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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-02

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the Dc Pr thu
e9llsss OF H M visHns sav ,or Relay.
ton. .I and nv Of the
System. Triesmar No. has entirely superseded
1ns No. ths
ties and Be ,ondary Symptoms. thus oevianne
the use of mercury and all other deletsrious ingrs
zach preparation is in the form Of most agree
and changes Of .tmosphers. in tin cases. q g each
four IS g. for g. IL sa
ministered by Valpeau, Sallamands. RouI. 60.
Wholesale and retail by DR.. BARROW. Ne. 1s4
s AZ O. FORD, No. sso OF, p. s,s.
pRR FOR cleaning Ss and prsssrr-
ing the Teeth and Gums. This elegant prepare
' - ~ Me-. !: q 2o S.L 1sesri .S;;
For sale BY all dru ssists.
se19
sss .h''A an For
Of Urine. Irritation: Infammstion or Uicsr.
alton of the Bladder or Kidneys. Diseases of the
Or s sa ali
the use FLTfD
r ARGE MAP OF g EoRGIA.I,C cmpiled under
COPY only; backed with cotton. Also, Q large Map
ofBouth Carolina. For sale 6y
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT. AND On
sArs Nj s sRS SSnE
oHU and IMPROVED ROSE WASH. mig On,
NTOORE's WEST END DRUGSTORE. 113 Pa.
NI avenue, fouth. side.-sozodent, Night IA
Bloeming Cereus, jacques Pond Lilly and
Jockey Club, and other choice Perfumery,
fsle 40 above. mar H-2v
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n.y.. G. MCGUIRE l. CO. "A ucdoneers.

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 4th, at
O'Clock, en- the premises We shall sell the tn es
between sth and 9Th streets west, Containing nine
rooms, with briea cut building on the rear OF
snty stu ated on the op.n public space intsfssct.
ing New York avenue ana K street. and has =
punp of excellent wafer on the premises. Imms-
diate possession GIVEN.
Terms: ONE third cash; balance in six and twelve
months.
Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur
chaser.
ap 2s.ts 20. MCGUIRE CO.. Auets.
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THE EVENING STAR,
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
News Of the Fall OF Richmond.

Its Effect In France and Ensland-Grants
Ability Acknowledgement Rebel Cause
Fuily Explsded--Defence OF Canada
l,ain,t the ktates-English Warning to
Napoleon-The Irish View Of Recon
s,ructisn--Demsn for United STATES
Securities.
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y. ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING.
TON, D. CIIn virtue Of Wit Of asri iacias is
Of the District of Columbia, and to me directed
win sell At PUBLIC sale for cash in fropt of the
1885, 1t O'Clock .. M all defendants right title
claim and interest in and to the west Part Of Lot
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between 9th and
10Th street west and now occupied byJ. B. Fl
singular the improvements thereon. sliced and
leyied upon as the property of Waiter Lsnox, and
Court, in favor Of Alexander Provost. Ixecutor
Of W. d. Winter. WARD a.. LAMON,
ap lS-dts q. g. Marshal D. O.
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CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE BUSI-
NESS PIECE OF PROPERTY ON PENN,A:
hhoofFkN1p t OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN
By authority Of the Supreme Court ofths Dis.
trict Of Columbia, passed in Equity No 4l9, Lauts
b. stettinius, and Jno. B. Gray andiRose his wife.
against Vim. B. Todd and Ale4 lander = She nherd.
NOON, the nth day Of May. on the premises. at s
O'Clock. to the highest bidder. the following valu
able real estate to wit Part of Lot in the subdivi
sion Of original Lot No. in Square 45l described
western corner of said original Lot !. and thence
enthusiastically along said avenue y feet, thence
enthusiastically. and 1T right angles with said
avenue 90 feet . inches, thence southeastwardly
feet inches, thence south % feet 10 inches to a
point the line of north street, A feet inches
eastward from the southwestern corner of said
original Lot ]. thence west along said street %
said street 50 feet ~ inches to intersect. line
drawn from the point of beginning and at right
angles with said aveaue, and thence along said
line to said avenue and the place of beginning.
The improvements are a three story Brick Build
ing fronting Penn'a avenue, and now in the occu.
and other tenants. There is two story brick
house fronting on Canal street the whole under
rent of 81 $50 per annum. At the same time and
place will be offered for sale Lot No. 10. in Square
No Gil.
Terms; One third cash; the residue in c. IL, IS
and "a months. with interest the whole Mount
payable semi annually; for which the. purchasers
bond, with surety, will be taken, and a lien re-
If the terms be not complied with within FIVE
days from the day efsale the Trustees reserve the
right to sell. on seven days public notice, at
the risk and cost o. the purchaser failing to
comply. WIN b. TODD Trustesa
MeGHTRE On
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~ REMOVAL 70
The undermined beg leave TO inform the ciu-
Iens of Washington that they haye removed 20
No. $40 Penn'a avenue, And soy street. snaer
Washington BUILDING, cor. It'll street. wnere theS
have just o pened . fresh and desirable STOCK Oh
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOR MOS, Womens', Boys, Misses and ohildrens'
and which they sHsr for sale at the lowest Price.
Give MS call and We will guarantees sausfactIon.
Hp7 -lmf LOOMS 4 MAYHEW.
u $4,000 WORTH OF BOOTS AND
SHOES A
PANIC PRIOEsli
HELLER & CO., 492 18th street, having last
received large supply Of all kinds Of BOOTS and
eHOES at the recent Panic Prices, and are now
Good quality Ladies' Goat Balmor at 81 rs.
Good eHhlity Ladies' Slippers at 90 cent?.
Ladies' heeled slippers, ii Is,
High heel Opera Caters at $40.
Gentlemen Long Bosts at -.
Children's Shoes at Is cents.
Coed quality Ohildren's Shoes at 40 cents.
And oil kinds of the best makes OF Gents,
Ladies', Misses and Children'a BOOTS, SHOES
ana BALM0RALS at corresponding prices. at
HELLER CO 3, 492 Eth street,
Four doors above ODD Fellows Hall.
TRUNKS. VALISE4 and TRAVELLING BAGS
KELLER l. 90 8, 492 7th street,
NH 3O-lm* Between and streets.
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r ARGE MAP OF Notwithstanding under
IL the direction Of the Genera! Assembly; one
Of Bouth Carolina. For sale Sy
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kapoIeen's Alleged Offer to Aid in the De.
fence Of Canada.

LIVERPOOL, April 2l.-The London Mornin
Advertiser makes a questionable statemeR
that on the fail Of Richmond Napoleon pro
posed treaty between England and Franc
against the United States in the event Oh 81
attack on Canada.
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The Monroe Doctrine-An English Warn
ing to Napoleon and M axImilian
From a

FROM the London Times, April 49,
Inc debates in our own Parliament on the
North American Colonies will compel us TO
appreciate the spirit in which the French Leg
lslatnTe has just discussed the affairs IN Mexi
ing than ours. Whatever may be our obliga-
tons and advantages, we at any rate Inherit
mem. We have national duties in the matter
put no national responsibilities. But the
Nahada OF France is manufacture of their
own, accomplished under the eyes OF the
present generation. They provided them
selves deliberately, and at a great expense,
with the liabilities which Mexico entails up on
them, and with little apparent advantage in
return. Mexico Is not even q French COLONY
and yet II 1t were attacked as Canada might be
a1tacked, IT must be defended by French arms
At this juncture, however, as in our own
denates, the contingency Of a special compli.
s saon Wns, suggests itself for discus
States, or both, should resent the inter vention
OF France, and the establishment OF a mon.
aasny. oy invading the halt: settled empire, and
tnlngs are certainly talked about at New York.
aad possibly at Richmond. and If anvthino nj
tae Eind were really to occur the liabilities Of
France would be formidably increased Rat.
M. Corta rather amusingly deprecated anv
such alarms, and perhaps his argument, though
somewhat novel, may not be ill-founded He
served that in the. country itself there was far
less unsasiness on this score than In Eurone
The Msxicans have very modest opinion of
themselves, and cannot believe that an vhodv
would willingly have anything to do with
them They say that when the Americans
We're thereon ls47 they got away again as soon
as possible, and that when Juarez tried hard
me other day to sell great province to Mr.
aSneoin, the president would not have it at
S.s Price. There may be something In this.
has my a, rate the American Minister in Paris
sen the Lnperor's Government the
M .ps,h.. sur uIanoes TO the same effect, and so
Mated uiih tn,nss the future may be contem.
The News an Fr.,..
an the 18TH D debate oecnrros
Cnan0ers , on motion expressing nsthv
, VIII me nnitea states, which finally receiyeS
NM. Bethront, Count de Boiene c.
Dorian, Jules Favie, GARNER Parsso ar.n0t,
Bizoin, 4pereult. Hasntjens, Havin, Hsnn aas
Martsn, MORN, Pslietan,- Picard. Pis.ne'
Leroy, Margins de Fire de Ronyyinen'
PiapAt and j uiee Simon. eA'
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THURsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH pew
ing the Teeth and Gums, This elegant prepare
ten is entirely uneauaiiee O. WILLS & co..
New York, Proprietors.
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ican policy.
Secession or Observation-Disclosures,
Hope in Disunien
From the London Times, April III
We must now wait for what moth.
Ing but time can teach us-the solution OF the
great problem OF Secession. Has this terrible
drama been simply war, or is It revolution!
~ II Is war, the end must be near-if indeed
~ mas not been reached already-for, beyond
the feeble force under Johnston, at Raleigh.
and the remnant of the Richmcpd oarriscn
ucoer Lee, the South has ne organized armies
IN the heIu nor is IL probable that apy can no
Iaiseo Ihis stage OF the great s,ru Sole has
eeen accomplished The North by is deter
,nIheu Si,.' ahu 'a,eiy, II should be added, py
the excellence or as Generals has ovsrcoms
the South has defeated its armies and ocnoniaS
its principal tOwne. IL has had 70 nrp.
diff Culty in doing sc than was at frs, sn,;o'
pcted, and it appeared, indeed, at times. ss !,
even this portion OF the work could never he
accomplished at all. But If the exhaus,ion
consequent on this proCacted struggle s6ould
terminate the resistance of the South altogeth
er, IL may be fertun ate fox the North that Ri,h.
mond was not captured till the fifth year of the
war. When President Davis declared that IL
Richmond was taken the war could be pro-
IoDged for twenty years in Virginia alone hs
was specializing, perhaps, on resources which
fye desperate campaigns may have fatally re-
duced. The Confederacy. which for I've years
mas proved go unexpectedly str0ng and reso.
lutte may now prove Unexpectedly powerless
and responding. In that event the work of the
North viii be easy; bat il we have now ar.
rived at the end, not ~ war, but of the first
stage Of political revolption the real trca bles
OF the North are but just beginning A few
more N onths Will disclose the scene and II
wonio Do useless 10 anticipate the spectacle
~ CONJECTURE or prediction. We can but adj.
mlre inc neroism OF The oombatauts. while we
o'pi0fe ING carnage; ep, what SO drssdtpl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15
Action of the CITY Council.

Among the most important action oil
the City Council on Monday night wa;
the adoption of the following petition
to the County Commissioners:
WHEREAS, The county road leading
towards Mt Vernon from the lower
Pigeon bridge. for more than a mile, ia
aO1c and has been for several years in q
bad condition, and frequently unsafe by
reason of its proximity to the river bank,
which is rapidly washing in, and a part
OF il subject to an almost annual over
flow, therefore e
Be it unanimously resolved by the
Common Council OF the City of Evans
vile that the Commissioners of Wander
burgh county be, and hereby are,
respectfully petitioned to have the pres
ent road well and uniformly graded
from the lower Pigeon bridge to point
near the Bodiam Coal Mines, and from
thence have a road laid out and con-
structed above overflow on a straight
westwardly line to the junction of the
roads leading from Perry and Union
townships.
WHEREAS, The road leading to and
from Oak Hill Cemetery is not free Of
danger in consequence of crossing the
railroad track and the roads from the
Northern part of knight township and
the Southern part of Centre township
are alike dangerous, therefore
Be it unanimously resolved by the
Common Council of The City of Evans
vile, that the County Commissioners Of
Vanderburgh County be, and they here
by are, respectfully petitioned to lay out
and construct county road from the
North Eastern terminus of Chestnut
street to the county road Immediately
south Of Oak Hill Cemetery, according
to survey made by the City Surveyor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15
fHr FEsrIvA1 Masonic IAN Va


TIE FESTIVAL - Masonic Hall was
again crowded last night with the
beauty and ehivalry of the city-tbe
atfeadsnce being really larger than on
the preceding evening. There seemed
to be 20 diminution in the attractions,
although the sales seemed large The
supply of refreshments, although largely
drawn upon, seemed inexhaus,ible
The receipts on Wednesday night, as
we learn, were over $500, and we should
judge still larger last night. The sup
pei. prepared in Odd-Fellows' Hall was
NEST, sumptuous and elegant, and the
Hall was crowded all the evening. The
lunch yesterday was really magnificent,
and was largely attended. yet there was
no limit to the resources of the benevo-
lent and large hearted ladies who man
age the affair; and still larger mum
Der is expected this morning from ten
to one o'clock, when another elegant
and sugnptuons lunch win be provided.
During the morning the remainder Of
the goods on hand will be sold at auc,
ton, and we hope there will be large
attendance and liberal bidding.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15
AmuAementS,

New METRoPoLITAN.-The immense
throng at the Festival at the Masonic
Hall last night interfered wnh the
attendance at the Theatre, which was
rather thinly attended Miss Mollie
Williams appeared really magnificent
in the character of Capitoa, and Mel
ville's Wool was admirable. Iuthe after
piece Felix Vincent as PaddyMiles' Boy
brought down the house.
Tonight Miss MolHe Williams takes
her farewell benefit, on which occasion
viii be produced the great drama, en-
titled "The Irishman's Heart, or the
Fenians of '9S," with a pleasing after
piece, entitled "a Day in Paris" in
which Miss Mollie Williams sustains FIVE
characters. Duriog the evening Miss
Molhe Williams will sing the Fe6ian
song entitled Wearing the Green"
Mrs. Bella Golden will also appear in 3
song and dance. Altogether it viii be
one of the most attractive bills of the
season, and Miss Williams deserves and
should have rousing benefit Ii
To-morrow afternoon, grand matinee
for the accommodation of ladies and
children. See advertisement,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15

JAMAICA ON THE BRAIN. - The En-
quirer, as well as the 3 her leading
Democratic papers, were afflicted with
Jamaica on the brain previous to eman,
cipation, and now that slaveryis abolish
ed the disease has assumed an aggra-
waited form. It seems to have produced
a delirium that disorders the operation
Of reasoning faculties. The Enquirer
finds in Jamaica enough, as it seems to
think, to convince the world that a ter
rible mistake has been made in freeing
the negroes. 1t studiously gathers up
every item IN the temporary ineonve-
nience and discomfort which necessarily
attend so sudden a transition, and by
wild exaggeration, logically seeks to
create the impression that the divine,
natural, normal and Christian" institu-
ton of slavery should be restored. We
thought that the late election had applied
a compress sufficiently cooling to allay
the fever of their distempered brain, bat
it seems that the cerebral organ ofthe
writer of the Enquirer obstinateiy resists
all known RENE dies Gin Times.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15

B6-The Evansville Journal mentions
1t as remarkable circumstance that
some gentleman of that place, few
nights since, saw star dancing about
in the oscillating- moving
up and down and laterally." There is
less whisky sold in Evansville than
there is in Louisville, if good many
of the citizens don't see the stars dancing
every night--L0uisUitle Courier.
The men who have seen this star
dancing are of that class who "never
drink" And besides the citizens of
Evansville don't drink "Crow Whisky"
else they might be expected to wheel
about and jump Jim.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15

MILL BURNED The large and exten.
sive steam Touring mill of A. s. Jones
b Brother, at Williamsport, Indiana,
was destroyed by FIRE Thursday night
about 8 o'clock. The FIRE originated in
the office. There was in the mill ten
thousand bushels of wheat and some
seventy barrels of -four. The loss will
reach some thirty thousand dollars
How far insurance will cover the loss, il
not now known.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15
Hnnaa and L.nt fnr aale.


House and Lot for Sale.
A NICE NEW FRAME HOUSE. WITH
n large corner lot, we'll set with Hhrnbbery,
one OF the best locations n the city, corner OF
Seventh and Chestnut streets.
Also, If desired, the whole, or q part OF the
furniture w II be included 10 the sale
Inquire Of AIKEN DUSOFCHKT.
Water street, saml Orr's Block.
a FRAME COTTAGE FOE sALE-CONTAIN-
n ing rooms, cellar, Ct term stable, &C., IN
a coed Ioc6fity above Main street. Apply 20
ecfo sHACKELF0RD HOhrRboOk. =
\ NOR sALE-lOZ ACRES OF LASD, ~ OF
which IL q Vineyard; Brick House with .
looms, eisierns aud spring, Orchard Of Apples,
Peaches aud Pear, miles from town. Apply 70
octs sHACKELFJR D d HoRNBROOh.
NEW FRAME HoUE, COMPLETELY
n finished, and in desirable part Of the city,
see2s,ifl sHACKELFoRD HoRNBRooK,
AEE SECOND HAND HAY PRESS AND
~ l5.,s. f-sr s.taater,
Iys-g - q. YENNEMAN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15

RECORDERS CoURT.-The cold snap
has served to purify the moral atmo.
sphere, and there were but two cases
before his Honor, the Recorder, yester-
day. No DRINKS were registered-the
cold weather, no doubt, neutralizing the
effects of boomerang and tanglefoot.
Michael Terry, for selling whisky on
Halls wharf boat without license, was
6ned $50 and 81 IS costs.
One of the Main Street merchants
for obstructing the sidewalk at night
paid 81 fine and 81 05 perquisites.
This was the sum total of the days
work
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15
Gbt Daily 5ultpaat,
JOURNAL BUI I'M o,
LOCUST STREET
sETwHsN Fl8sT AND NAfBb
EVANSVILLE 6:CRAwFORDsYILLE.

GOING NORTH.
Leave. ArTive. drive.
Evansville. Yincennes. T. Haute
Accommodation. S; 4OAM 10:27AM 2;15P
Mail 9;1bAM IL AT m $500 p NJ
Vincenns Aco'm 2 :SOP NJ 5:l5P NJ
COIN SOUTH.
Leave. Leape. Arrive.
Terre Haute. yincennes. E'ville.
vincennes Acc'm ........... $50 9:15 NJ
Freight & Acc m 6 :5OAM IL 30 - NJ 5:oSP
Mail......... ......... ;20P NJ 6:34P N 9:O7p N
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15

ga Willard & Porter, at No. II
Water street, have, atwholesale, twenty
five barrels fresh Eggs, fifty kegs fresh
Batter, and airy amount Of Apples, Po-
tatoes, Flour and Onions Grocers take
notice. deI5-2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15

R6S- We regret to learn that building
operations are for the most part being
suspended for the winter, and that the re
is prospect that many of our mocha n
les will soon be out of employment
We are in hopes, however, that the
weather will soon moderate, and build.
ing will be resumed. No city can boast
of better mechanics than Evansville,
and her mechanics as q class are unusu-
ally intelligent gentlemen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15

GEN. VEATcH We wete favored with
call yesterday from this officer, who
was visiting our city for medical advice
concerning rheumatic complaintwhich
has been afl citing him for some time.
The disease was occasioned By expos.
ure in the army. Gen Veatch has laid
aside the habilinents Of war for those
of peace, and has resumed the practice
of law in Rockport, his native town.
His reputation and success' as a lawyer,
before he entered tire. service, will quick
ly bring back to him a lucrative business
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15
Ed. DAILY Union.

TAMPERING WITH THE TFErH-Is mad
ness. Avoid the corrosive dentrifces,
submit to no seraping, use nothing. but
Sozodont. Orient herbs are its ingre-
dients. 1t preserves the enamel. 1t
removes all ihpurities. 1t strengthens
the gums. 1t deodorizes a tainted
breath. 1t is harmless as water, and
more valuable than its weight in gold.
decll i3t,eod
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15
City and State.

FFIDAY...................DEcEMBER l;
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15

TIE FLY.-We have received, with
"the compliments" and bold autograph
of Theodore Tilion, Esq, what appears
to be an illustrated poetical nursery tale
emit led "The Fly" 1t is published by
Sheldon & Co., Broadway, New York
|. is pretty toy-book for little children.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15

80, 900 FEET
BEST POPLAR FLOORING
For sale by A. SIMPSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15

How Long ?-Another grave COM
plant has been lodged against the City
Council After having expended many
thousand dollars IN constructing a sew
er under Locust street. IL was discover
ed that said sewer was smoking yester-
day morning aud last night, and the
complainant Indignantly demands to
know where the money comes from to
buy the cigars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15

Destructive FIRE IL CAIBo-The
city of Cairo has again been visited by
a destructive fire, which broke out on
Monday evening in the International
Hotel, destroying that building with
nearly all it's contents, together with
Eve other frame buildings, and the par
tial destruction Of two other buildings
1t is true, the property destroyed was
not highly valuable, but yet the loss il
very considerable to thOse Immediately
interested. One brick building had
nearly all the wood work burned out
of it.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15
FALSE HArR.-The ladies of E.

FALSE hA1k.-4 ne Ia0teS VI E. -
vile viii find at the rooms of Misses
Powers & Farrell, on Locust Street.
opposite the Sherwood House, a large
and elegant assortment of false hair,
such as long switches, braids, ,puffs,
curIs, &c, all of the latest styles. Also
all kinds of work constantly on hands
and made to order. Also hair jewelry
Of every description made to order
such as pins rings, wateh-guards,
charms, &c
Miss J Farrell has just arrived from
New York with all the latest styles
Those wishing any thing in their line
will please give them a call. dcl3 div.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15

OLE WILSON,
dec3 dim Carmi, Illinois.