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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-16

SERIOUS ACCIDENT DIR.
DeBruier with some other gentle
men, whose names we did not learn,
were riding in an express wagon, in
the lower part of the city, yesterday,
the wagon tipped and threw them all
out, cutting DIR. DeBruler's lip seri-
ousiy and bruising his shoulder badly.
The cut on the lip, tits thought, will
prove a serious wound. No bones
were broken in the shoulder, how
ever. The other gentlemen, fortu-
nately received no injury. DR.. De Bru-
Ter was taken to DIT. Bray's Office,
where his wounds were dressed.
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Nor GUILTY. Mollie Williams,
who was charged Nth violation of
city ordinance, IN that she was keep
inga house Of i'll fame, was acquitted,
the jury. returning a verdict Of not
guilty. 1t was understood ten Of
the jurymen we're in favor Of assess
ing moderate ine, aud two in favor
of a fine Of $50 or nothing, hence the
jury at last settled upon a verdict of
not guilty. - Isitnot little strange
that no prosecution in such cases can
be made to stick, since the passage Of
the late ordinances?
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s. A NARROW EsCkPE.-Yesterday,
while some boys were playing on a
fatboat at the wharf, one of them
named Becker, we believe, a small
lad, slipped and fell between the boats
into the water, but fortunately caught
with one hand to the boat, which
saved him from sinking till assistance
was had and he was rescued. 1t is a
great wonder there are not more ac-
cidents on the river at this place than
there are, since so many boys eongre-
gate on crafts on Sunday and engage
in reckless sport.
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KNIGHT TEMPLARs.-Most Emil
nent Grand Commander Hazelrigg.
Deputy Grand Commander, Thomas
Newly, and Grand Recorder, VIM,
Hacker. arrived in this city on Sat
urday night, and are stopping at the
Sherwood.
The object of their visit is to in5ti-
tute a Commandery Of knights Tenn
plars in this city, which duty it is SUD
posed will occupy the largest portion
Of the week.
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REPLEvIN CASE. - That repievin
case, ia which Mollie Williams and
Hansel were interested, was up again
before Esquire Emery on Saturday
The case was not settled finally, how
ever, an appeal being taken to a
higher court. The parties above
named have occupied great deal OF
the time of both the Recorder 5
and Esquire Emery's Court, during
the last week or ten days. 1t Is pos
sible some persons are making money
by the operation, but certainly not
the plaintiff or Defendant. Quite an
acrimonious debate took place be-
tween the attorneys engaged. 1t
is to be hoped that those parties are
now done figuring before the courts
for a while.
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-STILL LIvEs.-The many friends Of
Capt. Swindell will be gratifed to
learn that he is yet alive and in good
health. He is still IN West Virginia,
but will be in Cincinnati in the course
of a week or ten days, and in this city
shortly. .----.-
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Bg- We learn that Mr.. Forbes,
artist, leaves this morning for his
home in Chicago, but will return in a
few weeks to execute some orders al
ready received, in the way Of his pro-
fessiOn $40
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R.bnbIIcan CItI canYentIon.

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 oath, at
Turner Hall,
To nominate candidates for the Offices
to be filed al the election, to be held
on Monday, April 9Th. 1863.
It IS recommended that the vote Of
the Respective Wards be cast in the
Convention upon the basis Of the
votes given for Capt 5. X. Leayitt
foI City Treasurer at the LAST city
election, as follows: -
FIRST " ara ..-...--... l votes
second Ward. .......-....7 70 es
THIRD Ward votes
Eourth f arr, 80 Notsa
Fttth y ara ---.-.g votes
Skid - ard. -.----.l Y'lt-7
seventh ~ ard. .-.--..-.---.--e hott2
NLDtH Ward votes
WILL AN BAKER,.
WILLIAM HEILMAS, Kepuoli can
E r. NJ. f1fAYER, Executive OnlT
MLLIAaI BEDFORD. nittee Pigeon
ALExASDEE. DARLtNG. township
J0HS GREEK.
Bay Call at our Counting-room and
examine our stock Of Note and Lett
ter Paper, EnvelOps, &c.
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INVITES INvEsTIGATIoN.-As will
sbe seen by referring to the Council
proceedings, Mayor BAKER addresses a
communication to the Common Coun
Gil, asking an Investigation Of
the affairs Of the city expenditures.
contracts, &c, as appears from the
records in his office.
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gEROR SALE farm. Il have a hrst-
R rate little farm OF 50 acres, one mile
ii-srn BoonvflIe. Ind; IS acres Improve d,
nd rs acres good timber; one-story brick
lsg1se barn, stock sheds three cisterns,
nd good feuees all upland ana IN good
srssts / will sell this farm cheap. or ex-
Mango IL for city property. Several gen.
Iss1nen in this city know the farm.
-praro afr AIVAH JOHNSON.
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EvERGREENs.-Mr. Goodge is now
engaged In planting evergreeus around
the Poor Asylum, which will greatly
improve the appearance of the grounds
around that institution.
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EyOR RENT - The store Rooms lately
* occupied ny j. 4. & $. A. Coolidge, Nos.
IA and & ChaEdleT's Block.
Also, one of tuose desirable Offices, sec
oRo door Chambers Block, viii be'vacant
gOue time April
JNO. J. CHANDLER,
Daice-No. ? Second Floor. Chambers
neck. m 10 DIST
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Guardianship.

THE UNDERsIGNED, HAVING
purchased the Interest OF Fred.
Sfechle. their former partner la the firm
81 b emker, Tlllman & Co, pfoprietOrs Of
me Is xceisior Stove Works and having
assumed all the Liabilities Of the concern,
will continue the business At the old stand,
under the firm name as heretofore.
BLEAlKER, TILLMAN & co.
Al business Of the Old firm will be set
tied at our office, No. IA Second Street.
febl7 dtf
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ATTENTIoN.-Attentio is called to
Dicks Restaurant, to be found else
where in this paper.
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THANKS. III. H. Haynie
has our thanks for full files of latest
papers.
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Card.

As many of my friends seem to
think that I am still connected with
the JOURNAL Office, / take this meth
cd to state that l have, in connection
with my brother, +. NJ Groves, taken
charge of the COURIER JOB Rooms,
and we are now prepared to do all
kinds of job work at short notice.
mar14-2t. THOs. j. GROVES.
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THE REAsoN.-Two of the carriers
of the JOURNAL were taken suddenly
i'll on Thursday and Friday Of last
week, which is the reason that the
papers on two routes were not deliv-
cred on Saturday morning. Their
places could not be supplied by boys
familiar with the routes. 1t is a
matter of regret, but it was unayoid-
able.
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT i HAVE
A this day sold my entire interest in the
finn Of Blemkeft u lHian ~ 80. - me
r BIemker, VIM. Tillmun, Jacob Wa
-tein. and Ernst i. OsIage, who assume
he liabilities OF said nrm, and who alone
are authorized 10 collect all claims, debts,
and accounts ia favor o. the anne.
Feb Is 1865. FRED. kIECHLE.
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WANTED.

EYANTED LARD, TALLOW, AND
~ u Z + A : E-The highest market
nsge paid for Lard, Tahow. and Grease, in
@SH. BY PHILIP DECKER.
once on Third Street, between Sycamore
gdVine. [fe29 dim
YAaTED-Informatio Of the where
~ abOuts OF ELIZABETH ROES-
LIE, who left this city about TX years
.sgO, By addressing tins office, she will
hear of something 70 her advantage.
jams IF
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CITY n EW S .

y PERsONAL.--His Honor, Mayor Ba-
ker, will be'absent from the city for
few days this week.
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BoARDrNG.
,OARDlNe By gHE DAY on

DOARDsNG BIZ THE DAY OR
- WEEK. at
MRS. 2. n. BURNS,S,
Nc. y second 81, bet. Main and Locust
Streets, t s" At Evansville, Ind.
A few mole dodgers and quite a number
OF day boarders can Stiff be accomm oda-
Jed. NJ rs. F. NJ. BURNS.
mar2tf
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FMoRE NOvELTIEs.-W 90 len Cards,
il de Linge Cards. Japanese Cards,
Crystal Cards, Antique Cards. and all
the newest styles Of Wedding, Call
Eng and Party Cards, at-the
mh14 1w JOURNAL OFFICE.
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The White Pine compound
CUREs

Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipththeria,
Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, and Pull
monary Affections generally. IL is a
remarkable remedy Tor Kidney Com
plants Diabetes, Dimeuity OF Void
ing Urine, Bleeding from the Kid
neys and Bladder, Grave, and
other Complaints.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-16

Book Standardization is called
to the advertisement of Messrs.
Healy & Isaacs, who have formed a
co-partnership for the purpose of
carrying on the book and stationery
business. Their place of business is
at the old stand of R. F. Barter & Co.,
First Street, where full stock of the
latest publications, school books, &c,
will always be found.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-16

AFFRAY ON THE WHARF.-Last
Saturday Wharfmaster Dougherty had
a slight difficulty with the owner of a
fatboat who had moored his craft at
tie wharf. Dougherty ordered the
boat removed, but the owner refused,
denying the authority Of the Wharf
master to issue such an order An
employee on the boat took the matter
into hand and got roughly handled.
Ia the meantime, the owner Of the
boat, having duly considered the mat
ter, thought better of it aud removed
his boat at once.
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FHETBIIRD WARD DEMOCRAUY
The Irrepressib4e AceIamatIOn Stack.
house Runs the Machine, a-al8

ASSLS TED BY HIS FRIEND, SAMUEL
Z. JONES,
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THEFT.-One of the policemen ar
rested a couple of lads, yesterday, who
had been guilty of stealing a pump,
from Matthew McInnerny, of the
value of about $50. They were fright
ened into returning the pump, after
which McInnerny refused to prose
cute them, and they were turned
loose.
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For RENT.-Three nice rooms, in
central location, suited for offices or
lodgings. Address,
mil dot Lock boz An, p. O."
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QUIT.-The Democratic candidates
who started out so ~ashly on speeches,
have quit off short. What can be the
matter? Not one ofthe specialists "
held forth at the Ward meeting on
Saturday night. The irrepressible
acclamation Stackhouse was left alone
in his glory to do almost all the talking.
As an acclamationlst, the fact
cannot be successfully contradicted,
that Stack. is a decided success-hay-
ing few. If any equals. ia the Western
country.
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BG- Examine WARREN q CONYNG-
TONS stock of BABK CABS before
purchasing.
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LOST.

y OsT-NOTE-On the 18th inst. note
"a IN favor of F. Murphy, of this city,
signed by ManBenheimer & KRAFT, valued
n So. The owner forbids any person
Trading the same. Any person finding
end delivering the same at this office VIII
Memhsrsily rewarded for the.r trouble.
meh16 dtf
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Q MEMPHIs-semi-week1y.

RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boom
Y1iIe,( carrying the mail, leaves at A. M
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days aud Fridays at A. n. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays) by , Pm
To EEWBURG.-HaCK daily Except sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p. N.
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FOR. RENT.

TOR RENT 5TORE-HOUSE - That
very desirable stOre-house, No. i Matn
Street. wiz be rented to he LIST January
next. Apply to CHARLES NIELE.
nach7 dtf
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n BsT r. POCKET BOOK -'On the 18th
q inst, on Third Street. between Main
gaa Locus or ON Locust n lad s pocket
Nhnk said book contains = gentleman s
= s7sazss- pin and some chan gB IN currency.
Auy person finding the same and leaving
Iamk Ehls ONCE VIII be Fewarded.
s-Sarrl4 diff
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DIR. }. w. POLAND's
White Pine Compound

Is now offered to the afflicted throughout
the country. after having been proved by
the test Of thirteen years in the New Eng
land states, where its merits have become
as well known as the tree from which, in
part. IL derives its virtues.
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Farm for Sale.

"A SPaEgDED FARM OF 4SACRES,
~ ia the edge of the City of Evansville,
TN1fana This farm Is in full view of the
Fly. Itis IN al high state Of cultivation,
bfs on Of the finest dwelling houses in
HhB country. entirely new, good barn, sta
hes and Al n necessary OutbutldtngS, and a
s1pyandId selection of almost every variety
- fruit trees, 2 apes, S}lruObery and h0w-
asrs+and plenty of good water. II VIII be
sEpa7gal4ogeth her. or the i'm improvements with
8 nart OF the land. For further part1cu-
Bars INQUIRE OF ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
afl2gzSln.
w4OR sALE-SEED OATS-2OOO bushol
- Chicago seed Oats.
-aarl4 iti BAIED & START.
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Terre HaUte and Indlaazp
0aio and Mississippi Railroad.
sTFAMROATT TNTQ

To LoUIsVILLE.-EYery Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock A. N. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
o'clock p. NJ.
To CAIRO-Daily, except Sunday, at 8
O'Clock p. NJ.
To GREEN RIVER.-Every Wednesday
and Saturday at o'clock P. NJ Every
Monday and Thursday at o'clock p. N.
To EASTPORT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at 4 O'Clock P. N.
To he gDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at O'Clock Pm.
TO NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
m.
TO, MEMPHIS -Semi-weekly.
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tFr0n he Boston J0unaIl
RosroN. IannarY b. -.


PoLAND'5 WHITE PINE COaIPOUND.-Afte
having given IL a thorough trial, we can
confidently recommend POLGndS White
Pine Compound as q very valuable article
for the cure Of Coughs, Colds, and Pull
monte Complaints generally. In several
cases we have known IL TO give prompt
relief when all other remedies which had
been tried had failed 10 Us an article
which, in a climate so promotiVe of sud-
den and severe colds as is that Of New
England, ought TO be in every family;
and we are sure that those who once OBJ
tain it,, and give 10 "a fair triat, VIII not
thereafter be willing to be without H..
A VALUABLE MEDTCINE. = Dr. Poland g
WIDE Pine COMPOUND, Advertised in our
columns, is a success AZ attempt 70 com-
biue and apply the medicinal virtues or
the White Pine bark. IL has been thor
Oughly tested by people in this CITY ami
vicinity, and the proprietor has tesiim D.
niaA 10 its value trQm persons wei known
10 our citizens. We 1ec0m mend fits trial
fp all those cases Of. disease 10 which IL ia
adapted IT Is for sale by all our druggists.
N. i. KlldepeadenE
The White Pine Compound Is now sold in
every part OF the United states AMI Brit
ish Provinces.
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a.rpwEs SALE-CANAL BOAT-A good,
e sound canal boat Enquire at 10 Water
Erpea, ]. b. LAKE.
TOR SALE-A second hand twelve
IL horse power portable engine and
NT,ifer and All the tools necessary (of the
hess tnventon} for Boring oil wells; also,
Raeyen hundred feet OF hauSer-ropes al OF
eFAieh Wilt old together or separate, TO
gsusl purchasers. very low. Address
FISHER BUSKIRKs & co.
EsBrnrlSsst0rf Metchants, Evansville, Ind.
febS II
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Hand sewing try Mil,oara's Needles.
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Nih0ard's Hello Needles, IA Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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FoR SALE.
aaO BUILDING LOTs.

ae 3WaHqWJE HTIF EEld
frDf EFo ,
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ARCHER's ENLARGEMENT,

IN me northeast portion OF the city has
AT been laid out into lots, and Is offered
sale III staa ##a
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lHil,oard's Needles for sale everywhere.
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THE GoRN CRoP-EFFEeTs OF THE
RAIN.@-Fhea eIightfalr rains that have
fallen during the past week have had
Q marked effect upon the corn crop.
A week ago grave 3apprehensions
we're entertained that the corn would
be seriously injured by the, drouth,
but those appFehensions have been
dissipated by the fructifyipg showers
that hayerecently fallen, and farmers
insist that they can, see their corn
growing. We noticed geld just
outside the city, yesterday, that. last
week, was scarcely waist high, that is
now as high as a horse, and putting
out t~assels, and we never saw corn of
q better or more luxuriant color. III
the balance of rthe=soasgn is propi-
tfous, the eorngcropr5ofth the Wabash,
White and Ohio River valleys will be
most abundant, the finest, perhaps,
that has been grown for years.
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RIV Err e w s
"a other Rtver Hens see T1kdrfaqsr-

FoT other River He'ns see ThigdTfageT1
A light misty rain fell to the north
of the city yesterday E~afteFnooa,A ex7
Bending but little above Main, Street.
The river constitutes gto decline very
slowly-"."..The additional arrivals
and depafturesupt to Tmidnights Wera
the America. 81. Louis to Cincinnatisl
Mollie Norton, to Henderson, Cum
berland to Cairo; Sam. Orr, to East
port; James Gray. to Green River;
and Petrolia, from Cincinnati, onaa'
cruise. 90 3 .203d HUQIaW
The AmeFicahad a loaded barge in
tow, and had a fine 1.-The
Cumberland, Sam Orr, and DANES
Gray had good trips " p~t.,.-y.The
Orr's trip was a first rate one,.......
The u. s. Survey steamer, Petrolia,
with barges, floating derricks, &c.,
arrived at 5 O'clock last evening, en-
route to complete the survey of the
FOhio from Slim .lslahd Ito j Cairo
Captain Dryden is in command, and
favored us with a call last night. The
officers and crew OF the Petrblia will
amuse themselves as they progress
down the river by pulling snags which
are likely to prove dangerous erEin7
convenient to steamboats.......By
telegraph we learn that Captain Ed
ward Morgan, inspector of Steamboat
boilers, committed suicide yesterday
'tat4St. Louis, BY shooting himself
through the h~eal.~rs-.The tree that
lodged in front of, the city q few days
ago. has disappeared..........Capta
John w. Rea, of Terre Haute, isfu
the city,Ywfr.T The Rob Roy had not
been heard If at midnigahAti1sml9Mfhe
Fanny Braadeis grounded onnPort-
land bar Wednesday, hight, and had
not gotsoff late Thursday might Che
Rob Roy is probably in the same fix.
bm
River Dispatches.
LoUIsvILLE0J uly AzNe arrivals
or departures outside of the regular
packets Therivef has cqpetosastand,
with 3 feet 3 inches in the canal and
I foot !, iaehesuins the chutes The
EPortland Bar has become a formida-
! BILE obstruction to navigation. Thirty
ene inches by the. stick. was all that
Rconld be found there. Every boat
that passes has more1p or less trouble
in getting over. The channel is re-
ported cutting ont, and the water all
going down the lower way, but the
loose sand changes the channel every
hour. The weather is warm and
showery. Business dull. m@AB hsrss
ST. oLoBBs, July 24.--Arrived the
Nightingale, from Cincinnati. De-
Eparted City efoCairo, Ter Menphis,
Pargoud, for New Orle ms. River
about stationary, aud no change in
the upper streams. Weather clear
and warm again, the mercury reach
ling Oh at B p NJ but a fresh breeze
from the north makes the heat more
tolerable.
r. CIN6TRNATfl JdlyS24, 4 P. M.LThe
river has risen l inch; 5 feet 8 inches
in the channel. Weather cloudy as a
rule. Thermometer Sc degrees. s1t
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ABscoNDED.-Last Tuesday a wo-
man named Bragler made complaint
to the City Marshal that man named
Lewis Angler had obtained $739 in
cash from her and abscended from
the city. 1T appears that the woman
had given the money to him with the
understanding that he would take her
to New Orleans, where she had some
property Her goods were packed,
and, as she supposed, shipped to st.
Louis. On Tuesday morning. before
the train left, Angler was to call for
the woman, and proceed by the way Of
st. Louis to New Orleans. On inquir-
ing for him, she learned that he had
left the city, either the night before or
that morning, taking with him his
wife and children, money and all.
The trunks were shipped to Louis
Vile, where they were detained by q
police officer, information being fur
nished him of the proceedings. .f II.
1t was thought Angler had eloped
with another woman, but it turned
out that after getting possession of
the money, under promise of clipping
with Mrs. Bragler. he had taken his
wife and children with him. Dis
patches were sent to Vincennes,
louisville, and st, Louis. and Chief
of Police Cochrane sent mp the road
in search of the man, but up to yes
terday evening he had not been
caught. Capt. CochraneT has gone to
Louisville with the hope of finding
him there. u
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FOX RENT.

rOR RENT-A TWO-sTORY BRlCIS
DWELLING, centrally located, cOu-
taining seven ooms, Kitchen, and cellar.
Inquire Of VICTOR BISCH,
Junelltf .l Auditors ONCE.
rrGFR RENT- STORES The two new
stores ON Market Street, between Los
Gust and Walnut; would make "a hrs5~raia
stand for q boarding house and WagOus
yard, The Tot beng 70 by 40 feet. They
are well adapted to either store or dweii-
ing purposes, or both combined. II APE
I Piled for soon they viii be fitted zap 10
! suit tire applicant Inquire of SAMUEL
YICKEKH, or at the store Of
YICKERY BROTHERS,
t1mB DIFF t4Hti Hr % Main Street.
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WANTED.

~. L{Ueb d CRAM and COUdE yet issued,
COMPBETE N ONE VoLUs1E, by Hon. E. %
Mansfeids widely known az -. ID. NJ"
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