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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-18
.NEMISIsCENCE OF THE WAR.

! rejoice TO say it was on th's very spot
made my first appearance iresh rom ~
-, ~ van know hoW ! ever got here. Bul
80 are now triumphant, II is not much OF a
~ ". :. -, ,n.nauy longer / didn't know but
vent we 1nisht have another war lha. some Of Us
might be arrested and thai m,Eh' Ss ahs
supJ.. ~ Lnow my tricks, because ! passed
e ,hroush fly spies, paid live dollars per day
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Among those things Wlich AFFORD me Iicii
sure in This season OF peculiar loyls The feDuA'
administered III the northern States TO i Ger
tain class Of politicians IN the south lhcf'
are men in those States, some OF them orlSlii;i
sccessioniSts and All OF them who embarked
thrir fortunes in the Confederate Govern
menl, who, imagining 10 themselves tAat th'
Democratic party WAS dead, have been bas'
enough 10 unite with the Republican part
aud some OF them To heap mllec!cllohS ul'o'
the head OF the Democracy and tho men "non
The Democratic party delights TO honor.
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have said the Presidential election Is pend
ing. w. have begun il. This Is but The pre-
ludc. The contest now Will wax warmer ahc
warmer. We have done our duly. we nave
done more. This much Is sccnTrd-a l'riao-
1,..,tic president in lsUs; OF that be assured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-18

V'O PHYSICIANS.-A treatise on th'
/ Cheaper Alkalods Of the Cinchonas can b
had on application by mail or otherwise to
PURCELL, LaDD Il CO., Druggists,
sa - Main street. corner Thlrteeith.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-15

MISSION SUNDAY ScHooL.-We are
glad to learn that the Mission Sunday
School. taught in the Court House
every Sunday afternoon, is largely at
tended from Sabbath to Sabbath, and
is in highly prosperous condition.
There is room, however, for a large
number off children yet, who would
receive cordial welcome from, the
Superintendent and teachers, Fand we
would suggest to those lads who spend
their Sabbath afternoons in racing
overthe new Opera House, annoying
the whole neighborhoed by their
hoise, that it would be more profta-
BILE to themselves and pleasant to 9TH
ers if they would spend their time in
the Mission Sunday School.
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BEFoRE JUSTICE SrINsoN.-J. S.

BEFORE JUSTICE STINsoN.-J. s..
Wills, of Union Township, filed aft :
.davits charging Michael Klink with
malicious sItrespass-throwing down.
his fence to drive his wagon through !,
and breaking some of the rails; also,
with assault, and battery on woman
on the farm. Before the case came.
to- trial the malicious trespass was
compromised, the defendant paying
the costs, p and the charge iof assault
and battery was withdrawn An old
feud exists between the parties. We
noticed on Stinson's table some fifteen
attachments issueds against single
steamboat for sums ranging from $15
to $40. The boat will have a gay time
of it when she comes back here, if
ever she does come. 9ssxa e5vasl
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MERcHIANr TAILoRINq.-H..

MERCHANT TAILoRING.-H. s. B.
Altering, 36 Main Street, have just
bought. from the emporiums Of the
East a., large, beautiful and, varied
stock of fine and seasonable Spring
and Summer Cloths, Cassin eres and
Vestings, to which the attention Of
gentlemen is called. Having one of
the best cutters in the Southwest in
their employ. they. guarantee to fur
nish the best fits, and give the fullest
satisfaction. /. Their long experience
in the business warrants. them in say
ing that they can please all who leave
their orders for either single garments
or complete outfits .r9dN5 Iap12tf
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ering and Inconvenience.

fering and Inconvenience. The
stock had to be kept on platforms
for weeks and fed solely on corn. In
many places on the farms where
sloughs had existed, sandbars are
now formed, and the whole face of
the country is changed. The people
have generally good supply Of pro
visions, and now that the food has
subsidized, the farmers have gone to
work to retrieve their losses, and
raise new crops. The rapid decline
of the river left all the ponds and
lagoons full Of fish, and white men
and negroes are now capturing them
by the tons. z
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fol NoTIcE!!-We have In stock the fol
lowing goods, which we desire to
close out at cost by May first: /
puncheon Jamaica Rum, I do: Irish
Whisky 1 pipe Gin. imported 10
t eaisSF SHSspi s gBaf and d1ssn
10 dozen Nectar Bitters,, 80 cases Do
nestle Champagne, 25 do. Imported
do, Longworth & Sparkling Catawba,
Longworth's Still Catawba, and other
brands, 10000 assorted Domestic
Cigars, 5000 assorted Imported do,
an assorted lot of DemIjohns, rs
empty Bourbon barrels an assorted
lot of Bottled Liquors Also, an as
sortment of Bottles and Flasks 30
" tuodn SoNNTAG 81 GAMBLE, aE
ap13 1t Mo South First St.
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From SOUTHEASTERN MISSOURI.
Frank Collins, an attachee of the Ar
mazda, arrived home on the May
flower, on Saturday, from a visit to
Southeastern Missouri. His osten-
sible object was to look after some
real estate, on which he pays taxes,
but we have notion that the merry
glance of Missouri maiden had some
thing to do with the isit.ltlE49H
Frank brings melancholy account
of the suferings of the people in that
section during the recentaood The
water, overfowed the whole country.
from the foot of Lucas Bend
to, the: foot of Wolf Island,
distance of thirty miles The water
was not deep. but very rapid, the
current undermining houses, wash,
ing off fences, and working destruc-
ton generally. The prolonged pre-
Of the food caused great suf-
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AaDAMAeINe RACE. a horse and

A DAMAGING RACE. A horse and
buggy belonging to gentleman from
the classic shades of Stringtown, made
a desperate race through the streets on
Saturday, and brought up III apple Of
bfiek On Sycamore fstreetgF No body
was hurt, except the body of the
buggy, and the running gears of the
same. The feelings of the owner were
somewhat lacerated, but he will, it is
hoped, recover .s.sz 4 :. -. :
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80 BR- IF you are in need of stock
of liquors, our advice would be for
you to go to Hodge, Carr 4 Go. 0, cor
ner Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, better, and more
of IT,. m for less money than any
other house viii or can afford them.
All liquors warranted as represented.
i.-,os ian9 IF al.-,ii ssoess.op ss.aI,l
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s~ ~ - 49, - 80 = ~ FA1ssAF&
1t is especially important at this time,
J when the marlxets of the "a n1tBd States are
1oodetf with the dffesE poisons, Under the
name of imported Aqpors, and when do
nestle compounds purporting to be medi-
sinal but not a whit less pernicious, are
Aeralded to the world ast' sovereign reme-
Dies" that the public should fully under
stand the facts Be 1t known, thea that
while all the oiffusive stiqlulants called
aQssors are impure, and all the 2onfcs con-
safn1ng alcohol are manufactured with q
aery article containing, dmtt or fusel oil, a
mortal poison, H0STETTER'S celebrated
STOMACH BITTERs contain none Of
these things but are a combination of
pure essence of Rye with the pure juices
> ~ the most valuable stomachic, anti
hafious, and aperient herbs and plants,
I'D that as a sag and rapid Temedy for
Dyspepsia and all its Kindred complaints,
This preparation stands before the world
without aTfvaT or competitor. Its sales to-
1zy are equal tOsthe combined sales of all
me other t0f1fcs advertised in the United
States, and the certificates which anthem
8 sxcate its usefulfless are signed by sindivid-
.als of the highest standing: in every pro-
1e1sionaf calling and walk OF life. Beware
M Limitations and imppstorsmsN 0.a
.svnr
4l2ssA .gAAaHa .H.E
ga3m
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zsBa5- Having done away with all
extra expehse'by doing my own cut
ting and selling, can, and sciU, sell
the cheapest goods in the city. as l
am determined to build up perman-
ent trade BY fair dealing and low
prices, good work and perfect fits. All
/ ask Is to examine my, stock and
prices before you purchase elsewhere.
Come and see, at No. 8 First Street.
"a ap1 f. 10 j. H., CABIN, Agent.
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Z. New Real ESTATE AGENCY.
z. Elliott & Son have opened q Zeal
Estate Agency "a and Geaersl J. lp tell
ing Of lands, houses, &C., &c. =
Persons having houses or land to
rent or sell, or persons wishing to
purchase Oh. rent, will do well by call
ing on them at their Office on Third
Street, sanear Locust in lElllotts
Block ri.tH-i-tsGAftffHJ apE
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LOCAL NOTICES.

B@~The Ladies of the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church, (Rev. w.
Ill. .McCarer, Pastor), will hold a So
ciable in the Church Parlors to-mor-
row, Tuesday, evening, Admission
80 cents. The public are invited,
ap15-2t. 70"
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A FIaHT.-On Saturday afternoon
a Teuton who had imbibed too large
number" Of lager beer or some
other inebriating beverage, passed up
Locust Street. nanifestly spelling for
a fight. Between First and Second
Streets he found a man whom he felt
disposed to whale, but the latter de-
clined the profered attention. The.
other insisted and urged the matter
SO strongly that the peaoeable, citizen
also Germa rAfouhd it necessary
to take hand, and the assailant soon
discovered that he had found the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-15

B1- Houses and, Lots, "a Building
Lots, Cultivated Farms and Wood
land for sale cheap. Apply to D. B.
Rucker, Office with lShackelfordi x
Hornbroek, Evansville. .Hb liap9 If
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-15

PATENT CONCRETE xSToNE.T7Capt.
Myler has left with us specimen of
f. Ransome's new Patent Concrete
Stone, which is a great curiosity in
itself, and is a subject worthy the at
tehtion Of any people where good
building stone does not exist. 1t is
composed Of ordinary sand, chalk, or
other mineral substances, firmly ag-
gregated and cemented into solid.
hard and indistructable mass by means
Of a siliceous cementing material,
which by a subsequent, simple apera-
ton, is converted into Iansipsoluble
silicate of lime, possessing all the en-.
during properties Of the old Roman
concretes 1or mortar, which have re-
manned unchanged during a period of
1000 years
The specimen left with us, DIR. My
Ter says, he saw made from raw sand.
We think it is worthy the attention of
our stone-cutters and masons, as it is
claimed that it can be manufactured
on the groundsin any shape ready for
use, at less cost than, common rock
can be procured in the rough state. :
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/. sEWHFDrHEED ELAH2--Ne are fre-
quenfly asked I. Why donf. Yhittlesey.
take possession, of the Postofice? !"
We are really unable to answer lex :
cept that is generally believed That
he has not yet received his commits
ssion.s aE g2sM s21EERasasTo "
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CITlY.sO N-EWS.

IMPORTANT IF rTRUE.EThe Shaw
neetown NernmHsays silver in paying
quantities has been found on the
Cumberland River, four miles above
Smithlandsa O4 d H3qUg
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Raffheler,s Hair Dye.

HEis splendid Hair Dye; is the best in the
wSEsa. The oily true and perfect Dye.
: HARMLESS, Reliable, ,Instantane9us-s. Nc
Essppointfne No ridiculous tinfss;
Easaral Black or Brown. Remedies the III
ssHeets of Bad Dyesa Hnvigorates the hair
Asayfng it soft and beautiful. The genu-
sze is signed WiItidDsA. Bdtchstor.s All 9th
ars are mera mi tati0ns, and should be
Typided. Sold by all Druggists and Per
sazners. Factory Sh Barclay Street. New
York. - 4 sgldOK bus .EsoQll algGI.l
dec. lily.
.diaoS rfOq .Ia o. Hsvl2 (
ID sd Of nsvia 10 fa91fa xaiuafIIs9
cidsml .iGs9SH 20 g0ii
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RECORDERS CoURT.-The only case
that occupied the time and attention
of the Recorder on Saturday was that
of Jim Mulligan for being drunk and
diiiso7derly, fourishing pistol and re-
sisting the officers. He was fined $50,
with 81 95 costs, and in default of
payment was sent back to Jail. We
fear Jim is incorrigible.
Two young men who we're fined 80
and costs each and sent to- jail in de-
fault of payment, two or three days
ago, were set to work on Saturday,
and behaved themselves so well and
worked so faithfully thatthe Recorder
let them off ON a promise to pay up.
Z 4 sss a = ?
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i City MARKET.z7The upper market,
we are informed, was well supplied
with, early vegetables. such as rad
ishes, onions, greens, lettuce, &C., on
Saturday morning and was largely
attended. The supply of meats and
fish was very large A1KE@Y
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g SI- Great bargains can be had in
iBonnets. Hats. and Millinery goods
generally at Mrs j. Hastings, Mo- so
Main Street up stairs. n1eap9 Ct.
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HHANKs7We ere indebted ito the
attentive agents and attaches of the
Merchants TOUnion and theY Adams
Express companies for daily favors in
the promptadelivery of papers, &C.,
also to Geo. Hg Fish &, Co, foraate
paperssin adyanee of the opening of
the mail -
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& HEAVY sHoGsHRADs. The May
flower and Quickstep brought up Sat
urday and yesterday. the cargo of the
Chattanooga consisting of drowned to-
bacco. / The. amount of water. the to :
bacco imbibeds has caused the hogs
head to increase IF ON fifty to one hun
Idred per centain weight.
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For RENT.-A frst-class business
house, No. 40 Main Street--price
reduced. Apply to Fl. K Wells &
Son, No. 81 Main Street.
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MArR1MoNIAL. There was a de-
csdadsimpra ven1ef1f. in the anatrim oni

.csdedsimpro vement in. the hnatrim oni-
al market last week, and transactions
were more liberal. Permits were is
sued by the Deputy County Clerk, MIR.
Henry w. Bippus, to the following
parties to enter pp9athe R P.sfffe par
adise.ofs epnppbiab fslieity:sIa9 ;.
John Filger and Mary E. Kinkheadi
Jacob Bower and Eva HEM. Z,
s.iRev. Alvin r. Mathes and Alice M.
DinYiddis. q T RI Z II :
Lindsey Y. Morris and Emily Gull
pepper. go .0sls3 bna lzJd .5fH =
Christopher L. Scott and Sallie
Deacon. r. I'D .gealfs1 FL
p Robert Ligaa aud Miranda Skeels.
VIM. G.. hewitt and Mary Catha-
rine Duskey IL iiaya T9ing9a
John Trimbls ana Sarah Murdoch.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
me Franklin Brick Machine,

Szssiy celebrated for. perfect simplicity,
great strength, and i'm mense com pressing
ana two horses, to .self-temper the clay
End make 1900 to $500 elegant bricks Per
. bear y. H. RENICK. Proprietor,
9 zsasl ss3na g d. IT'S nNlnTSM1O .
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Stoves AND ftNwARE-AWholesale
and retail, at ID Vi. MEsKER's,
Sycamore, bet. Second and Third SITS.
mh12-3md&w fr1t f'
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20 Ba-i David s. Anderson will open
an establishment as Merchant Tailor,
in about ten days. .i4A ap11 IF
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AocIDEsr.-One, of the piles Of
jolsts that occupy a portion of the
sidewalk on the southeast side of
Locust Street, between First and Wa
ter Streets. fell over, Saturday even
ing, as a'gentleman was passing, and
his leg was caught beneath the fall
ing -timbers- Persons came to- his
assistances and released him. He re-
.ceived some injuriess but, fortunately,
his leg-wass mot broken. We did not
learn the name of the injured man.
lumber If piled on the side walk.
should be so piled as to prevent its
falling over.
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FRESH LAKE FIsH.-Just received
by -. FRED. w. BENNETT q Co..
ll'ini Nos. 80 and 80 Locust Street.
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SEED SWEET PoTAToEs.-iO0 bush
els of Seed Sweet Potatoes in Store
and for sale low by
PARSONS, ScoyILLE q Co.,
.s5sT5@ 3e7t e ~ Main Street.
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IS, They HAVE CoME.v7-The steamer.
Coosa, having ION board Haight g.
Chambers Colossal Circus and Me-
nagerie, arrived here last night from
below, and will open to-day at l
o'clock, and again at T. this evening.
The magnificent bills those beautiful
pictorial embellishments Of the vari-l
Gus dead walls, around the city have
been carefully and attentively studied
for several days by all classes, ages,
sexes and Conditions. "A failure to.
patronize the circus is not among the
in6rmities or foibles of the people of
Evansville, and as Haight e. Cham
bers enjoy a deservedly high reputa-
ton, it is fair to presume there will
be large audience in attendance
both to day and tonight. ! o
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STORE Room FOR RENT offer for
rent the fine four story store room on
First Street, near, Main. Possession
given Immediately tEB ~
ap4 If j. r. LoTsPEIcH.
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wrong man. His eyes were opened,
as he picked himself up out of the
gutter. a-
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B1% A good assortment of Gents
and Boys Fine Hats can be found at
the Great Shoe, Emporium, where
will now be found the most complete
stock ofBoots and Shoes ever seen in
the West. Cur first-class trade de-
mands the. fnesy goods. and we shall
keep as fine. and handsomer Shoes
than is sold in New York or Phila-
delphia ---ail of which we shall sell, as
usual, much less than the price Of
poor goods in other places. taq
~ Come early in the week, when con
venient. U.s. T j. s. RlCKER.
apl2 Fri, Mon 60 Main Street.
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RAM The threatening clouds
which had been gathering for the past
two days opened yesterday about two
o'clock With aeopious, rain, iaccom
panied BY tightening and thunder,
ceasing for a short time in the even
ing. 1t commenced anew about z
o'clock and. continued to rain with
more or less vehemence upto a lat e
hour last night. IF the weather
continues warm the rain will prove a.
great blessing. s aaiF8d bs.isa-
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gg Merchant TaiIors' new goods ar
irving at the new establishment-54
Main Street
mar5 # SMITH & DARLING.
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AN OLD CITIZEN GoNE.-By notice
elsewhere it will be seen. that Mr.
Robert Fergus, for many years one Of
tie prominent citizens Of this city,
died on Saturday. Mr. Fergus, was
born-in England, ,of Scotch parents.
but came to America when "a young
man, and located in Evansville in,
1912, since which time he has resided
here. He commenced life in this city
as poor bnt intelligent mechanic
and by industry, honesty, and correct
principles of business he attained a
handsome competency and ascredita-
BILE position as merchant and citi-.
zen;p and enjoyed the confidence Of
the community His loss, will be felt
in the business and enterprise of the
city, and BY large circle spf friends.
His. funeral will take place this morn
ing at 9 o'clock, from the Church Of
the Assumption ON Second Street,
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=
i TRANSFERS OF Real EsrArE.-Thejf fol-
lowing transfers Of real estate were en-
tered for record in he office of the County
Recorder, for the week ending Saturday,
5. G. t'1 Keller iier to VIII hanson Crawford
part ,offrae: Let ses, 3 o Blloc< lsstockwell's
Enlargement, Sea %. J. y - En- eve,
part southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter l3. 81 II. two acres, sl72,
wsss ssn sss The g
Geo. W. Trafton to, VIM, G.. Bowman,
Lot 9, Block 10, Eastern Enlargement
Ere Frederick Henke 70 Christopher Huel-
fershorn, Lot and part of 100, Isabella
John Jacob voelkel to Nicholas Long.
Lot 10 and one-half of o Block o. Lamas-
ARA Dyer to Jacob w etzel, Lots ID and
a, Block 2. Rockwel.'s First Addition
LOT S2Soi az * ,s,ono,as, .nd Iobn Engel
undivided oneltfsird Of the souiheast quar-,
ter of the northeast quarter,and undivided
one third of part of northeast quarter, Is,
Xavier Axn-r to Conrad Kurigers undi-
vided one-half of the northeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter of the undlvided
one-haf of the northern one-half OF north
west quarter of the southeast quarter also
the Undivided one-hah of part Of the
southern one-halt of the northeast quar-
ter of the southeast quarter, and the undi-
vided one-half of part of the western one
half of the northeast quarter, 80, S, II, 81
Reitz & Clement to John Thomas
Brown, Lot 5, Block l0l. Lamasco. for $3.50.
= Geo. Sanders to Benz. Ritter, northeast
quarter of the northeast quafter-I9'-es IL,
40 acres for $1,000.
G. Ernest Meyer to Charles Schlemdt; Lot
Fl, Block &, Sharp' IS enlargement, for S225
Emma Prichett.to Bernard Dahimaren,
part of Lot 2Oz Donaldson Enlargement, tor
q w. n chandler to VIM. a. caldwell,
Lots and 5, Block ID, southern Enlarge
ment, for 500. n - 2 =. : I. -,
Bray & Cooke to Edward Farrell, Lot 9,
Block q, Sharp's Enlargement, Tor STD.
Cool, east half of southeast, quarter rs, g.
10, for 81. " -. :
east half Of southwest quarter ?, 3, T. 4
John E. McCaHster to- Trustees OF Cum
northeast quarter of section -, TO- Con-
sideration, its use as a place OF worship, =
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FELL OVER THE Rocks
one,of thee dark nights that prevailed
last week when it was cloudy a man
tumbled over the pile of rocks that has
for some month Or two ornamented the
half Of the Sidewalk in. front. of the
buildings burned son theseeraer of Lo-
lfs8pst1 apa4 Water Streets. We don't
suppose 1T would be right to require
the owner to remove them III
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~ For SALE-Martin Stinson's old
homestead, on the Henderson Road,
three miles west Of Evansville.
~ Apply to y .'...' 81" ~. ~ '-|
3t WALKER & LUNKENHEIMER.
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- DRowNEDs-Tom Young. an Irish
man who resided in this city, and who
was hand on the Chattanooga, fell
overheard from thatjboat on Der last
trip up the Cumberland, near Rock
castle, and was drowned. If he has
friends in this city they can learn full
particulars from the officers of the
Chattanooga, who are nowsin the city,
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PgBLIc -DocUMENTs.-We. are in
debted to Hon. Emil Bischof for "a
copy of the Documentary Journal,
Part 1st. and copy of sBevier Legis-
lative reports of the Indiana Legisla-
ture of 1867.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-15

r WORK, REsyMED,--Work was re-
sumed on the Sycamore Street sewer
during the, past week, and it; is being
prosecutedswith the vigor that char
acterizes. the energetic contractors.
They have reached nearly to the mid
die of the block between Third and
Fourth Streets. ,isss45s3 ..li.x