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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22
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Seml-Centennial Anniversary
AT
Evansville, Ind, April Goth, 1869.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES.

PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES.
Assemble at Odd Fellows Hall at
124 O'clock P. NJ.
PROCESSION.
Will form on First Street, right
resting on Vine, and proceed down
First Street to Fulton Avenue; up
Fulton Avenue to Fourth Street; up
Fourth to Leet; down Leet to Car
penter; up Carpenter to Third; up
Third to Main; up Main to Sixth; up
Sixth to Chestnut; down Chestnut to
Third; up Third to Oak; down Oak
to Second; down Second to Walnut /;
down Walnut to First; down First to
the Opera House.
EXERCISES AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
/. Music by the G. @. S. Band.
2. Ode by the Order.
g. Prayer by Rev. j. P E. Kumler
Pastor of the Walnut Street Presby-
terian Church.
4. Music by the Cornet Band.
5. Address by 2. G. General j. NJ
Shackleford.
6. Music.
z. Ode by the Order.
s. Benediction by Rev. Bro. Spru-
lille Burford, Pastor of Church Holy
Innocents.
After which the Order will reform
in procession on First Street-right
resting on Mainland proceed down
Main to Water, down Water to Di-
vision, up Division to First, up First
to Hall
At which time the Order will be
dismissed, to re-assemble at 81 o'clock
P NJ, when it will reform in process
sion and proceed down First to Sup
per at the National Hall, corner First
and Vine Streets. A~place will be
provided Tor invited guests not mem
bers Of the Order.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
p. @. Ronald Fisher, Chairman; p.
G. Chris. Miller, P G. George Miller,
P. G. NJ Becker, r. f. Schor, d. NJ
gent, B. f. Hinkie, j. w. Henson,
and Samuel p. Schwing.
MARSHALS.
Chief MarshaAP. CIV. G. Larkin.
Assistants-P. @. VIM. G. Turnock,
P. G. Henry Bennighoff, 2. G. Chas.
Schaum, 2. g. David S. Anderson,
P. G. Samuel N. Curniek, and E. P.
Elliott.
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-ErORSES AND CARTS = TO haul
- gravel Apply Immediately to JOHN
NUGENT, on gravel boat, foot of Locust
Street apr20 81
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CHANGE OF TINE ON THE f. & c.

CHANGE OF TIME ON THE E. & G.
RAILRoAD-On and after Monday
next, the Vincennes Accommodation
train win be withdrawn, and two pas
senger trains run through each way
daily, as follows:
Leaves Evansville at 1920 A. NJ.
and 4 80 P. NJ; leaves Princeton at
II 40 A. NJ. and 5:49 P. NJ. leaves Vim
cennes at II 90 P. NJ. aud 1904 P. NJ 4;
leaves Carlisle at 2:15 P. II. and 1874
P. d.; leaves Sullivan at 2:42 p. NJ.
and 8 80 P. N; arrives at Terre Haute
at 3 :55 P. NJ. and 1908 P. NJ, connecting
with the Express trains both East and
West. Returning, leaves Torre Haute
at GAO A. NJ. and AS P. NJ; leaves
Sullivan at z 40 A. N. and 5:57 P. NJ. ;
leaves Carlisle at 8:15 A. NJ. and 6:24
P. NJ; leaves Yincenues at 9:25 A. NJ.
and z :55 p. NJ; leaves Princeton at
1887 A. NJ. and 9:07 p. NJ; arrives at
Evansville at IL 80 A. NJ. and 1921
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arEAMBOAT IINEs

10 LOUTsYILLE.-EFery Monday and
saturday at 10 O'Clock Am. Every Tuesday,
W Wednesday,, Thursday, and Saturday ~ q
o'clock r. II.
To CAIRO--Daity, except Sunday, ut
o'clock r. N.
10 GREEN RIVER Every Tuesday and
Saturday At / O'Clock PM. Every Thursday
NJ q O'Clock p. N.
TO EAsTFORT. Every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at 4 O'Clock p. NJ.
TO HE SDERsOH Daily. except Sundays,
at 3 O'Clock Pm.
10 NASHVILLE Every Wednesday and
Saturday at p. n.
40 MEmPHIs-Every Tuesday at p. NJ.
fsockportS stage tVla Newburgh and Boon
Ville,) carrying the mali, leaves at a. NJ,
on Mondays, Wedn esdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. RI, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at 7 A. NJ Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by P. n.
Mt. Vernon Mail stage leaves daily lex
cspt Sundays) at 7 A. NJ. Arrives daily tex
sept Sundays) by p. NJ
TO NEwBURa.-HacK daily Except sun
1ay0 from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'Clock p. NJ.
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Notice to Contraction /.

April 9Th, 1859.
The Common Council of the City OF
Evansville will receive sealed proposals
until the 10Th day of May. 1859. for grading
and paving the alley situate between
Front street and Second Street, aud ex-
ten ding from Fulton Avenue TO FIRST
street, "a Block No. l33.
By order of the Council
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
BY Z. A. MCGRIEF, Deputy.
city Clerks ON e, EvansviI'e ?, A prii I'D .
1869 ~ ss.- fr-fapr22 DIT Union copv
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FORGED AN ORDER.-A negro man
left watch with negro woman, in
the upper part of the city few days
ago, and couple of darkies forged an
order for the same yesterday after
noon, and got possession of the time
piece. 4 couple of negroes were
arrested last evening, bat upon inves-
tigation it was found they were not
the men. and were released.
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BILLS LAID OVERLY the Coun-
ell proceedings it will be found that
many bills were allowed last night !;
but large number were laid over for
further investigation, the aggregate of
which foot up thousands Of dollars.
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BUSINESS wholesale mer-
chants were busy yesterday, and piles
of goods were to be seen in front of
various establishments, ready for
ahipment on the pockets.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Court was
engaged during a part of the day yes
terday in hearing the case Of the State
against John Nurre, for embezzle-
ment, of which mention was made in
yesterdays JOURNAL Robert Hill
spoke to the jury last evening, and
when he got through the case was
continued until day. Col DENLY
will make the closing speech this
morning.
We mentioned few days ago that the
jury in the case of Fitzgerald against
Nat. Drew and N. B. Haywood, had
given a verdict for the plaintiff, and
that a motion was made for new
trial. Yesterday the Judge over
ruled the motion, and awarded dam
ages in the sam of 81, $40. Defend
ants then took an appeal to the Su-
preme Court. The jury gave a YER
dict for 81 $50, but the plaintiff agreed
to throw off $3.50.
Michael Mcguire published be-
fore as Michael McOleery) was tried
for stealing three cedar buckets from
the grocery of Vickery Brothers. He
plead guilty to having stolen two
buckets. and was fined So, sent to the
county Jail for thirty days, and dis
franchised for FIVE years.
In the case of Nathaniel Morton
(colored) against Daniel Aiken, ac-
ton to recover wages, which was
tried on Monday before the Judge
without jury, the Judge found for
the plaintiff in the sum of 1923. A
motion was made for new trial, and
time was given to file reasons.
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SPECIAL PoLICE.-There was con
siderable discussion in the Council
last night over the bills of the special
police, who were on duty on election
day. Last year the Democratic Coun-
Gil would not pay any of them unless
they first took an oath that they did
no electioneering, and many had never
got any pay for the same. The bill
put in last night was for SO each for
one day, but the Council cut it down
to 81 so each, and did not require
them to swear.
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FEW ADyRRYESgHgSTS.
StraVad.

HAGEG S. From the farm of the SUBJ
~ scri5er four miles west Of Springfield,
Lynn Township. PoseY County, on or
ABOUT the 18th INST, two colts, one a rwo-
year-old black hily, and q one-y ear old
horse colt of "a roam color. A liberal re-
ward Will be paid for their return to the
their recovery.
apr2s DIT EVAN THOMAS
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Notice to Contractors.

April 5ih, 1869.
The Common Council of the City of
EzV nsyllle VIII receive sealed proposals
until May 10th, 1863, for grading and
paving the alley situated between Walker
Street and GoOdsell ST. eet, and extending
from Center Street to Third Street, in
Block NO. II, Fourth. Enlargement.
BY order OF the Council.
Am. MCGRIF Clerk
BY r.. a. MCGRIFF Deputy
city Clerk s Office, Evansville April I'D,
1869. fapr22 DIT Union cow
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PEACoCKs.-There are quite a num-
Der of peacocks in town, and they
make considerable noise. 1t is said
to be sure sign of rain, when they
are heard frequently.
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REMOVAL OF THE MARKET HOUSE
The City Council met at the Council
Chamber yesterday morning to take
action In regard to. the petition ask
ing the removal Of the upper Market
House. The Council did not go to
view the grounds, as their minds were
made up, and they did not think it
necessary. 1t was decided that as the
matter was in the Supreme Court. the
Council could not take any action in
case, but would have to let it be de-
cided by the law. This was the uni
versal opinion, and the Council ad-
jourued without doing any further
business.
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Order for sEone CurbIng.

Q 5r lIf- April 10Th, 1869.
And now It is hereby ordered and dir ect-
ed by the Common Council. of the City of
Evansville, that the owners OF all lots or
parts Of lots fronting on the following
streets ca use good sound stone cUrbing.
required by the ordinance of the city, to
be FURNISHED and set as follows. VIZ:
On the northwest side of Main Street,
from the northeast side OF the alley situate
between Fourth and Fifth Streets to the
northeast curb-line Of Eighth Street:
On the southeast side Of Main Street,
feom the northeast side of the alley be-
tween Fourth and Fiflh Streets TO the
northeast curb-line OF Eighth Street;
On The nOTthW est side OF Sycamore
Street, from the line of water ON Front
Street TO the northeast side of Eighth
street;
On the southeast eide of Sycamore Street.
from the line o. water on Front Street TO
the northeast side Of Eighth Street.
By order of tile Council.
A AZ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
BY Il A. McGRI-F, Deputy.
CITY Clerk Office. Evansville, Aprh I'D,
1862 fap22 d3t Union copy.
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Notioa 70 Gnntrantnra

a.e March 22d. 1869.
The Common Council OF the civ of
Evansytlle Will receive sealed proposals
until the 10th day of May, 1862 for grading
and paving the alley situate between
Water ana First Streets, and extending
nom ~ Mulberry Street to Oak street
By order OF the Council
A. II. MC3RIFF, Clerk.
By -. A. MCGRIFF Deputy.
City Clerks 0ffice. Evansville, Aprii 2ld
4oo5. lapr-2 DIT Union COPY.
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THE PLAoE.-Merchants and 9TH
ers wanting JOB Printing, done neatly
aud promptly. will remember that the
Journal Office is the best and cheap
est place.
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CURTAILING EXPENsEs.-From the
Vincennes Gazette we learn that the
Erie Railroad has failed to fulfil its
contract with the Ohio & Mississippi,
and the latter road is involved in
loss, which compels the managers to
make an effort to curtail expenses.
1t Is reported that from sixty to sew
enty-hve men have been discharged
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Bg5- The rock that is being taken
up in the improvement of Main
Street. is being hauled off and .depos-
tied on the Seventh Street market
snaee
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from the mAehiEs shops e. Vtaosansb
and elsewhere along the line, and that
a still further reduction of employees.
will be made. t- ga
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NEW SHOE SToRE.-The dry goods
house Of Schapker & Bussing is being
partitionea of, and Messrs. Kramer
Il Salat will open it on or about the
26th of April, with a new and splen-
did stock of boots and shoes.
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CITY N E,W S.

MAGAzINEs.-Fish & Barter have
received Pataona's Monthly and
FranA les les Ladg's Nagasiae for
Nav.
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THE WAVERLEY NOVELS

Al The Uniform Ps7ce ~ I't0enty-JiUe
fF ~ Crnfs per ROibDie.
Each volume Illustrated with an engraved
F rrOntispiece, and bound IN an Llu-
min, ted tartan cover.
Complete in 70 volumes, as follows:
l. WaVerIey.
=. IvanhOe. -
. Kenil worth.
4. Guy Managing
o. Afrttq Iary.
6. Rob Roy.
s. Pie Black Dwarf, and A Legend of
MOngrOse H.aaE
g. Bride of 15amTneFmOor.
TO- Heart OF Midlothian.
II. The Monastery.
p The a blot. ifet
r. The Pirate
IA. Fortunes of Nigel.
Is. PevefH OF the Feak.
Is. Quentin Durward. EL
n IL 81. Romans Well.
10. The Betrothed, and Highland Widow.
%. The Tai1sman.
q. Woodstock.
-. Far Maid OF Perth.
-. Anne OF Geierstein.
n. Count Robert OF Paris.
25.4The Surgeons D2us inter-.
Any volume mailed, post free, on re-
For SIX. DOLLA RS we will send by mail,
prepaid, the entire set OF WANERLEY Nov
ELs ana ~ no copy q a new ftee ~ Ltase f0-
For TEN DOLLARS we will send by
mail prepaid asatof DICKENS (tn uulform
stylf), ~ volumes, and WAvERLEY, % vol
ume-- The cheapest Zen Dollars worth to
be found ia the whole range OF Literature.
Forty three VOLUMES for ten dollars
ANY FIFTY VOLUAf rs, selected at pleas
ure Will be sept to one address 10y express
at the expense OF the purchaserl On receipt
of the retail price. tssz0 pr cent.
Any ONE II UNDRED VOLUMES, selected at
pleasure, Will be sent TO one address (by
ex press at the expense of The purchase
on. rece'2 OF the retail price, teas p per
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ID ssalnhan

TIME PARTNERaHIP HEEmE TO-.
n fore existing between j. ~. Keegau
and X. Il. MeJOhnHton. known as the nrm
OF kcegan q McJohnstou, Dos this day disc
solved by mutual consent, Dc d. MclohuH
stDn withdrawing from The hrm, ThW
business will be- continued by I w. ke8s
gan. All parties having claims against
the firm are requested Co present them for
pay meut and fll parties Indebted 90 the
firm are requested 60 call Hmd settle lmeae-
diateiv. 81. W. R mlt8A N,
b. j.. MCIOuN5TON.
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CARED FORA man was found
yesterday morning piled up in door
way on Sycamore Street, SO awful
drunk that he did not know anything.
A dray was called for and the man
was hauled to the station house. He
was so drunk that he could not tell
his name, but he is native of the
Isle of Erin
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BEGAN.-The work of fitting up
the new room for the Post Office was
commenced YesterdaY.
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A GREAT CONVENIENCE = The
Evansville aud Cairo packet Company
are affording the citizens of Mount
Vernon and immediate landin gs,
peculiarly favorable opportunities
to avail themselves of the
cheap markets of this city. They
carry passengers from and to Mt
Vernon at fifty cents each way.
Those who design to come here to do
their trading and return by the same
boat can remain on board, being sub
ject to an expense of only 81 for the
round trip. The saving 10 prices,
even on small purchases, would more
than repay the expense of the trip, to
say nothing of the pleasure afforded
by a ride on such el6g CANT and finely
appointed boats as now ply hence to
Cairo. The ladies of Mount Vernon
can leave home after dark one day,
do their shopping in this city, having
splendid stocks to choose from, and
return home by dark the next eve
ming, all at the paltry expense of one
dollar.
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HORTICULTURAL SoCIETY.-As the
season for plants, fruits and flowers
is now opening, we hope to see the
Horticultural and Pathological So
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YN REFINING FROM TaHE ABOVE
a. firm, return mg sincere thnnka DO our
many customers, and the public generally.
hope the same may he eUtendeU fn my
former pnrtuer and tucceFa0r, nfr. j. "
Ktegln. r. p MCIOHNBTON
March 23d, 1880 lthn2l d2W
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGs.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

Council met at y O'Clock p. N.
Present-Mayor Walker aud Council
men Steinbach. Hopkins, Orr, Semo-
min. Stumpf, Hodson, Wiltshire and
Doughty.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
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THANKs.-Billy Sherwood, express
messenger on the o. &. M. r. R and
George w. Hill, messenger on the
E. & G. R, R., have our thanks for
lafe Eastern papers. 4 sf.s..,.-t
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Pocket PICKED. "A gentleman,
while trying to buy a ticket at the
circus ticket-wagon, on Tuesday night,
was robbed of silver watch. 1t was
done by some one In the crowd who
knew what he was about. The watch
guard was cut, and the victim only
got off with the key and part of the
guard People have to be on the
lookout when in crowds like that
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UNKNowN.-On Tuesday night
little infant only a few hours old. was
left in front of the residence Of vii
liam Valdez, corner OF Franklin
Street aud Seventh Avenue. The
wife of Officer Franz Schnorbus took
it in charge, and it win be sent to the
Orphan Asylum if its unnatural
mother is not discovered.
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. Murphy and Capt.
John r. Hugo, of New Harmony;
Ed. I. Sullivan, of Mt. Vernon; Capt.
Robert Reading, of Saline Mines; 1.
8. Moore, of Boonville. and S. j..
Bingham. of Hazelton, were in the
city Yesterday. 40 -.
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DIED

WAKELA. - On Tuesday night, April
goth. 1869, of pneumonia, Mrs. UsAE
WAKELA, in the seventy. second year OF
her age.
Funeral from the residence OF her SON
in-law. Mr.. a. j. Gillette. on Canal street,
three doors above Fourth, this tFhuTsiay)
afternoon, at o'clock. The friends OF the
family are desired 10 he present.
Mrs. Wakela was born in Bridgeport,
Conn, May 10th, 1897. She was married
November 22d, 1872. A family OF fouT.sons
and two daughters survive her. Her sick
ness was short, extending through only
one week. Fifty years ago she very ear
nestly espOused the cause OF Christ
Although brought up and educated in
the Episcopal Church, she decided to be-
come member of the Methodist Church,
where. during her long life she found
cong-nial associations and a field for
Christian labor. Her life was dlstin-
guishe1 by ardent family attachments, a
high sense of moral principle, iirmness Of
purpose In the execution of right, and
cheerfuIness which was scarcely ever mar
red by a shadow. After lie OF Thought
fulness and principle. she came to her lasl
hour com posed, assured. and peaceful.
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FKOM TERRE RAITE
z. H. & N. r. r., Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Henderson daily Sundays

Leave Henderson daily (Sundays
excepted} $500. ...... 80 p M.
rive al MadiSonvIll 70 Phi.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Nadiscnvlile ..... :l5 A NJ.
rive at Henderson s :05 AM
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BD~ The best standard brands OF
Flour for sale 10 the city:
Eahlberg q Dixon's choice Jami|5E
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills, EE
Bingham's Moon Light, = .b
and a variety Of low grades of super
fine. -
apo II. d. ALLIs 81 Co.
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TfME-TABI. 4
ggansyIlIe I'D OrawiordsvilIe.
GOING NORTH.
COMING SOUTH.

Leave Leave Arrive
Terre Haute. Vincennes. E'Vine.
Vincennes Ac ............. I : ~ A NJ 10 G9 A NJ
Fretght s. Ac. 6 80 N Y 80 NJ :3S ? N
Mail .............. Z :l,3 r NJ 5:s5 Sis
N. B-The Vineennes Accom- mediation
Train leaving at 2:O5 p. NJ, makes close
connection with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad AT VIncenues for st. Louis and
Cairo. rffrf.
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Bg~ Schuermann & Burford, at
the Opera Drug Store, No. Is South
First Street, Chambers Block. have
received their new stock of Perfumes,
Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes, Combs,
and Toilet Soaps,
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MADE TO Everything in
the Shoe line Also, the most com
plete stock of ready made custom
work, aud the cheapest for CASH, to
be found in the Ohio Valley.
aprl5 TURNER a. KUMLER.
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For RENT.

GIX ELEGANT AND WELL VEN
- TILATED Rooms and a large and
cOmmodtous Hall for rent, over J. ]. Mar
lett & sons Dry Goods Store, corner Fifth
and Main. apr2O-lm.
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FOUND.

RRoNEY x on Monday, 10th inst, a
IVA small sum of money, which the
owner can have by calling at the Real
Estate Appraisers office, proving prop
erty, and paying for this advertisements II
THURSDAY ..............,.... APRIL %, 1869.
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DOARDERS can have good boar ding
- and lodging at MRS. FULLER'S, on
second ST, Between Sycamore and Vine.
Three nice rooms now unOccupied. n23tt
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BG- The stock of Perfumeries and
fne Toilet Articles kept by T. G..
Bridwell & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled In
Evansville. mars If
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RAJ The new style lined India Silk
Sun Umbrellas at Hughes'.
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.ARSHALS.

Chief MarshaNP. c. v. G. Larkin.
Assistants-P. G. VIM. G. Turuock,
P. G. Henry Bennighoff, 2. G.. Chas.
Schaum, 2. g. David S. Anderson,
P. G.. Samuel n. Curniek, and E. ?.
Elliott.
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ORANGES AT AUoTION-Eiram
Nelson will sell at auction this morn
ing at 9 O. clock, at his auction room,
opposite the Post Office, Locust Street,
Is boxes of oranges, groceries, house
hold furniture, Sc 1t
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BOARDING,

0EsDEslS FOR SOB WORK. Blank
W Books. &c. al Journal once. Lfe25
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D9 Sixty mats Of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. Il. ID. HEIMAN's.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22

DLAC8k SETTH-Who can do general
ID smithing, and WORK. somewhat in
wood. Good reference required. Address
MCCORMICK & SHELBY.
i9-dSt Scuffietown, KY.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22
LOCAL SoTTCES

IoE CREAM.-H. Herman has opened
his Ice Cream Saloon, and is ready to
serve up the best ice cream and soda
water, at As Main Street ap22 Ct