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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-17

WIN. Aliens request for 81 900 on
contract was granted.
Hetltlons to refund taxes CHROME
ously assessed were referred tn the
COMMITTEE on Erroneous Assess
ments. ''eoS-
ID. Rosenthals bill was laid nm tho
table, all that was due him@b 80,
been previously allowed. us
Sundry other bills were laid ovor
for further examination.
The Mayor submitted sundrS aide
walk reports, which were annrovad
and the amounts ordered to be as
sessed up.
Prof. Cow was granted leave 10
plant shade trees around the citv
High School lot, also on the Part
school grounds in Lamasco.
The Mayor announced that the in
ssurance policy.on the old High School
building had expired, and is was or
dered to be renewed.
n communication was received from
r. Il. Robinson, attorney for Harriet
faVne, proposing to sell to the CITY
the house and lot adjoining the old
high, School building, which was re-
terred to Schneider and Reitz
Mr.. j. SAMSON appeared before tho
Council, asking an equalization of the
rates OF wharfage on coal fats. Re-
tered to special committee consist
ing of Jones, Schneider and Steele
A petition from Mrs. Ann Mcin
nerny, in reference to taxes. was 70
ferred to the Committee on Erroneo,s,
Taxes.
A communication from f. Han.
merstein, relative to his sidewalk was
read, and, on motion, referred to the
Committee on Streets and Alleys.
A like complaint from Mr.. Butts
was disposed of in like manner.
The complaint of III. o. Babeock
u reference to assessment on certain
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lots, was referred to the Committee
on Erroneous Taxes, with Steele
added.
L A petition from Samuel Vickery
asking that taxes assessed erroneous
" be refunded, was likewise referred.
/ A petition was received asking that
the alley 10 Eastern Enlargement,
from Sixth to Seventh Street, be
graded, which was granted.
August Gremse asked that the city
pay for repiiring damage done to his
building by imper ect drainage. Re-
ferred to special committee, consist
ing of Stockfeth and Mesker.
A petition was received from John
j. Marlette, asking that Fifth Street
be graded and guttered from Main to
Locust, and sidewalk of Glass No. Il
ordered TO be laid on the southeast
| side Of Fif(h from Main to Locust.
The petition was granted and the
work ordered to be done.
A plank sidewalk was ordered on
the north side of Olive Street from
Smith Street to the corporation line.
Also on the north side of Powell
from Centerto SIKH S rect.
Ordered. to repair plank sidewalk
on the south side of Washington
Street.
Il petition 70 make certain improve
ments on Washington Street, now
going on, was laid on the table.
O. A Speaker was granted license
to sell whisky on the corner of Fourth
and Walnut Streets.
A communication was received
from the City Engineer, asking for
no -fasraf ~ II
ers, which was referred to the Com
miftee on Sewers.
A petition from DIR. Hallock was
read by james D. Jones. his attorney.
demanding that the market house on
Fourth Street be removed immedi-
ately, and signifying a purpose r.. ra.
sort to coercion IN case the demand Is
not complied With.
Conrad Sts.s..oer was granted license
to sell whisky
Sundry other sidewalks were or
dered. a
Mrs. Isaac Mills was granted per-
mission to tap Locust Street sewer.
A petition was received from Will
lard Carpenter, In behalf of property
owners In Blocks Ii and 81, Eastern
Enlargement, asking certain sidewalks
to be made.
On motion, sidewalks of Class l
were ordered to be laid in the locali
ties designated.
a committee was appointed to re-
examine work done by VIM. Bedford,
Jr., on Inlets, consisting of Mesker
aud Steele.
Ordered that pump be placed in
the we'll at the corner Of Ninth and
Cherry Streets, and Mesker and Blem-
ker were entrusted with the work.
Mr. Carpenter appeared before the
Council. trying to explain the cree
ton OF nuisance on the Old burying.
ground. aud TO have permission to let
1t remain. His proposition was not
entertained, aud the Council suddenly
adjourned.
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Crescent City Springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.

TIRE undersigned has the pleasure of
notifying his friends and the public
chat he will keep this beautiful place of
resort open during the Winter as a Res
taurant. and Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
having provided two of those splendid
latest style Brunswick Billiard Tables, an d
thoroughly heated up his Saloons and
TenpiE Alleys for that purpose. He will
be prepared TO serve up OYSTERS and all
other delicacies of the season at the short
est notice, and will from this time keep
constantly on hand the celebrated
KLEINER CINCINNATI BEER.
novI7 dtf ED. WELLER.
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DE EBILITATED,

Whose sufferings have been protract-
ed from hidden causes, and whose
cases require prompt treatment to
render existence desirable. Do you
feel weak, debilitated, easily tired
Does a little extra exertiop produce
palpi tation Of the hearth Does your
liver. or urinary organs, or your kid
neys. frequently get out of order? Do
you have spells of short breathing or
dysp epsia? Are your bowels consti-
pate d? Do you have spells of faint
ing, or rushes of blood to the head
Is your memory impaired? Is your
mind constantly dwelling upon this
sub ject9 Do you feel dull, listless,
mo ping, tired of company. Of
life z Do you wish to be left
alo ne, to. get away from every
body2 Does any little thing
make you start or jump? Is your
sleep broken or restless? Is the !us-
tire of your eye as brilliant? the bloom
of your cheek as bright? Do you en-
joy yourself in society as well2 Do
you pursue your business with the
same energy? Do you feel as much
confd ence in yourself? Are your
spirits dull and tagging, given to fits
of me lancholy? If so, do not lay it
to yoS ,r liver or dyspepsia. Have you
restle 80 nights2 Your back weak
your knees weak, and have but little
appeti tie, and you attribute this to
dyspef STA or liver complaint?
How many men, from badly-cured
disease IS, from the effects of self-abuse
and ez cesses. have brought about that
state of weakness in those organs that
has reduced the general system so
much as to induce almost every other
disease ,-idiocy, lunacy, paralysis spi-
nal affections, suicide, and almost
every other form of disease which |
umauity is heir to, and tho real |
a use of the trouble scarcely ever
u 'pected, and have doetored for all |
ut the right one?
d 'seases of those organs require the /
So IF a di' uretic. HELMBOLD'S |
'LUI d Elk TRACT BUCHU is the
reat iiuretio and is certain cure
II disc. ases of the Bladder. Kidneys,
-ravel. Dropsy, Organic Weakness,
emale L 'omplail ITS, General Debility,
nd all diseases of the Urinary Or
ans. whether exl sting in male or
male, from whate yer cause origin
ing, and o matt ,r of how long
anding.
IF no tree .tment is submitted to
resumption or Insanl 'ty may ensue
ar flesh nd blood a. &C supported
ON these sources, and our health
ID happin. sss, and that Oh posterity,
pend upo n prompt use of reliable
medy.
HELME OLD'S EXTRACT BU-
estai. ,lshed upward of eiG h:een
lrs, prep AIRED by
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Coon CUsToMER.-We were in
formed yesterday that the amount of
loans now made by the City Council
in the Banks of this city exceeds
ei9h,y thousand dollars. With renew
ais every sixty days, with the liberal
di. counts charged by those institu-
tions, we should judge the city was
proving a cool customer But the
p ople are paying for it at the collect.
or's office with fearful" reality.
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CHANCE FOR CHEAP Farm =
Those who purchase tickets in the
great land sale authorized by the
Legislature of Kentucky, in Hender.
son County, stand fair chance to
come into possession of magnificent
farm for a few dollars. The tickets
are going off rapidly everywhere.
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CUTTING EYE Those who
sought a change 10 the city govern
ment last Spring to secure low taxes,
are having their eye teeth cut very
se2sibly when they go to the collect
or Office these days aud see what
they are expected to pay. They gen.
orally find that they owe about twice
as much taxes this year as they did
last on the embarrassment. ADem-
ocratIe. city government is indeed
proving to be an expensive luxury.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-Almost the en-
tire day was consumed in the Circuit
Court, yesterday, in the trial of a civil
suit of soma magnitude. Two or
three liquor cases were previously dis
posed of, the parties being fined So in
each case. The civil case was pro.
oeeded with up to Al o'clock, when
Court adjourned till 81 O'Clock this
morning.
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EcanOmY Is Wealth.

"AH, MOrHERI MOTHERI you
~ need not buy me new Furs this
winter You can get my old gray and
white Furs cleaner. and shaped, and re-
IL ed. Emma got her white Furs clea ned
ana mace to look like new al Mis- BUT
TRISS'S, near the corner OF Second and
Mulberry Streets
Why: my dear, thought she only
bleached Bonnets."
Ga, yes; she cleans Furs and white
FIumes, or dyes them; and keeps a nice
assortment or Velvets and Trimmings,
and makes new Hats and Bonnets, and
nxes old ones so nice aud cheap. Do give
her all! Don't forget Near the corner
OF second and Mulberry Streets InOt7dlw
STRAYED OR SFOLEN-HORSE-A
- sorrel horse, four years old. AZ hands
nigh, white spot on off side, white IN face,
Ielt eye glass. Was taken from my house,
nine miles below Evans VILE. by a Mr..
Noah Nussen, on last Saturday morning
ANY IerSon leaving information OF the
ABOVE at this office will be literally re-
warded ELIJAH DrCAMP
novl7 div
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PosTPoNED.-In consequence of the
inclemency of the weather last nigbt
Mr.. Gotthold's parlor entertainment
and the levee of the Circassian Lady
at Turner Hall, was postponed until
tonight. 1t is expected that Turner
Hall will be crowded tonight to wit.
ness this great entertainment.
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ECONOMY IS WEALTH. There is
no necessity for going to Cincinnati
or Louisville to have furs cleaned.
Mrs. Bdttress, corner Of Second aud
Mulberry Streets, can do it just as
nice as it can be done in any city. See
her card ia advertising columns, and
give her call. !.
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LIBERAL ALLOWANCES BY refer
ence to the proceedings of the Coun-
eli it will be seen that bills to the
amount OF $5,877 10 were allowed
yesterday.
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JUSTICE EMERY's CoURT.-An in
teresting and somewhat important
case was occupying the attention of
Justice Emery. yesterday afternoon,
as his Office was packed full of people,
aud crowd was gathered about the
door. 1t was civil suit, as we learn,
involving a considerable sum of
money.
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The DRUMMER BoY.-Notwitb-
standing the inclemency of the wealth
er, there was fair audience at the
Opera House last night, to witness
the last presentation of the Drummer
Boy. The performance was very sat-
isfactorily received. and the receipts
would just about cover expenses.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Chas. Smallhouse,
of Rumsey, Kentucky, is in the city.
experimenting the loading and out
fitting Of the Ada Lyon.
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uxury OF a Democratic Admins.
CoUNcIL CHAMBER,

Evansville, November 9, 1858. !
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present-His Honor Mayor
Walker, and Councilmeu Blemker
Steele, Schneider, Stockfleth, Kolle'
Rocker and Mesker. Absent
Conncilmen Jones and Reitz.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read aud approved.
The following bills were presented
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Dfgr Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner OF Third and Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. Toc26 diff
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Roekport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
yiis,l carrying the mail, leaves at 4; M,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. n, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ. ~
Mt. Vernon Mall Stage leaves daily lex
ceDt Sundays at IA. Nj. Arrives daily Tex
sept Sundays by 2 P. M -
To NEwBTRG.-HaoK daily Except sun
day,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
o'clock p. VI.
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FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family flour sold IN the city, the
Cynthiana Mills. also, rye -four for
sale by I'll. ID. Allis & Co., First St.,
second door below Vino.
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-1OOOO go - " 1871 M q q

10000 AGENTS WANTED IN
I've OWW al paris OF ihe United
STATES 20 sell our immense list OF nearly
LOO different BOOKS, BIBLES, and PHO
TOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. Every family
wants something from it.
Ca alogues furnished free on application
ana books sent post paid 30 any addTess on
receipt OF price, Canvaasins books. con-
tanning The lst, with prices, together with
blank sheets aud printed heading for en-
IollInS list Of names, sent free 10 any one
on receipt % 90 ceuts
Any body can sell from 100 TO LOCO OF
these books Almost anywhere. For terms
10 agents AMI other information, address
JOHN n. POTTER & %, Publishers, Nos.
Pennsylvania.
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New Acknowledgements.


gETUE CHEAT NEW YORK AGRT.
Il cultural, horticultural, and FAMILY
Newspaper. The RURAL AMERICAN,
punished IN the city ar New York, is now
the LARGEsP AMI MOST ELEGANT paper or
It's class In the United States Price 81 90
year; 10 copies Sl2 90; ~ copies 30, or
only ONE lOLLAH a yearl Every sub
scriber In clubs OF ten, at 81 80, will receive
q free package Of EARLY ROSE POTA-
TOES, selling az $40 per barrel, POST PAID,
worth 81 % The kural American ~ every.
where a. fnitted 10 be the best, cheapest
and most practical farmerB' and fruit
growers paper I'm this country. It's editor
in-chief Is an old farmer and fruit grower
OF forty yearS experienced The publica-
Ton OF this paper was removed IN June
last from Uttca, New York, to New York
CITY, and the editorial and business Office
TO New Brunswick, N. j. (near New York;
where us proprietor owns a f. run within
the city limits, OF ID acres worth $4,000:
and also has a lar e cash capital 10 insure
perinnneDcy 10 his publications. Cub
agents wanted everywhere, who are paid
a very liberal compensation. samples OF
paper, blank subscription lists &c free.
address 4. II. MINER, New BIuuswIcK,
New Jersey. .H
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[, o. Q. F--Phe Grand Encamp-
meqt o. Odd Fellows meets in Indi-
| aH4polis to-day aud the Grand Lodge
meets to-Rorrow. The railroads. for
the first time in the history of the or
der, we believe, issued half fare tick
cts to representatives and members
attending these grand bodies. and it
Is expected an unusually large attend
ance on the session VIII be the conse
quence. A number OF the brother
hood left this city yesterday morning
among whom were Brothers James
D. Riggs-one of the late Grand Rem.
resenoatives-Hiram Nelson, Ronald
Fisher. Becker, and several others.
THE WEATHER. = The aspeet of
the weather at midnight last was cal
cElated TO admonish US OF the rapid
approach of winter. The temperature
declined rapidly between dark and
midnight, when the wind came sharp
and cutting from the Northwest, and
the clouds were dsnsely black as if
charged With snow, and we shall not
DC surprised to see the earth white
this morning.
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Beg The American Gros Grain
Black Silks are now for the first time
successfully manufactured in this
country, They are full in weight,
peautltu.. IN fabric and appearance;
Decides durable. aud a saving of
twenty to twenty-five dollars on a
dress pattern. These beautiful Ameri;-
can stfIes are on exhibition at Cool
idge's New York Store. Ladies, 90
and see them. IL dTue&Fri's.
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River DislsascI,es

LOUISVILLE, November 16.-River
stationary. with 81 feet water in the
canal. Weather cloudy and warm.
Thermometer falling.
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Rag Venison, Quaiis. Gquirrels and
Rou.fry, Just received this morning at
the New York Grocery. Cranberries.
Eastern buckwheat -four, the finest of
syrgps. choice apples, fresh oysters.
al kinds of new dried fruits in fact
everything in the Grocery line-is to
be found here, and at the loaoest prices
PARSONS, SCovILLE & MoFFErT
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SPEER's PoRT WINE.-The Port
grape is now cultivated in this coun-
try Tor a wine unexcelled by any other
y n Its mellow luiciness, richness of
flavor, and brilliancy of color. The
grape has been brought to a perfec-
TON aeyer attained in Portugal. by
Mr. A. Speer. IN his vineyard, New
Jersey. Physicians say il Is superior
to imported Port for invalids, and in
Summer it is more agreeable and re-
freshing than claret. Clergymen use
1t for its purity as a communion
wine, while the most fashionable
families drink it as a dinner wine,
-Neao York Tribune.
Some of our drn 0gisfs kaan IL
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" Blessed Is the man vino Ir.s. Hn
slsepiH says 6auCho Pauza. Hlu waI.
Dteassd 1S the man who invented HHH
Means of remcdyluR the neglect .HuI u.ia-.
fortune that changed my locks EfHH .. 800
ny time, or reaped the harvest of uIT I liL
usIole the detsOu OF uuy decay. Iu ' . peel
retrs Vegetable Hair EuaturHtlVe" fa.fat.
1s ascflDed merits possessed bT tNW uf.
nOne OF the usual remedies Tor badness
and premature gray hair. The testimony
atals OF its efficacy are uumefuu. aud
trrep roachable nEa
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THE APPLE Of DIsCoRD.-A high
old muss was kicked up in ancient
times among the goddesses, according
to mythology, by an apple of gold
inscribed TO the fairest," being
rolled furtiveiy into their playground,
and 1t pat Jupiter to his stumps to
stop the snarl. We all have painful
experience of the effects of mother
Eve going iuto the fruit business nd
the apple Of discord still produces
difficulty. Yesterday morning an old
gentleman from Kentucky was in the
city with two of his young hopefuls,
and being in family grocery, the pro-
prietors kindly gave each of the
lads an apple, AMI the old man
two. Shortly afterwards the BOYS.
were passing fruit store.
where nice apples and nuts are tanpt
ingly displayed on the pavement. The
proprietor noticed one of the boys hay-
Ing two apples ia his hand, and suppos
ing ne had purloined them-from mis-
stock In trade, seized the boy and
took the apples from him. TIE Pater
ff'nihas coming up and inquiring the
cause OF difficulty, was seized by the
collar by the irrate fruit vender. VIII,
would hear toano explanation. In
vain the boys protested their inno-
cence, and in vain the father offered
to pay for the apples. The fruit
erer could not be appeased, and it was
only By the interference of the spec.
Iators that fight was prevented.
The old gentleman and his novs
proceeded towards the river. but alter
with his boys and learn
ng their version of the story. return
I'd with the avowed determiaation Ito
have the matter settled right" and a
lew war OF words commenced. which
would doubtless have ended in blows
lad not Ed. Martin appeared on the
round aud conquered peace. 1t was
dearly a mistake on. the part Of the
ruit vender
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Terre Baute and Indiaaarrlis.
OHIO and Mississippi Railroad.
FRAN YINCEENEs.
srEAMROAT LTNEs.

To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
saturday at 10 O'Clock AN. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8
o'clock p. NJ.
To CAIRo-Daily. except Sunday, at 8
o'clock y. NJ.
10 9REEN RTyEE.-Every "Wednesday
and Saturday at s o'clock p. N. Every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock P. N.
To EAsrPoRT. - Every Tuesday and
FRIDAY st O'Clock p. n.
To he sDERsoS-Daiiy. except Sundays,
~ 3 o'clock PM. esr
To NAsHvTLLE-Every Thursday at four
m.
To MENPHIs-Semi-week
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TUEspAY ..................NovEMBIFR II, 1866
CITY N EW S.
Council Proceedings.

CITY ORDERS FOR SALE AT THIS
OFFICE,
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City Council Proceedings.

City Council Proceedings.
The Scrip Mill Still at Work.
ALLOWANCES FOR ONE WEEK
$5,677 10. ~
Luxury OF q Democratic Admins.
tFatiOn.
A BUDGET OF COMPLAINTS rOR
TAXATION.
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HANS ANDERSEN

HANS AN DEftsEN
And THE
RI YER SID E.MA GAZLNE
q For YOUNG PEOPLE.
HANS CHRIsTGAV ANDERSEN, the Great
est btging StOfy Teller, will send new arti-
Giles dircc TO the RIVERSIDE. The non vol
ume begins JanLary, 1869. aud viii be
brighter and nesher than ever.
SPLEHDIDs PRBMrURf.
We will give 10 every subscriber for 1869
VINO sends ~ 50 (the regular pnce) directly
70 us, copy OF the elegant Cnroma,
THE QUAcK DOorOR,
By Henry l.. Stephens
Reproduced IN rich cO'Orp, for our subacri-
bers only. Size I6x ~ inches. and well
worth .. Copies viii ne sent by mail, pre-
paid, IN tie order Of substitution.
AURD n HOUGHTON, Publishers,
459 Boone street, New York.
samples of Magazines sent fUr - cents.
Prospectus free.
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II IS NEVER Too LATE TO MEND
neither is il too late to rid your blood
OF a troublesome humor by the use of
Or. j. w. Poland's Hqmor Doctor.
Very pleasant to the taste. Sold by
cloud 4 Aiken. pov16 2td&1tu
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T-lOH HEhT-- BASEMENT CD. Than
- inent fthe Gumherla d ere.Hvfr.
Ahufeh5 corner Ul Second HHd .Ee.I.
streets. This would be- Is very l.#...
Place for o. ching tfH.tc 1r DfuufaJ.
LtnHftn0. ALSO, % good fpum for aH Fl. .
I4uuirp ~ ALVAET Or .H .eu.r
nu1J ull ltaul Fefaf. a.H
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LOCAL NOTICES.

= Bas The very best French Corsets
for sale at HUcups's
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COrOner's Inquest no. a.

RWELD ON IHHE M0mK Oh IA W.F
80 found drowned, supposed 90 ht
ntIned ~. w. LLOKD, al Pigeon. Gre. k.
Nanderburgh County, Stale Of TuII. "a.
on the 8lst day Of October, 1868. Tuu rp
Ind from The evidence that tue do.s 81
came to his death by dr0WuIuee Un# m
the time OF his death he was nHgHf 81, .l IL.
old 90 10 inches high; Hud uu hIs Usr-
son black sack coat, black vs-t nIHce ..# Lh
pants white shirt, seWed boots HIEUf q q
spit open black unir: mus .arI. FL Id
whisheis black and short. hafl.n. 81
value found on BODY.
~AMIJET, T. III "A Win
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Evansville, Tndinnn.


NULUWUI y III IUHIl IVUl IVT
II ED ON ThhE u Cd sd II or u
Al. woman named Mile jesse, WHO'S.
body was found 20 tno residence of r
Groves, on Mulberry Street bafW# au
Fourth aud Finn ln The Clty OF ETalE
vile, State of Indiana, ON the - uHF
November, 1868, the Jury being daily aN#rI
dnd from the evidence, That tho aeUea-Hr
came 10 her death Dy npOpieEy OFF POI.
braint and 90 the time Of her daatH .h
was about 3D. years Old; feet IUH Ie
high; had on her person, when luulH, Fl
black calico striped dress. NuIlIuH u.
Yalue found on body
SAMUEL II. HANLTE.
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