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The TT. Smith returned from Knox's Land
ng with the American and took her Gibson
freight, and with that stored here gave her a
big load for the Indian country.
The w. Il. Caldnell has been purchased by
vi John ID. Adams and Capt. HAYNES and
WI be placed in the new Packet line between
Lttle Rock and Memphis. Capt Haynes i.
Ncommand.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Of tn 10Th. says:
Mr.. Charles Hurley, formerly of the st.
lNrles has taken charge of the office of the
A4kansas River packet Empire. Captain
INkes will back out the Empire for Fort
smith and all points on the Arkansas Friday
pWitively.
The Memphis Bulletin says:
The Ozark arrived from Fort Smith last
nEht, after an absence of thirty-two days,
eming which time she grounded about 1902
unes and experienced other adversitieS in
decribable. Capt. Tom Berry fell through
tAe hatchway only once, but Jimmy Thomp-
oon smiled times innumcrable. She brought
out of the Arkansas 500 bales cotton. all but
Whales of which was put off at Napoleon, for
roohipment to New Orleans. AmOug the
Aesengers to Little Rock were number OF
IT, newly-elected members ofthe Legislature
ot%Arkansas, who undertook to prevent the
9otc of the steamer from putting an unruly
d9key ashore. The mate confronted them
VIII pistol, and compelled them to retire
inso the cabin, where they gave vent to their
Mpleasure in series of resolutions of indig-
nMion.
The Little Rock Gazette Of the 22d ult,
says
MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER l.. $. MAIL
r4KET CoMPANY.-There are eight boats in
tnk line-the Cleaner, Captain II BlasSdell ;
ventrala, w. b. Noland; Celeste, Reese
rutchard; W. A. Caldwell. r. l.. Haincs
vmrk, W. Il. Berry; American, f. G. Morton
IrWt Smith, James Bowlin; and Van Buren,,
M1gcnc Smith.
!he gentlemen Immediately connected with
tnis line arc all experienced stcamboatmen
sno thoroughly acquainted with the Arkansas
Wr. The line connects at Napoleon with
We Il. +, Lee and the Pargond; and at Mem
PAS, with the st. Louis and Memphis Packet
0oipany. and with the Memphis and Cincin-
n3l Packet Company. Com. John ID. Adams
hseds no introduction to the public.
Ihc Minnie, from St. Louis, turned back
from Little Rock.
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RIVER NEWS.

The heavy and continued rains the past
week has given Us a full river.
ARRIVED.
Saturday-Ft. Smith, Little Rock.
- PEERLESS, New Orleans.
Sunday-American. Little Rock
Thursday-Empire, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Funday-PierlesS, New Orleans.
Fort Smith, Little Rock.
1londay-American,
TT. Smith. Gibson.
Frday-Empire, Cincinnati.
The Empire arrived at our landing early
mrsday morning Get ready your orders for
return trip. Keep in mind that the price of
fright shipped in through boat is about one
hof less than when re-shipped.
Ne are indebted to the gentlemanly clerk,
0as. Hurley for package of papers.
Tle following is Empires manifest of freight
Tor this point:
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The McGee Assassination.
OTTAWA, April II, lS(

OTTAWA, NprlI IT, I6Do.
Still more evidence against Whelan was
discovered. Yonr clever detective, Cul.
len, in moving about McKcnna's saloon,
on Sparks street, noar y opposite the
scene of the MURDER found out that the
adjoining house, or part Of it, was un.
tenantcd, and that it had been so for the
past month all the doors, front and
otherwise, being, strange 70 say, con
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TO COnSllinptiycS,

The Rev, EDWARD A. WILSON will send
(rce Of charge TO all who desire it, the prescrip
tion with the directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured Of lung
affection and tha, dread disease Consumption His
only Objects TO benefit the afflicted aud he hopcs
every sufferer will try his prescription, as /, will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Please address
REV. EDW ARD A, WILSON,
No l65 South Scc,,st,, Williamsburg N. Y.
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Errors of YOuth.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Ncrv.
ous Debility, Premature Decay and all the effect,
of youthful indlscretion, wills for the sake of suf
ierring humanity, send free to all who need it, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene.
dy 10y which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN 3, OGDEN, ~ Cedar St., Ny.
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fs- The american, Capt. +. c. MoRroN
conc booming in to the landing early Sunday
Light. We are under obligations to the popu-
II Clerks G. A.. DrTToN and Ben. j. FIELD,
br late Little Rock papers She left here
Npnday with lot of hides and 800 sacks of
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That old and reliable steamboatman
rptain WIN. REAsoyER, is now in full COM
aand of the Peerless. Passengers feel safe
lpl there is not much use of insuring, when
Iou know he is in command.
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Thruston's Pure Cider Vinegar

HNIlE only wholesome article for family use
l. TO be had by the Gallon ofby the Barrel,
AZ DC. WILLIAMS d Cos.
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cS'- The popular Capt. .INo. w. WILLIAMS
: in command OF the Fort Smith. Either in
A. office or on the deck Captain Williams is a
neorite with the business men of upper Ar
=,
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information,

Information guaranteed TO produce luxuriant
growth Of hair upon bald head or bcardless.iace,
also recipe for the removal Of pimples. Blotches,
Eruptions, etc on the skim leaving the same soft,
clear and beautiful, can DO obtained without
charge by addressing
THOS. +, CHAPMAN, Chemist,
seq Broadway, New York
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fS- Cdpt. p. Nay and JHo. Nslis, ,oih c. g
aou C Co, are our Ageats at Liitle Rock.
A ~ ,yW rsesire Subscriptions for the Press,
,x- S. " Pettingill C Co.. in Ne,0 York and
pstoa, are authorized TO reeeire adcertisiag for
a, pr,ss, in those cities.
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Law of Humanity, in relation to social
'vns' An Essay for Young Men, on Physiol
'Ncal Errors and Abuses, incident to Youth
'nQ Early Manhood, with the humane view of
~ tment and cure. Sent in sealed letter en-
rrck pes, free of charge. Address Dr.J Skill
',iN llOUGlITON, Howard Association
rMladclpha, Pa aug. 0-l,.
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City Tobacco Store.
FORT SMITH, ARK.
II f n Il Y w. SM | TIL
EXCLUSIVE DEALER IN

N ENCLISINE DEALER IN
tiga1'S and Tobacco,
Y As always on hand the choicest brands of
tgarSand Tobacco, selected especially TO
ln connoisscurs Of these articles; also, n
'lendid lot of neat Mcerschaum Pipes,
'@aglng in price from : to $50.
Onc call at the Storo will insure future
" omcr.
N HENRY ". SMITH,
y IN OF the Big Indian on Washington ST.
prt smith. June 2S--ly
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New York Gold and Stock Market

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, April 9.
Good Fri Jay will be parti ally observed
"a holiday in financial circles. The Stock
boards and gold exchange will be closed.
The banks and Government offices will be
open also, the money brOkers' on ces.
The money market was disturbed to-day
by q heavy fail IN Atlantic Mail, and the
consequent unsettled condition OF affairs
on the stock exchange IL appears that
one Of the banks called in a loan upon a
large amount, the stock TO which the Dor
rover was unaDie 70 respond Th collateral
was consequently thrown upon the mar
ket, causing break from S61z 10 %; aud a
number of other loans were called In,
causing considerable activity In money.
and the rate for call loans was plump ct z
per cent; coin interest was paid in other
cases l-l6MH per cent. per diem-but
those high rates We're exceptions. TIE
break IN the Atlantic Mail caused the fall
ure Of A. w. DlmmOnck, one of Its largest
holders. He is said TO be dangerously III
of brain fever. and in his absence some Of
his clerks gave large orders 70 sell the
stock, as an easy way to raise money. The
shares are understood to be diAtri buted
among banks a. collateral; one savings
bank Is said TO hold $500 600 in discounts.
STERLING - Firmer, but quiet; prime
bills. 95%0g1s.
GOLD = FIR ner; opened at 1857, and
for Havana, look SJ94.0O0 The Assistant
Treasurer sold half million dollars.
GONEk.SM ESrS - show a reaction from
the recent advance. There are few buy
ers and dealers at sellers prices. c9nse-
quently a fraction lower; closed steady at
ll2all2s4; do. OF '62. lil149lh1z;d do of %,
lO9sBlO91zi do. '65 1893 s9l09sz do. new, iO75s
e1l0754 do. 81, l071SCg lO8; 10 40s, IO2@lO21<;
Sos, lOG569 1861. ls
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Cincinnati Market.


BY Telegraph CINCINNArI, April 8.
FLoUK = = Dull, but not lower; family
WHEAT-Duil: No. I red Winter g. 81 la
81 40; No. g 3060k 81 1904
CoRN-Duu; ear sold at Si@S5c.
OATs-Quiet at 7i@75c. ...
RYE Firm at 81 50. 81 NA 81 81 Il
demand; best grades OF FAN can be bought
at g 80.
.CoTTON-Firmeri mlddling held az 2Sc,
with.sOme sales HUt this rate. N+-~
TOBACCO Firm and quiet; sales Of III
hogsheads at s4@8 Tor Tugs, and SiO99 10
for leaf
MISS. .PoRK I'm speculative demand &
sales OF 2 410 Barrels at 81 buyers this
month. and ST 50, buyers une; S28 50gA
on the spot: the latter is extreme, .sr
rLARD-Ffrmer snd Ia demand at nc, but
a, the the close . could not h9ye been bought
BULK MEATs-In active speculative de-
ntamd. wi Tn sales Of II, 200 pun nCts at ~ for
shoulders, and 4 c'f0F sides; holders now
ask &c higher; clear sic es sold at l5z9l6c
the latter rate for buyer this mORth.
BACON carce and firm shoulders l3lc;
clear rib sides l64<c; clear sides l71zc. . "a
HAsEs--Sugar cured lS9l0c. A-ltI q
BuTTER--Eirm at 4j6E5Oe. t..E# Hr
EGGs-A dvaneed to Zoe.
sEEDs-C Glover dull butts limited Ioobing
demand a. lQ4c; nothing 6oiag In 2 large
ia demand for seed at 81 30652 a.
rGROcERrES-- Umcn0nged and quiet.
SALT-Declinedt 10 a0c per bushet for ka-
nawha, Mason City and OHIO River at S59
So er barrel.
OILS Liuseed unchanged and quiet at
81 I7CGI 10: petroleum IA dem aud aL S3Qg3jc
for refined free. #Ita At A Dt..A
. GOLD-l3sL buying.
EXCHANGE-Fir5n atpar buying.
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fsg1ls UhIeag0 MarRet.q I9u1o1

BY Telegraph -.~a.. CHICAGO Aprll 8.
FLOUR-Quier, with light sales or Spring
extras at - 5Ogl0 SO for low grades 10
choice. .asEi .a- HHE .aafl-Il q
%HE4TT,ZDqn and y 5za as I9ggerj sales g
closing al 81 85l%8l S65< for No. 2.
-GORN-L4es>s fetive, and 19G$4c lower I;
sales az, 6009s2I6e for No. a; SIC Tor No. 2;
781Z@7854c FOR new, 7S979 for reflected
closing dal, almost nominal. at7659c Tor
new. # ...t.. ~. -.,s.- 81
0Ars-.Aetive and steady at 5ss5sEzc.
clOsiu dull at inside figures.
RYE-Dal Mo. l sold at 81 %. and No. 2
at sl So. fll
BARLEY Unsettled and more active;
No. z sold ~ 81 2592 2, In store.
Mss PoRK-MOre active at 500 25G26 90
LARD-Ac-ivE and arm, at lie.
BULK NJ EATS-Quiei, and without
change; sales or dry sailed shoulders a.
l1Lc. .. .-s
HAMs-sweet picked hams steady, at
lie. - .5.s.-t I'D e.
LIVE Hoes Steady and firm; sales at
81 2j6I7 Is for com mon s. O0(g8 50 for me-
dunn 10 fair, atld al IS 1903 - for good 10
choice.
BEEF CATTLE-More active: sal es at s. 70
ass 81 for common So 504g7 50 FOR light
steers, and Isl 751gS IS for good to choice.
RECEIPTs-5,746 barrels -four; 1886 bush
els wheat; So, 3Sj bushels corn $500 bushels
oats; As dressed, nd 6,147 live hogs.
SHIPAfENTS-5,8 }8 barrels -four; AIS
bushels " heat - 06 bushels corn Is 500
bushels oats; 1852 live hogs.
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BY Cable LoNDoS. April 9--Evening.
COnsols closed al 931<@9S5z; sos 72s4@
MS; Illinois Central 9414; Erie AZ.
FRASKFoRT, April give.
Bonds closed firm at 1875.
aaIf LIVERPOOL, April 9-Eve.
COTToN-Closed firm al decline OF 4
miadhng upiaads IN port l254; to ar
rive p; Orleans I21<; sales of 5000 bales.
Advices from Manchester are favorable.
The market for yarns is active and
buOyant.
BREADsTUFFs-Steady corn steady at
S9s 9d; wheat los lOd for California white,
and l4s Cd for red Winter; oats Is; peas
I47s. - ..r. 81.
PROvIsIoNs-flosed steady at the follow
ing prices; Beef lbs; pork SIS; lard CTS ;
cheese 55s; sugar 26s; talIow 4Gs
LONDON. April Q, / 20 P. n
CONsoLs-Stesdy, at 1<G5s; American
Securities dull; 5-2Os 8; Erie ~.
LIVERPOOL, April ., l 20 p. n.
CO-ToN-Irregular; American descrip-
tions about the same; total stock at sea
$50 coo bales; American, 200 bales.
BREADsTUFFs-Quiet.
PRovIsIoNs-Actfve; Pork at Sos; Lard
excited, at 64s.
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BY Telegraph NEW YORK, April 9.
CoTTON-Optned active, excited and de-
cidFdly higher; closed quiet and scarcely
so frp sales, 7;QO9 bales az 2911gS9e for
mtdditug uplauds; closing with no buy srs
over 291%c.
FLoUR-Reeeipts OF 7,4sl barrels; rates
mand; sales Of 9 400 barrels at S. 90a9 80
for superdne State and Western 80 S0dlO 70
for extra State; 50 7091O - for extra West
ern; sl2 0O@l3 70 for white wheat extra;
50 90Gl3 rs for rOurd hoop Ohio: SO 25@
ii 50 for extra ST. Louis SO 00ql4 50 for
good to choice do closing dull and droop-
at s12gl4 90, Rye Flour steady sales, go
barrels at 81 5009 90.
CORN MEAL-Without change.
WHIsKY-Nominatly unchanged.
WHEAT-Receiptsv6 ,76Q bushels; opened
quiet aud fTuds. closed dull and droOplng;
sales. 24.5OO bushels at 50 IS for No 2 SD,ine
In store 81 80 for unsOund do. delivered;
49, for Nos and Spring mixed deliV-
cred; 81 SO for amber J rsey; So 20 for
white GeneseeiS3 40 forsextrE choice white
RYE-stesdy: sales of 400 bushels OF
Western at 81 80
FARLEY Dull and dropping.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet; sales Of 500 bush
CoRN-Recefpts, n, $3.50 bushels; fc lower;
more active at 81 lSaI q for new mixed
Western afioat and old do. in store: 81 p
IOr oldimiXeds Western delivered: 81 155z0
u lo5a for white Western aud Southern
OATs-Receipts so bushels; In fair de-
m9nd, and without decided chance IN
prices; sales of 60, 600 bushels at S51[GS6c for
western in store, and o712c aflOat.
EICE-Quiet at l05zWII14c.
CoFFEE-Steady sales Of 300 bags Rio
on private terms
SUGAR-Steady; sales of 90 hogsheads at
l015@llS4c for Cuba: 1890 for Porto Rico:
also sales OF 100 boxes Havana at 1880
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
HOPs-Quiet-
PETRoLEUM-Quiet and unsettled at 25s<
a26c for refined bonded.
LARD-Firmer; sales of $50 barrels at Ism
lrc: also 100 barrels sellers Nav at Isle
BUTTER teady at 29e540c for Ohio: 6Oa
54c for state.
FREIGHTs-TO Liverpool unchanged
LATEsT-5 PM.
FLoUR-ClOsed quiet and slightly in
BUYERS favor.
WHEAT-nun and shade easier, with a
verv limited export inquiry.
RYE-Quiet and steady At 81 S99I 80 for
Western
OATs--Quiet at sg4@s6c for Western in
store.
Western afioat; 81 1891 20 for old mixed
Western in store.
PoRK-steady; sales Of 500 barrels new
mess at ST 121z, regular, and 81 l2129Z7 81,
sellers May.
Reef Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATs-Quiet and very arm.
inquiry.
LARD-Very firm at I7A@lsc for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
EGGs-Favors buyers at 22923e.
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New YORK Bry Goods Market.

By TeIegraphJ NEW YORK, ApIiI 8.
DRY Co0DsL There Is geHerally "a good
business doing. but the market is far from
Dein2 active. Some are disposed to cali
trade dan aud not al all salts stctOry. The
fact is, buyers are not Wiling 10 pay the
advanc- for certain styles OF cotton goods
recently established, forgetting AZ the
same time. to1t these were sold at prices
below cost. Manufacturers, on the con
trary, talk of putting prices up strong in
synnpathy with cotton. Prfr ting Cloths
ar. ia light stock and buoy ant az 91zc for
standard makes. Pril Is are offered more
or less freely, but steady 81 previous rates
Heavy Brown 5heetings firm at Ice for
Atlantic A, a ppIeton A, and Indian Head;
l21zc for Pacific, Am Jskeag A, stark A.
New Market R r. Laconta Il, Pacific II.
and Atlantic n I61lc for Howard l6c for
swift River; 2JC for PegnoC a and 20c for
Andros coggfn. Bleached Mu-iing. 29c fOr
NeOuville; zoe for New Market; PIC for
Nashau; l9c Tor Amoskeag A; 1870 for
Tip Top; I7c for Langdon and James Mills,
AID 2lc for ForestdaIe and w uregan.
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81. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, April 9
ToBAoCo-Unehanged; dne leaf scarce
and wanted.
COTroS-EoniinaIIy higher, but no sales
transpired. #Ef.G = h u 10
FLoUR-some demand for low grades,
which are scarce.
BARLEY-U Unchanged.
RYE-Unchanged. ..H
PoRK-Firm, but less active at ST 250
SCI 70.
BULK MEATs-Sales of 1900 pounds rib
sides, Chicago and Peoria, for the 10Th
inst. buyers option. Al 1lIzc.
BACON---Held higher, but buyeTs stood
of, and the market was dull and irregu-
lar, with few sstes: SD ouider sold al 49, !;
rib sides al 1870. Sugar cured D. ms, he.
City shoulders held at l3I@l4c; clear
sides, IS9iE5zc.rf ~ FarE 80 E Cd
LARDLF ffnlBr: scl Dice tIerce sold at TIC.
CATTLE-Receipts liberal, with a fair IN
Qufry firicesr range at sos, gross. 1a
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YeM nrleans Narket.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. April g.
CoTToN Active and advanced; sales Of
10000 bales midd:ing at Bic; receipts of
ZIP bales: exports Of 1883 bales.
SUGAR-Loui lana fair at l3c; prime,
1870.
MoLAssEs Louisiana, 75@S5c; Cuba, $50
60c.
FLoUR-In good demand; superfine at
SO S715WI0; double extra, 81. cuoice, e13 IS.
Consolidated bare; quoted at 81 071z@
81 10.
OATs-7ta7Sc.
PORK-Held at 81.
HAY-Prime Western, SI9a20.
BAC0E-Firm; shoulders, 141zc; clear rib,
I've.
LARD-Tierce, I71z910c.
SsrERLING-l490l52.
ExcHANGE-New York sight = Fer cent.
premium. N4FAlIA. ea-
GoLD-I3g1z@l40
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. April 9.
COTTON-Dull at 29d30c; recei pts 2S6 bales /:
exports 2. 500 bales.
FLOUR-Dun for superfine: stock SCI
barrels.
= RACON-Firm shoulders at l4c and clear
sides ISc.
BULK MEATS-ShOulders at l21<c. and
clear sides I6c.
IARD-l70lSc.
CORN -9icGSl %.
OATS SOC
HAY-Sl6 O0dI7 90.
BRAN-S34.
Corr MEAL-s4 -25a4 50.
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To COUNTRY AiEfCHASTs. We direct the
attention especially or country merchants
70 the superior facilities Of the JoUaSAL
Company for printing Fame, Posters aud
ali kinds OF mercantile WORK. viz. BIZ
Heads, Cards. Circulars. &c. Orders for
work can oe sent through any Of the
Evansville merchants.
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Err EW s


The weather yesterday evening was as
disagreeabIe as the forenoon. The rain
continuing until sundow n..........The adCi-
tiOnaI arrivals and departures include the
MoIne Norton and Newsboy, to Hender-
son; Quickstep, 10 Cairo; Ada Lyon and
J. X. HOyIe, 70 Green River; Louisa, to
Wabash River; james cray, from Green
River; Belle Cairo, TO Kanawha; Linton,
from Clarksville.
The Qulckstep and Ada Lyon picked up
very fair trips despite the bad weather,
and the Louisa got good show OF freight
for the Wabash..........The Rob Roy, as Will
be seen by her manifest, had really a big
trip, including large amount of goods
for the Wabash River, which she reship-
ped on the J. p. Webb. The Rob Roy VIII
leave at 10 O'Clock this morning, and will
leave promptly hereafter on every Friday,
and leave Cincinnati on Tuesday.
Our merchants should arrange to have
their Cincinnati goods shipped by her.
Can't Maginnis and Lew. Morris arelarge-
hearted gentlemen, and deserve patronage
THE Morning Star left at G O'Clock p
NJ. last night, for Louisville, with a mod
crate trip.....-.-.The famous Belle Lee left
New Orleans on Tuesday evening, in
company with the Robert z. Lee, and We
expect to hear of some tall running to
Vicksburg, at least. We expect the Belle
Lee here early on Saturday evening, per-
haps by noon Capt. Gus. Lemcke az
rived from st. Louis yesterday morning.
Looking as gay Sa a butte Vgs- a1a4l d. tsss7
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT - STORE ROOM A fine
ms stOre-rOom, No. 70 Main Street, be-
tween secon1 and Third, now occupied by
Vickery Brothers, suitable for wholesale
or retail store. A lease will be given for
two, three, or five years. For part !culars
inquire OF John Enrich, OF the widow Of
VIM. enrich.
APPS DIFF LIZZIE ENRICH.
NOR RENT - ~TORE-HOUSE - That
* very desirable store house, No. ! Main
street, will bee rented to the LIST January
next. Apply to CHARLES NIELE.
mch7 DIFF
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FOE SALE.
nWelIlng HOase fOr sac.

Wy 81 be sold on acco mmoda in
w terms Lot No 3, In Block No. :, in
the Sou hern Enlargement OF Evansville,
on whicn IS p new and fine two story
frame dwelling, with stable and other OUT
buildings, being the late residence Of jacob
II. Miller, on Chandler street.
Apply az the Evansville National Bank
TO SAMUEL BAYARD, Vice Pres't
MART q
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BOARDING.

DOARDlNG BY The DAY OR
30 WEEK &c
MRS, f. NJ. BURNs'S,
Nc. y second ST. bet Main and Locust
Streets, Evansville, Ind
A few more dodgers and quite a number
OF day boarders can still be accommoda-
ted. MRS. E. NJ. BURNS.
mar2tf
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ROckDOrt Coal.

wYE ARE THE Only FIRM sELEr
w ing Rock port Coal in this city. Or
ders left with our Agent, q. Bpeer, corn@g
Water and Division Streets, will receiTsa
prom pt attention. Delivered to anv nazE
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Public Sale of Valuable Business
PFODeTtV.

AT THE COURT OUSE, on
~ SATURDAY, APRIL llTH, Is 8.
Az o'clock will be sold at public auction
Subdivision Nos. ]. 2, 3. 4, 8, and IN al
lock 4 stoddard's Subdivision OF parts Of
Lots iSz and ls5, D. r., EVansvlllei being
me DremTses known as . HALLOCKS
BLOCK" at the corner of Walnut and
FOurth Streets. and embracing the four
tthrp e-s. Orv business houses fronting the
market. and The two frame buildings
fronting on Walnut street. Sale positive.
FERNS - One-third cash; balance IN one
and two years, with interest. the purchaser
20 pay taxes for 1883.
For particulars, apply to
THOS. e. GARVIN.
Jos. =. ELLIOTT a son,
unar24 dat cod Third Street.
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AEW ADVERTISE Il IN 4.
gOroRerls Innnesf. - 23

"ELD ON THEE BODY OF ArEa
s4A MILLS, whose body was fnUuf -
the lookup in the city OF Evansville. ssaa~5
OF indiana, on the 9th day Of April So
The jury, being dulv sworn q "a ii b 80
evidence that the deceased came 10 fssF.
death by exposure and dissfpat ton; an -
the time OF her death she was abouf ~
years Old; 5 feet high. Had on her pernann
when found calico 4reSs and white chen
Use. Nothing Q value found on her persEss.
SAMUEL =. HAVLfN
Coroner Vanderburgh COuntE-
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Farm fOr sala.

wSOR sALE-sEED OATs-2OO0 bu sheI
Chicago Seed Oats.
fnarl4 itf BAI4D & START.
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Newburgh Coal.

~TELL.RCREENE NEWBURGE
w Coal delivered TO any part 90 dhE
civ a I2Jzc. All orders left at the R0cEF71
Coal ONCE viii receive prompt attenttuE-
mario dim VIM. Low r. e. CO.
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Notice.

THO COMPLY WITH THE WISHED
h OF many of my lady customers, 7 aznR
willing 10 opeu, on the let Of May. "A schzsd1
OF INSTRUCTION for Gil branches Of fine azEG
scientific Neediework. Applications o. aEB
made at my store, on SeeoAd str Ct na-
tween Main and Locust.
aprlO div AKS. CHI. UECHLEE-
III ERCHANEs FARMERS, HOEGEs
Az Keepers, and all those wishing BaigD
can De supplied on short notice at EHB
EVANSVILLE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
second street, between Main and LocZG-
aprl0 div.
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WANTED.

TTANTED SITUATION ~ BY a re
Wv spectacle German, As Gardener,
close to the city. Al %, a Girl, as sewing
girl, in respectable family: can run a
sewing machine. Call at tue Evansvine
Emp oyment once, Second street, between
Main and Locust. [apr9 diff