican, is elected over Hughes,
Lecomptonite.
In the Fourth District, Holman, an An
ti-Leconlpton Democrat has been elected by
majority of 1900
In the Fifth District, Kilgore, Republican,
is elected by a very heavy majority.
In the Sixth, or indianapolis District,
n Porter, Republican, is elected by majority
of l,oOo, or 100.
f In the Seventh, or Terrc Haute District,
Jno G. Davis, Independent Democrat, is re-
elected by majority of $500.
In the Eighth or Lafayette District, Viii
son, Republican, is reelected by an incrcas-
ed vote. -r.s.. o.. ?
In the Ninth or ST. Joseph District, Col
fax, Republican, is reelected by majority
of 1900 to 1000.
In the Tenth or. Fort Wayne District,
Case is reelected by a large majority.
In the Eleventh District, Petit is proba-
bly, reelected. "
There will be nine opposition members
and two Administration supporters from
this State in the next Congress. Should
the eiection of President devolve on the
House, the vote of Indiana cannot be bart
cred for any Executive favors, nor given tc
any of its adherents. The recent election
proves that Bright can have no control ovel
it, before the people or in the House.
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~HoGs.--The Cincinnati Prizes sCRrrent
says since the distiHeries flied up their pens
for the fall business with fresh hogs, the
cholera has broken cut with great violence
and is carrying off the animals in large
=numbers-in some eases as high as forty OF
fifty per. cent of the whole numbers. It
adds
sThere is a strong disposition TO purchase
hogs, the past week, at SO 50@15 90 for No
vembcr and the fore part of December de-
LIVERY, and we understand 1000 head sold
last Friday, at So 90 5e., to be delivered the
last two weeks of November There are
very few offering at these rates, nor can we
say at any rate, just row. feeling has
taken possession of several individuals that
prices will rule high the coming season, ow-
ing to the great abundance of money, they
say, which would imply this Kind of logic
namely, that the business of taking care of
gold had become burdensomc to its owners,
and that, by way of relief, they will ex-
change it for pork 1T some price or other.
The Price Current contains letters from
all parts of the West in relation to the crops
and hogs from which it inferS there is no
doubt that there will be quite a large in
| crease in the number of hogs brought to
market the coming season, as compared with
last Hogs are unusually fat for the season.
and it viii take but a small quantity, COM
paratively, of the new crop of corn. to fit
them for market. The season will be much
earlier than last, and the great bulk of the
packing will be done in December. The
fact is, the case lead, irresistably, to the
conclusion that the chances are all against
those who purchase at current prices say
s. 00@,5 60 per cwt., delivered in this city.
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SPIRITUAL IssAyITY.--A sid story is
told of man named Thadeus Sheldon, of
Randolph, n. Y, who has been carried off
by spiritualsm. He was worth $4,000,
but fol- two OF three years past he has de-
voted his time and purse to the (" liarmonial
Philosophy" During the present season he
had large force of men at work digging a
cave. In the cave he -expected to find the
ruins of the 'sIIarmonial City full of
treasure, but it is now filed with water,
and rs altogether a poor abode for spiritual
or earthly bodies. Mr. Sheldon has been
thoroughly ieaced By mediums, and is now
a poor pepuiless man. -s assszssa
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ATT. CHARLES SALOON, No. q,
bSFrst street, opposte the Post Oice, Evansville,
Indiana.-Ihe citizens Of Evansville and the pub
lie ge1erally are respectfully Informed that this
magnificent saloon Formerly Buri's Exrhange) has
been entirely rrfittrt and furnished in every depart
ment and is open for the season, where visitors
always have served up at the shortest notice and
in the most superb style all the delcacics of the
scasun, game of all kinds, Nenison, Wild Duck,
Turkey, Fish, &c.
Shell Oysters received daily, by express. a. we'll
as in cans will he served in every style to suit tlc
patrons of the st. Charles.
Billiard players will find at this saloon a set of the
finest marble top Billiard Tables from the we'll
known and celebrated factory of J. NJ. Brunswick
& Co.
Suppers served upat al hours, day or night.
A splendid lunch will be served mp, in the most
appropriate style, every morning ut 10 O'Clock.
octS J. G. HARRl NOTION.
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VSGouds Ribbons and Flowers, on Friday morn
ing October Stll, 1888. Permit me to call your
tention to my stock Of Spring Millinery Goods,
which have been bought under favorable circum-
Stances and which for variety and novelty of style
will trust, be found to surpass anything ever
brought to this city L. Il. BARKER,
First street, between Main and Locust opposite
the Psst Osfc.. oct,i
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~ 0.u.nESsE0sN,ERS SALE 1FRE.FL
y Estate.-By virtue of decree Of the Court of
Common Pleas Of Nanderburgh County, L viii
offer for sale at private sale, at my Gfficc in
Evansville. until the 18th day of November, 1903,
if lot sold before that time the following described
Real Estate To wit all that part of Lot I52, in
the donation enlargement of the City OF Evansville,
thus bonded Beginning at the most Western
corner Of said Lot, and running thence with the
line of said lot to the most Northern corner thereof;
thence with the back line Of said lot TO the most
Eastern corner thereof, being the Northern corner
of lot Isl thence The line dividing lois l5l and
1a2 towards Third street., 81 feet; thence parallel
Sith Third street, towards Locust street, % feet
thence parallel with Locust street towards Fourth
street, feet thence parallel with Third street, to-
wards Locust street, 20 feet thence parallel with
Locust street to the trent line of said lot l31,
Third street thence said front line TO the paec
Of beginning, being the premises now occupied by
Mrs. Eliza Hunnef and. Others, on the corner OF
Third and Locust street, and should sad premises
remain ursold after the said 18th dry Of November,
viii offer the same at public auction at the Court
House door, in Evansville, the 2lst day OF No
vember, 1855, at 2 O'Clock, II. NJ,
Said premises Will be sold i'll hree subdIf 1sionS
plat of which may be seen at my Office.
Terms.--0nc-foarth cash; one-fourth nj siNs one
fourth at tpelyc and one-ouf at eighteen months
the purchaser giving notes With security, hearing
interest, arsl waiying relieflax --s
ASA l6hEH AII'. -t
Cor
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rrErf, Tx C0EEECT0Rs.1.OTFC,E.

Q/-rhe Tax Payers of the City of Evansville are
hereby notified that l have this day received the
Tax Duplicate of the City of Evansville, for the
year 1888. My Office is on Third street between
Main and Sycamore, where I he found every
day between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. W. and
> o'clock, Z. NJ. GEORGE WuLFLIN,
Evansville, Oct. 6, 1S5S-2wd City Collector.
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THvEE BEST.4.NTs PERE ST BR.f.%.
-A by in town, at the lowest figure, is at Decker
& Kramer's- Hotel and Coffee-house keepers, aud
all others that appreciate good liquor and wish
to buy it cheap in quantities TO suit call soon it
goes off fast. (oct1l) DECKER & kRA5iER.
HATE s.gRCRS 4 FOE C.4ER0.-
- The newly fitted Packet Kate Strchet, which
n SsI7-sIk - draws less than 20 inches light
zZ7;:g-1r1Ssssssas7 Will leave for Cairo on Tues
rssszs@=sS=2sz=-zs day at O'Clock. r. NJ. For
freight or passage apply to Capt. Z. +. DUSOUCH-
ET, on board. ec9
KyEEEe TINE HU.N'ETR E:-THEs y. q.
& Land Association will rent four stands inside
their Fair Grounds to persons who will make it
their business to provide for the wants of the
thousands that viii be there during the fair. APP
ply TO LoetT p. HoRNBRook.
TIE GLASSES $50 WHOLE .S.I'D
~ VEL half bis.
80 boxes very choice Hamburg Cheese,
20 hhds n. O. Sugar; For sale by
oct3 GILBERT i BOW LES
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assss The story that the navy department
had decided to establish the grade OF Adj
,7iriI is not contradirtoI
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V6R De Ii cRoEx, ERE.S'cH

KER. DE LIZ CR0EX, FRE.S'C.H
&FE DYER AND SCOURER,
% s Corner Of Vine and First streets.
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA,
Wonld respectfully inform the Ladies and gentle
men of this city and vicinity, that lie has opened
DYEIN1, CLEANING AND REPAIRING =
ESTABLISHMENT
Where he will clean and dye all kinds of Silk aud
Moollen Goods. VIII remove crease, paints, &c,
without the slightest injury to the goods.
All work done at this establishment viii i.e
r;,ntcd to- live entire s9ti~rl-fiou -apt.'i-';iu
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.&UNDREEs.-

ASU.NHREEs.- ~ A
~ 10 bbls. Alum, rr az Ar
10 = Copperas, r~-4
Sulphur,
. Ven. red.
q Gum CamIhor, -
$50 Cream Tartar. .r.
% coil Jute 4 inch rope,
G5 - Manila Il inch do,
% :" hemp halter rope,
% Manila - -
- doz. Bedcords,
10 reels cotton Il inch do.
80 bales No. l, Canuelton Batting, -g
r - boxes Star Candles, -.... ...
~ boxes Diamond Starch
20 bags Alspice,
) Ceroons Carraccas indigo, -aa.--s
% bales Candle Wick, .-.-.
% bags Pepper,
; " Cloves. ~
small lot of extra family -four q
For sale low to close consignment, by
r.rtS MIFELER & RIIfftS
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NeEH'JE '-syTTRoEFE'

@ & son generally known Bittrolff's) at
No Is, Main street, have just received their
stock Of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, superior
Plated Ware, Spcctaccs, &c, among which will he
found all the latest and beautiful styles in ,hs
market. ......-. Id. .
We wish it distinctly understood that
rant the qality of our Jcwclry be as good as any
made, and in STYLE beauty Of finish and excellence
of workmanship, it is not to lie surpassed. We
selling at the lowest Eastern prices for cash \
full assor, ment of Clocks always hand
octSl,Sw2m
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The Fair.

The throng yesterday at the Fair, was
greater than ever graced any similar oc-
casion in this part of the State. 1t was
estimated there were between two and three
thousand persons within the grounds at one
time, during the afternoon. This years
fair has proved most decided success.
The address by Col. Owen was excellent
and most appropriate. The exhibition of
manufactures and farm products are more
numerous and superior to last year; and the
stock entries are more than double the
number of last season, and greatly slTpass
them IN quality, especially in horses. The
exhibitions upon the race course kept the
large crowd in the alnphitheatre till nearly
sun down last evening. -fa -.<.
But the sports Of yesterday, will be
eclipsed by the entertainments of to-day
There are to be trotting matches and fast
and slow mule races; but the browning
attraction Of the day, will be the display Of
FEMALE EQUE5TRIANISM. Several
ladies' have consented to compete in riding
on horse back for a beautiful ten dollar
silver cup. We ale told there Will be three
or FOUR graceful and beautiful competitors
To crown even this glorious attraction
the 'SHANKLIN SHANGHIE.9' will be
on the ground and add his sonorous' crow tc
the plaudits of the crowd for the Lowell,
winner Of the cup. The sport will be a
its height about o'clock P. NJ, at which
hour the ladies will make their entry. "a
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4 eey- 1t is reported at Washington that
Mr.. Reid; our Minister to China, win return
home in the spring, and be appointed Mr..
Dallas successor, as Minister to the Court of
st. James. Yhe Chinese treaty was received
at the State Department on Monday last
Its provisions have already been correctly
reported
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NFOoD FEsR-20O LRS. .4RU.-
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ANOOD ES5as--|@UO LAsiS. we ~
w 100 boxes fine Crackers,
80 coils Manila Rope,
$500 Seamless Bags, 2 and 2l2 bushels. Re-
ceEed and for sale by lselail PRESTON BROS.
HyRE3H CED.5R H:zRE, Sc, SEQ
z dozen Cedar Pals, white, red aud striped brass
bound,
81 10 nests Cedar kcclcrs, plain and striped. brass
bound.
5 duzrn covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 sizes.
Cedar t'hurns. brass hbIlnd,
5 d" plain white Cedar Pals, iron bound, > and
hoops,
q stout iron bound Stable Pals,
. Steamboat Pals. stout iron bound
20 nests stout Cedar Tubs, iron bound, and IL in
each nest.
dozen Iargcst Horse Buckets.
10 - common iron bound Bu, kets,
This day received and opening in the finest
condition, at the Wooden Ware store of
sept2f J. b. RUSSELL,
272 Main st. bet seventh and Eighth, Louisville, X
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NmA EEs1EEs PRIME .sEW'
EpE.zD TEKES .gzE D.HO IRE .{E-
"a ELICTED.


Il a ELICTED.
DIR. GRAVES FAMILY MEDICINES.
We do not desire interfere with the professional
ethics of medical schools. do possess any
skill in pharmaccutics, but DR.. Graves has opened
to inspection mass Of letters from his agents
aud most respe table druggists in all parts of the
country, which commend his family medicines in
the highest terms They meet with avery extended
sale which of itself is excellent recommendation
We always feel reluctant to make any endorse
mcnt Of medicines, but there many localities
where regular practitioners within reach,
and so many diseases which require prompt RENE
dies, that supply of the prescriptions prepared by
DR.. Graves, cumnl.nded they for efficiency,
would prove almost invaluable. In all cases of
sickness first advice is to call the aid OF ply
stefan, but, if that is impracticable il TO
that Dir. Graves offers remedial agents in aguc,
cholera morbus, &c, which may be safely used as
he gives assurance thar no deetcrious compounds
Used in their preparrt uh-Lo Louisville Jols1,a
DIR. Graves anti-Fcycr and Ague, anti-Blious,
Purifying, and Catkartc Pills invaluable to
those afflicted with any Of theso complaints. His
Amcrican Linimeut is gaining high reputation
for healing all kinds of ailments, both of man and
beast; and parents should remember that his t;oden
Eermifuge' is IA certain remedy for cxpelling
worms from the system,
For sale by Wholesale Druggists generally.
HALLoCK & SToDDARn, KELLER Il WHILE. !" NJ.
BTEREowER, and LEECH & CARsLETT, Agents at EV
ansyille, Indiana. oct2-;imd
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81 0.n.rgESsza.N,ElRs s,sLE aERE.E.

EhAf. JONES' OFFICE IND RES So
Chestnut. foct.4
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HDEGUL.gR EV:F.S'SVILLE .E.N,E9
A1 CAIRO PACK EFT, -.ySs-s
STEAMER CUBA, - -

j. W. MILLS Master,
leaves on Monday, the 18th, at o'clock, and viii
make regular trips every days. octl6
NyT.g.S'S.SILEE G.ds LIGHT CO.
N Zrhc Annual EIecTiuu Of President ana I9irvrt-
of the above named Company will take place at
their Office, on the 18th day of this month,
-t C. G.. X EITS, President.
Evansville. October l., 1S5S-td
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q a.RRD.-M.ET-E.N.ta soED or ne

= 4 my late Partner, Mr.. l.. BOYLE, all my inter
csT m TiIC establishment, wish TO
return my sincere thanks to the numerous patrons
Of the old house. and 10 solicit continuance Of their
favor ftr my late Partner and Successor.
octj-lwdSw JOHN FARRELL.
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EB$GA BSsH. CHOICE .s.E,Sg.E.S.
s[SSBSSfCkiS Potatoes.
Il dozen Chickens,
100 Eggs.
2G,hbs. extra Fleur
90 saclzs Ss7
20 tons Bran. Just received and for sale by
scOf.25 T. IT, COOK < son e
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G@aE9 Madame Sehoapc, German novel
ist and poet. died at schenectady. Y. Y.
last Ncck
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HAkssoAUvko.N. OF coP.ERT.N.ER-

III SHlP.-Thc Firm of JOHN FARRELL x Co. l.
this day dissolved by mutual consent. he business
will hereafter be conducted by p. Boyle, Who is
thorsed to settle up all the business f the late FIRM
-. JOHN FARRELL.
Z Roy LIE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
neOTECE TO BRIDGE BUILDERs

ASGTES,E TO BRIDGE BC1LDERS'
O. The Common Council Of the City of Evans
Vile hereby solicits sealed proposals for the bdld
ing OF Turn stable Bridge crossing the t;naf on
Fulton Avenue, after plan and specifications now
on file in the CITY Clerks Office. The aiutnlents Of
said bridge 60 be constructed of Wood. Proposals
must be ird by Saturday evening, October 10, lS5S
BY order of the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville. 4. LEMCkE, Clerk .
uctT1-Iw VoIl,Sf,tp cODY.