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MEETING OF THE SEVENTH WARD RKpUBI1.

MEETING OF TIE SEVENTH WARD REP UBLI.
CAN CLUB-A liTuiRid SecessiOaiSf EyDossf-
Charges against Joseph Williams, Of FreTs-
rtcksbprg-Ie D0dges the Question. but faaiFg
Oras Tp-he Admits Voting for the Secession
OTdiRdRce--He as Chdrged lvith Bsfr1gi,l1 n
Union Man 10 the Rebels-Nr. RLineAart md
the Rec. PeyfcH Brown-Not that Brolca, bVt
en0ther Brotrn-
Last evening, meeting of the Radical Club
of the Seventh Ward was held at Wesley Zion
Church. on ID street south, near I'd: Mr.. r A.
Boswell in the chair, and Or. VIM. Boyd Sec
retary. The church was well filled, ana a
large number Of colored females were present
At the door Of the church two persons were
engaged in giving away copies Of the Erenio q
Leader.
The names of the following persons wera
received, and they were elected to member.
ship Fisher Carroll colored: J. NJ. Hall,
colored; Aaron Thompson, colored: W. a
hamburger. white; NJ. T. Parker, white: Iee
Edmunds. colored; Allen jackson, eoIerrd.
Rev. w. II. Lee, colored: Henry Vernon
white; Thomas Commodore, colored. and
William Harris, colored.
The following were announced as the COM
mitfee 10 represent the ward in the Central
johnson, (colored) Rev. W. j. walker IcoI-
9red) Arthur Parnell, tcolored) and Q. S.
T Dr. BOYD y offered a ..ri.. Of resolution. here.
toSore adopted, with an addiuonal resolution,
declaring that ne man who has endorsed my
Policy" and has not endorsed the loyal Con.
gress or has withheld the per centum 70 the
any domination TO once. Ne wopld simply
refer to the fact that one nan had rocently
done much to nominate himself.
Mr.. u. Bates offered - subAtitute ne reeo.
luejons a1op>Dd st the Oeutral AsDociattca ct
shsir last nsssinss bat suossqusn'ly with
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~ Eight brick school ouses, to cost s370 600,
are about 10 be built In Chicago.
- A reverend in Hamlin, Ohis, was fined
for cen mitting an assault and battery on his
wife AZ the breakfast table on q Sunday morn
ing.
nfTne Assembly of Wisconsin has rejected
by a vote of 70 to as the bill making adultery
the only ground OF divorce.
~The Augusta (Georgia) Chronicle esu-
mates the number OF the disiranchisea classes
in that State at s,772.
~Joseph X. HawIey, who was the repub-
lican candidate for Governor at the recep
Connecticut election, Is native of North Car
olina.
SSeventy-ive new buildings. tventv of
them saw mills, have been built In Pens aeoIs
Florida, since the war. -
~ The house carpenters Of New York have
struck for four dollars per day. and a 1reat
many of the bosses have accsded 70 tbe,r
terms.
- The property known O. the Geld RIDGE
farm, In Prince William county, Vlrginia,
was disposed ofthe other day, 10 q. A. Whse.
lock, for $4,000. or 500 per acre.
~The people Of Texas near the RIO C3rauds
border are utterly indinersut about the work
ings OF the Military Reconsrucfion blli, pro-
fessfng really as much allegiance 70 Hexieo
as they do to the United States, ana takirs a..
cidsdly more interest in her a6atfs. 80
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eEORIT DIsIAsRs.

cAMAHI1AN's GIFT 10 the most certain, safe ana
edectuai remedy-tndeed, the only vegetable RENE.
dy ever discovered Cures in two 10 four days, and
recent cases In twenty four hours, No mineral no
paisam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken IL
% the sotaierb hope, and friend to those who do
male, 0a. ~''"
eAhARIfAN's Roof AND HERB JurcHs-A positiys
and permanent cure fer Syphilis. 6crofufa Ulcers,
Sold By B. o. Ford. See advertisement myI
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LIQUoR SEIZURES IN BosToN.-A large
wholesale and retail liquor store in Boston
was visited on Tuesday by the State consta-
bulary, and the entire stock Of goods a large
portion OF which was wines, was seized. No
small portion OF the stock in trade was IN
"original packages. There was considerable
excitement manifested by the bystanders while
the seizure was being made, and the offcers
engaged IN the work Were greeted with boot
ings, ana other uncomplimentary demonsrra-
uons, ana al one time il was fearad thaf a rot
would De ihe consequence. The stock was by
iar the largest that has as yet been seized al
any place, and was worth from $4,000 to
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FROM EUROPE

LONDON. April The budget was laid BE-
fore the House Of Commons last night by Mr..
Dlsraell. 1t gives general satisfaction, and is
wen received by the press and Parlianent.
All hopes for the safety OF Dr. Liyinntone
have been abandoned. Late ad vices from
cape OF Good Hope confirm beyond doubt the
report of his death.
DUBLIN, April 5-Evening-The desperate
reoel VINO was recently taken prisoner in the
hght near this city, and gave his name as Nc
GIure, proves on examination 70 be Colonel
NcL9er, prominent Fenian agttator fermerly
an ofncer in the United States service
BERLIN, April 5.-The North German Par
nament VIII aolourn on the 18th instant The
Prussian Government is about 70 raise a loan
Of 30 100000 thalers
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The Institution for whose benefit this enterprise
is conducted was founded for the purpose Of sra-
tuitously educating the sons Of deceased Soldiers
and seamsn of the United States.
New pupils will be received after April 4. upon
complying with requirements.
The purchaser Of each Engraving for one dollar
will be given certificate emitting the holder to
share in the award OF presents.
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IN PEk OEhT. SAVED by using q. b JEW.
0U ELLIS pure unadulterated
Premlur NAK York

IN PEB OEHT. SAVED By usIng O. q lew.
OU ELL pure unsdulterated
PTsmiTm PPTsmi1m EssfSe1 Fss fGJk sny Shty SOAP.
Premium ILANNEL SOAP,
And No Brown SOAP.
p For sale cheap for easn. Orders through the
''' once VIII De promptly aHsndea hsWrIJ. e
Soap and Candle ManHfacturer' No. sod and
sVz u 81. north, bet. ith and sth. jsll-6H
THE MOST EXCITING ANB INTERESTING
BOOK OF HEDAY.
SECkET RVICE.
AeENTs WANTED in every city town, county
snd state Of the Union 20 canvass for this work
ewing to the attempts of the Government t. SUP.
lress u It's publicatioD was de ayed. IL will now
De Issued, uBaltered and unabridged. under the
and official expose OF the Intricate maohin ations
q the secret enemies Of the Union.
,- for startling Developments and thrilling sdven..
FoUOHE AND vIDOCo. The marvellous mar.
Tatiyes Of Seneral Bsk are all attested by the
6igE 6gRe ot.S omSisi suthoriy IL will contain the
spIIscy. A full history OF this great, startling
From It's isCEPrIeN, In THE HAUNrs
PLACE OF EOOTH,
st nexer ct been placed before the public. The
NNYEA also iully exposes the nefarious system By
III 81, psrdons were and are so read
Ihe morals Of the National Capital are thor
ouenly ventilated and there are some strange
smosrs o. Con gress, female pardon brokers, and
dlsnnsulshed military eharacters
or circulars, c canvassing numbers. and all other
Box No. $50, Phiisdelyhis, Pa - i''' 0n''
Inls work VIII be ready for delivery on the lst
B.-Sone bat those Thoroughly couyer,.n.
with the business, and with Reod references AZ TO
Character and responsibility, need apply. mhl3.lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~BE WISE TO.DAY.-'Tis mi sdness to neglect
. couGh or colo, however slixst Oonsu mptisn
n Dnsy w as,ieI csc though DR.. VISTA RS BAtsAM
VI wiLD OHHRRY has freauently cared this
tes threat lungs and chest, il always cures where
other remedies fall. apS
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oAN BOOTS AND SHOES. -
" HBw s-rosI.

The undersigned bsGs leave 20 nforn his friends
N ne RHee ssssp5,y thai S ns 1,s nss Spses6 Sss
ODD Fellows Hall. where he has on hand gen.
sral sssortment OF Ladies' and 0snelsmenb, BoyS'
oef BOOTS AND sHols.
ne.e nbsr the namnsr, 5O3 Ish street, under
del ess' aBoRaI 3. WILSON.
JAn1s GUILD peslw = Nsv 80 S.sss1; Asa1
nclstersd md ysrntsAsd. nh aal D -, (neSf
,s;sp Ss ssSssp Hishsss SFsss 1saa 'ss ssso.d ~
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ITS EFF1OT Is MIRACULOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE

HIOIL n HAIR RBND WEIR.
10 perfect and wonderful article. Cures bald
noss axes :, hair grow. better dressing than
Tiry hair into Beautiful silken Treeses. Bat,
aosve All, the great wonder 10 the rapidity with
COLOR $500 ~
The yhitest and worst looking hair resumes It's
youthtal beauty by its use. 1t does not dye the
nsir nus Ssrhes at the root and fills 1t with new
The nrst application will do coed you will see
tAe NATURAL COLOR returning every day, and
bkIOBE YOU KNOW 1T.
tn9 Cio, gray, discolored appearance Of the hair
via wti Ss gone, giving place to lustrous. shining,
Ash for Halls sicilian Hair Renewer no other
article 10 at all like IL in effect
See that each bottle has our pri vate Government
stamp ever the top Of the bottle. AH Others are
b; p. HALL : CO.. Nashua .. n. h. Projectors.
Tor sale By all druggists, fe lS-d&Weo7m,r
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RIMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
OASDS.

~Iull Information, with the highest tsstinso-
ssa!s; also, Book on Special Diseases IN a sealed
esceIopc, sent free. ~ Be sure and send for hsm,
osd yon ciH not yesra IT. for, a. advertising ply
neians Are generally snpostors without refsresees
ne stranger should be trusted. Enclose . STAMP
for postage and direct to DR. LAWRENCE, No.
ID Bond street. New York no Is. DkWly
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WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
EVERY NIGHT!
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL.
RIsLEY & MAGUIRE'S
IMPERIAL JAPANESE TROUPE
IMPERIAL JAPANESE TROUPE
1MF1RIAL JAPANESE TkOUPE
CHEAT
WONDERS OF AsIATIC INGENUITY
WONDEBS OF ASIATlC INGENUITY
WONDERS OF AeIATIC 1NGEEUiTY
sRAND 6MNATINEE
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
The overwhelming success which has ,afte ndsd
this Troupe. 10 sufficient guarantees of their nm
eQualed excellence.
ADMISSION
Sl 90
Dress VI as
p6N'
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An INCIDENT OF ALL Fools DAY.-The
followlng story Is related TO ey an eye-wit-
ness: On the first instant a plain old farmer
Whlle taxing stroll around the market drop
PED his plethoric pocket book on Seventeenth
street, and the walfwas soon surrounded by a
crowd OF fun-loying urchns, watching eagerly
Tor some one 10 pick il up. Sundry passers-
were deferred by the uproarlous laughter OF
the boys and the shouts OF April Fosl" which
Invariably greeted them. After sone time
tne ola gentleman discovering his lose, rstsrDed
in search Of his treasure. and 10 ms infinite
surprise discovered IL lying on the paveaent,
surrounded BY the group aforesaid Eagerly
grasplng II, undlsiurbed by the laughter which
greetee him, be opened it, and counting over a
goodiy pile OF greenbacks, pronounced il sall
right" and declaring that he had ne idea the
people IA Richmond were so honest, went On
his way rejoicing, leaving the urchins 70 cast
wondering gIances at zach ether and en-
deavoring TO discover where the laugh came
in-RichNoRd Enquirer
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THE NEW YORK WoRKINGsKy.-OnT Tues-
DAY night The cigar makers OF New York held
1meetng. Al This meeting the president an :
nounced that business was very dull and AZ
was rot the intention Of the cigar matters 10
ask any increase Of wages, as the cigar trade
would not at present admit of any such step
IL was determined 70 adhere to present wages
however, and several menbers were expelled
lor working al less rates than those established
by the Society. The Plasterers' Soeisty also
held meeting on Tuesday night This So
ciety mas fund Of nearly $1,000 on hand. and
last month II gave 100 10 the plastersrs of this
cry 10 ana them whiie on strike. The plast-
erers discussed the eight-hour systen. ana
also proposal 70 increase wages fron 81 SO 10
. day. With regard to demanding the ia
crease now, the Society voteo-yeas los. nays
lCe, ana two-thIrds vote beinC necessary 70
carry y, the motion was lost. The brass
founders OF New York formed a trade society
on tuesday night. The carpenters OF New
hork are still on strike for - day, and D
employers have acceded 10 the demand.
number OF employers still refuse IL, however
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:. 0RHEUMATleM, NEURALGIA, and NER-
vOUs HEADAChEo cu;ed by q few doses .f
EDY. q. o. T0RD
ap 1-eo2v Agent.
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METZEROTT HALL.
PARIPA. BRIGHoLI.
FOB ONE NIGHT ONLY.

Denna, Madame EUPHRosYSE PAREPH
ROSA, and the great Tener. 6ignor BRIGNOLI
will give One Grand Concert on
MONDAY EVENING, APRILI5,
When tn folloyipG Artists will appear:
Madame Z, PAREPA ROSA,
Signor BRlGNOLI,
eiRnor FERRANTI,
Signor FORTUNA. and
OARL ROSA.
Musical Director and Accompanyfit,
Signor NICOLAO
Admission Sl.!0 Reserved Seats, so cents extra
The sale OF seats Will commence on Thursday at
.. m, at MetZerott's Music store apstd
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylvania avenue, near WiIlArds' Hotel.

Farewell night Of the popular youpp Am.r;c.,
- actress.
miss RACHEL JOHNSON
THIS tSaturdayD EVENING, April G.
The performance will commence witt
LUOBETIA BORGIA.
LdcIeua Miss Rachel j nsop
dshafro b. Macauley
conclude with Tobin q comedy in acts en-.
tlea HONEYMOON.
.....3l
Duke a s-....-.....-.........Mr. b. MAcauIey
On monosy evening next, the charming Come
olenne ana Vocalist, MISS JULIA DAILY, will
appear a. Our Female Anne rican Cousin, )" las
England and America
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HOW TO OBTAIN ENGRAvINGs.
Orders may be sent to Us enclosing the money.
from one dollar to twenty i've dollars, in regis.
tered letter or by post office order, at our risk.
Those wishing EngrsviHgs sent must snclese ten
cents in stamps to cover expenses. Large amounts
should be sent in drafts or BY express.
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DORTABLD
STEAM ENGINES,

Combining the maximum OF efficiency, Durability,
and economy, with the minimum Of weight and
price. They are widely and favorsbly known,
more than 500 being In use. AL warranted salts
factory, or ne sale Descriptive circulars sent on
]. O. HeADLIY 4 co..
fe S-eoSm Lawrence, Msa0.
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SPECIAL notice.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO the military organization inHuspcins the
largest sals Of snsravinss win be presented Q
Aandsoms 1ssimsnfai STANDARD.
Psrtiss psrchsslps 1asssviass vill plsass q
vissths ssssss 70 rvaiss sssines,. b.. nv a..
dire y credit tAssf psrehass, -sa E ~ 7fs 70 2,
TAoss Sssirsss - d agents viii sDply fsr,
nfernsssn. ~ 90 - SnAJ-solD /
.fTF u f.fa#N Atlf4tIE
tHJbrdAW SIAItI
1 ffB fasis4
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-lT s rs.ss sas = 20. ,sss1 -.
EeIx agA-1E as
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
FOR SHORT TIME ONLY,
COMMENCING
TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 8,
OPEN EVEBY NIGHT AFTER UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE, AND ON
WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS AT O'CLOCK.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN SENSATION.
ARABIAN KNIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT;
OR,
LOITERINGS ON ENCHANTED GROUND
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IE=FEaHv ~ q
sf-eaEsa fug astgTs- So
EeE stlfda 5e1G1
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By buying works Of art In Isrgequantities We
are enabled to give parties purchasing from US
the same kind of engravinss that are sold in any
store, for the same price; and, in addition, we
will give certificate which entities the holder to
On interest in the award Of premiums for each
dollar invested In the purchase.
Address ell orders and communications to
KENNEDY = CO..
3ss Penns. svense. Warrington, D. o.,
Lock Bex Al.
~.UaaH Hus
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entitled the Arabian Nights" and en-.
bedying. with vivid and striking
grandeur, ttose great creations of ...
the Imagination which have
OHARMED THE WORLD FOR 600 YEARS
..- COMPRISING
FIFTY SPLENDID TABLEAUX.
which for Lofty Grandeur and Ethsria, R..r,,
ssrpass All that has yet been produced by man
% a hs es o2 Sy ,as Esrs will nov s.hbtsd
q III. sa 5SE $50 CON
English Metropolis, and as exhibited in the prip
sip1, r Vontinsnlal @ ne cities, where. during q two
BY nearly all the
CROWNED HEADS OF EUROPE,
with their Royal Families, who, together with
the entire Press, CLERGY, and Mobility, have
cling 1t ,-.-tt5'If
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WORK OF
MODERN TIMES. a
ADMISSIONS ONLY TwlHTY.FlvE GENTS.
Reserved Seats so Oents
Admission to Astinse tall parts Of the O'A''
ati,I, Gents
bition commence ct s.. O'Clock eAni'
pooIs open to matinee ct O'Clock; commence
The sale Of rsssrved seats will commence at
John n. Ellis, Music store. No. sos Peunsviva.
nts nvsnue. TUESDAY MORNING., and every
dag thereafter wAilsths exhibitions remsins
The naSpiAes.t erssn ussd ct the sxhibision
9mith. Beston, Moss killly loaned by Mr..
ySs : g: ;si :s:Ss @ :h the
49,. -. A.... a.. 49, ..- ss,,..s
crowd sbout shs ticket s1Ace eE0 E0}6At. - s~.T,
ssssR.s.f fliS sns taa ~ -iiSSsT7c - -.
AHp14e2E pygpriss6ls = 80. =. 2
osAAASS 0-ps sAtssnsE To- ssHx siirIsp t~
- - bgesss s., ~ ~ ;, ! s q -.
,0aa tifw Z 1850 81.
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Ess tsf fagg e ~ AesS bgsssa A. = ~ q Ca :
gEa GlTw ! MDE c4a Fsa &
,sta ag sTads siSsrfa Efti ffB 90 n a 81
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lefr Cine matt yesterday for this
port, and others may be expected IN
Their wake.
Navigation hence to Cincinnati has
been closed nine days, the last de-
parture for that port being the United
States on the 10th. and the last ar
rival was the Darling on the 18th,
The Darling, bound for Memphis,
is still here. but expects to resume
her trip to-day, starting to Memphis
this morning from Portland. She
had the Tempest alongside her yes
terday lighting her of a portion OF her
freight. so that she could descend the
falls She was being lightened to four
! feet.
The City Council Thursday evening
elected William Smith, well-known
coal boat and fiat boat pilot, to the
position of Falls Pilot. He is we'll
qualified as pilot. and will no doubt
| soon be proficient in. the business.
NEW ALBANY.-The Ledger OF
Friday says:
| The Indiana had big trip for New
Orleans last night She could not
+ duJ dQOdIO, ohA Pe@h'N~~
here without landing.
She was about half loaded when she
passed here, and tried to land, but did
not like the looks of the ice pack. 1t
is not strange she did not land at New
Albany.
LoUIsvILLE.-The Louisville Cou-
rier sticks to the prediction that there
is food impending in the Ohio. 1t
says: All jewellers along the river at
points liable to overflow are warned IN
time to prepare for a flood. The fall
OF snow along the water courses Is al
most unprecedented. and if it goes off
with rain, we predict the most dlsas-
trous overflow that has ever occurred
on the Western waters. The rise will
be sudden and destructive.
The prospect of sudden rise is
rather gloomy in this latitude.
, ST. LoUIs.-The Democrat, of Sat
| urday, says:
A good deal of rain fell Thursday
! night, and little yesterday. The
swell was altogether last evening
eighteen inches. The river rose only
! about two and a half inches yester.
f day, which is too slow to be alarming
/. 1t is believed that a rise of six fee
would be necessary to clear the rlvel
of its gorges. Some of the insurance
$ officers took risks on freight yester
e day.
a Business at the wharf will not b.
resumed to any appreciate extent
until a considerable augmentation
occurs in the volume of water nov
y bridged between St. Louis, and tn
d confluence of the Ohio. However
d several owners were loading thei
steamers yesterday, and confdentl
speaking of leaving to-day for Littl
y Rock and other points.
h Cairo eclipses St. Louis now, as
d commercial port That angular plac
, is full of freight, stock, &C., awaitin
: shipment South, and good prices pal
e too. New Madrid is overfowing wit
o corn; other points are ready to shi
/ hundreds of bales of cotton, and
may be said that Cairo and all othe
" points below are all buster than s
- Louis. Our time will come when tn
1t ice breaks away.
IT New ORLEANs.-The Times, {
1T Wednesday, says:
d Since our last the weather continue
d dark and cloudy, while old Sol kel
y himself in obscurity during the entlI
= day. Business on the landing Wa
- quite active, there being an unusui
u number of departures.
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Removal.

- n. GILBERT q co. HAVE RE
-. moved to their new four-story stoISg
80 81 North First Street, where they VII
he pleased TO see all their old customer
and as many new ones as Will faYor tns mel.
with a call A full assortment OF Grocerless
etc. always on hand, and for sale at the
lowest market prices. lnoFS0L
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THE u.
MERCHANTS UNION
Express Company

-AVING PUT THEIR DxKECW
10 and great Through Lines in pexfmS1
working order, are now prepared 10 90 =
General Express Business with the 49,
West, Southwest, and Northwest, tnca@al-
ing the carrying and collecting Of M0H@~
Valuables, &c.
Our lines now opened embrace the roSzasA
between New York. Boston, PhllRdeaKn&n
Buffalo, Detroit, Cleveland, Cinc1nnIMR
Chicago. Milwaukee, Lacrosse, Prafrfe-<kzsr
CHEN. indianapolis Terre Haute, 81. lso9Ens5
and all intermediate points, and are oeass&
rapidly extended over all the routes ~
trade.
The capital of this Company Is
Twenty Million Dollars
and is an ample guarantee to the .puDksae
of its responsibility. All losses and daEzr-
age of property entrusted to our care win
be promptly and equitably adjusted
Every effort will be made to merit tAEe
patronage of the public. Our rates are So
low as those of any responsible Expre@s
r. r. WALDEN, Ag0ns-.
OFFICE-NO. A First street.
nevis d3m
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EXCHANGE and
lNk GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT,
No. s First Street.

TRUNTZ & MENTZER. Proprietors.
The choicest Wines and Liquors VIII De
kept constantly on hama; ana special az
tention wi b given to the
REST URANT, -,
where all the delicacieS OF the season WIN
he served in The most approved style-
making IL a pleasant resort for tne M IN
On a \ rs and BIJSI N sS MEN of the city.
A liberal patrona7c is solicited
oc23 dam
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KIN >i'->t :
-1,h. ! IHtlAi PRINTING.

No prfnun& establishment IN the W est
mas better IaclliueS or greater ABILITY ioI
tlointr fine steamboat Printing. pnr assert
ment of job Type. though very large ana
romnIete. is constantly being added 10. and
our Job department is under the personal
supervision al one OF the best lop printers
IN tha Tinted States We are prepared To
print Posters, plain or fancy. Bill Heads,
bills Iading. Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
ets. Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets Tor Labor,
'ec sc. Orders left with either of the
,vharf-boats Will be promptly attended to-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29
Bellefontaine Cotton Express

ew consiguments solicited.
BROWN, DUNKERSoN & CO.,
August Ii, lS66-augl4l Agents.