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The number of Deaths compared with the correspond
ing weeks Of 1867 and 1885, and Of last week. fol-
lows
Week ending December IL, 1857 1854. Increase 81
December II, 1858 -. ISL. Increase. 90
nec 1880 Deaths from absolute disease 1852 "a,
Dec TO- 1882 s sesa!uss o asssse 81
Increase this week. 30
DANIEL z DELAvAN, City Inspector.
CtrY INsPECroRs DEPARTMENT, Dec. 10, 1859.
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I 9TH wARD.-Ar PRIMARY ELRCrIoN uxru 49,
1C Hastipgs of iroome Nlriot s,sees ~
eing Of december H. n the Of The sass
~mlioe Of Tamnsny Hail. ne following ucAet sleossl
Fr Members II the General Committee -phiIlO Mer&,s
re'sr Mitchell, John Mcconnell charles X. smh James h
Young Mems csmmittse-wIlIiam q. McSanus John a.
WARD Ton niueeJohn Tiley John Hteiling. Mich Kse
Irhn, henry Lewis JOSEF ffiderrsnd Avarol
.L sa,ey Frederick Geraao >ntscny Aia're OhrS.
tophea camphe James McBrde Richard Evans stephen 4
reekes Patricia OCoonor, Jehn Magk1 E~ncst syn iohs
Mallory y .cAlser. Moris Nrthraler John Monty ~
nos artns "a ricl hogan Thomas oe Hugh A. Rey JoAa
HurS Bannan ams sS sod homas onahggh Mathew dara
John Mcconnell John Pickord Jr nwrarce ~, ~
Carroll stephen Doty ChArles Roster John Mossay tsS
Coyle. .fklUn IA UOLLiNs 5 n snec,ors
pETEK BRYLAN, lAhW Ward
7l7H WARD WE THE uNDRRsyoNFD rEup ecrops
III Of Election for the Sixteenth ward appoi.teS ~ ~ ~
ocratic General Committee at Tsmmany s herehv 1890
hsi ne fSaSTing ticket was duly elected lon held
nue., Gu the evening OF the 18th instant
For General Communicate b. Hart, Samuel Osgood Nj
pin, O. X. Graham, j. Murray.
Ward Commttee-A 4. Benrick Jared ellison D. v Fr..
man, Daniel Geary j. h. Glentwoh hearv DonneIy Ada
Iburn. William norrison. Jaryis Timothy L. West Do N
~ james shsrdsn Peter nalpin JsIn Mcdn Psssr u.
roll. John McCunn Samuel Munson ennis Galaghsr Pc
WEIGH Daniel Musowan Thomas fivsrs Charles sawas
Patrick Gallagher Peter ONe Henry McDer mott H. T. Co
Thomas Jean rser keSoe corssas J.Isan, Tersnss -
ban, Francis McKenna William White Patrick Fiuley Pun
Cosgrove Ras Hoore Peter Kersho Charles OouoAus e-
y 6.ustr Cadwill Hen,y Csss!dy Henry ksrtsas y.
R w nds & ssosAHAA' i..p.s.n
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10TH WARD-AT PRIMARY ELECTION HELD AT
10 the Of Twenty second street and Third
sih wsrd on saturday evening 18th inst betwea hours
Of and eight O'Clock 70 call Of the emocrsds
ing ticket ee ted by 2S majority u1
GENERAL CoNxIrTEE.Janrs Ising, Fred'k Tule, Joln
E. Devln, q Godfrey dunther, John X. Briggs.
YOUNG News coMxIrrEE. Thomss Mspson job 7. Gay.
WARp-Devine H. Coles. A. J. Matthew'S Harris Wines.
Frederick vnte Jr A. Gilleland John Fing, Thomas
Thomas Bancker Paric Riley, Ban ONei[ George Ne
Graih Vim 0frien Harris Vines Sen, Isaac foaA. r.
chard Murphy John Van pelt Cleeslne JON Fisher,
"a Mariner Robert Enneuer John Baker Gilbert Plat job:
/. Iorlies Norris Keineer John Bradley, Fbes Ho
land VIM Badeau, John Weber Philip Schien, lanel No
bert j. Llon, John Riley Robert Foster, VIM curtis Wn.
McMurray John walsh Maurice DAILY alfred Williams Hen
~ Condor. James Sslmon, Mcbride Pat Prtn.y. G. W.
Smith Philip Farley Wm Clancy Avery Green ysln Duty
Hiram Williams, JOHN o. Hoffman Aug Schen, James Irving
James sponford. 7. A. BANCk ER Inspector.
1QTH wARD.-AT PRIMARY ELECTION Held AT
Ttmmany Hall, tho following aoLe unanmouy elected
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: Louis ANRICH,


oss 70 hs friends and public general anss osk
Of Jewery, fine Diamonds and Watches At tweAy Ave DeR
cont less than any sther store in Broadwsy. J.
Persona who Intend make proseuts win dn 10 the1R
advantage 70 ieok h goods before purchasing Other
place LOUB ANR1CH, 7xS YrsadySy,
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7ST WARD STILL ON DECK
Az primary election held pursuant TO the call em>naunp
from the General Committee ct Tammany Hail on Satirdae
evening Dec H. 1882 ut Morris street, the ticket headed
BY Mr. Thomas Byrnes received majority OF votes cast
MICHAEL j. CODY,1
JOHN MOORE, Inspectors
EDWARD WEIGH,
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CLOTHING. 20.

A GREAT CHANCE FOR LADIRs AND GENTT.Euuu
a to dispose Of their left of wearing apparel "a as
Vantage and guaranteed pay the hhsst price il cash M
me eame-from S6 70 $50 for silk Dresses from 2to So M
Coas from ~ ~ for Pants from So for Voss VIZ
Ccaka and chdrens Clothes Carpets Furniture he fu2
value Will be paid Apply or send q note By most 10 n
MlNIZ w Seventh avenue, between Twenty sevenS ~
Twenty streets Ms Ainiz win attend on ladies Ia eir
house II requested o DO 80.
4 CARD-dENTIHnHHs INV AND LEFT OF
CotAing purchased for the Western market. In arso q
mai loe CAL she store, address Thos b. Oonroy e
Centre street Il. B-nsrsast aQors havine AN e ~
viii please address above. =
A RARE CHANCE-FRoM 81 TO SIS AID FOR GENTS
cast of Coats and from 81 TO s. for Pants from so cans
to - Vests and from IS $50 Dresses Also Oar
pets Furniture Jewelry &c. note by post puucuav A.
Tended by H. ia Seventh avenue between Nneteent 40
twentieth streets Ladies' attended 70 ~ Mrs T.
AT IL CHAMBERS sTRKET-MoNEY TO ADVANCE
a 70 any amount ON diamonds, watches jewelry 90. by
the well known and old established lSAAC aaconeer ~
Saturdays. v
A LARGE QUANTITY OF GENTLEMENs NEW I'm
"A caat of clothing wanted Mt the Of WIN Walsh "A
Centre street. for which the highest price will be- n.H
IN bankabe money line By post will with prompt a.
teuton WALSH SO Centre strsrt
MRS. r. GUARANTEES TO PAY THE PRICEs -sHa
1M Pdverses for ladies' Wearing Apparel From 81 n Sa0
for silk Dresses for silk velvet Basaue and Coaks from
$aO and the highest price paid for Furs chdrenH loho
Theatrical Costumes and jewelry &C. note by post pusc
tualy attended to BY Mrs e. Isl Seventh avenue betsss
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.
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,s.E,o u,u,rr Of DeatS.

weekly Report Of DEATHS
In the city aua county Of New Ycre from the 81 day q
Decen 70 the 10th day Of December. 1863.
Men, so; women 81; boys, 10; girs l26-Tosi, ALL
Adults, lG7; children, 24i. males. l9o females, 2i2i
cnlnIed Suns. Z.
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tn WARD TAMMANY DEMOCRACY-AT AN FLEC
ton held at No. Duane street. Saturday evening be-
tween the nosrs Of sx and eight O'Clock pursuant call
many Hal, the following ticket was duly eected:-
General Commitee-,h Dougherty, Daniel Donovan
John shea, George p. Bckford James White
,, Young Men, Mems Sommiase-Mm n. Brown, John Healy
Ward Committee -James taDgdon Berry Nieman Dennis
Donovan, NJ; hcGowan, Daniel DougheY, Daniel HeaIy
Mils John kearney, Archibald Fuerson james Dunpiy
Francis Glover Henry Butt William sherdan a. W. Casseriy
Ryan, James Richard, j. Donovan, James Powers James
Courtney, n tkearns, A. Cusack Donovan Patrck
Boyle; Edmund j. Kelly, William oDonhen, David Kelly L.
WILLIAM DREW,
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S y S'Ss'A S SssS SsSS Inspector.

1TH WARD-.AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON
Saturday evening December IT, 1859 at Union Hail. cor.
ner OF avenue and Fourth street. On OF the
Iammsny Hall Democratic Repuhcan General Committee,
e following ticket received 49S votes being majority S6
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nth wARD-AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD
on Saturday evening ecenbor II, at SwithA e
Eleventh street and Fst according the call Of The
q mai
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PNaIAITIOAI..

AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HELD AT SMITHS
"A Of First and Eleventh street. ON Saturday
sveping Dec pursuant e the call Of the Genera.
iarae majority over all otbere.- -
i7TH GENERAL WARD Committee FOR 1854
Reilly. A paiIbf10So smith
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Elias r. Wisnes,
James r. Hteerr,
VIM. Il. Regain,
James Young,
Jacob 6troua,
James Townley.
Hugh Smith,
Francis Clark,
Ed. @. Bremen,
Patrick Darby,
Edward b. Fox,
James Brush,
Alex. h Obj,
Nelson Sprstt,
Patrick knlith,
Samuel 4. Acker, ;
John b. Iyonnelly,
Morris Roberts,
Benz. Mcfarland,
Alwfs Lud wig,
John r. White,
John Lander,
Jacob Bernlan,
Jacob Miller,
Thos. Carroll,
David Hogg,
Daniel A. J3ostwick,
John Hoeft,
VIM. L.anders,
Fletcher Turner,
Mahlon CLARK,
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BAyJp CRAWFORD, INSPECTORS appointed by the Gen
MICH'L GORMAN, Ball
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10TH wARD.-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION FIELD AT
kagans pursuant to call Of the General Cnmi tee Of
Ttmmany Hall the ro~ins Aetet ~an unanimously elected
y OLD MEMS GENERAL CoEArrrEK. :.
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Aldermen BooIR, BRADY and LYyEs opposed the mo.
1on and Adermens TONY and PECK favored It.
A long debate ensuea
Alderman 1kSEr stated that the Committee which had
been appointed to investigate the matter had finished
taking testimony and moved as an amendment To Alder
man Pecks motion to have the Board take recess for
an hour and hail. to allow the Clerk to prepare the es
fimony to present TO the Board.
A debate followed between Aldermen TvoxY and Owsy,
the latter speaking strongly IN favor Of not having the
question taken up then.
vote TAKEN which decided that the matter sho,,a
be laid ill six and half O'Clock.
Alderman TuoMY moved to have the ballot boxes
brought from the Twenty second precinct station house
Aldermen BRADY and DARRAGH opposed the motion the
latter stating they had 4 power to make the police
thorites give them up.
vote taken, whether tho Captain of the TWENTY
second precinct should be called upon by the Clerk Of
Board to give up the boxes decided in the mega
live.
The Board adjourned until half past six O'Clock.
The Board was called TO order at the appointed time
seagrst
Alderman ADAMS made motion to have the Sergeant
telegraph 70 the Twenty second precinct station
mouse 70 ascernu the ballot boxes had been given 70
Alderman Seagrfst.
The motion was carried
Alderman STEPHENS moved 10 have thu Serraant a,
Arms ascertain II he had been arrested - ea
The CHAIR considered the motion ont OF order
press Ss views on me o SoT Rro Lynes to
The CaAR hoped he would express them ndependen, ~
Tho motion -
Alderman srxPHks offered are solution calling upon the
Chair 70 issue writ Of ars for the recovery Oh alder
man Seagrs, but the resolution was Considered on -
order by tho Chair. u' '"
The Special order was again taken up and the report a.
che COMMITTEES appointed % investigate the affair
The report stated that three witnesses had been EXAM
fned .hcee names were Michael Murray, VIM O'I,ryen
a. ratrck Smith The testimony OF the three Witnesses
-did 20 der materially The following il the teso,o
Civ BY william O'Bryen:- - '''@'H'ny
W. obyen beang duly sworn, says-Tha, he res,des AZ
ne 70 fo{ tnlrQ exeo was OF the canvsaSsrs ~
s.scaoa o. the Fourth Election district Of the Twenty sceond
sfd was appointed - such ~ the irspeotra
tosses9 q ne boxe proceeded The bscf 70 nm
~ oe pnc6 woere 10 Dolls wero held. After ve md
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] name ia part: aN1es, springs made Of the best
STEEL bands, cnanelcd and of all kinds of leather
cloths, Innings for carriages, varnishes castings OF
all kinds, saddle trees English bride lesthers bits,
stirrups, spurs, names, fine silver names Of all
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, scll-adjusting pads,
Taylor's patent names y nets shoe threads, horse
blankets, London Girth Webs, American Girth
and Rein Wells, both cotton and worsted; London
Welt Skins, superior article; ivory, gutta percha
and brass lined inartengal rings superior kerseys
for horse covers the best quality Of carriage bolts
patent zig trees, &c, &c. t...- -a
keep IN Fact everything apIertaining 10 either
branch Of the business, and understanding both
branches thoroughly, We would respectfully invite
Your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
aIa also agent for Wards Patent Spring Saddle.
apzl-d2w. e. .efs.- 3. t-.
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32,S9t Prizes amounting $685. 80
Whole Tickets $40; Halves -; Quarters s21s
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk;
Certificates Of Package of 20 Whole Ticketssl49 80
80 rs Half -. "a IS
- PC Quarter go 81 81
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8 . L<E7
EVansviiie E1s n.s,ss and c-rsrnoy
Corrected by de Bra.ok BaaI ~.
VIGILANCE:
New York. Buying e Selling
New Orleans, par
Cincinnati, a. 4"
BASKAsLE FUNDS, on CURRENCY AT PAR.
STATE BANK OF ISDIssA. LorrsrAxA.
BANK on TnE STATE or In WHEELING CRY.
DIANA. BALTIMORE.
STATE BANK Oh ONO. PIrrsBURG.
KENTUCKY. PHILADEIPHIA,
SPECIE PAYING FREE MISSOURI
BANKS OF INDIANA.
Union s.ndnsky S dis CITY, Cineinnati.....30 dis
City Bank, Columbus,6 dis Canal Cie'ssnu''''' US
Seneca COunty-----.T5 dis -
wv Y0RK, NEW ENGLAND, NEW JkksEf, fLSNS'l'
vSxrt. AND prIAwARE, n GOOD CREDIT.
sPEcIT-PAYING FREE BANKS.
Brp1kviiIs Bank, Brook Exchange Bank, Green
VILE castle.
Rank Of Eikhart. Elk Fayette Co Bank, Con-
hart. nersNllle. =
Rank of Goshen. Goshen Farmers Blk, Westfeld.
Bank Of Gospert, Gosport Hooser BIZ. Logansport-
Bank Of Indiana, Michi- Indiana Bank, Madison.
can CITY Indiana Reserve Bank,
Bank OF Monticello, Mon kokomo.
ticelIo. Indiana Farmers Bank,
Bank Of Mt. Vernon, Mt. Franklin.
Vernon. Indiana stock Bank, Ia
Bank Of Paoli, Fsoli. porte, .
Bank Of Rockville, Wa Kentucky Stock Is X, Co
hashtown lumbus
Bank Of Syracuse, SYRIA Lagrange Bank, Lima.
cusa Mer and Mechanics Bk
Bank Of Salem, Salem New Albany
bank Of Salem, New AL New York and Va Stats
bany Stock Bank, Evansville
Bloomington Blk, Bloom Parke Co. Bank, Rock
tngton vile.
Crescent City Bank, Ev- Prairie CITY Bank Ierre
ansyills. Haute
Canal Bank, EVaRville. Southern BANK oil I'M"
Cambridge City Bk, Cam Terre Hante;
briIre Civ Salem Bank, Goshen.
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lgRPRlILNTINGl
Steam! Steaml! Steam!l! Steaml \
THE ONLY STEAM PRINTING ESTABLIsr
Tps MEST. IN sOUfHERS7lS DIANA! = n
gUtHE HET.f.S,sETLLR JOUR.y.fL

gUyHR tFET.f.vSETLLE JOUR.S.fL
IL COMPANY under full Roadway, ie
their new building, GU LOcUsr STREET, between
sFIRsT aud WATER, which has been Tilted up PURPOSE
Ia TOR the Printing business and are prepsred to a.
all kinds Of BOOK and JOB PRINTING, at the
shortest notice and h the neatest manner.
OrR MATERIAL Is ALL NEW, and was selected By
practical printers. with great care aud Judgement
Our stock Of Papers are pufchased direct Of the
manufacturers, aud vt have availed ourselves Of
everything that tends towards enabling US 10 do
work VII 4 and eItEAP.t -.. a.f '' 90.
Ne bre the tIrJesf sse.ls P,essiH Isdisaa-One OF
Hoes MAMu0rn CYLINDERS which prints lOOO I'M
pressiUns per Lour, aud does IL we'll : (.
For fancy printing, We have oord~ns ffankiin
Press one of which took the Silver Medal nc the
Mechanics' Institute, Cincinnati, and Il conceded
by Printers be the hest press ia for print
ing CARDS. CIRCULARS, Bull HEADS and BLANKS Of
every description. Lei.
All kinds OF fancy colorei printing is done in
way that Challenges lhe sdniTatioD ef all vhO ha
examined our slecimeus, which took the premium
! the Nanderburgh County Pair and at the Van
SN4iiieS b-siiiSt fsar-. 90 -a. tl-. .fl
STEAMBOAT PRINTING r
Done lrcnfl tiys and IN a style warranted 60 give
Satisfaction. We lEav, choice selection Of Cuts
--ii eectToiyIcd, which makes them print clearer
aud We hIve every facility for doing this kind Of
~ lave a cIoice Card and Paper Cutter, by which
We turu out our jobs ''ship shape" and ready
Tor use, without compelling the person getting the
4 work done, 10 hsgele them M with pen-knife.
4 e .s- ~ BANKS al. l.,rr..f....1 i
Z Wanting Chects Drafts, Bills Of Exchange, Bank
Notes, Certifcstes, Notices Of Protests, Bank Mo-
ticCs and all kinds Of Blanks, will get them cheap
. lay leaving their orders at the Journal Building.
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
Wanting Bil Heads, Cards, Circulars, Bills Of La
ding, Blank Notes, Posters, Handbills &c, should
remember that they can Get them done quicker and
\ better at the JOURNAL OFFICE than anywhere else.
SD D. .f1- RAILROADS
Wanting Route Bills, Posters, HandbilIs, Conduct
\ .ars Reports, Blanks Of all descriptions, Checks
! car,i- Tickets, Conpens, &e., obtain them al
\ the JOafhd once, en- short notice. 4. ga "a.
ST &F- i-'-tt -SffGWMEN
VIII fad the journal Ofise 20 be the best place in
b! the city 10 get Posters, Programmes, and Tickets
b-'t' SsJcfETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS D.
) Wanting Eamphlets, Books, Programmes, Tickets,
Circulars Or whatever else they may need, should
not order until tb-y have called and examined the
u Journal Company specimens and prices --...
&c Remenber the piace-LoCU IT STREET, he
A tween FIRST and WATER. ia dec6
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MISCELLANEOUS.


IWIAWE NOTICE., EV;ERY.BODf-
We have on hand, and are manufacturing to
order all kinds of Fringes, Buttons, Cord rassels
DC. Ladies wishing the above named articles
would do well 10 give Us a call before purchasing
elsewherr as they can got what they want. We
al.o wholesale 20 merchants by the piece or yard,
80 that IL will be object for them to give their
orders All orders sent us VIII be filed with neat
ness and dispatch.
We also Keep an assortment of SEWING MACHINES
constantly on hand. Wheeler 4 Wilson's, J. NJ.
Singer & Co.'S, and five different kinds of Single
aud Hemnler. All persons having Machines vii do
well to send order for these articles, as they
are a great saving Of labor Price Of each So
+. III. SELLMAN, Agent,
marl6 No. 3 First street, Evansville, Ind
DRE.uyU.M GU.M BRLTz.>-G .s.n.D
IL PACKING at Factory Priccs--A large stock
times, AT MANUFACTURES PRIcEst Warranted SUI
MARI Sign OF the Mill Saw, u first street.
S,rODDAR THOMPSON; sue
~ cessoTs t. Hallork StOddard, wholesale deal
ers in Drugs, Chemicals, Oils Paints, Glass, Glass;
ware &C. have Just received large additions 10 their
stock, and are prepared to furnish Physicians
and StoTekeepers with every article In their line,
at reduced prices. Having made purchases exciu-
sively for cash, and by the package can offer in
ducements to buyers greater than ever before.
Also, a large and varied assortment Of DA-
GUERRE0TYPE AND AMBRcTYPE STOCK,
consisting Of Cameras, Chemicals, Cases aud everr
article required by artists.
We also manufacture an improved kind Of non
explosive Burning Find, for sale by the barrel or
at retail. 49, r. .fr
Coal Oil constantly on hand, with large assort-
ment Of Fluid and OIL Lamps.
Orders from Artists aud Storekoepers promptly
attended TO, at the same prices as though they at
tended personally
Particular attention paid to packing and for
wsrdng promptly.
STODDARD d THOMPSON,
decd No. II Main street.
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@(ROCRHIES IND Pro T.ISYO.N,S,
NJ EXANSXIIIE IND

HfROCEHxES AND PROTISIO.NrS.
IN EVANSVILLE, IND.
WHOLESALE Department, First street, first door
from Main Reta Department., Main street, first
deer IeOw the ccrner.
T. H. Cook beg TO thank his friends in Evans
Vile and neighboIhood for their favors freely be-
slowed on him since he has been in business among
them, and takes this opportunity of introducing TO
their notice his son, Mr.. III. A. Cook, whom he has
taken into partnership from this date, and soiicis
for the new firm of u. Ii. Cook Sos, a continuance
OF the support so literally conferred on himself.
z. III. Cook 4 Son, having taken the business
premises and purchased the whole stock Of Mr.. NJ.
W. Foster, feel confident that they will lie enabled
10 supply the citizens Of Evansville with every ar-
Gle they require in the Grocery and Provision
line. Il. II. Cook son wish especially to draw the
attention OF persons in the country having produce
of any Kind to dispose Of 10 their increased facility
for taking off their stock, and supplying them at
their store, with all articles required in the whole
sale department, at prices that must insure their
orders for the future % fei,2 If
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WE are now manufacturing Wells Patent Fold
ing Spring Bed, the best and most convenient now
in use, nj il can be moved handled without any
trouble. Call and examine them. Jan25
VO.aL! CO.kLY CO.AL!!.--we have now
u on hand and are daily receiving the best COAL
that has ever been introduced into this market,
which selling low. Good currency will be
received in payment. Orders left at the store OF
JN0. W. HUGHES, next 10 the State Bank, will be
promptly attended TO.
jsn26-tf JNO w. HUGHES.
<rM.sRLRs BABCOCK, E.nPORTEk
u and Dealer in Coach and Ssddlery Hardware,
Main street near Water. -. -
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WOOD, CODY e. Co. MANAGERS

.. (SU'oESsoRS To GREGoRY MAURY)
The undersigned having become owners of the
ABOVE LOTTERY CHARTER IN DELAWARE,
offer 20 the public the following scheme, 10 he
drawn each Wednesday in Jnnc, 1859 in viii
nliDgton, Delaware, in public, under the superin-
tendence of sworn commissioners appointed 10y the
Governor.
Class 81 4 draws on Wednesday, June I, 1850.
Gass 32G draws ON "wednesday, June s, 1859
Class 33 = draws on "wednesday, June Is 1853.
Class $50 draws on "Wednesday, June % 1851
Class 362 draws GU "Wednesday, June 20, ls5s.
THIRTI-TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED
AND NIkE1T-SIA PRIZES! f ..
Nearly One Prize ia every Two Tick
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z.yrE-ss. TR.ss, LnPERl-
DHEI.na TTs.n CURED wIrAoU1

DHEt MI T1s.H ttdED ~ILAVOE
"a fail, by Dr. L. MeG0WN'S sARSAPA-
KILLA and IODIDE or POTASH, the great
BLOOD Purifier and Health Restorer, prepared from
Fresh Root, the only kind worthy the confidence
of PHYSICIANS or the public, old imported rost being
mort Tha componerts Of this medicine are high
Nv extoli BY some Il the most tiBguished ply
.icians In the y. r. IS Sir VIM. Fordyce, Brodie,
Bel, &C, for ala cure OF rheumatism, SVioiua,
White Swelling Syphilis, Neuralgia, Diseases OF
she Ki,Ineys, Liver, Spine aud Skin Dropsy, Female
glmpla'nfs ola Sores, rimples on the Face, &c.
Ia makes the skin clear and smooth--an object OF
,rters-t with the ladies. IL removes mercury,
ny- impurities Of the blood system, and should
NJ used in the Spring to purify the blood and pre-
,.ut sickness Price, al bottle.
McCiown's Essence Tar, certain cure tor Bowel
g,n,plaints as piarrhea, Dysontery, Flux, sc.
South American Tar, spring Linmept, aud Yer
.,ifuye unparalleled for its success.
The tLree above medicines prePared oy. ~. ..
EfLTR { WnlrG, LEIscH KARLsrEDr, DR.: JoHS
MAfFSIsS. cSe1'-A-nIa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-22
Meetings OF Secret Societies.


F~f....i IT. fct'ee, No. Cf.--A. = CutHUKN, Srcre-
rtty Regular meetings inst AMI third Mondays in
each month, az Masonic Han, cofnet of Mann and
First street.
E,asstHa r. =. ChoPteT, No. l. W. 4. iloL-
INasvoerL Secretary. Meets Erst Fridsy 10 'rs
oHth, az AiasDnic hpil.
ODD TEIGMS.
H5r..aJ sSar Lodge, No 7.-JAHf> SWANSON
Setretary Regular meetings every Thursday eve
ming corner OF Main aud First street.
Crsscsat Lodge, No. I22-JOHE GREEK, Secretary
Meets every Tuesday evening
Schiller Lodge, (GerDi0n) No. l3s.-JOHs DAM
NETTELL, Secretary. Regular meetings every Fri
day evening.
EraHsriHe EHcampB,enf, No. CO. G.. KEATz,
Scribe. Meets second and fourth Mondays in every
month