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WASHINGTON.

THE NOMINATIoNs-THE MEXICAN suSsIoN-THE
sURRATT TRLAL-DIsPATCHEs IRON GEN. Gus
TAR-PERSONAL. hIr
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

Gen. Grant returned to West Point yesterday. He
will be absent only for few days. Representative
Spalding of Ohio has gone to New-Haven to attend
the anniversary of his class which graduated at Yale
College 80 years ago. ~
The Secretary of War, in reply to resolution OF
inquiry says the probable amount necessary to carry
ont the Reconstruction Acts, is $i,64s,27 The gene
raj appropriation for this object heretofore was oO
COO which was distributed follows First Military
District, s60,444 second, $69,444 third, 7,222;
fourth, s972?2 fifth, sl66666 The Secretary says 10
appears by estimates that further large amount is
requisite for the first district $4,000; second, s4o
sos third $27 u.s. fourth district estimated to july
l. in addition to $97229 already supplied, ss4oOs'
fifth, estimate for one month, dated April ID, hor
s24 of which sl66 666 has already been suppned'
leaving remainder called for of s76,7oS'
Ii Gen. Orl's registers, estimated to the lst Oh Juy
only. should be continued on duty and pay 10 tho
end of july there should be added to the above ex-
penses for that month"; at the rate OF compensation
stated in his estimate the of $780, Isl; and IL
continued to the end of August, double that sum
sg956e. The same, likewise, of Gen. SherdanS
district was estimated for one month only III tho
monthly expenses continue for period OF TWO
months at the rates stated, they win amount TO the
further sum if for three months to sSo
II is generally supposed the Presidents Veto wi1
be sent to the House on Tuesday, when the supple
entary Reconstruction bill will be passed over it.
and tha two branches adjourn the session.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

EXPOSITION UNIVERsELLE.
The only Gold Medal awarded M perfection in Sewing Machines at
the Paris Exposition was given WILSON MANU-
ylcrURrSs COMPANY. No. 625 Broadway.
The strongest constitution is often racked and
ruined By stubborn attack Of Fever and Ags Yet all danger may be
avoided and the Cs promptly broken up reOng to Dr. D. JAMES
Aau. MtrruRr Sold everyvhere
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Cincinnati market.

BY Telegraph.l.4 sCINCINNArI,S March ~
Z FL oUK-Unchanged and firm, with a fair
local demand; trade brands Sill 5O@lS 90.
and fancy S14tdl6. aeA tekstA as 81 ~ ss.s8s
WHEAT Firm but quiet; No. Winter
80 80; Spring 81 IS. &C ssyEL EEEssl AM 1
CoRN-In good demand and prices higher;
No. 74@75c in bulk, anu SIC in sacks. 1t
was offered for future delivery at rates be-
low these, without fndirg any buyers.
OATs-Firn. with a good demand AT o8c
in bulk, and 6l@6li2c sacked. 800.
~ RYFIHeid at 81 47edl So. but 81 SOL rs
Tepresept the views of buyers. {. -
BARLEY@Enchanged. -
CoTTcN-Dull again, ard prices nominal
middling 2t927I2c. No demand at the
close because of the unfav orable news from
the Eastern and English markets. < II q
= Mess PoRK-Was in speculative demand
at 80 75, and all to be had at this rate was
taken. = Il was held at - at the close, and
some small lots sold at this rate. ~s4o -
BULK NEATs-Were offered more freely
at the Gloss, and 100000 pounds sold at SC
| for Shoulders, and l09101sc for Sides
BACoN-nuil and easier to buy sales OF
shoulders at $685., and i2ssc for clear
| sides: hams unchanged, with moderate
| demand.
LARD~Very firm but The demand is
| light: city was procured to limited ex-
| tent at l2slc, but not much was TO be hau
| below l3c; keg l3129l354c.
| e BUTTER-Steady. sa
slCHEESE-Steady. ss .
EGGs-l5@l6c, with a good demand.
CLOVER SEED-Advancei to SO. Delng IN
light supply and in the hands OF one OF
IT TInsor i and prices nominal, al
! 81 5092 70.
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Especial TO Evansville Journai.l
Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, March q.
FLoUR-Less active and unchanged.
WHEAT-Firm and 1@l1zc lower; market
quiet; sales No. at 81 1l@2 IL. and closing
at 81 1892 III; No. 1 scarce and higher,
with sales at 3 so.
CosS--FairIy active, at a decline of
1@2c, with sales closing quiet al S9s4c for
No. |.
OATs-Inactive at 46s4g47c for No. 2.
RYE-Quiet and firm at 81 2l@I p for
fresh. and 81 20 for Western.
BARLEY-No- firm and 293c higher
S09S3c for No. In store. fA
HIGHwINEs-Negiected and nominal.
PRovIsIoNs-Firm Mess Pork sold at
$50 75a30 90 for extra mess. Beef at zoe.
Sweet Picked Hams at 13c Choice steam
Lard at 13c. Is $50
LIVE HoGs-Active, at Sc 6 @7 80 for Light
to good hogs. g so YESO IA
5 REcEIPrs-4,30O barrels -four; 6,7OO BUSH
els wheat; 26, 400 bushels corn; 9, 600 bushels
oats; 4.5O0 hogs.
> SHIpMEsrsLs,4O 400 barrels -four; 200 BUSH
els wheat; 3,6Oo bushels corn. lnHH egOi
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RIVER N Ew s

Foe other River Items see Seventh Page.
THE lyadditfonal arrivals and depart
ures last night were the Tarascon, Louf :
Vile and return; Ada Lyon, to Green
River; Mayfower, to Cairo ........ The May
flower backed down below the wharf aud
ran up to the saw-iogs, when she rounded
out and took her course down stream.
She ran from opposite the foot of Main
Street out of sight in just five minutes,
against strong west wind Billy Nc
Clurg Is gradually getting her into good
training. ana she Will soon be ready to
show her real mettle. Among her passen-
gers for Paducah were Capt. IL. T. Dexter
and r. X. Dunkerson, and for Henderson
Vim. S, Ford, who buys the tobacco from
the peoples, ...--..The Tarascon had-a good
trip both ways Capt. Charley
Irwin left on the Tarascon last
night for Madison and Cincinnati,
We had the pleasure of a call last
night from Geo. Patterson, the popular
and accomplished clerk of the Rose
Hite. George has been rusticating at Can
Melton during the prevalence of the flood.
He thinks the beautiful Rose will take the
track again on Monday next--.-.-.The Tar
ascon got large lot of passengers of the
Mary Swan yesterday ...-........Our friend
Parkhill took fine photograph of the
Great Republic on Tuesday, and If the sun
ever shines, Will finish mp a few copies,
including one for the iSentiael-oR-the-Bor-
der. They will be of the largest size. .........
All the wharf-boats and all the warehouses
in the city and at the wharf, are again
crowded with corn and other freigh walt
ing tonnage. s5d8fs1 xieat4 sa bts
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FOR SALE OR LEASE,
The Crescent City Springs.
rHIs DELIGHTFUL PLACE OF

YTVHIS DELIGHTFUL PLACE OF
II resort, in the immediate vicinity of
Evansville, adorned with all the varieties
of native forest trees, in fine preservation,
and beautifully laid out in gardens, groves
and arbors, with all the buildings neces-
sary for the accommodation of the public.
new andsin good order, is now offered for
sale or lease on reasonable terms.
The buildings were mostly erected last
year, and consist of a fine large hotel, with
spacious and well ventilated rooms; bath
house, of six rooms, furn shed for cold and
hot, tub, shower, and douche baths OF the
latest and most approved style; billiard
and bowling saloons, with four ten-pin
alleys;- dancing halt and reception rooms;
ladies' refectory. and gentiemens refresh
ment saloons; kitcheA, Ian ndry. confec-
tionery, bakery, ice house, filed with ice,
&c, &c. The waters are a saline chaly be-
ate, pronounced by medicafl men as ur-
surpassed for their hygienic quah les.
To any person acquainted with the busi-
ness of conducting Such an esta dish ment :,
an opportunity of making a fortune is
here presented. such as seldom occurs. l
will hold the property for private sale till
the first day of March next. If not then
sold will lease iton favorable terms. T
TtaN9t = AafA- @t- MN. HEILMAN. -
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Special River Dispatches.
ExCLUsIyELY srO THE JOURNAL

MEMPHIS. March N.--The officers of local
steamboats, have offered to carry supplies
gratuitously to the sufferers in the South
PIrrsHURG, March 1.-THE weather to-
day is cloudy and cool, with a drizzling
rain falling at intervals. Parties having
business out doors find it very disagreeable
under foot "a Il AZ - kkE.E.AES.EE
The river is at a stand. with scant feet
water. kilograms from Oil City say there
are "a inches water in the river. and rising
slowly. = - UOEEARes
No arrivals or departures outside of the
regular packets.
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New York Market.

| By telegraph NEW YORK. March n.
CoTToN-Firm and quiet, at &c;
/ FLoUR-Less active, and 59l0c lower; gil
| oil So for extra State, and sl1 1922 % fol
| round hoop Ohio.
RYE~Firn, at 81 IS for western
CoRS-Irregular, and lc lower; 81 1549l
| al IA for new mixed Western at the depot.
OArs-Quiet, 65g6Sc.
BARLEY-SteaGy. Sales of 1900 bushels
Canaoa West, free, at 81 2091 g. f0
BARLEY MALT-Quiet. r#ae
RICE-Quiet.
CoFFEE-Dull. aAi ~ ~
SUGAR-Steady. Sales of 600 hhds. Cuba
at 10516d111zc.
MoLAssEs-Quiet.
PErRoLEUM-FirIn,a at l61z@I7c for crude,
and 25(d27c for refined, in bond.
HoPs-Quiet and firm, at 3o910c for new.
WooL-Less active, but firm. Sales OF
260. 900 pounds at 3sl@g70c for dofaestic
fornia. e -. - 7ss5 Z es-s3 - ff-t I.
Observation-Disclosures soIes In fair demand
a. for aod ana yIss
California light weight, and 2S@29c for
middle and heavy do. asa Is s9a7
PoRE-Opened firmer and closed easier;
sales of 7,i00 bbis. at s2Is24 so; new
mess closing at S2A cash; S22 50923 for old
mes; $40 1922 . for prime; aud 50 25@3
and s24g24 81, seller and buyer, April and
STEADY, with sales Of $50 bbrs. at
extraimess; tierce beef steady with sales
of 240 tierces at S35 for prime mess; and $37
80 for India mess beef hams firm, with
sales of $50 bbls. at s40946. .9aa2DG1t so
I IBAcoS-StIady. with sales of 740 boxes q I
lOzsalo1ac for Cumberland; short clear and
long cut hams at prfvate terms. Ht5f-
CUT MEATS-Steady. with sales of $50
pigs at yl49lo14c tor shoulders; and l31a9
LARD-Firm, with sales OF 400 bbls. l21S
gl315 for new, and small lots at. a shade
higher prices.
BUTrER-DuI and heavy. at 1o@l6c for
Ohio. 1fre>7fTlf S ae8 f-gtTttII
rs CHEESE-Unchanged. -. Ftf+yF
MoSEY-Firmer and active att per cent.
for call. eG9asg 3 .aHNNF5- $50 eh
+ a sTkEiIsG- at ss4@sc gold for
GoLD--A shade fir .ner; opening at lsi1s
ano closing at I3i14. u@ff tz8-fsl ~ 1afr
GOVT STocKs-W Without decided change.
n LATEST-5 p. M. r -.
JS FLOUR Dull, and 5osl0c lower, with only
limite,i local trade demand. Tafi9sz - :
WHEArTzDnll and declining. No. /
RYE-Qtliet al 81 83m1' IS, for West ern. .
BARLEY-Quietat 90@9 ic, for Western.rl
CORN-Qufet and steady at 81 l6Ill 16%,
In store and afioat, for shipping Mixed
Western. ga-s 1EII rrHUJtE 81 ~ Ut'
OATS Quiet at 6iG67c. for old, and e7i9
69c for new Western. ~ 2.
PoRK-Rather heavy. Sales of 200 bbls
new mess at SOB 1924 10, closing with sell
ers at S24 10, cash and regular.
BEEF-Qnfet and scarcely so firm.
CUT N EArs-Dull and nominsily un-
BAoos-odiet at i0ssc. for Cumberland
LARD-Less &C i've and rather heavy at
loo l314c.. for fair to prime steam. and 1870
1870 for kettle rendered. @ao r. -
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MONETARY s. COMMERCIAL
New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Mar. q.
CoTToN-Easier, with sales of $500 bales
low middiing al 29c; receipts 1855 bales. ex-
ports 1900 bales. affH ~
SUGAR-Very dull and unchanged.
MoLAssEs-Very dull and unchanged.
FLoUR-Quiet; superflne sl2 50.
CoRN-Eirm; yellow 81 OH; mixed 81 10;
white 81 10.
OATs-Dull, at 70g72c.
PoRK-Dull, at S23 so.
LARD-Quiet but firm, at 12s4@134c.
GoLD-134s@9l35.
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European Markets. '''-

BY Telegraph i LONDON, March a.
Consols closed at 9l14 for money; 5, 20's,
7454; Illinois Central, 1879; Erie, 1914.
LIVERPOOL, March 27.-Market closed
quiet, at the closing quotations.; middling
Uplands, l314c; Orleans, 1899. Sales of TO-
900 bales.
BREADsTUFFs Dull, at noon prices. s
TPRovIsIoNs-Dull and unchanged.
d PRoDUCE-Dull and unchanged.
FRANKFORT, March 27.-5-20 bonds, 773S.
{ PARIS March z,-5-20 bonds, s422s.
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Especial 10 Evansville Journal.]
Louisville Market.

Z By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, March g.
ToBAeoo-Sales rs hhds. leaf tobacco
at full prices. Light common Tugs to cnt-
ting leaf. 81 35@2e 80.
Z FLoUR-Scarce Superfine SIS, for fancy.
WHEAT-Nominal. -st'ss.A - 1AN4
! CoRN-Ear, in bulk, zoe; shelled 73a75c.
oATs-e5c. 90 / x40.gfH1u
'CoFFEE-R:o active at 24@27c.
SUGAR-New Orleans prime i4I&c.
MISS PoKK-Ss 2 90. s. fvTas.av~s -serofg 2
+ BAcoN--Shoulders 91z@95sc; clear sides
l2l4c; hams is9s@lec.g HI iaTBiiH3iTgf
, LARD -Tierce l21zc. "a
WHIsKY-Raw So y. - M
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lSpeciaLto Evansville JeurnaLl
St, Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ssaGs ST.. LOUIS, March q. 9
TOBACCO Quiet and uncha nged- a.iA 70,
!. ]. CoTroSrDpll, at 24@z7c.a aless for the
week, $50 bales; stock now in store, 1903
bales
FLOUR Dull and unchanged.
s WHEAT Stiff; 81 rs for choice Spring.
ltiCoRS--Firmer for choice, but dull for
medium and low grades.
II OATS Film 81 sesI 81. r HIGH
p BARLEY-Un ehanged.
RYE Unchanged. & sst4 t4s8A
: ovISIoSS-Unchanged.
!. WHIsKY-Unehanged. a&bH
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Cincinnati Hog Statistics.

- CINcISNATI, March q. :
The Price Current publish to-day the
annual report of po-k packing in the
West. The number of hogs packed were
3 AS ,24, against l,70j.955 OF last season.
The general average weight is 2s2 l-9
lbs, against 23l $40 fbs last season. and the
yield of lard 29s@ rs. against u IT ms last
season. The shipment of hogs East over
the Baltimore & Ohio and the Pennsylva-
MA Central railways, during the season,
were 5l2.lS4 head, against l00.582 head last
eason. The great increase was over the
PENNSYLVANIA Central. 4 ~ r .lt IS i
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90 Cincinnati Paper Warehouse.

rHATFIELD Il WOODS, Manufae.
~ turers and Wholesale Paper Dealers
~ and - WALNUT ST.. Cincinnati, keep
constantly on hand Ruled Cap, Letter and
Note Papers. Printers Flat Caps, Folios,
Plain Le;terand Note Papers. Royal, Me-
dunn, and DENY Writing Papers. 1sg
b Sole Agents for the celebrated IVAN
HOE MILLS WHITING PAPERS; also.
manufacturers OF BOOK and NEWS Pa
PERS, PAPER BAGS. ene sEid % 1ulf
Also on. hand, Groeers' Wrapping "a
pers, Manila Paper for Druggists ana Dry
Goods use. and a complete stock OF LEA
Binders fitted out complete in Tools and
Materials. non ff..,.a.,.--s
Orders by mail prornp;1y flied. y
mob osl5a,,, aII5 DnAH us
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COuncilmen.

Mr.. j. G. SMITH is a candidate for -.
slection as e9uncilnlan ON the Fourth
AT the solicitation of many citizens and
Illenus, nave consented % announce my
self an independent Candidate for TIE
Councii In the Fifth Ward. 1 am In favor
of general system OF public improve
Straight Line Roads, from princInie and
not to humbug voters. / also favor the
selght hour movement. l.. PIERSON.
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COR SAFE.
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

- WILL SELL MY FARM. containing
u 2l5 acres of land, in Knight Township,
Vanderburgh County. Indiana, adjoining
the Wabash and Erie Canal, and near the
place of Mr.. VIM. Howard. four miles from
cleared and under good fence; the balance
well Numbered. Tie soil cannot be sur
passed on the Ohio giyer.. It's all bottom
land, well drafned-there being 200 rods OF
diiching ompIeted, running around each
Matchmaking IL suitable for the successful
cultivation OF corn, wheat, tobacco. hemp,
grass, or any other crop grown In the
Western States. There is a goodasubstar1-
tial frame house on the place, containing
seven seven rooms, With kitehen pantTy smoke.
for laborei $; with "a fine barn, corn-crib,
and stable, all under one roof, 80 feet long
by 81 feet wide. and 10 feet high. Poultry
houses, &C., all nearly new. There Is q
good well and cistern, and water can be
found with little labor on any part. of the
select trees is on the place; some peach
pear, piu1'. and cherry trees; gooseberry
and Snrrant bushes, strawoerry plants, &c sc,
farms iii Indiana. Not one acre of the
whole tract but will produce from fifty to
one hundred bushels OF corn with ordi-
1 can make the time for payments long
and the first payment light ANY person
wanting a farm would 10 well TO come
and, examine it. 1t would suit well to
divide into Two or more farms. .1s.1
Ii not sold az. private sale b fore the 10th
day of A prii, will on that day offer it at
public auction. in tracts of 40 acres; and If
then not sold, will then and there offer
to rent 1T at auction in fields to suit the
bidder.
| will at the same time sell AL my per-
sonalfpf operty, consisting of three head of
oxen. five mich cows. ten young cattle,
one hundred head stock hogs and pit IS,
three good wagons, one tOp-buggy, ten
good plows. and all other kinds of farming
tools corn, pen atoess bacon, pork beef,
and lard; household aud Kitchen furni-
ture; seven stand of bees: and numerous
otheparticles, with zoe cords of wood. iiEei
A credit OF twelve months wilr be given
on all sums over five dollars;1 the spur-
chaser giving notes, with approved sScu-
rity, waving relief frtm valuation and
appralsement laws. - Ill sums under five
dollars, cash. Ifs IBHu iEtffeniEz A-s1 1890
The sale win continue from day TO day
till the whole is disposed Of 81 ss9EHiiff'
Referto j. p. Elliott Il Son, Real Estate
Agents, office on Sd street, near Locust. s
mch26 dfd THOS. d. SMSTH. 81
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FOr Justlce on the Peace.

JANIS Il. WALKER is a candidate or
Te-electlon TO the office of Justice OF the
April election. ~ ing
Ben Stinson is a candidate for re-elec-
non to the Office of Justice of the Peace Tor
a, township, at the ensuing April
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FLAxsEED-Firm, al g z092 80.
GROcERIES-U nchaDged. - ssFs tf.ss - s
SUGAR-ii159l21zc for Cuba, and l5c to.
14c for Porto Rico.
MoI.AssES-DuH; New Orleans 65a soc.
CoFFEE4259Z7c for fair to prime.
GoID-l33s41 134 buying, and l341z selling,
closing firm. Il
sExCHANGE-Steady, at par buying, and
ITO premium selling.
=.MoSEY-Market close, at 9@12 per cent.
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B. M L 3 III Il II RS
CELEBRATED = SO M
HI Il H B H i Il II e R -.
fta &5D0 REWARD -9AthA


r WILL PAY $500 TO TIL T.
i proprietor of any medicine that can
show greater number of genuine GER
tifcates of cures effected by 1T near the
place where ii is made. than MISHLER'S
HERB BITTERS--of Cholera, Consum p
ton, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Bloody
Fiux, Diarrh9a, Typhoid, Remittent, In
termittent. and Bilious Feyers, Fever and
Ague, Cholera Morbus, Yellow Jaundice,
gScrofuia, Running or Sore Legs, Cancer.
Abscess, Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Coughs,
Goads, gram ,,T ~ the S!om1 "a GhT 6nh
nema or salifng-away sick ness peculiar to
children, Leucorrhoa, Falling of the
Womb, all obstruction to the due course
of attire I'm females, all venereal diseases,
and all complaints arising from impure
blood, or a weak and disordered state OF
the stomach, liver, or kidneys Remember,
ii il does not cure, the money viii be res
funded. BY the proprietor, B. MISHI.ER,
For sale, wholesale and retail, on Second
Street, bet. Main and Sycamore. IDS sJ9fi
A. GETZ, Agent. f,.E
.fnch22 dim Tsa Evansville, Ind.
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Constable.

Please announce my name as n candi-
a ga. constable or Pigeon Township at
80 ALFRED HITCH.
Please Announce my name a. a icftidi-
date for Constable OF Pigeon Township at
the ensuing pril elections sa1c r .'11iIsrt
.e FRANK NORRIS.
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Independent candidates.

In pursuance OF a long and practical ex-
per1ence. and in compliance with many
self-int erests and the interest OF tile public
az large Messrs. Schapker. Bussing & Co.
oner to serve the public vii n the best val
ues, II they viii but continue to bestow
upon them their -. y 49,. -.
- UNIVERSAL CUSTOM.
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For Township Trustee.

am a candidate for reelection TO Z,
office OF Township Trustee at the ensui--
election. O. EDDERTCH-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
City SurYrYor.

Chas. E. Dallmaetch IL a candfd date for
the office or City surveyor at the ensuing
April election.
We are authorized TO announce JAMES
ID. SAUNDERS as candidate for CITY
surveyor at the next city election.
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a Nice Residence for Sale.

IL DENCE on the corner of second and
Walnut Stree $. in Evansville - now in
good order-for q reasonable pr1ce, on easy
terms. Possession Civ en- May 10th. Title
perfect. Adj ress H. +. READ.
l3s Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
feb22 dtf ..,s f.t,.t 3
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r. FLAT-BOAT CARGOES.
The Rising Sun Insurance Company

Rising Sum, Indiana.
HVHIS OLD AND RELIABLE COM
u pany, we'll known to the business
river men, has established an agency in
this city, to lnsnre cargoes of dat-boats at
rates and on terms low as any company
can safely take such risks. Apply 10
ALLEN G. HALLOCK, Agent. -
jamie 6m No. 10 South First Street.
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TN0R SALE-LOT.--For sale at a bar
- gain, a Lot 50 feet on First Street, nth
a good building on it, suitable for manu-
featuring purposes. Inquire OF ID. BAER,
corner OF First and Main streets. [feb9 dim
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CITY Clerk.

.Throngh the solicitation of manyof my. =
Old comrades and NfelIow-cItizens.I have
consented 70 become an independent can
didate for City Clerk. at the ensuing April
e.ection. GEO. T.. GRESHAM.
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DOARDING.-Th best of accommo-
IL dations can be had at MRS. f.. M.
BURNS'S, at the Bulls Head, beyond the
Depot. Large and comfortable rooms for
the accommodation of families. jams d3rn
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City Marshal.

We are authorized 10 Announce ED =
MARTIN as an independent candidate for
tne once OF City Marshal at the ensuing