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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

A dispatch frsm Chicago states
that lsres number Of delegates 10
the Republican NstioAal Convention
hav. already secured accommodations
At the different hotsis. The head
qsartsra Of the New York, Pennsyl-
vsnis, Msssschusctts, Connecticut,
Arkansas, and Wisconsin delegations
will b At the Shssuan House the
headquavtcrs Of he Hin ois, Indiana
lows, Kausas, Missouri, New Jersey,
Ohio, Michigan, Ainnesots, spd the
Nstiossl Commits will Be 1t the
fremont Hosps. The Convention
promissa to cali forth the largest
gathering ever assembled In this city.
| The Anti Slavery reports that
Senator Sprnpue recently said, in n
semi jesting manner, I" that il was
true that the chief justice bad never
been elected 10 any Office but BY
mesns Of = alisien aud the Dem
ocFstic party, once out Of power. had
never o5tsiDed Il sgnin except BY
taking tho principles Of their oppo-
nents and out.eensrstine them In
tho advocacy.
The New York HeraId In char
aetcristic article, advises Jefferson
Davis to take imincdlatc fight, II hs
,-onid cs~nre tho wrath NJ Hen Wade
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

~ +. GREGG, Attorney a. Law,
r., Marshall, Texas, will practice in
tho Courts Of the sixth Judicial District
All business entrusted to him will re-
ccive promps and careful attention.
Oct 5, 81. nio-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

TOUN BURKE. Attorney and Conn
scjlor Al Law. Marshall. Texas,
saving rssuaed he practice Of biz pro
kesIos, will practices in oil The courn
u lie Sixth Judicial District.
nusiucas iutsustcd 10 his care will re-
ceivc strict and prompt attention. =.
Oct. 10, 80. no"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

nR. II. +. WITHERSPo0N, Sur.
~ geou and Physician, Marsha ll1'esas.
OfFfcs--tor the present, a, Sears A
Wilbcrspoons Drug Store
July 81. 'G5. mas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

We return oar he~rtfsl. thanks to cur
old friends and paarons for favors shown
ID Tor The IN swsnty'thrce years )"
lusinsss Il this place
Ne recommend our successors favor
..hiv 10 our old friends and patrons ana
h.ne by strict attention To business, ~
.sI,;tv. an,, honor, that they will merit
ne confidence and patronage '"A' NJ"
h;Iherto been bestowed upon "a
Very respectfully, co
q Il GREGG 4 co
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

NG D. ECTOR, Attorney and Cous
MI. selos q Law, xasssan, Texas
Esviax resansd The practice Of HE pro
fsssios, will alassd Ne Courts in III
eoussies Of Harrisse, Rssk, Paaola, and
Vpshus, Of he SixtA, and Marion, oI
hshth Judicial District.
OrFICE--Thrce doors East Of the
Capitol uotsl.
Narch IA, 'Os n32-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

Seventy two cardinals oomrose
the sasrcd College at present, SIX
bishops, 6fty priests and sixteen
deaoens Twenty three hats are va
can, Durins the reign of the pres
ent Pope eighty four cardinal have
died. The eldest cardinal Is tho
archbishop OF Toledo Who Va eighty
rix tbs oldes, in the eseIssIas lea
once has ~oru the hat thirty six
years.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

In concluding, I should do you,
Is veil a. myself, injustice If ! did
not say to you that no man in the
Senate Of the Usited States oecu'
pies more Independent position
than you occupy You arc one d
liz youngest members, from one Of
the oldest, and BY far the most pow
erfuI Of the States II the unics'
Yon possess abilities which Ae~
York has recognized, and which the
nation respects. You arc stronger
in yourself than you are in any
party. This, ssr, IL not written
other 10 hastsr or influence you
and ihs weight Of this truth la.
brought IEe to ray 10 you that yo,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

nk - Y. EAns offers his pros.s.
~ sional services TO the citizens Of
MARSHAL and vicinity.
OrfIcg N orth OF tho Court House in
the rear Of Wood Drug Store An Orders
LETT th,re viii be promptly attended to.
February /, 1868 n2e-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25
RrAital Carhs.

II u. Marks, H. D., having perm.
! nently located in Marshall, Offers
his professional services 10 the citizens
Of the town and surrounding country.
and hopes BY close and studious attsn.
tion to his profession to merit liberal
share Of patronage
oSsicx--Kess oiise over WIN. ".
Johnston 4 Cos store.
hxsipEScs--at Dr.. J, II. Johnson's.
Relevs~ces '--Dr. Essan, Of Jefferson ;
~ Williams, Of Shreveport; Mai. D.
smalley, Uncle Joe Taylor, Maj. J. r.
Womack, Capt A. N. Burnham, and
ten, W 7 Lane, of Marshall
Marshall, April IL. 81 ns6-lv
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINoINNATI, April Il.
FLoUR-Market steady with moderate
demand.
WHEAT--Firmer, and held 3@5o higher;
sales Of No. red at 81 40, and No. 1 at 81 a.
CoRN-Dull at S49S5c for ear, and s6c for
shelled.
OArs-Firmer at 75c for No. I.
RYE AND BARLEY-U Unchanged and
quiet; there is q moderate demand for rye,
but barley remains dull.
CoTToN--Eirm, and in fair, though not
active demand, and prices are higher;
middling sold at 29c, and at the close was
held at 2915c.
TOBACCo-Firm, and the demand fair;
sales of l26 hogsheads at So 6509 80 for Tugs,
and l06l6 IS for leaf.
Mess PoRK-Quiet but firm at S27927 p
for new, and old S26t926 ..
@173se.
BULK MEATs-Firm but quiet; shoulders
lZ14c; sides 14159143zc; ITS COO pounds sold
ON thirty days time at l214c for shoulders,
and 15c for Sides
BACoN-Held firmly at 131<@I31@c for
and clear sides.
BUTTEE--Unchanged and quiet.
EGGS--l0c.
LINsEED OIL.-DecIined to 81 Is.
CLOVER SEED-DuIl at IO0lO5Sc,
HAY--Dul but UNCHANGED.
PETRoLEUM-Dul at 83935c for refined,
| free.
GoLD-1S8 buying. The money marke;
is easier at S9l0 per cent.
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Report from the Bureau OF statistics.

BY Telegraph WAsHTNGTON, April II.
The Director Oft the Bureau Of tatisties,
who has just issued his monthly report,
furnishes the following statistics OF im-
ports and exports, including the Pacific
ports: imports for the year ending Decem-
Der 3Ist. 1867. 1891 Ills, Ig2, OF which clio 684-
3iS were gold and silver. During the
month of January, 1868. s24,0l2326. Of
which S702,2S7 were gold and silver. during
the month Of February, 81 1856, 09l, OF which
S64l, SAB We're gold and silver foreign ex-
ports for the year ending Decem Der 3Ist,
1867, S23 594 sos, of which 500, sos were gold
and silver, during the month Of January,
1868 Sl.779,735, OF which sS49, AT were gold
and silver; during the month or February,
sl.09I BAG, of which s425, 900 are gold and sfi-
Yer. e& t# 81 A tA N
The domestic exports for the year end
Ing December II, 1867 WeTe-goLd and sill
yer. 81 .453,0y2; total as reported n mixed
eurreneles. S488, 37T 81; total reduced to
specie currency, 1851 ,0o3, s28 during the
month of January, gold and silver, 81 81,
767: otai as reported In mixed curTencfes,
&39, 1856, Dab; total reduced to specie curren-
cy, s3l ,000, 495; during the month Of Feb
ruary, geld and silver, A,005 $50; total as
reported in mixed currencies, 1866, 665;
total reduced to specie currency, s., TO9, So
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New York Gold and Stock Market


MoNEY--Quiet and active early in the
day, and generally sharp at per cent; in
fact, coin interest was paid In a few IN
stances towards the close o bank hours +:
offerings more liberal, especially to Gov
eminent dealers. and the market easier
and more accessible at legal RAJ es.
DIsC0UNTs-DulI and n 1miual, at and Q
per cent. tffsr aftsH t-t NF = =
BANK STATEMENT Quite favorable, con-
sidering the heavy drain on bonds by the
the Treasury Department for the sales Of
gold. Loans $50, 935. rs: decrease 81 35I. 1876
specie Sl6s}A3040: decrease s754.I89; circul a.
ton s34 49,, III; decrease sI32, S38; deposits
SIZE So. $50: decrease 81 l04 998; legal tenders
S5l $50. 500; increase S272, 1913.
STERLING -Firm and quiet, at 95499%
prime bills.
GoLD-Lower; opening a 1857, and clos
Ing at 1851 gl3S5s. The Assistant Treasurer
sold $50 90 yesterday, and $500, 600 to day.
GOYERNMENTs- Less active during the
morning, aud lower. but more doing in
the afternoon. the decline partially re-
covered, and closing very strong: 4 80 quo
tations; Coupons of ISL, IIls4alll1s; do. of
'62. llilZ8llI3As do. of'64, I09al 091z; do. '65,
1889 I09l4; do. new, l07Kgl0754; do. 81,
l075zgl075s 10 los, lOlzz9l02; 7 SUs, l06}49
1861,
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PIT sbur. .ApiiTII IT'S ooa. TIN RIVER
'eet = ine.1es ny.tn- PIER 3latA, anil ris-
Is PITT IiuRG, Apr1 T. Tire. w-a Ter on
+ SAiuTtiaE evetliug was eogdE a"d eo"i,
/ and his morning II conan euced t3 racer,
1 buG soon Lurnvd l. as set. s4tsa 4 dp with q
/ Ie; q ar Snow storm. Tire f5ver - &c ing
4 slow Win seven feet An inches lu the
/ chanueL Business is active On the msln
landing.
I PIrrsEugG April I2-Tver ing.-Ene OIL
I lowing boats departed; Grey Eagle, for
/ Pars ersbufg: haFIes Robinson. Tor in
elnnatt; Glasgow, for 81. Louis; ana -.
Paul and Ida Ee 5. tor NJ tsSOurt River. NO
arrivals. The following towboats lefU on
~atuidaY: j. :. \ eai, with baFges tor
Louisville; and the Lyon, fOr Cincinnati,
with barges.
LOUISVILLE, Apsil II 7 Evening -Por
LIST = arrived = Alice " and Ar2pntut
No ?, from St Louis; Altoona. from Gin
cinnatt; Petrol No. 2. Pomeroy and New
York. from Pittsburg.a Departed = Alice
", for CtnclnnatI; Altoona, for ST. Louis;
Bermud Tor Tennessee River In port
ArgoDf No. and Tempest. The river
is ris ny fast, with 81 feet water in the
chute. Weather mild aud clear. The
Altoona took 1900 bbls cement for st.
Louis. The Petrol No. brought down
LoUIsvILLE, Apru p Evening.-The
riN = is rising at the rate OF halt an inch
Psi ioun wltA79 + ct 8 iuches In the canal,
and75z feet in u he pass down the Indian
chute. Arrived entOn. from Pitt sbuTg;
Belle, from Nashville; Belle Lee, Grand
AAsthCs AH&A W i @bEh0EEs from New OA~
leans swallow, q. 4 Dumont and Mary
irwin. from Cincinnati; Rob. Roy, from
EvansElliei Clifton and Gofa =, rom
Memphis. Departures Belle. To Pfgtsbufg;
swallow, 10 New Orleans; =. w. StradeT
Clifton and Rob Roy. to Cincinnati; Ken
ton, To st. Louis EMary Irwin to Arlxa nsas
River. In PoFt-Tempesi. Argonau' No.
2, Belle Lee. and Legal Tender. The e. +.
Dumont resumes hsr- daily trips hence 70
Madison to- morrow.
MEMPHIS, April II-Eve.-There was con-
siderable frost last night, but clear and
warm to-day. The river has fallen feet
since The decline began. Freights are
~, with 81 feet inches wafer to Little Rock.
Departad-Hero, with baFges. TO Cairo;
Belle, It. Louis, and olive Branch, TO 81,
Loutsi Silver Noon. with So bales cotton
Tor Cincinnati; Lexington, to Nicksburg.
ST. LOUIS, April 1f.-Port Lis Arrived
Arthur, from New Orleans; Rob Roy and
Moilie McPIkeS from Keokuk; David
Omaha; Armenia, from PittsbuFg, City Of
Peki i, from Peoria. - .+s4 - &. A-4Ef4
Experimentation and Viola Belle, for
Fort Benton Big Horn, for Fort Berthold;
Colun blan, Tor Omaha; hob Roy and
Moilie -McPike, for KeOkuk City of Pc
kin, for Peoria; Messenger and Dubuque.
for st. Paul: Glendale, for Pitfsburg;
Anna, for Cincinnati; KubicQn. for Nicks-
burg; Mipnie, for Little Rock Monie Able,
for New Oriean<.
Ihe river Is about STATIONARY. aud an
upper streams are declining slowly, but
there is plenty Of water to ali poi nts.
me Weather Is clear and warm. Bush
ness Is brlskss 81
NASHVILLE. May u.-River rising fast,
with feet on the shoals. Heavy rams
Tell TO- day. TIL. Lena LETT for NJ sV AlbAny.
In poFt--A. Baker and Alpha.
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view Orleans Marker.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. april II.
CoTTo$ Irregular; middlings, Bic; sales
Of 1900 bales; receipts Of ~ bales: exports.
none reported
EXCHANGE Sterling. 4a6952; New York
sight q per cent premium.
GOLD 1891 fII3954
SUGAR-L0uisiana retails only; Musco-
vado. lI0lZAc.
MoLAssEs Louisiana retails onl other
brands quoted at 47a50c.
FLoUR-InHclive; superine, SO IS; treble
extra sIl ..
CoRG-Dull at 81 0755@I 10.
OATs-TSc.
PoRK-La mess there is only. a retail bus
mess. quoted at s2s 75N29.
LARD Higher; Jierces, l9c: keg, 1870.
BACOS - shoulders retailing at 241zc /;
clear rib, l71zc; clear sides, I9c.
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YeM YORK; Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph New YORK, April IL.
CoTToN-DecidedIy higher; under an
sales OF 1870 oales, at Bic for middling up
lands.
/ FLoUR-Recelpts OF I 1907 barrels:a shade
firmer; sales off, 100 barrels at S. 90d9 so for
superdne state aud Western 81 S0gi0 SIS
for extra state; SO 709I0 IS for extra West
ern; So 0Qgl3 70 for white wheat extra;
sI1 for, extra st. Louis; sf29l4 80 for good
TO choice ditto; closing steady; California
In fair requests. sales OF 100 sacks at Sl29
s.4gRye 1four duh; sales Of $50 barrels At
CoRS MEAL--Qulet; sales OF 800 barrels
Of Brandy wine on private terms.
WHIsKY-Nominal.
WHEAT Receipts !. $50 bushels I@2c bet
ter; sales of B. 900 bushels At 81 50 for No.
spring delivered; s2 ~ for Nos. and 2
spring naked s. 90 for amber -PennsylYas
ala: 81 80 for amber State; So for white
Canada; SD 20 for white california.
RYE-Steady; sales OF 5000 bushels state
BARLEx-Dull; sales of 800 bushels Can.
ada East at 81 08.
+ HARLEY MALT-DuII.
6ioRN-Eeeeipts Is, 100 bushels; Ic better
and less active; sales OF A., 900 bushels
afioat, at 81 Il for old IN store; 81 Hgl 1879
Tor white Western and Southern; ST $40
81 % for yellow Western and Southern.
OATs-Recefpts $50 bushels; frmer; sales
5000 bushels At S6s4ge615c for western IN
store sgsSc ,9noafi sellers option 10 days.
CoFFEE-Quiet and arm.
FUGAR-t tfm anu Ialrly actfVes sales OF
900 Boxes Cuba at l014m1Izc.
MoLASsEs-Qutet
HoPs-Quiet.
PETRoLsUM Quiet at lO1<e for crude;
251Ic for refined bonded.
CoAL-Qulet and unchanged
LEATHER-He mIock sole firm and a fair
demands 281a@2se for Baenos Ayres light
weights.
VIOLA shade lower; sales OF $4,000
pounds a { 480575xc for domestic fleece.
PoRK-FfrTner and quiet; sales OF I $50
bbls at sZza27 % x new mess, closing at
81 30 for regulars SO s7926 for old do, clos
ing at SO for regular; s22a22 80 for prime
S24 50a24 - for prime mess.
BEEF-Firmer; sales of 1000 Jbls and 400
tlerces at former prices.
BEEF ,HAAfs--Q ufef and unsettled.
CUT MEATS irmer: sales Of 40 pack
ages at l24 l154c for shoulde s; 164l7c for
hams; also, 800 packages Billings smoked
MANS. TO arrive, at l912920c,
BACo17-Ftrmer;s sales ofS50 boxes at lac for
Cumberland cut; l61z@l 65sc for short clear
and short ribbed, on private terms, and
l3c for soar Cum beFlaud cut
Isc.
BgTrER-steady at 40c for Ohio; 50g5sc
for State. -
CHEEsE-I2@I61zc. szfHars ##sE ese
FRETGHTs = To Liverpool quiet and
steaIy; 10. 600 bushels wheat, per sail, al Sd.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph. atl MEMPHIS, April II. 8
CoTroS-3fc; receipts III bales; exports
324 bales.
FLoUR-Superfine IS.
PORK-s18 50.
RAc1N--shoulders at 1916; clear sides
lS15c.
BULK MEATs-shoulders at 1870, and
clear sides 1870.
lsARH-I8ml9c.
CORN -97c.
OATS-78 a80c.
HAt-Sl8 00d7 90.
BRAN -s36.
oKN aEAL-s4 8; kiln dried 81 80.
BUTTER-50c.
EGGS -22uZ3c.
POTATOES 81 So
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81 Fete4rapi1. Tours A pril II
TOBACCO let AZ Il unchanged.
COTTON EI4d at 28se2@3ze.
FLOUR Quiet win coed demand for
Wheat QUE aid firm. N 81 6042 Is for
WIN er; u $500 b 10 Spring.
t0RN bull aud lower. = Ssa9lc.
OATS HeaFN s. q lower. a. 6S@70e.
RYE Unchanged, at 81 6aol >
SAEIEY-Better, at > 35aB2 70 for common
TO hoIce.
PogE-s27 e0a27 80
BULK Meats houiders sold at Il5S; rib
side lie; clear sides I5c.
BACON shoulders I81{0I315c. clear rib
lie; clear side I71&4I75Z-.
HAMS-~ugar cured $50 l9c
LABD-7tsaiSc In kegs.
REcEtPTs- Flour 2, 400 barrels; wheat,
1000 bushels; corn, lS,0e0 bushels; GA s,
66 500 bushels; brrley, LOO bushels: rye,
80 bushels.
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CINCINNATI, April Ill P.M.-The river
has risen four feet 10 inches, with Is feet in
the channel Weather clear; thermome-
ter 52s.
LOUISVILLE, April II-P.M.-The river is
rising slowly, with eight feet six inches in
the canal by the mark. Clear and pleasant.
NASHVILLE, April 1.-THE river is rising,
with 90 feet water on the Shoals. The
weather is fair and pleasant.
Arr1ved-Lena, from Louisville.
Departed-Tal1sman, for Cairo; Fanny
brandels, Tor Louisvillei Umpire, for Up
per Cum berland.
In Port-Lena, A. Baker and Alpa.
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European Market.

By Cable.I LONDON, April I'LL AN.
The holidays continue I'LL the Tuesday
following, therefore there are only street
prices
Consols, 9314,9933s; Bonds, 925s99254.
Bullion at the Bank of England has de-
creased f279, 600. Bullion at the Bank Of
France has decreased 19. O00, 900 francs.
FRANKFORT, April IL.
Bonds are easier at 1915.
LIVERPOOL, April IL.
On account of holidays the markets are
closed.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY TeIegraphl NEW York, April II.
DRY GooDs-Rather moderate, but trade,
as usual ON Saturdays lit le quiet. yet
the priceS OF cottous rule firmly, In view
of the upward tendency OF cotton. Heavy
Sheeting@, best makes. 1S15WI9c. COcheco
Prints Age; Spragues 1905 > Merrimaek
can, Richmond, DunuelFs, Aliens, Ham
ituOu, Manchester and Oriental 14Gl5c;
Gloucester I4c; Lancaster BE; Auburn and
Waur egan &c: J. udon and Simpson
Mournt gs I3c; FFeeman's andVietory liz,
and SpFsgu > Shirtings l6c Ginghams
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL

To CoUlSTRY MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially Of country merchants
to the superior facilities OF the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds OF mercantfle WORK, viz. Bill
Heads. Cards. Circulars. &C. Orders for
work can be sent through any Of The
Evansville merchants.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. April IL.
ToBACC0--sales OF III hhds; Tugs s. 008
e6 IS; common to medium leaf 81 50gI4 90;
fair SIG rs.
FLoUR-Superflne IS 5099 90.
WHEAT--S2 A5Gs2 so.
OATs--73475e.
CORN 650h71Sc. ~
RYE 81 900200
4sARD-l7 1%Sa1T1zc.
MES PoRK--s7 90. -
BACON Shoulders 1870; clear sides I75<c.
CoTToN--F'iTmers no saiess middling &c,
with an upward tendency. a
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n the northeast portion OF the city, has
nst been laid out into lots, and Is offered
or sale
1T REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
81 EASY Terms. f-l -
This property Ia situated conveniently
o the business portion OF the city. and not
lar from the Main Street line or street
Railr 4ad. and any extension Of said line
may be expected TO run close to H. The
ground IL
lIGH, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. II Hes west OF
the Longworth Tract (the location or the
proposed City Park, and adiolns IT. and Is
usH fe the corporation line.
We invite ali persons who wish 70 pur-
chase eligible building lots, at tttr prices,
to apply tmm ediately.
For further particulars, inquire OF
MCNEtLG q SCHt BERT.
Real Estate Agents,
West Conner Main and Third streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER.
narl3 Mayors once.
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BOARDING.

DOARDaNG BY THE DAY OR
- WEEK. at
MRS. E. NJ. BURNS'S,
No. u Second ST.. bet. Main and Locust
Streets, Evansville, Ind.
A few more dodgers and quite a number
or day boarders can stiu be accommo da-
ted. MRS. Z. M. BURNS.
mar2tf
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Notice.

A Ii PERSONS KNOWING THEM
A.sefves indebted to J. c. Henson q Son,
VIII please call and settle, as we wish to
apr det ]. 6. HENSON 4 SON.
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ww0R SALE = FARM, II have a first-
rate little farm OF SO acres, one mile
rom Boonville, Ind; 85 acres improved,
and Is acres good timber. One-story br ok
house barn, stock sheds. three cisterns,
md good fences all upland and IN good
gonditlon-good for all kinds Of grafa and
rstfGs | viii sell this arm cheap. or ex-
shanRe it for city property. several gem
eIemen in this city know the farm.
mare 1tf Y AIVAH JOHNSON.
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WANTED.


-gHy = SaEs5s -tft ttL---Four .@o,-t -tt11
~ gIous open for tour good BlEt~ 4 y
DIV aI the ENANSNILt u ES1tIafAl1E
(fE%CE D ~FICE, Second street. hetweeu
Locust nj Second NtpI3 dli
ywYANTED -3 le,IRhS. Cali at the
W. EvanSvlle IS BIN ploy hnent Office,
second street, between Nam and Locust.
apll
WWYANT ID = SITUATION ~ a re
w spectacle German, IS Gardener,
close to the city. Ala. a Carl, as sewing
girl. in "a respectable Etmiiy; can run a
sewing machine. Call al tie Evansville
Emp oyme Oniee, SeeondStreet, between
Main ana Locust. [apr9 DIFF
SwYANTED-AGENT s-To sell the
~ LEE or GENERAL GRE Mt
BY John >. q. Abbott. This Work will b.
illustrated with hree fine steel engraYings
and eighs maps, printed in tint and sold
only by subscription. Agents VIII nhd
this "A work that will sell Itself. Ice sub
lect, sui hor and the fine style IN which
he ok win be published cannot fail TO
insure for il an enormOus .&ndgraplSi sale
liberal terms to good agents. Price to
suit the times. We are now ready to as
sign. territory WHIHE. UORBf n ,sE9tINE
co, Publishers, 40 Walnut Street, Gin
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Public Sale Of Valuable Business
PropeTtV.

at THE eG0UKG'T@ aAOESE. on
A SATURDAY. APRTL 18TH rs 8,
~ v o'clock vii AR sold AZ ga Uttc aueti0n
Suf7dfvfg Orz NosgI.s2 3. 4, >. and 6 in al
Tnptc q Stoddardts FsuDdfwfSion OF parts OF
Tofs 1877 and 1888 ID ~, Evansville; being
tha nreu1fses Known as q HALLOCK'S
PlO@sK3f AZ the corner of Walnut and
Fourth Streets. and embracing the four
fbrae-s. oryy business houses fronting the
market and the two frame buildings
front8pg on Walnut street. sale positive.
rarrla = OFfe-third cash balance IN one
and two wears, with interest, the purchaser
to pay taxes for 1868
For particulars. apply TO
THO@. IL. eGARWIN.#
JOS. T.. ELLIOTT q SON,
unar24 dat cod Third Street.
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nWeILing MONse IOr SaIe.

"ytNH. be sold on accommodating
~ terms Lot No. 3, in Block No. 2 in
tSe SOU bern En1argefnent OF EFausviile,
an yVbfeN Is IL new and fine two story
frame dwelling with stable and other out
BUILDINGS. beff a1i1e 1ate residence OF = acpb
TT. Miller, on Chandler street.
a pply ~ the Evansville National Bank,
"a SAMUEL BAYARD, Wee Pres't.
mar26 IL ..-F....F -
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FOR RENT.

WNOR RENT STORE-ROOM A fine
store room. No. 75 Main Street be-
tween = econ I and Thiru. now occupied by
Nickery Brothers, suitable for "A wholesale
or retail store. A lease will be given for
two, three, or Ave years. For particulars
inquire OF John Enrich, or the widow of
VIM. enrich.
ap3 diff LIZZIE ENRICH.
TNOR RENT - STORE-HOUSE - That
IN very desirable store-house, No. Main
Street, VIII be rented to the LIST January
next Apply to CHARLES VIELE.
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Farm for Sale.

a splendid Farm or - ACRES,
&A in the edge OF the City OF Evansville.
Indiana. This farm Is In fun view of the
city. II Is In high state of cultivation,
has one Of the finest dwelling houses In
the country, entirely new, good barn, sta
bles and m necessary Outbufdings. and a
splendid selection Of almost every variety
Of fruit trees, z apes, shrubhery and flew
ers, and plenty OF good water 10 win be
JOld altogether, or the improvements with
part OF the land. For further particu-
lars inquire of ALNAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
an29-3m.
woe SALE-SEED OATS-2OOo bu shell
Chicago Seed Oats.
marli dtt BATS ID s. STA RT.