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ADJUSTMENTS.
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is cut: 70 ;os.s. ~. /. 'ssssss
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vAcsme q, totA 80 oeera siegse vssh uaocs ca
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dascs Us rSptrrxts". sra " j. Rtersnoc
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b. Nr f'oreuot, khdie GUN oilkeS
Dss' ....:..... .............. sr ~ J. Plsrsas.
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Wsisisu exsssssiy for her BY her bas,snd,
johnny : bEs -.-.....xu. W J. enrs0o,
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IN reasasvsl-s slIeeorscA 9es.@ns C"uetcN. re
caonosl ssoAsst vssse.l veacaphoA BIscszs h,n.l,
luppscsI Jocu,sri,a k.u-doscostssi soascal ass~
sssL UDuc., regpisu a Qsisaioa, sussaca' ang,a
Tr,sicai OtsSical sFscA wnio,~ ~ XR.ssL zaaSshia
busLssIUA.
~tice will shortly be produced
Dsuss eges As7a ~ commence ats.
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pEMOvAT-A J. JACrspN, pAwRsaoxea, SO
Ioos ~ AT hri 81 rs &c c sroet nas removed " No.
60 TsAer saes-
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SALES ar AUCTION.

Inert II NlOOLAy, AUCTlONEk1.
a eguuI sutt,aB sale stocks md bopds-AL1ERT n.
FIC0LAY viii ths day July II. " i2T oo0k at the
stock sAieercom 81 William st~st- u. s.. Il,
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SUMssR NIGHTS FESTIVAL or THz
y CkhsAh ItEJfEs ssE Nus CAE SOCIETY
Wednesday. July to tn on-af'a , ora yjIlel psrk
Fp'e ohsnp-'e 20 b.sn AZ N'c'o-h Corce- under
the ERECTION Of NJ rsur at ST. Raj cbsmpetre At
aotie BAND engaged Adviser ceus for
and St'eS tcsets IN he hsd nts- w.
MsulbeSs e CsN for tb s tickets ee) a. Pf,b.rora
Sail co TIE i2b ror, 10 Al. ackee sset zoo tbs
h June will ne goo: there ~il Nn ucca aoS nor
.ehS-red ct the door Conn i,tee-Glaubeu skee Luz
rteiger
DALsnf 5AbDSs, WEB BgrvEEn FOUarH AND
FUN s.-ests fpcinast, o. Tilted rschar
che and elegant bic Of COO
srr viii he ooeuet 70 ths publ ksntsv July ~ gS
coups-y ~ 6av performers fs. artists car have Der
rsn~rt engagements address LET MALLORY C1acs.
pst1 Tho
DlOENUsD TsnaTaN
n Wanted tor the above thest-e for the fall aus winter
fcssD cluuere'uR alb hs s.A seperlber arat
cs-s snsiog chsherDsft lady psy the Ora. y.Itur
would re p'efered seo sscotd waking LADY
I'D wou tso 6ocd tbs. uii v bipuee NAV
slso spely t. sdAO kUrE kL 7. "a MOXLkY Florence
dc;ea Broadway.
a CARR no sAs soEss AND TT 81 r9tns l. AGRgrs
y 81 tusiuec letters addressed DAs4ovut I've,
Massachusetts,
psEsCR sRD&s8 AID 6ALL, 70 LEr-rOR sSN
IRA. rlsr sntastslnusIs du ins the day url oiocx
TtehAD 10 b. m less. I'd pes
t9 .. DHspk eEr Proprietor.
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UOTlON hIriCE-BU&N iAN'S FURNITURE Elk
q press sud furni.an xtrg establishment Office Ill
lib Vest sevsOh e"er, be,eern Fifth Sixth
ktch bcuesSod f,rrure or every description boxed anc
shipped ell parts ~ the ~rrd piaros mirrors paint
fnRs china Rlan pscsed aud moved with The
s'e Large tSo hose the remov Of furniture
he cour ry
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MUSICAL,

. OCORDe0Ns ~ Is TO s2s; BANJOs 81 TO 03o
guitars 50 30 to IS vclins 7Sc tn SIS tsmborines So
~ b violin bows 25c to IS all kiodu of nuoa insru
net for sale very 10. At the DO org nal AoOBs late
rom Duane street Accordeons repaired; banjo taught
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

DARTHEk-WArIFD. FEW SXPssIysCBD, I'm
l. tervriz'ng, rtspo5 sble men b,v0g few hundred
Gu,,Ae. TO tale 40 Interest T. valuable invau-
and travel for the uursose introducing and seinc
rshts The article of trade great and osa
ssrt demaoo In CITY country 1t aso hss xdvauts
over an, other po~ In USE and can be produced at
street, rew York. g. o j A EES
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4 UCrIOH NOT C1 -oHiNA, oil SIS EARrBENWsRE
a iussr ana fsc so>ds la'ge ,hnt-e varied
Tuesday July 70 a. 10 0'cio ut %, P-sl stree, BY j.
b. n Aucdoneer ty snd country dealers will do
ell "a attend.
4, UCTfON EGTICe-TPos BslL, sUCTIOSEER AN D
= Z. 7u SPS ~ Tuescsy, al i01s O'Clock In tte
saastcors No " Hr Of dry goois
tinuriug and cons sore pledged gonds jeweiry &C., TO
Close q
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.~ySICKYR1NG 4 sONy,
~ MsNUFAUTuhrkS or
3RAED, SQOARE AND UPRrt12r PIANOS,
Varerooms 694 Br,SAd way.
o, Srr have awarded 50 orse pstsh tie sups
ci0rits y thatr manufacture for the oast 80 yeSra
ALSO CJh SsLE
sAEON D HAMLlH's SUPEarOa
NELODRONS AND HARMONIUO
-s psrnrA churchcs vestsiss and lodges
al wholesale and rseaa
PIANOS rC BENT.
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a pNInyi ra kTORs SALE OF TUssIFUsg CAsPSTs
n ao JOIN tuehhP. susu)peer viii sell tues
"a, Juy ~ as tao O'Clock 49, bureaus bed
f-eao chsrs sosep ec' dB lab bedding
rsrpeis watches PIGb Ut, admini,trator
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WI. day, at II O'Clock at th% New York Bazsv 81 Crosby
siJeet n large number horses, without reserve
wagons grocery wagon priced bus
do seoopd and baf ues9
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& UCTIoN SAEF -CLnv5fnG BOOTS AND SHOES
n DRY Ro-os prcs goods - Chrsr aLAk
nUc'inneer No. % osore viii ssJ this day. lh instant
wv O'Clock '4-ge sssrtoent NJ cohing
prf'nE hns'nsf 'vrcs sank and cress costs men Mar
settles Il vHivet
tpa Msyssies obpt h'sct italian s,tios nsa
isinea nsyurt hTcsns stella sod broshs vb4w c,Iacs
trevsto lslea aDf Rsps shoes sip bogaas
geshs lsrse lot Of bottoms and other articles
+ ue o
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q DAYS 70 EUBOpE ron sso-pY rag rssF .sr
- ss r anest rhe magnificent mali a'eau-tp vas
DNkBlLf sails 10Th July ua<sensers % 9uhpnr
or ~ ss Memeo. &c roc 9Sa be-.hs spp'Y iur
%. hCSitshsUH &C., No, Greenwkh street.
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N HVHEE, bUUFlONEEM. WTiI eEI.T, WITS DAY
W. at2n2 Canal street tae household furniture
Ten.ensn esv'ns the city sale viii commenre n
a. n. Eeslers invited
EuWENE THOMSON. MOCK AUCrIOSrER AND
~ hrker 8, Wlpu street ~tii surniAh his friends anon
snpc Ion circular eh,wins tho tia city
Esss' &c crnpaps sitb their capital value ~
oVoeco months and isS semi dlvidsud list OF
riveie Gale furniahsd those zeek!ng Investment
howard n LUDLOW, AUrrIONgrR -pSHg4PTORY
s'e schooner w mt starlight, at auction l~Ui,.
$3.50 ~ W se ~ snoor on ru.-d-y. July 10. 1859 a. u
Unch u, ne MercnaD's -xct he yaS Sslr.
light her scale apparel fnire 20 ssd aass IL nh mt
nv ems puroeu FIVE yrprn oi Z, 10 good order ,nd vol
IuV' w tvey respect tfaa ununrsi fo~
0erto, nTtZr tytrs ast'p asuinas anchors bosts e.
sss CIV ne A@sn ~ be st nor 5as, eceSln, after
FrioeN, Jus u SAC porlrc Tul asx IN he hnd at
the Office OF tho Aucicpeert, No. II rite street ~ "
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,HsMsEas FAIkCHiLc. Aacuoneers-sNlssroom ll3
NISSAN stieetwi Sell ON fuesdsy WI ct 10 clock
III Vsrck street the contents OF grocery and quw
consisting of large assortment of tsAs sugar coffee starch
sptces indigo extracts wines brsrdies wnskey corda rs
horse together with the usexred term Of the OF
aid premises. JOHN KNLIY, Sheriff
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a pianofo u for at bsrgainbes. city makers having
WsrrAnee, elegant round ruers ecoloped bot
vngs, top seyn Hutsd lsga rich
ir,d win s.inwood and wks holly large opsn scale cello
DRAFTED srch brace grand diagonal bar rich pearl plate
aspscett plano throughout Of most CANT rich toue neu
three mouhs ago Price $ss5 The greatest bargain IN thl
Apoy at the dwelling house SIS eiyth neal
sorts,h -treet day evening I'LL Thnodsy 8-win b
DAed sac shipped ceed. and An object made for cash
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NOTICE THOSE THAr LIKE TO SPEND A Coz,
fcrahe evening aud besy good singing SHOULD
tae SsF OF the Sest e6 Edr'dge four doors
9'aod sree, every soaday ard saturday evening
nv sbnerV the other time Chair taken at
eighs O'CLOCK by young Bos'e
TEOa MEDLEY Proprietor
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SstGNEN'Y SsLF-PrCRb1 MANU- aOrpRY A NJ
~ OrIaykL&R, aucu VII cell, fuesdsv Juv ~
i0 O'Clock ~ the Df r5ow and srcoDe streets
pccof FnRsc riyed les: picaio ghersins lob.
SER r.pueg opcumb@rs tna', aod other sauces
alto copper aSd brass bces oesk shelving 40 BY order OF
apssree
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New York Market.

Z, el's {. 5,s New YoRK, March Bpm
s Flour continues dropping for inferior
grades, and steady for good brands; sales OF
g, 700 bbls at s 3065 IS for superior West
ern; 6 50(96 80 for common to medium ex-
ira Western; 6 60@6 so for round hoop
Ohio--closing quiet. Rye quiet at S8@9l |;
sales of IL, 900 bush. Corn quiet; sales OF
$4,000 bush. at $4,000 for yellow Jersey
and Southern; mixed Western is nominally
qaoted at 60. Oats are quiet at 56(957 for
State; 5S@62 for Western. Whisky uu-
changed sales of $50 bills at 251. Pork
dull and heavy; sales of 1000 bbls at II Is
(9I7 s. for new mess /; i 45@17 so for old
ditto, and IL 75G9l 8 for primo. Beef un-
change; sales of $50 bbls at SOAR 90 for
prime; Z 5o@9 90 for mess; 8 5O(0ll so
for repackcd. Chicago; l3 Oo@l3 SO forex-
ira ditto; prime mess qniet; sales of 100
tierces at Cleveland at 10 90. Beef hams
steady sales of 100 bbls at 10 00(d5l7 so.
Bacon quiet and unchanged; sales of 5000
lbs rough middles at $50; dressed hogs
dull at 84@83. Cut meats dull; sales OF
800 packages at 6S(@7 for shoulders; 8lG9
9f for hams. Lard dull; sales of 800 bbls
at lI4G@ll3. Cheese quiet at S@ll1.
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Special Notices.
HofIo,cr.,s PsIis-For fhe7pertodf.

. HoEI0scag's Fffs.--E0r the perf0dfcGf
irregularities Incidental to the weaker sex this al
tentative is an invaluable remedy. From the first
blush of womanhood to the ripeness of old age it
may be taken as an aid, myigorant, or expeant; it
Strengthens the fading energies accustomed by las
stude or long life revitalizing the blood, and re-
eruitng the debilitated system. Sold at the nianu-
factory, No. so Maiden Lane, New York, and by all
Druggists, at 25c.. e3c., and 81 per box. mh3oa
Dr. y. Hostefssr's, Bfffsrs nsssf sOffh
great favor as remedies for diseases of thu stomach,
and all other diseases arising from disordered d-
gestiye system; and its component parts being en-
trey vegetable, it is more safe than the ordinary
preparations offered to the public, while its pleas
ant effect ON the system renders it vastly popular
with those who use it,, DR. Hostetter's reputation
Is widespread. and the with which he pre-
pares his medicine secures il always safe and reia
ble The Bitters are most agreeable in favor, and
as il contains nothingth can impair the health,
but ON the contrary, contributes to its preserves
ton, this preparation must prove highly popular.
Iii genuine and truly valuable article for any of
tho above Diseases and sincerely trust that our
rsaders may test its excellence. - 49, 4.zsa3
Sold by Druggists generally p ffat-s- mar30 =
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: Receipts by RatlrOntl.

March ST, TS5J.
5ll bush corn, Renner & Son III bushels
wheat, J. II. Maghee & Co. Il3 bushels corn,
s3 bush wheat, IL Heroes Lard, IS bbls pork, rs
kegs lard. 23 btls flour. Geo. Foster Go. 10 bbls
pork, box, 2. G.. O'Riley Il Co.; bdls Hides,
bids Eggs, coop poultry, bundle Rags, 0lmSted
Il Sabn ; 1872 bush wheat, Igleheart Bros; Kegs,
g. Booker 1 Dbl eggs, Orr, Dalzeii O. Co. cases
tobacco, Bement q Niele; case of p Hansings,
horses, owner on hoard; = bxs Fl. Il. Goods, Mrs.
e. Helfred; one-isorso buggy. Schroeder & kehr;
2 tbls Eggs. J.. KroD :. bbls Eggs, }. e. Venue
man; 1 box Mtse, w. Il. French; :, boxes Shoes,
Archer q .hackey i box Goods, SLankln Reilly;
box Drugs, oddard 6 Thompson; IL baskets OF
Liquor, casks Liquor, Dbl Liqucr, A. Lowen-
thai !. bxs Leather, A. kes ; 6 bxs H. H. Goods,
Stove, Boiler. joints Stovepipe, Chairs, Axe,
L. W. Gibusson. A. Il. SHRADER, Agent
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Agricultural M setting.

We call attention to the notice in to-day 8
paper. The meeting is one of Importance,
and every ono who takes any interest in the
matter ought to be present. The Society
have adopted anew feature; that of discuss
ing the best modes of culture, and, in fact,
to indulgesin a free talk upon all subjects
connected with the great interest of our ma
ton. We, to a considerable extent, supply
food for the world and anything that will
give asinformation ought to be priced. The
man who can grow two ears of corn where
only one has been grown, and will make
knownh how it is done will be a public ben
efactor., The proposed amendments to the
constitution and bylaws are important and
ought alone 10 call out full meeting Let
all attend.
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Our MANUFAcruREs.-Amo them there
is one in particular which has risen to the
front rank, as far productions are con-
cerned, although under great difficulty at
first. But their energy and the thorough
knowledge of their trade has enabled the
proprietors to snrnount every obs Acle-
Having to compete with Eastern machine
made works, they have successfully proved
to our citizens that they eau turn out bet
ter article, both in the quality and work
manship, which will give satisfaction and
do more service, and is, therefore, cheaper.
1t is shown by the fact that the demand for
the homemade article is greater every day
The firm TO whom we allude is Messrs.
Vautier & Marconnier, which has been
founded over eight years, and is known not
only here, but abroad, for fair and honora-
BILE dealing.
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River Items.

A REVEALS AND DEPA RTUREs--FROM O'CLOCK wEDR Es
DAY TIL s o'oLOcK THURSDAY.
Orb, st. Louis to Pittsburg.
: K. NJ. Patton, Tenn. river to Louisville.
Union, Evansville to Bowling Green.
Alvin Adams, Memphis to Louisville.
W. " 6illum, Hartford TO Evansville
Greenvile, b. Green to do.
New Monongaheia, Pittsburg to Pixies Peak
Fanny Buliitt, New Orleans to Louisville.
DunleitA, Cincinnati to Nashville.
La Argonaut, Nashville to Pittsbnrg.
Quaker City, Pittslurg to st. Lonis.
Admiral, Louisville to White river. b.
Die Vernon, st. Louis to Louisville.
Woodfurd, Louisville to New Orleans.
Southerner, do TO Memehis.
Sam Hale, Cincinnati to White river
III. Bridges, Louisville toB. Green.
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LRcrURE ON SPIRIruALlsM. Don't forget
to go TO the Courthouse to night at clock
and hear the Hon. Warren Chase talk about
matters relative to the good of every one for
the present and the future. twill no doubt
be interesting to learn how it is that our de
parted loved one, can and do visit and revis-
it those whom they also loved, when in the
the earth form-surrounding us with their
angelic presence and whispering sweet-si-
lent-words of comfort, and consolation
"Yeswe live and ye shall live ALSO, inn
pressing our minds with beautiful and holy
thoughts as to cur duties, to our Heavenly
Father, and Brother man. s.aa n
All are invited. as it is free to ALIVE
hope to see the Court room full. %#
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the rule rather than the exception, and it is
time such men as Muggins should receive
Unanimous support that we may know
what our officials will consider fair divide
of the pu Bile funds before we place them in
their hands.
2 As to Muggins there can be no doubt, so
long as there is dime left. He las frankly
announced that his patriotism will induce
him to, appropriate the whole. Let every
voter, then, rally tor Muggins, that we may
have one officer who will not deceive us.
as JAS K PLUG.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 3l-M.
Flour very dull and prices nominal; no
demand. Whisky duh but not lower; sales
of 900 barrels at a. Mess pork nominal
it is offered at IL 25(9 10 so; 200, 900 lbs
bulk sides sold at 8@sB-the latter rate fot
heavy; 100 hhds bacon shoulders sold at &c.
Prime country lard sold at lO4GGlOs-a de-
decline. sale of 800 bbls grease was
made at 81 "a decline Of !. Molassess ac-
tive; sales Of 200 bbls at. "a. Sugar in
good demand at 63@74. Coffee steady at
) l3@l21. Money mrrket unchanged Ex-
change dull at premium. ~.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-01

RfS% Hon. S. A. Douglas has printed FIVE
thousand pamphlet copies of his speech in
the Senate on the 23d of February last, in
reply to Senator Brown, of Mississippi
This speech will sooR be scattered broadcast
over the country. The Cincinnati CONNER
ciaI says that Douglas displays in this his
characteristic energy and profusion of ex-
pense. 1t seems to argue that he is ,still
looking forward to the Presidency in 1860.
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PITTsBURG, March 3lA-P NJ
8 River 8 feet s inches, and stationary
Weather clear and cool 10,

"A LONG CoNCEALED CRIME DISCOVERED
The Rochester Ind. Gazette, states that
about five years ago, IL man calling himself
Alonzo Morgan, accompanied by woman
who passed for his wife, mooved to that
place, where they purchased farm, and Nv
cd apparently in a very respectable nlanaer
until about year ago, when Mr.. Morgan.
died. The widow said that he had no heirs
but herself, and accordingly administered
the property. About three months since
she took a second husband, and everything
was apparently going on WE'LL when there
arrived in town two persons in search of a
Mr.. Alonzo Green, who had disappeared
from New York in 1854, and had not since
been heard Of. One of the strangers claim
ed TO be Green's son, and stated that his
father had, in the above named year, eloped
with a netice OF his wife, Miss Emma..L Lam
frheir. The newly married widow Morgan
was at once ideiitti ed as the erring Miss L.,
aud the identity of Alonzo Morgan and A lon
20 Green satisfactorily established The
guilty woman was willing TO make any set
tlement, and surrender notes and other prop
crty to the rightful claimant Out of 3d.
600 taken by Green from New York, his
family will recover about 81 200. 49,
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Sag Twenty-four Breweries in Cincin-
natl, use annually four hundred thousand
pounds of hops, and the remainder, about
twelve in number, an aggregate of perhaps
one hundred thousand pounds. In addition
Cincinnati furnishes, perhaps, fifteen hun
dred bales, of 200 Tbs. each, to interior
towns of the State and Indiana-and yet
Ohio does not raise single pound Of hops
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
: = ! IlY THE =. 4 W: LINE.
NEW YORK, March 81

g lAdvices received by the Northern Light,
state that the Legislature of Nicaragua is
sued q special decree on the 4thcof March
declaring the transit route free to all ma
tions. - - = ls .- =. --se.---~-, So
The steamship Northern Light brings adj
vices from Aspinwall dating to the ed ult.,
She las on board six hundred and seventy
passengers and, l36, 900 in treasure. ssss s.
The dates from Valparaiso are to March l.
Another abortive attempt at a revolution,
was made at Valparaiso, on February g.
The battle lasted four hours resulting adj
yerseiy to the patriots. The American Con-
sulate was riddled with shots, being located
in the vicinity of the field of battle. The
revolutionary movements throughout Chii,
have assumed a dangerous, powerful and
popular position ea2 lsaA@ a--s 80
3 By the arrival of an English mail steam
ell, important news from Graytown is re-
ceived. sssI - 1aE9EfL
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

INT ", ELEGTIO.N:-.N'OT rs
U hereby given to the qualified voters Of the City
of Eyansvlle that the annual city election, for the
purpose of electing nine Councilman, one City
Mayor, City Clerk, one City Collector, one City
TREASURER, one City AarslIlil City Assessor.
ono City, Surveyor, one School Trustee, and one
City Recorder, will take place on the first Monday
In April, being the 4h day thereof The polls will
Do open at the places mentioned in the Ordinance
published in this days paper ON sane.
by order of the Common Council. r
marl3-tt tes A. LEMCkE, City Clerk.
Enquirer and Yolksbote copy
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nEag- There. was another fugitive slave ex-

Hkss@ There was another fugitive slave ex-
citeInent in Ross county, Ohio, hast week.
A United States Marshal arrested = fugitive,
when he was overtaken by ii crowd, who
served magistrate IS warrant ON him. The
magistrate, however, gave a decision that
the Marshal Was acting with due aat hority,
and released him At a railroad station, u
rescue OF the negro was attempted, hat the
Marshal and his posse drew their levoIvers,
which had the desired effect.
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B=5@ Our special despatch from Washing
ton states that the commander ofthe United
States steamer Vixen, At the instance OF tLe
Collector of the Port OF Mobile, telegraphed
on Monday hiehtto the federal authorities
news of the recent capture OF the bark E. A.
Raw Inns, ii vessel engaged the slave trade,
oil The cost OF Florida, near ST. JoSee.hs. -
The intelligence was promptly laid bvfore
the Cabinet yesterday Il is stated that the,
bark landed her cargo, consisting OF six AaA-
Adred Africans, previous to being eaptsred
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D 1890, PITTSBURGH, March BIN
s River eight feet eight inches by the piel
mark, a rise of two inches since last night
Weather cloudy, chilly and windy. Arri-
we'd, Diamond, Goody Friend.
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e LOUISVILLE, March BIN.
! River falling rapidly, with ten feet five in
ehes in the canal, and seven feet eight III
ches steamboat water on the falls. ed -,