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Democratic National Convention,

Tho Democratic National Exocu.
tive Committee met at Washington
on the 22d ul,, aud selected New
York City as tho place, and the
Fourth of July as the time for hold
ing the next National Convention OF
that party. The selection of New
York is undoubtedly a squolcher on
the prospects Of" "GOntlemau G GEORGE, "
OF Ohio, for obtaining tho Presiden'
tial nomination. The impudcnco of
the appropriation of the Fourth of
July FOR cOppcrhead purposes could
ouly be parallelOd by the Devil setting
up claim to Christmas as his pecu'
liar holiday.
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An Additional Judge,

F. A bill has passed the Ohio Legs.
A.ars, crsatius an additional Common
Pleas Jadse for the Fourth Sub
division Of tho Third Judicial Dis.
,tist Of Ohio, and adding thereto the
equities VI Marion and Wood. Tie
Distric, now eoutaias the counties Of
Wood, Hancock, Seneca, Wyandot'
Crawford and Marion. The election
ofa Judge will take place at the
Swing E'eciiun--the Gre, Monday 10
April.
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He who asked the daughters hand
aud got the fathers foot, has the oou-
ISOLATION of knowing that his woOing
was not bOotless.
A careless clerk threw a lighted
match into an open keg Of powder
bat We have cvery reason to believe
tia. hen nevsr do il again. :.
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LIST OF LRTTBRs Remaining in tn, Posi-

once, 81 Tiin, Ohio, March slh, 1893.
Miss NJ. Albright, Miss E. Beechler, broom
Handle Factory, Ellen CLARK, Ellie Crawn, VIM.
Davidson, Mariah Fink, w. @. Henningcr. John
Hunter, B. Kinney, John Phillip king, Matthias
Kershner,(2) Abraham Knabarea, John A. Tough,
Louis ID. Lssk, Nicholas Lcibe. WIN. Miller, An-
drew Miller, Lizzie Miller, David Mower, Caro-
line Moore, Csthsrine Nogle, Mrs l.. Peore, j.
Powell, John Tailor Park, Alhiecht Phillip, D.
y Ruhis, tori. George Smith, @. = smith, Bar.
b.ra STAN, Gotlib Sohrvinger, Polly swander,
Joseph Uhl, Miss Lib Watson, Ruben Williams,
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rIRRIN MAnKRra.
Corrected weekly by 5 D. sn.ath.
TImn, Ohio, March 5th, 1858

FLOUR-sit,5O to at2,0o
wHEAT-a2,1o 30 to sass from teamA
CORN-S0 cts for new; 30 cts for old.
RYE--i on to sl,Io per baShel.
OATS--b6 cents.
CLOVER SEED--S7.35.
TIMOTHY sEED--s2 40 to S2 50.
FLAX SEED-s3 %.
BARLEY-at,4o to Al, so peT bushel.
BUrTER-25 to % oents per pound.
EiGS--S cents per dozen.
LARD-In Kegs cents per pound.
POTATOES--Sno TO 81 90 per bnshsl.
TAJLOW--S to ceuts per pound.
CANDL E5--Siearino rs, taliow zoe. per pound.
WHISKEY-stO0, and common 1880 per gallon
HAMS--lse; sugar cured 25 cents per pound.
BEESwAX-20 to 25 cents per pound.
HOGS-Dressed 81 00A $40.
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The Republican State Committee
Of New Hampshire has made thor
ough canvass of that State, and
claims Republican majority of from
two thousand Eve hundred to three
thousand.
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"My dear Doctor" said lady, "I
suffer a great deal with my eyes" !"
"Bo patient, madam he replied,
"you would suffer great deal more
without them"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-05

One hundred thousand bales of
cotton have come north over the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
since the opening Of the shipping sea-
son.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

w ASuiNNNuN, AND. 80, lOnOs l
SIR-The Hon. Il. NJ. Stanton,
having been this day removed from
Office as Secretary for the Department
of War, You are hereby authorized
and empored to act as Secretary of
War al interim. aud will immediately
enter upon the discharge Of The duties
pertaining to that Office. Mr., Stan
ton has hoen instructed to transfer to
you all tho records, books, aud other
public property now in his custody
aud charge. Respectfully yours,
ANDREW JOHNSTON.
10 Brevet Major General Lorenzo
Thomas, AGutaut General United
States Array, Washington, d. d.
Whereby, said Andrew Johnsou,
President Of tho United States, did
then and there commit, aud was
guilty Of a high misdeuoanOr in
Office.
Arr. 3. That said Andrew John,
son, President Of tho United States,
Oh the 2lst day Of February, in the
year Of our Lord, 1858, at Washing
ton, in the District OF Columbia, did
commit, and was gil,y Of high mis-
demeanor in Office in this That
without authority Of law, while the
Senate of tho United States was then
aud there in session, ho did appoint
ops LoVsn4o rhcnas 70 b. Secretary
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FOR SALE.

0RPHAN AsYLUM-wo the undersigned Of.
" fer for sale the following described property,
to-wlt; house aud t~ luts, in tho Second Ward
IN the city OF rinan, formerly known as the Holt
House, and at present used A. an Orphan Asy-
mm. u Il situated few squares west OF the
railroad depot, 10 o0Keq a., two-stoFy brick, with
basement, large stable, and other out-buildlngs.
Alsj, \ good welt aud large eiutcln. The house
was built expressly for hotel, and 10 well ADAPT
ed for that purpose Il being situated on the cor.
nrr OF Sandusky aud Adams str~ets. Prize and
terms reasonable. FOR further pAriieul ra, apply
10 A. NIEBELf, Ag't ritiAn, o.
nolI.4t JOHN ORWtG, AQ't Neile~ue a.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
Perfection Of Moving Machines.
Thayer'S Iron Mower.
]. B. Wilcox, Agent, Republic, 0.

d. d. w llCOAI hSonIJ hepuUllOJ Va
THE Cheapest, strongoIt, Most Durable Mover
L ever oonstrncted. II Is very Light OF DRAFT (;
has no side DRAM. Has no boxes FOR bearings.
aud consequently requires no Babbitting. No
cumhersom Frame TO add useless weight. IL COM
posed Of the beat Of Steel and Iron, except the
tongue and whif1strees, which are OF extra good
timber. Il has two Drive Wheels which At in.
depedently or together in driving the cutters and
which causes the molten to be kept up In eahins
kround corners.
TESTIMONIALS.
we. the undersigned, do hereby certify that We
have seen ThAyer's Iron Mower operate and for
durability, strength, light draft, and superior
work, do not hesitate TO Say II 10 the best Ma
chine now in use Aa mower over all Others We
have used or seen used. One great excellence
consists in the simplicity Of its construction, rem
dering u very unlikely TO 8, out OF repuE, and
IL eau be relied upon for service day after day
alike. There are many excellent improvements
In this mNchlne, which We like and We eheerfully
reeinmcni 10 TO all desiring complete and SER
G.M OGDEN,
s. BOYD,
T. T. SrIcKNEY,
WI. CRISSEL,
u. d. OGDEN,
OLIVER LATHAM.
Republic, o., March SIh, 1873. no2Ou
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TOB PRINTING. PLAIN, on IN cOL0Rs
the VkgRUNE toD R6ds&.
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NOTICE.

ALI pernons knowing themselves Indebted 10
II the late drm al roorman Miller, or having
claims against said nrm, viii please call and set
tie the same, az onoa with the undersigned, ~
Nv ~ '"'1' f JOHN PooRMAN.
Nov. lat, 1857. 81 moi
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House and Lot for Sale.

I WILL of.r At private sale between this and
L the LIST OF April, a house and lot located On
Jefferson street Darn and outhoutes; fruit trees
Of various kinds; aud = well and two eiatsrns On
the premises. Apply to
MENNEH
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Lowest Cash Price
Dissolution Notice.

THE co-partnership heretofore exisiing be-
] tween James Elder and Calvin z. Kroh under
the nrm name OF "kroh h Elder" has this day
been dissolved, James Elder having sold all bis
interest in said nrm to Nancy Elder. The bust
ness will he continued by c. z Kroh and Nancy
Elder under the urn name OF "kroh a Elder"
C.Z. KROH,
JAMES ELDER.
January 2S, 1873 nois
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SCHWAB HOUSE. FINDLEY, o.,


Thia house, situated on the corner Of Main AAd
Corey streets, has been entirely RENTED and new
" furnished In A. good style As any house In the
Northwest The table will always be found
bountifuliy supplied with the best the season and
market affords.
Good stabling connected with the hotel.
SAINT 81
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FOR SALE.

A well Improved farm OF 400 acres, near TIT.
n IN, Ohio. Terms and price reasonable. Also,
so acres OF good timber land near BAsoom, o.
will sell the whole, or part toftheiratyJnention.
ed tract. II not sold will be for rent.
iAna-3m II. CREEGER sr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

ranks, was deaf to sthe calls of the
multitude, not even excusing himself
Then there was another exodus of
the people, at which time motion
was made to adjourn The motion
being seconded, it was put by Mr..
Sproule, Colouei DENLY, the Chair
man, having left the stage as soon as
he hal introduced Mr., Showers to
the people
Thus closed the tenth great rati-
ication meeting. at which a persist
ent effort was made to get mani
nous endorsement Of the city ticket,
but which proved a signal failure.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

FIRE ON SIXTH STREET.-Yester-
day evening, about three o'clock, a
fire broke out In a stable on Sixth
Street, between Main and Locust,
owned by Mr.. Fred. Richard, who re-
sides in the country, which resulted
in the destruction of the stable and a
small building used as a smoke house.
Three hundred dollars will probably
cover. the loss. There was no insur-
ance on the property that We could
learn of. The stable was an old frame,
and was almost instantly enVeloped in
flames. Although the engines were
out with promptness, the building
was almost consumed before water
was thrown on the fire. A horse be-
longing to Smith & Richmann mar
rowly. escaped burning. An express
wagon slowed in the stable was saved.
Some forage was destroyed The
origin of the fire is not known Ger
tainly but it was supposed that it was
caused by boy lighting a match
against the stable. What reason
there was fox that supposition. was
not learned
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

RECORDERS Court William KEEL
Iy and Joseph Whitman, deck hands
on the steamer. Rob Roy, got on a
slight bender on Saturday, and
we're picked up by the police on charge
of drunkenness and indecent conduct.
A fine of 81 dollar each was imposed,
and cost in each case of 50 20
added. They paid out Probably, in
future, they win behave better when
that-boat-fauis at our wharf.
A case Of assault and battery was
set for 70 day at two o'clock.
Mary King, a woman of color, was
accused of having stolen a gang of
ducks. She partly denied and
partly plead guilty to the charge. A
compromise was effected, Mary agree
ing to pay for the ducks, so the mat
ter was dropped.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23
H0RRBHE AFFAIR!
DLsESG ATTEMPT 10 MURDER,


Yesteraag morning about 3 clock,
a negro man named Lige Hopkins,
made an attempt to murder Dir. Jack
Robinson, who resides near the Hen
derson Ferry, on the Indiana side of
the river, which, for cold bloodedness,
exceeds anything that has ever trans
PRED 10 this vicinity. Hopkins has
been working for Robinson for about
a year, and at the hour above named
entered the house, being discovered
by Mrs. R lbinson, who thought
nothing of it, but supposed that he
had gone into the house to build a
fire. The negro proceeded to the bed
where Mr. Robinson aud wife were
laying. aud struck Dir. r. q fearful
blow The cheek with an ak, which
made a terrible cash, and broke the
jaw bone. He then repeated the
blow, striking Robinson on the chin
and cutting it down 50 that it
fell on the throat, seYerlng the
chin from the teeth. Robin
son recovering from the blows,
somewhat, began. pleading for his
life, when the negro fed, taxing a
skiff and making his escape Rob
inson, fearing that the negro would
return and kill all the family, would
not allow his wife to give the alarm,
and so remained in that condition
till morning 1t is supposed that,
had he been successful In his at
tempt to murder Mr.. Robinson, he
would have robbed the house, and
probably murdered the balance Of
the family. Sheriff Miller was in
search Of the villain all day yester-
day, but got no trace of him further
than that he had taken a skiff and
escaped, whether across or down the
river was not known.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS - The
County Commissioners were in session
again on Saturday, and will be again
to day. The time of-the Court was
occupied principally in examining aud
allowing bills.
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Run AwAY.-Some unruly oxen,
becoming tired of remaining where
their master had left them on Main
Street, on Saturday, dashed off at a
rapid rate with the wagon, totally re-
gardless Of the ordinance which for
bids riding or driving on sidewalks,
and at last brought up against hitch
ing post, which they leveled to the
ground, and at that point we're cap
tured by a policeman, who subdued
their rebellious nature.
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PERsoNAL.-Among the passengers
by the Bermuda, last night, we're
Judge Ballard. of Louisville. and w
G. Merriwether, u 5 Marshal for the
District Of Kentucky, who have been
holding a term of the Z. S District
Court al Padueah, for the trial Of
persons for whisky frauds
Perry 5. Westtall, I2cal editor and
business manager of the Terre Haute
E1press, was in the city, yesterday, on
a Az He returns home this morn
ing.
T. c. Bunteu, OF Padueah, was in
the city on Saturday He left for
home by the Armada
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mar17 1wd

G.. A. R.-There will be meeting
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
at Turner Hall, on Monday evening
at Z O'Clock. 1t is important that
there should be a full attendance.
The meeting will be held in the So
ciety Room Of the Hall. MARCO DIT
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la Open end. Square, Unique,
Carrier Dove, Wedding, and other
envelopes, can be purchased at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
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REMEMBER Republicans will not
fail to remember the City Convention,
which takes place tomorrow night, at
Turner Hall. Let all who have at
heart the prosperity Of the city make
arrangements to be In attendance.
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BOARDING.

DOARDlNG by THE DAY OR
ID WEEK, at
MRS <. NJ. BURNS'S,
3O. AZ second St., bet. Main and Locust
Streets Evansville, Ind.
A few more dodgers and quite number
OF day bOarders can still be accommoda-
aea. MRS. E. NJ. BURNS.
mar2tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

New FIRM. G. Collier & Co.
have opened a meat and vegetable
store on Locust Street, two doors
beyond the Post Office. We bespeak
for them a liberal patronage. They
are worthy. mar1S 1w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

MORE NovELTIEs.-W OGDEN Cards,
FIJI de Linge Cards, japanese Cards,
Crystal Cards, Antique Cards, and all
the newest styles of Wedding, Call
ing and Party Cards, at the
mh14 1R JOURNAL OFFICE.
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FOR RENT.

W9OR RENT - STORE-H HOUSE That
Is very desi rabIe store-house, NO. Main
street, will be rented to he LIST January
De1A Apply TO CHARLES NIELEs
mch7 diff F.sal tItM VIZ HIS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

TIE Cry DIRECroRY-We had
intended to speak more at length of
the New City Direc:yry, nov being
delivered by Mr.. HIT. Bennett, but had
not an opportunity to examine the
work earlier There are many inn
provements IN the book over the edi-
ton of last year. The pages are
larger, and of course the book Is not
quite 50 thick Mr.. Bennett is one
of the most careful and accurate com
pliers ia the West, hence we have a
much more complete and accurate
City Directory than ever before pub
Iished for Evansville. The meehan-
icat execution of 5ue work is good;
advertisements displayed AMI arrang-
ed to the best advantage for the in
terest Of advertisers; and, in short,
the book is full, complete and accu-
rate. What more need be said2
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Ia Ladies will find a large assort-
ment of gilt-edged and other fancy
note papers at the
Journal OFFICE.
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G. 4. R There will be a meeting
Of the Graad Army of the Republic
in the Society rooms of the Turner
Hall tonight at Z O'Clock. A full at
tendance is desired. See notice else
where.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

FoR RENT-Three nice rooms, in a
central location, suited for Offices or
lodgings. Address,
mil d10t7 Lock box 4 n. p. O."
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iere HAZE and India1q rs,
0aio and Mississippi Railroad.
From vTNcHNN Es.
CITY N EW S.
Republican City Convention.

At a meeting of the Republican
Executive Committee, on the 10th Of
March, it was ordered that a Mass
Convention be called to meet on
Tuesday Evening, March 24th, at
Turner Hall,
To nominate candidates for the-qfices
to be filed at the election, to be held
on Monday, April 9th, 1868.
1 1t is recommended that the vote of
the respective Wards be cast In the
Convention upon the basis of the
votes given for Capt. S. K. Leavitt
for City Treasurer at the last city
election, as follows:
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RETURNED. - Mayor Baker. DR..
Bray aud Hon. J. 5. Hopkins, who
have been absent from the city for
several days, in Kentucky, in the in
terest of the city<about the Evans
vile, Henderson, x Nashville Rail
road subscription, returned yesterday
morning b. the steamer Quickstep.
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The Nashville Railroad.
The Return OF the Evansville DeIega-
tiOa Highly Satisfactory CORdl-
tlOn Of the COmpanY-A Report TO
the City Council Tonight.

The delegation Of citizens, consist
ing Of Mayor BAKER. JOHN S. Hop
KINs and DR.. BRAY. who were ap-
pointed By the City Council to attend
the meeting of the Directors Of the
Evansville, Henderson K Nashville
Railroad Company at HopkipsviIle,
Kentucky, returned yesterday. Mayor
BAKER reports their investigation as
In the highest degree satisfactory. He
says the Company has accomplished
all, AMI more than all, that could have
been expected of them There was
also in attendance at the meeting a
large delegati2n from Nashville, who
were very earnest and enthusiastic
over the early completion Of the Road
Nashville is anxious to clasp hands
with US through the iron bands of
this enterprise. We are confident
that the yisit of Mayor BAKER and
his associates will result in much
good to the city We will not this
morning anticipate the report of the
Committee, which will be submitted
to the Council to night, and published
in full in the JOURNAL Tomorrow
FRz.-Last night fire broke out
in the suburbs of the city, in the
neighborhood Of the G. G. Springs, or
near Mr. w. NJ. Atkins Pork House
on Pigeon Greek, at the crossing of
Franklin Courier Of Sunday.
The above is almost true. It comes
within about nine miles of the truth,
close enough in all conscience for
Democratic newspaper.
MARRIAGE LICENSE. The follow
ing is a list of the marriage license
issued by the County Clerk for the
week ending the Goth inst:
Frederick Werth to Catharine Perth.
Edwin w. Kimban TO Anna StinsOn.
Henry Kluisner to Louisa Benning.
Craven Vance to Francis Taylor.
JnO. f Moffett to Jennie B. ode.
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ROBBERY N KENTUCKY. - The
banking house Of y Long & O., Of
Russellyille. KY. was robbed on Fria
day, the 10Th inst, by FIVE mounted
men, two of whom rode gray horses
one wore a velvet. salt, and one had
lost an eye. p liberal reward is
offered for their apprehension It is
thought they will try Is cross the
Ohio OF Tennessee, as they are being
hotly pursued.
The robbers shot Mr.. Long and
then Knocked him him down. but he
recovered and got out of the house
and gave the alarm, when the citizens
started to the rescue and the robbers
fed. They were pursued, but being
splendidly mounted, eluded their pur-
suers The daring act was committed
att O'Clock P. N.
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NARROW ESCAPE. While Mr.. AL
bert Fisher with his lady were out
buggy-riding yesterday, the horse
took fright while turning the corner
at Water and Vine Streets, and dash
ed off at frightfuI rate cut Vine till
he reached Kelly's corner, where the
wheels of the buggy came IN con-
tact with a tree, smashing one fore
wheel, and one hind wheel.
Some men ran out and caught the
horse and rescued Mr.. Fisher and
lady. The horse kicked the dash
board to pieces. but, strange TO say,
neither Mr. Fisher nor his wife were
seriously hurt. It was a narrow es-
cape.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

GoLDEN's THEATRICAL COMPANY.
Mr.. Golden. with his theatrical com
pany, passed down the river yesterday
evening on the steamer Morning Star,
intending to stop at Henderson, where
he will remain the balance Of this
week. He will, probably, return to
the city shortly. We were glad to
see Mr.. g. and his lady in good
health Mrs. @ has a host of ardent
admirers among theater goers in this
city, who will be delighted to see her
on Evansville boards again.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

BASE BALLIsTs - Atlantic, Star
and other regulation Base Balls, Bats,
&c, just received, in great variety, at
WARREN 4 CONYNGTON.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

FABER's PENCILs-30 cents per
dozen at the Journal Counting Room.
Ba5~ Having just returned from the
East with a fine stock of piece and
Gents Furnishing Goods, | am now
ready to make the same up very low.
AS the goods were bought with cash.
| can and will sell for cash less than
any other house in the city. Come
and see and get prices before you buy,
at No. s First Street, Evansville, Ind.
mch20 81 j. H. CABIN, Agent.
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FIRE N THE CoUNrRY-About

FIRE N THE CoUNTRY-About
twelve o'clock on Saturday night a
Gre wa discovered, which, ir5.l ap-
.peafances, looked as if it was il the
suburbs OF the city, to the north west.
TIE fire companies we're out. andpro
eseded with rapidly to the lower part
of the city. but failed to discover the
Whereabouts of the IRE, or to learn
anything about it. The alarm was
oceasioaed by the burning Of Mr.
Valbridge,s mill situated on the
Cynthiana Road, about nine miles
from the city The gentleman fur
nishing the information did hotJIearn
the cause Of the fire, nor was helm
formed whether the mill was insured
or not Il was totally destroyed, a I'D,
Of course. the loss IS heavy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

The CONVENTION. -The Repubh-
can City Convention will be held at
Turner Hall on tomorrow night.
Let the house be filed to =overaew-
ing =" To the multitude Of council
there is wisdom" Let Republicans
enter into the work earnestly, and the
victory will be an easy one. Work IS
the word
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

BT 120 dozen Moore's Ink for sale
at the JOURNAL OFFICE.