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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20
Eaust llussf

VIZ STED E.as ~ AM 9UAks
Wv titg, large of small, at the limited
sfates Hauss, Ma. ~ Aai1 street, between
Seventh and Eighth, f9f which the high
eel ~ price viii he paid ~ eash
meh6 sfa IL, RANGER
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bar tioDBs, fine aan galneemsflt that
a, u, Stewart a Go, at sew Ssrk viii slfer
by auction a peftiofa al ltieiF iaapsflatinl
81 Day goods. has been the satdeet III mieb
conversation ia the trade az that city,
The meaning of ~ Is that the house eBHi-
pfeheHas the financial situation, and pre-
fers u meet the present market rather
take less later Ia Lie season,
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WANTED.

vAYASTRD- RRTeElBg6o 800 hard Brick,
Wv by the ist at falg, ny the Evansville
Gas Li9iat a~eainsags Ja4aiFe. AZ ths Gas
aUESaJ ar I9rAI HI. 81 H.. fa.
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BOARDING.


nsAnDfSa- HOUSE, ~ The under
- signed has opened b Boarding House
aIt Ibifd street between sycamore aud
Vine, opposite Philip beskg fis stare, pBsfs
q Number al day aud geekig bosrdsfs can
bs accommodated with haafd.
Hiasta Mrs H. "a TEL
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20
SALINE ~CHALYBEATE

TIE rropfief6fs ba We htied these beaaf5faz
.tI91ngs np ia the Ysfy best BlanHFF f0f Gam
sofnfpft ana accommodation ~ Nisitasa
and boAhDERs, al "a cost 81 twenty Ii1sss
ssnd Dollars, The nO0Bis afs iafss 80
we'll ventilated, with spacious falls.
IN Jbs DiAIHD Room ~ furnished Ia na
latest modern style, ANA viii bs snpfa@s
VIII sg9lylhigg t9pfomgt the nppefilss@
lmlaished, Viii fab asdhkow9r - ~
Latest F~hiiadelphla. style, The Fountain
beautiful circle, enclosed bz - fancy bfAA
Ella ~ mont Of the Inain building
The DAh ctkG HAIL. aud HEcEf~I1aM
x Splendid baad @of M.sis T. eaeassd sss
! Tea nowgfhg SALOONS are Of ana
DesL rhh ~ iaiae, ,allfk, hpilaings
DEAJLEMGA E' hAfOOhA viii be esp
piled WIN ~ Inc delicaeies 81 tiis saaAla.
WITH me hhhsf 81 Wines, tiqh6fs, 6hda
gaIs.
~ a~pnndanee, fpf Tie wants 81 tamiiiasl
Old ana young
The ofound embraces 10 acres. eevss@s
Ing a grand Bower ~ Forest Folfse~
Ia all is rural iDvaiiness, Tha nnsaa
Fishing can be han within nye minulaS
walh n@m Ihs eptlggs' ,withla 2ne b9asf
lpe ~ The world. The springs are ~ lm-
shid ithti 10 any part Of tie United Blaf@s.
and Within nVe iDutes drive ~ the gIIv
- Evansville, containing a population ~
thirty Thousand,
fba epJtihds are o open for B9Aaf-
sfs ana Visitors. and VIII not close until
Wishing "a itsifhi Home for tbs season ea4t-
NOT niid ohe 10 HuFpaHa liln~ IitiGSlEh1.
q NJ taa fHt HliT A. DEiiLKucii,
Innyfb 4 10000 Fropfisbon&
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20
FOR SALE.
Ei"s e .ala 3 ~ b Ii H. 4 nc, ~. = /. hs

Essn nAs,nE ssiaAAd oaAl,s 40 Afs
IL 10 be sold ny feihife aitstia,i, at the
hntsa, at z a'Gi0ck, IA
hgf9ftdUl JaHe lsfi is6fi
~ not previously dts fused ~.
ihis kaIghNle pl4lfflA, pllsi7tlng Of
miBinA Ht4htssin Az i@1es ~ thiaiii ~ Httt
aud about ! acres az s%iirfaae, u situate d
sheft distance from the city ~ Evansville,
iud. - ~ .. 7,
reaching a vein at coal / feet thiGk
The prapsTtg % he sold consists ~ The
Lease, tlte - ahs Ipaak ta tie iiiysEa tipsl
pie, hiaiHes ttaassd4 EnalaAs AUD Hnltais,
aud fools, R~lanksInithis Shop and Talis,
rowder MaRazine ana Powder, i've Mules
and Harness earn Crib aud Corn, tWg
eta., eta. MN& VI AAHAWU MAfft y
Tie names aTa held ande lease al "a roy
atty at haif a cent psr busIlei
baiditiaiss mails hIiawh 90 adss ~ sale
. n b. iiAHNlh,s ehf
mags dew TgaahNille, ftl, +
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LsDn sAS.E-IMrhovHD HEAL lbs
TATE ~ ne ssla - pppiie aasiiea,

Hssh SAh FNb. hHAL MS
y TATh,-fn hs ssla 10 pppiia aaaii9h,
~ lie Guuft b0iss, at . cid 0n Ft
Saturday, Itas lei, isnf.
~ Ilat previously disposed al
IHis saiuabis property, consisting al
Lot "A aud part Of Lots - aud 20, al MaGs
wells saitdi yisiea, comprising twantY-si1
acres and si-itu, Is situate I've miles from
improvements AtWe story fRiita bpusa
built last mil eonsistfnsp ~ iIarior, Hibing-
footli aud Kitchen, three rooms az stairs,
bie With stalls, caaei-h0use | u, chicken
house .sna yard, u young orchard feonsist-
1914 90 Tie hest Varieties III apnies, peaches.
pears, etnu etG-, a quantity ~ small fTnit,
ein,i Kitchen garden laid out ana planted,
Tie ~naiHhbnFliooh 10 rapidly ~impraving,
AID land steadily increasing ia value,
Conditions made known on day at sale,
4 IshGHAHNiN,
Maya DIV $3.50 hkaass tile, lad,
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Crescent City Springs
~ bEt
.DJA

CupABEn NILE NEfOm 90
tOf3E of Evansville, and one qnsFt@v
Ysin the OHIO niHsf, on Pigeon Gan4h.
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Pittsburgh OIL Market.
PTrrSRr-Rnu AnrII 1

Business so far as relates to oil, was dull
during the early part of the week. The sales
made were barely worthy of notice buyers
being widely apart in their views The East
ern markets were without animation the
stock on hand being in excess OF the demand.
The European market was overstocked, and
there was no demand from that direction.
Crude-Holders stood firm, declining to make
any further concessions in order TO effect
sale-they had made up their minds not TO
part with their stock unless an advance was
obtained. Towards the close of the week sew
eral Eastern dealers decided to enter the
market and purchase on speculation; the re-
suit was that all the available space OF tanks
together with new ones put up. have been
occupied by purchasers of that description.
The weeks sales for April and May delivery;
were 8, IA bbls at prices ranging from 81, 81
"a, TZ975<c, whilst. certain dealers were
holding on for &C.. The river to OH City con-
tinues low, consequently there were no re-
ceipts worthy of notice. The advantages OF
the market were on the side OF holders
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New York News.

New YORK, April 1.-The General
McCallum, an iron war steamer, de-
signed for the service of the Mexican
Liberals, sailed from this port yester-
day, for 1ampico, Mexico, with two
full batteries OF artillery, 10000 stand
of small arms, four tons of powder, and
large quantity of fixed ammunition,
aboard. The vessel also cIrried sever
al officers of the Liberal army.
Yesterday afternoon some BOYS set
ire to-some shrubbery on Jersey flats
along the Hocktensock river, which
communicated to quite a forest of trees.
spread nearly a mile in length, destroy
ing everything in its way. Hudson
City and West Hoboken succeeded in
preventing the flames from commune
eating with several dwellings near by.
NEW YORK, April Ist.-A Special
Committee of the board of CounciImen
reported against the Park site for the
Post office.
Alfred a Clark, Custom House clerk.
has been arrested as author of a
forged payroll last week, by which he
realized 81 900.
The Internal Revenue officers seized
to-day over 400 barrels of whisky,
which had been received fl ON bonded
warehouse under transportation bonds
which are thought to be worthless. II
Is believed that by a similar process
from 5000 to 1000 barrels have peen re-
moved and realized upon.
r. The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's steamer, Costa Rica, sailed to-
day for China, with Il full and valuable
cargo. This vessel is sent out for the
purpose of making the connection be-
tween Shanghai and Yokohoma.
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New YorIk snecInIs.

New YoRK.-The Times special says
efforts are making to depreciate the
condition of the Treasury for specula-
ton purposes, and quotes part of a cir
cular sent to Europe by a New York
house, with that view; but this CORES
pondent learns from the highest author
ity, that so far from the Treasury being
involved, prospectively, in difficulty
because of the extent of its maturing
obligations, the prospect is precisely
the reverse. The customs revenue
thus far approximate closely to the
large receipts of last year, and although
the Internal Revenue receipts are con-
siderably less than last year, as was
naturally expected, and fully antici-
pated, as well from the increase of tax
alton as from the depression of BUSH
ness, 1t Is now positively certain that
the fiscal year will close with a very
gratifying balance of receipts over
expenditures.
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NEW YORK, April I.-Advices from
the City of Mexico, dated the 18th ult,
say the Liberals were almost under
the walls of the Capital, and prevented
supplies from entering.
Maximilian's army at Querataro was
nearly environed by the Liberals.
General Diaz had commenced be-
seiging Peubla.
The people in Vera Cruz were dis
posed to insist on a surrender of the
place to the L beral forces outside.
Over 800 persons were in prison in the
CITY OF Mexico for expressing sympa-
thy with the Liberals and falling to pay
their quota of forced loans. Maximil-
ian's Governor OF the city had resigned,
and intended to leave for Europe.
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From 81. LouIa

ST. LOUIS, April The following
are the additional offices in which Mr..
Ames had insurance on the Lindell
Hotel: Columbia, of Albany, $4,000
Humboldt, of Philadelphia, SIC, 900;
Washington, Market, kesolute, Inter
national, Excelsior, and North Ameri-
can, all of New York, for SO, 600 each.
Hatch, Weaver, Felt & Co., were in
eign offices: North American, of Hart
ford; Maryland, of Baltimore; National
Marine, of New Orleans; Commerce
and Continental, of Albany, $4,000
each; and Cincinnati Home, SO. 600.
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y, MSio9SEY-Actiye and firm at per cent for
f51 iSs sS,s SStSsTingQuiet at gold.
, S93ID.s had, lower opening at 1881, and
- Ss SN sEoexs-shade easier; 5-Oa
do OF IS, 1857; new, i67; i0sS. conpo1s ~
9-dos, nrst series, LOG; Others IO55.
LArEsr-5:SO P. N.
ss sToSKs obi. Mississippi Certificates
So Quicksilver a2x9SS; Mariposa E<ae. ~
preferred ~ 92Ss4;, Western Union Teie.
graph 5i1s$4is4; Pacific Mall l2S5<9I2Ss<; At
lantic Mail S414GS6; New York Central lO5sI
@l05<; Erie 5SIkg5s7<; Hudson iSSaiSsSge
F Reiaddi1g LIS IIsI li2 PittsSuIgh
Northwestern $55k9SB; do preferred $50
sIIS; Fort Wayne SS1<S955<. IsS
afternoon, but subsequently sympathized
with the rest OF the market
Coal and miscellaneous stoSks are un-
Cincinnati.
APRIL l.-CoTToS-Dun and prices nomi-
nal; middling held at H@HHc; but no de-
mand.
FLoUR-Unchanged and arm, but the de-
mand Is local; trade brands sl1 5OSlS 50, and
GRA1N-W6 Gt-scarce and but little Of
fertns, demand light and prices unchanged;
No. spring g 5592 60; winter 81 90; No.
winter e sS92 81: GoEn.In light supply
and In good demand; T49T5c for sheIle1 Ia
bulk; SS9S9e in sacks, the outside sales for
white. Oais-AdvRnced to 5S959c, and at
LiC SAoso IC.4 a. OsN tOE NJ L IN DuAk OF ele-
Xator, and DC in sacks. Rye-Scarcs; sales
81 50. Barley-Quiet and unchanged.
MHISKH-Duu and prices nominal al
= 2o7z; no buyers at over g %.
PROyISIoNS-FiTm but not much done
Mess Pork-S2 7592S 90. Bulk Meats-S, IL
shoulders, sides, clear ribbed and clear sides.
Hams-lS1zc for plain, and l59I51ze for sugar
cured. LArd-l25f9ISc.
- RocERIEs--steady. sugar-ll1zsI4e.-
sEEPsssESloverseed- so. Timothy-s2 90.
EGGs-l16lSc.
CHEEsE-Firm at l76Sl75Sc
SoLD-lSSS buying, and lsGS selling.
premium selling.
cent - - tet
Chicago.
APRIL l--FLoUR-Firmer.
Observation-Disclosures at g 81 for No. 1
and 50 q for No,2. Corn-Actiye at CSC
Oats1Ftrm at 4sc. Rye-Firm at 81 81. Bar
ley-Firm at $50.
WHISKH-Sominal at g 2Sa9 a.
PRoyIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Very firm at SO.
Lard-Firm at lSc. Clear Sides at lie. Short
EboDiAs-I IO5tslS5zc. Rough sides-At lOc.
APRIL market quiet
Caitle-Opened active and closed quiet;
stock cattle, So Is for steers fair average 81 rs
GS 80; heavy fat oxen % Is.
Hogs-Qulet at 6L9Sk.
Sheep-Quiet at 6S71S.
Milwaukee.
APRIL I.-FLouR-Firm at Su 5OSTI SIX
GRATS-wheat-Excit at s2sl for No. 2
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'1S1N7 N O1I OTu IK3Al1447III1 I11l1I
REPARArOR CAPHH

ENOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
l. heads (trom whatever cauSeit may have
19lIen OUT and Forcing growth OF hair upon
stne ace, II mas no equal. It viii force the
oearu To grow upon the SInoothest face in
nom nve 10 eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads In from two to three months. A few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there is nothing thatwih foresor hasten Pie
growth of the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands Of living WifneSSeS
(trom their own expefienee) can bear wit
ness. But manyiwiA say, how are We TO dis
ttnguiSh the genuine from the spuTiouse II
certainly Is dificult, as nine-tenths of the
different Preparations advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely WORTHLESS, and You
may have ALREADY thrown away 4arge
amounts for their purchase. To such We
would say, Try the Reparator CapiEt; twill
cost you nothing unless II ful1y comes
up TO our representations II your Druggist
does not keep it send Us one dollar and we
VIII forward II, postpaid, together with 3 re-
capt Tor the moneyyaThich VIII be returned
you on.apphcatton, providing entire sattfAe-
uonfS not given Address, y 4EggTgIEF I
49, W. L CLARK 4 Co, Cflsfn ists, q
No. 8 West Fayette St, SYRACUSE, n. Y.
z IN etlz-'-eoei straFessF1S ssszE.Ez.Sax
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By THE CABLE-
Adviees to the LIST Of April.

LONDON, April I-Noon.-Consols,
81; American securities not quite so
firm as at the close on Saturday, and
there has been slight decline. Erie,
1915 Illinois Central, 7ss<; Q. s. 5-2Os,
T5- Glover seed at SIS.
LIVERPOOL, April Cotton
firm. Breadstuffs generally firm. Corn
very firm at Saturdays highest prices.
Provisions generally dull. Pork: 76s;
bacon, Sss; lard, SOS. Produce general
ly unchanged. Petroleum spirits Id;
refined Is. sd.
LONDON, April /, 2 P. M.-U. S. $50
bonds declined Z since opening, and
quoted at TAX.
LIVERPOOL, April 1, P. Motion
has become considerably more active.
LONDON, April I-Evenfng.-Consols
81; Erie 3974; Illinois 70; sos AK.
LIVERPOOL, April I-Eyening.-Cot-
ton closed dull at 1Ss for middIing up
lands 9@1s3ss for Orleans. Bread
stuffs quietand unchanged. Provisions
dull. Bacon 4Os Cd; lard 49s Sd. The
others are unchanged. Produce un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL. April 1.-The steamship
soravia, from the Clyde and bound for
Boston, sunk at sea during the severe
storm on the 10th ult.
LONDON, April 1.-Regret is generally
expressed by the press and in political
circles at the proposed sale of the Rus
sian possessions in North America to
the United States.
The figures of the budget laid before
the House of Commons show that the
revenue of Great Britain for the last
fiscal year exceeds the expenditures of
the Governement by G., 500. 900 sterling.
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HARRisBURG, April bids were
opened to-day for 81, O0O, 900 State loan.
About 81, O00, 900 at 3 per cent, bid for at
par, and about thirty-one millions at
6 per cent. were bid for from par to q
per cent. premium. The bids exceeded
the amount wanted by about eight
million dollars. Drexel & Co., and
Jay Cooke 81 Co. get about sixteen
million at premiums ranging from 4
to LID per cent.
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Extensive Mining Regions OF Ne.
vada, Utah and Idaho

with Sacramento and the Pacific Coast, from
whence their supplies must be drawn; and
the Earnings OF the portion already running
are very heavy, and largely in excess OF the
interest upon the Company's Bonds.
Having been for some time familiar with
the operations OF the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company, we are satisfied that thew
are conducted with rare ability an prudence,
and that the energetic and economical man
agement OF the Company's affAlfs entities
them 10 the confidence OF Capitalists and tie
public. We have carefully Investigated tile
progress, resources, and prospects, OF the
Road. and have the fullest confidence In ia
success and In the value and stability of TIE
ComPanys securities. The attention or
Trustees OF Estates, Institutions and indi-
vlduhls desiring long, safe and remunerR-
i've INVESTMENT N especially invited TO these
First Mortgage Bonds.
Orders may be forwarded To us direct. OF
tnrough the principal Banks and Bankers In
all parts OF the country.
henn1ttnnces may ne made in drafts on
New York, or in Legal Tender Notes, Ma
uonal Bank Notes, or other funds current In
this city, and the Bonds viii be forwarded TO
any address by Express. free OF change In
quires for further particulars, by mail or
otherwise, will receive punctual attention.
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CINCINNATI, April Ia special dis
patch to the Commercial says: Two
men named Brooks and Foley, charg-
ed with the murder OF an old lady
at Clear Springs, Jackson county, Indi-
ana, some months ago, were taken from
the Brownston, Jackson county. Indi-
ana Jail, on Saturday night, by a mob,
and hung.
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BEAUTY
Auburn. Golden Flaxsn 8 SiIksnI r1l,rl.

DRoDUCED BY THE USE of PRoF.
L DEBREuX' FRISER lie CHEVEUx.
cue appltcatlon Warranted 70 cure the moSf
straight and stubborn hair of either sex into
EaSy ungletS, or heavy massive curls. HRs
been used by the most fash foranies of Parfs
s1d London, with the most gratifying re
mall sealed and postpaid. 81. DeScriprfva
Circular mailed free-.s Address RERSER
ShuITS q CO., Chemists, No 80 River -,
AG9yt N.Y. Sole Agents for the United Statss
nea<s=eod, trtWkWly - % - =.
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CRIsPER COMA.

Oh! abe wns beautiful and fair,
win EtarTy eyes and radiant hair
o. Whose curling tendrils SOFT. entWtned,
Enchained the very heart and mind.
CREBPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair OF either BeK fin
10 WaVy ana Glossy RfngIets or
Heavy Massive Curts.
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES
ID and Gentlemen can beautify fhernselVq-s
a thousand fold II b the only article n tbe
world that viii enri straight hair, and at the
ance. Tue crisper Coma not only cufi the
hair. but lnvlgofates, beautifies and cIeanses
IL; Il highly and delightfully."- peffunned and
Is the most com plete article OF the kind ever
offered % the American public. The CFisper
O0t ~, 10 = 70 any adde's, sealed and
Addre2 ali orders to -Il = HTr1.
ai w. l. .cARK & CO., Chemists.
meh1s-eod, triWGwIy
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GHASTELLAR'S
w HITE Lie UID.
I'm a MEL. vi 81 -.

NOR IMPROVING AND BEAUTrFYING
Il the Complexion- 30 zE1- ifse
The most valuable and perfect preparation
in use, Tor giving the skin = pearl-like tint
that Is only found In youth II quickly ne
moves Tan, Freekles. Pm piles, Blotches Moth
Patches, SalloEDeSs. ErupttonS. and an i'm
puTitfeS Of the skin, kindly healing the same,
leaving the skin white and clear As Rlabastar
Its use can not be detected BY the ctosestscTR-
Perfectly harmless Il Is the only article ar
the kind used by the French, and Il eonsid-
perfect toilet. Upwards OF Sa,O00 bottles were
sold during the past year, a sufficient guarau-
tee OF Its effieacy. Price only "a cents. sent
by mail, posf-paid, on receipt OF an order. by
BERGER SHUTS & CO., Chemists.
z- IS River St, Troy n. Y.
nehseod, ttiy&Nly aE
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Toledo wheat Market.

4OLEDOs Matcn ~ 1901.
WHEAT-Sales on Change: SB4 bus La
porte spring AT g 50; $50 bu amber at 81 s.; $50
bu do al = SIX; $50 bu white Michigan at So;
$50 bu No. Chicago spring at 81 IS; $50 bu
amber at g 81; $50 bu white Michigan at So o.;
1OO 6u do at g 70; 200 bu do at 3 05; $50 bu do
red at 81 35i $50 bu No 2 Wabash red at s. 75;
$50 bu amber at 81 X -
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FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government
Securities.

No. NASSAU STREET. ny.
n. BAH kinds OF Government Securities
received at the full market price IN exchauge
for the above Bonds. Also
All descriptions OF Government Seen
Sold, or EXCHANGED, ~ go
sold. and collected. 49,
rD-DepositG received ON Liberal terTng snh
Jet 70 check at sight
Collections made throu ehout the conn
Miscellaneous etoclrs and Bonds bousht
sion for cash.
sB-special Attention given TO the Ex-
change OF SEVEN.PHIHTY NOTES of an
me series for the New FIVE-TWENTY
bOna - OF 1855, on the most favorable terms.
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river All Henther.

CISCISSAu, April 1.-The river has
fallen . inches since Saturday; there
are d feet II inches water in the channel.
Considerable rain yesterday, but to-day
the weather is clear. Thermometer SOC.
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WASHINGTON, April The present
temper OF the Senate is against the ratf-
fcation of the q INSTRUMENTATION
treaty. The whole subject, however,
wiz be thoroughly discussed. 49,
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NEW YoRK; April 1.-The dye wood
mill OF Mr.. Harvey, on the outskirts of
Brooklyn, was burnt Saturday even
ing. The loss Is estimated Mt SO. 900.
and insured.
A dispatch received from Governor
ThrOekmorton OF Texas states, that the
State will Immediately reorganize nm
der the reconstruction act.
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ASTRoLoGY.
The World Astonished
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II. a. PERRIGo.


MADE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Madame II. a. PERRIGo.
CHE REVEALS SECRETS no MORTAL
~ ever knew. She restores to happiness
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