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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON April Ail mCoosos open 9ot for sud 93i
or hs secouet usied States Hefwen beads are qaes iat
ot9eks are quiet st ga for Ede and sei 6r lin"A -
s Ap1i Nli Pe oDen- 9aie' ~ l1a -.
ang aud IT'D for hdsg Orleans The sales OF TIE day
SrsaeA $3.50 baes Bread,'sHs-FOur 2i3 Dbl Tor Western
LONDON April AL m-Consos closed 93t for anc
~ TOT tne account United States Fye-Twen!y bonds quiet
Great Western, 2St
LVkRPooL hPrl I'll mCoOu closed dull and p1thangedi
bsIea Bresdstufs and
Dbl FIR Extra Prime Mess Lnsssd Oh sJ OI y tun.
HAvRk April 2-Coison quiet s,eady; hhdDg
aaoat, l&3 iarcs y - -
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By order Of Directors. r. W. CAPEN. rr.....
No K.sh,ngs place. New York March a. 1868
WANTED--Bond Stock, aud pastTdue Con
poa. OF saadasEy h.nsss sad Newss s, other .,s.s.
and hcnds Of Southern sad Western Raosd Hghs usri 49,,
will be paid BY l-~ III Ilif u. ~ =. "As'
- a. etl.rrrl.C WIN A. CHEST No. rs WALL, n
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transportation secured larger stocks than usual at
this of the year and in doing so have acted with
good Judgment. In will coal rule lower at distant
points. even It should materially decline ut the mines
which Do probable the advance O; freighs and tolls
The exports Of Specie during the week ending April "a
WEI A follows. ~ II 49,. -aa
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THE MARKETS.
rc,,,,ll, r,Uor,.d for THE T.pvsnI


SATURDAY. April ~ 1859
AsREs-Tt. be,a ,ei'. demand io' Pots and prices are
-. Ss.S a d.u,ad
w.. s.s n:s s Ps, bot g. % liberal s 'sn 10
y ys Ard prospectus the uSrcs isEsac. Europe, a.,
ss:t iSaa s' sg;H S'i ~, , ,seu
sa.o S S' o. .sa /. T., so,.,5. that marked
sS,Ss, general character q zee a,i' q the si;y
.s9 a. soG rs Of s s. 1 o S a. nd w. :
as T.. ssgVas Sf m L wa 90 TSS s o
sI.r feeling apparent, compiled With better demand Tor meat
Fi'; IL BAT :sa ' ss ;1 as % iss1 % rsS
% .r s.s' o. sS ii Is. n.s :Sa bette. ,a: y:
. a ~ A, s .s so se 1 r.ns iS' se
20 = = g. q, Ss ss Of w;; ks e - SsS Is 5
Sss EIa sssss co or shpps ohoi 81 loas7s for Trd.
s and ys DO at 81 70, a. 'SS ~ 70 s e, I %s,
WReI sc zoo 20 @ Tor PAm d. and 81 2oeslf % for 81
Is E az. pS's s E S S I'D fpsi it; sS
sou.n Pour aUs, ils ntdam s,ds. hs.y choice family
g.. e. & S1 70 8 SsPs: 'S f 9r s::.
or FsJ d. ami pdsla tor Er and Family a.phql ADD
gsaTss Re fssr ''.sy aud I f,r demand sale, o.
ale. Of 30 sb, .. - IS for Js.1 .sdis, IS for Biaise.
Ss %a: Ta: s'a and %asS S9i sn
@ he s Ss and he sSA oS fuiSs
S.,. Ss.a iss.asst realize. Tes.y the P.Is.i I
gsaer. tbssss .A.iy nos Winter q. Sp %.
s:.H sSS SS. store .1d nIsa S' iis %
store - shosi 6sds 20 for Wbas Csnnia 81 % Tor
White Michigan 7Od u for Amber do Barley 10 inactive
bs, Barley NAH ,ts,y bot quiet sales on GOO bush "a
Oau are better aud good demand and close ropg tbs
saIss arc 1900 bush. at 7o5g}G for New Ohio and
aud sOc Anoat Rye Is unsettled and quiet
Indian general demand and ba declined almost
daily though Thursday better feeling noticeable early In the
ds eynng disposition TO resist further decline bat
Old has been purchased hs We have reduced
rapidly and Of Sound do no, bold above 600 900 taa but she
n. spproeh resumption Of canal navigation AdmOnhes holders
sell the better aud active the sales
95l for Damp and unsoEnd elfoJic for New West
Wired ANAL lots Al &c. aud Old al "a 6sJc 10 store Western
Whit s3c OLD at 69e In store and JsfsaJ yellow at B696s
COT1ONPhei She liner quse, continue hnn bat the Low
rdss aud nominal demand fairs sales OF 6 bales Of
vbeh 4 tAku BY snns a by speesIors and sj y er
nnrs Me ai a 1. iIlONs;
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y. N. n sAm1sr.. Ahurtfhne.r

THE foflowng-named SHARES Of IN.
KSo" LT0N MINING COMPANY erstsd q. nss..,..s v
assessments shbe SOLD AZ suction MONDAY Ami a no
l2oeoct No ExehsnEs place. nsb 4. 80
Co..y redeemed BY pIsat 81 .s-essnent and charges
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DOPULAR MUSIC BOOKS!
IL THE OPERA BOUfFB.
Containing the piano OEebacs Operas Price,
- boards So 50; cloth. 50. Clt, 81 ......
WREATH or GEMS, ..-.
collection ofhe best and popn 81 the day. with plano
Pree 10 boards 81 50 cloth 63i gilt g.
NATIONAL PRACE COLLECTION. n
Containing the music peonaed The Boston Peace Jubee
Price Soc p.
Co Mus Publishers I'll Broadway.
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The following Is comparative statement OF tho exports
OF Specie from the port Of NewYork to foreign ports for
IS years. from January to April a. 1862 and for the cor
re anondinR narIods In the nndarnntad Years. -
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Ghantts for Susintss gltr.

EIRST-CLASS PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
F0a SALE, broadway Allrsss W. II. b. Eaf'. N''''
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eysIcs OF THE CRAsrsskss LIPS AsFEaScE coxPIsTI
a. Nos 2i4 and 2l6 Broadway, N Y, April a. Ise
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the ANNUAL.
IN MEETING q the STOCKHOLDERS o. Ora PrsNRys
LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY oI the ELECTION q DIRECTORS
TUESDAY May d 1852 between the hou q, u anl ~
81 HENhY BRLDEs. Secretary.
T'fIE BOOKS forthe SUBSCRIPTION to the
i CAPITAL STOCK Of thf NRWYORK AMUSEMENT COMpAsY
are OPEN Al TAMMASY HALL oEes boaI 10 "a "a h
p,a-Aph "a, 1862 LIZ a., ..I =.
- UsTEp STATE, TREASURY, EsW'YosK, April a. isss.
GALES OF GOLD.-By directoa OF the Sec
~ Rotary Tressa notice here given sr.ed pooo.sl
l the psrehe Of gold viii be received BotH noon a
bids declared Proposal. viii be received for tsn i've
thousand doa and payment be nade either
three certificates saeces bidders win hsssqsr
deposit the u e
Like proposals. viii be received Tkay % each ssccees sssS
until otherwise ordered. H. H. VANDY0K Assan. treasurer
TOR SALE,
l. NETWORK CITY RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS
INSURANCE AND BANK STOCKS
Also re VARSITY II other securities pying dividends
rates fos Investment b. - y - D. By. ...
T-Tt IlIT ALBERT II. NIcOIAY
~ Stock BROKER AND AUCrI0yRBR.
No. q. PINE ST.
~ BAH securities not deas at iss N.wYork Stock Brsnr
special atsns
for many yea,s southern securities wasted.
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and scepticism. Unlike most of the
French priesthood, who are sati6ed
/ to live in quiet ease upon the rich rev.
enues of church, this young monk was
| filled with pious zeal, which, unit
ed to an eloquence as polished as that
of Bossuet, gave his sermons power
| and effect such as modern France
knew nothing of. He was Gath
Ole revivalist, and, wonderful to say,
he wrought revival IN corrupt and
dissolute Paris. His church was
thronged, and his eloquent exhorta-
tions and Wanderings brought ABOUT
him many penitents. Alone OF the
Romish clergy of continental Europe,
he maintained the zeal and terVeDcy
Of the fathers of the church. Of
course such preaching, attended by
such results, attracted wide attention,
and Father Hyacinthe became a no.
table and exceptional figure in the
Catholic priesthood. The news Row
comes to us that this eloquent and
earnest priest has renounced Cath
olicism. He has abandoned the
franciscan order, and has announced
that he will henceforth cease to
preach at Notre Dame. He gives as
his reason for so doing that the doc
trines and practices of the Roman
church are not in accordance with
the principles of christianity, and that
he can no longer obey the orders Of
the Holy See.
The effect of this bold and indie
pendent requirement of Catholic
ism by one of the most eloquent and
able of its clergy, one, too, whose sim
cerity and zeal are, as we have said,
exceptional, is one of the deepest
significance, aud deserves careful con-
sideration. It is striking evidence
Of the growing weakness of that
church in Europe, and of the distrust
in its dogmas which the conscientious
and independent of its clergy begin to
entertain. Father Hyacinthe is a
pioneer in this work, and we trust
that he may prove the Luther Of
new reformation. He has, probably,
like Luther, found the reason for his
action in the growing corruption and
bigotry Of the church-in the pro-
posed programme of the EcumenIcal
Council, called together to announced
dogmas hitherto unheard of, and in
opposition to the freedom and liberty
of the age-in the monstrous Venality
of French priests, some of whom, as
has been proven In recent civil trial
in France, have made a practice of sell
ing masses for the dead, putting the
money In their own pockets, and then
failing to perform the contract.
Agains such proceedings as these ev-
cry enlightened mind naturally pro-
tests. SO jealous sincere and able
man as Father Hvacinthe could not
corruption Of the French church, and
he has abandoned it. His future
course will be watched with interest.
-CleUeldnd Leader.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

To LoUIsVILLE.-Every Monday at 10
O'Clock AN. every Tuesday, Nednes-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at s
TO CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday. at
o'clock p. n.
day, Thursday, and Saturday nj O'Clock
Pm.
10 EAsrPoRT.-EveryT Tuesday and Sat
ur lay at A O'Clock P. n.
To HKSDERsOE-Daily, except Sundays,
81 o'clock Pm.
TO NAsHyILLE-Every Tuesday, Wednes-
day and saturday at P. n.
transient boats daily up and dowI-
To CINCINNATI-Every saturday at 10
An.
TO CANNELToS-Every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 10 AN.
FSockportStage (v1a Newburgh and Boon
VIlle,) carrying the mail, leaves at A. M,
On Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
Arrives by P. NJ Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays.
DAYS aud Fridays at A. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4 P. n.
at. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
| 5spJ Eundays) at Z A. n. Arrives daily lex
.ept Sundays) by P. H.
| TO NEWBURG.-HacK daily Except Sun.
Aay) from the Merchants Hotel, at
o'clock p. N.
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Ihal Is slight mistake. az we ore e.
-urea tnat ne Norman win not b. run d
otposition - the Charmer There r. sumo
cient business for two boa.a.
1I' Louis.-Ihe Democrat of Ihandag
d, 49, - lA4it9s. Tho mroat riHnInf DDS Hfff-
ar5fsg1t 1 n tFas 4.fs.e. " tl"NfM wttt alk ha
Mle8Ourl above Eamane "a. ....t
cline 9aad z fapl9 ial 81 tha ohi6 aaaf1a
~. satIAt Afg again and ufr.ars4f
Is abundant. 10 Ia regretted f6rf -
per day cannot DO I0Udod. III ff. ~.
hefe ana WAITING. including tha 0reaf ~.
N She adherea 10 the wharf H0af afa..
ment, which We hear sho ~ llEn'v faa9
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We, therefore, submit the same to vour
Board as q part of this report and s6d
that we find That, since 1862 the said Victor
Bisch has had charge of the Soldiers Re-
Fund and that he has honestly disbursed
all sums that came into his hands
amounting in the aggregate TO s2I4, 667 40.
And we further state that after q full In
vestigatioD. we believe all disparaging ru-
Tnors set af1oat against the integrity of
said Victor CHI, In the premises, false,
groundles and totally unwarrantabie.
SAMUEL ORR,
NJ. J. BRAY.
EVANSVILLE, Sept, II, 1853.
and now, here the Board OF County
Commissioners approve and concur in the
foregoing report.
PHILIP DECKER, President.
THOMAS BOWERS,
SAMUEL BARKER,
sep20- dst&w2t Com missiOners.
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Pere ByacInthe.

Such IS the discipline enforced by
.he Roman church upon its clergy
that We rarely hear in these latter
DAYS of z Roman Catholic priest
abandoning his creed for the Pro-
testant faith. But the telegraphic
dispatches from France. which we
publish this morning, bring US word
pf a notable secession from Cath
olicism. with will cause a sensation in
both hemispheres. Few of our read
ers have not heard of the extraor
binary labors Of the young Roman
believe, of the franciscan order, who
for the past few years has been
preaching IN the church of Notre
Dame In Paris with results almost
unparalleled in that city Of luxury
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III OAfA
To the Honorab. e Board of Commissioners
OF Vanderburgh County:
The undersigned committee, appointed
Dy your honorable Board, to assist in the
examination and Investigation OF the re-
port OF Victor Risen, Coanty Auditor, con-
cernlng his managem ent OF the Bounty
rond, would report that in compliance
with our Instructions. we have made full
ana thorough investigation of all the re-
eeiptS ana dfsburSe ments of said Bounty
fund: that we have examined and COM
pared all records, accounts, receipts and
vouchers; have also collected Information
from private indIvidu atsand other sources
The blowing is q recaptIulation of the lea
ce1pis ana disbursements OF said BIsch, as
receiver ana payer of said Bounty Fund,
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Malice TO Druggists.

CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE
- received at my Office until September
z7Lh. 1863, at 10 O'Clock An. for supplying
poor, upon orders of the County Physi-
clan. For particulars apply to the County
Auditor. The COut ty commissioners re-
serve the right o reject any or all the bids.
VICTOR BISCH. a. V. G.
Evansville, Septem Der II, 1869-selS
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NOTICE.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at my office until September
q, 1859, at 10 O'Clock A. II. for a County
Loan of twelve thousand dollars, (sl2, COO,
issued In bonds payable in two years, and
bearing 10 per cent. interest, payable an
nualiy. No bonds for less than one thou
sand dollars will be issued and the Com
nissioners reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. VICTOR BISCH A v. @.
EVANSVILLE, Sept. Ii, 1869. IseI4d&wtd
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TRAINS GOING SOTTTE

IOINN COUIH,
Transfer Packet Steamer Nollie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
Sundays excepted at,...---.-...-.. 3;l5 Pm
Train leaves Henderson at........... as PM.
Arrive at MadisonviIle ............,.. Z 80 p n
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves jacksonville daily
Sundays eXcepted) at ....-........... 4 % A NJ
Arrive at HenderSOn.-.....-...... ..... $50 A NJ
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet Mollie Norton 80 AN.
Making connection both ways with
trains on the E. * Z. Railroad.
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RETURNING
RETURNING
TerFe Haute & indianapolis.

Leave
Indp'iis.s:55 M. Z 80 a N. l AS NJ. $40 P NJ
T. H.,...6 80 AMlO:2 rs a N. ass NIL ;O5 P N
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THE NOVEL; -
~ the only WrIngor that hes tho l'ATEHH
eGANGK g0u WHILE on both euds
OF me Rolls. The cogg or onc end ~ goH
Crre sef retafffezH nErWEEN nose or fie Other
e5d of ne sAmH roll, virtually forming
DOUBLE GEAR,
And thereby nearly doubling tbe pure
chase. fThe impOrtamDg ui settling HrHfH
in this position i1 not generally under
stoodg N0twlthstnndluR tho rolls can
separate freely GO either end thH Cog
wheels cAaNor bo thrown 9nt "a eeaf on
both ends 81 the Wnuger ono tne same
tire, unless the pressure ia token OFF,
The NOVELTY l8 fastened to tuh or
box by a Patent Cured CLAMP, which haa
an equal bearing On "a tuD tln whole length
Of the WrtH0cr. Other WuuRerH Gre merely
fastened 70 BtaWo o. eacl Dun AND ARES
thus liable % wrench Che stoves from their
proper position and ruin tnl iuu-
The COg-Wheels. Thumbs ereWnf ac.l ere
nicely galvanized.
Buy the NOVELTY. or nt least take it
on trial with anil or an others. and keep
the BE8T. Sold every where.
n. b. PHELPS CO.,
Genl Agents, IL C0rtlandt st. y. 7.
fnag1 NrvTr1I
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Order for Opening Alley in Block %

1903
ORDERED, THAT SIX WEEKS
public notice by advertising in the
Evansville Daily Journal be given that on
the 18th day Of October, 1869, the Common
Council of the city OF Evansville win
make an order for opening an alley in
Block IS. situate between Ninth and Tenth
Street and extending fr IN Second to
Third Avenue (in the town OF Lam asco)
now city of Evansville; said alley to be of
the width of (lO) feet, and the west line of
said alley TO be (l20) feet distant from
Ninth Street, and parallel with said Ninth
Street. and should any person aggr1eved
at any time within six weeks ap ~ 10 the
Common Council for redress by petition or
remonstrance left with the Clerk of the
common Council, and containing state
menG OF the injuries complained of and
the amount demanded therefor, said petit
ton or IemonstraDce will be considered
heard and determined by the Council on
the 1lth day OF October, 1853; and it is fur
Their ordered, that the Clerk record on the
Minute Book of the Council the pIat of
said Block No. ., with the surronndino
streets showing the location width and
length OF said alley, as the same is 11rO-
Dosed to be laid out and opened. which
plat has been prepared by James D. Saun-
ders, City Surveyor.
Attest: a. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk
Bv +. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy Clerk.
Citv Clerks Office, Sept. 5. lS69-se3 CIV
union copyl.
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ErnnsrIIIe {, -CramfnrdsTIIIa.

Leave Exp. Mail. Freight.
L. Haute ....... $40 NJ. $500 P NJ. 40 A N
ATriUe
Evansville III Sc A MIO:s4 NJ. $40 NJ
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Among the FIRST boats due here are the
John Lumsden and Norman, from Cairo
Rose Hlte and Nightingale, from Louis.
yiIlei Anna aud Glendale, from ST. Louis;
Kate Robinson, for st. Louis; Minneola
and Edinburg' from Memphisi Cora g.,
ioF Memphisi 4. w. strader, for New Or
leans Indiana, Mary Houston and Nick
Longworth, from New Orleans; Rapidan
No. 2hom Passports Hartford, from Green
River.
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Total receipts ...........................sl

total receipts %
DISBURSEMENTS.
To Capt. w. E. HoIlingsworth's
Company 100 day men, for Co. 1850 90
To Capt. w. L. HoIHngswOrth's
Company 100 day men, for city. 4SO0 90
To Capt. Adolph Pfafdin ms Com
pany 100 day for county. $3.50 co
To Capt. Adoiph Pfaf1in's Com
pany 100 day men, for city,. $3.50 90
To Captain VIM. II. walker, Jr.'s
Company 100 dav men, for Co.. 1850 90
To Captain VIM. II. Walker, Jr.7s
Company 100 day men, for city. 1880 %
To $40 vOlunt GERS nom county, at
500 dol an each. bounty -. III, AGO co
To Treasurer OF City o. Evans
ville.-.--........... ................... 200 90
To disc unit and stamps, etc 1885,. 1872 o.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Dr.. D. w. THOMAS

Having permanently located in
Evansville, Ind, offers his profess
sional services to the public. He is
q graduate of one of the best medi-
cal colleges in the Union, and has
practiced medicine twenty-five years.
He solicits professional business. The 4
Doctor will devote a portion of his
time to the treatment of Female Dis.
eases. ONCE on Third, between Main
and Locust Streets, upstairs lover
Judge Igiehart's Ofnce) where he may
be found when not professionally en-
gagged, fau6 dtf
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The arrivals and departures up TO 3 PM.
yesterday include the Virginia, Louisville
to New Orleans: Camella. 81. Louis 70
Pittsburg; shamroolr. Cincinnati to 81.
Louis; Clara Scott, Cairo 10 return; j. L.
Crabor, -
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The total amount issued on account Of
the Relief Fund, by Mr.. Blsch, and as
SHOWN by this foregoing report of your
Committee, is $50 ,SIS OF. which, with si67 80
on hand IN county orders and cash, equally
balances the total amount received into
the treasury of the Relief Fund.
Your com mIttee has examined the Com
missioners' Records, and upwards Of
twenty-five thousand vouchers and re-
eeiptsi also the Journals and Ledgers, to-
getner with the Trustees and County Com
m1ssioners' certificates, Pass Books and
Redem pt1on eRecord in the Treasurer's
once, ana upon thorough examination
OF the same. We find all accounts and mat
ters pertaining to the said Soldiers Relief
Fund, accurately and honestly managed
and Kept by said Victor Bisch
Respectfully submitted.
+ f. W. ", F h4REH' Com.
Evansville, Sept. f. 1869,
We hereby certify that the fore0oiTo
report is true and correct
II. w. LAUER,
4. w. PECK.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
l4th day of september, 1869.
G. 81. W EsSELER,
NOatry Public
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Law CARns.


" Us - ID" " WI"W
II. -. Claim ~ gent
Also, REAL ESTATE aud COLLECTING
AGENT.
once on Main Street, between Third and
Fourth, No. B51f lover KellCI'H Gun HluaaI
Evansville, Ind aepl8. fl.
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W. P. HARGRAVR

ATTORNEY at Law
ONCE on Third Street. lu washington
House Block.
VIII practice various Courts OF
the Circuit. Prom ut nftCutiOm tu ONCE
business ldaca dam
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From the evidence before us, we find
every dollar receiveA by Mr. BiSch prop.
erly accounted for, and said funds have
been ably and faithfully managed
he result OF our investfgaffon. as an
pears above, Is in exact accordance with
me report made by Mr.. Biscn to YOU
Boar d at the March term, 1869
Respectfully submitted
81. W. LAUER, f,la-..,
/. W. PECK. committee.
EVANSVILLE, August Is, 1879.
We hereby certify that the foregoing 1e-
port is true and correct.
II. W. LAUFR
I. w. PECK,
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this
18th day OF September, 1863.
O, n. W EssELER, Notary Public,
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RIVER NEW
Fsr osser River Items See Fourth Page.


The weather continues nearly clear dur
ing the day, and very hot, while each
evening cloud appeared giving hopes Of
rain and a change Of temperature; but
before morning the clouds passed away
without rain. Yesterday the mercury was
at 90 az noon. The river during the
twenty-four hours ending at p. N. had
fallen sixteen inches. ft continues 20 fan
at all poiuts TO Pittsburg where II is sta
tionary, with twenty-eight feet In the
channel
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-25
INSURANCE.

Dwelling Houses insured for term of
years at greatly reduced rates.
Three Years al The Price Of Ttoo
Flee Years at the Price of Three.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-22

PORTLAND & RUTLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
The Committee of the Corporators of the Port
land & Rutland Railroad Company held a
meeting in this city yesterday forenoon. There
was a full attendance.
Judge Fowler reported the result of the in
terview of the Committee of the New Hamp-
shire Central Railroad with the President OF
the Northern Railroad, showing that the means
are provided to complete the line from Dan
bury to Bristol, 10 miles, the most expensive
portion of the route. He also gave informa-
ton as to the progress of subscriptions going
forware in New Hampshire and Vermont
Messrs. Poor, Rice, Farmer, Gould and VIM
I'll. Fessenden, were appointed Committee to
confer with the Directors of the Portland &,
nsan~shr-r Pn;i-oad Il, -efe-opon q q non,-
mon trunk line from Portland to the Valley of
the great Ossipee. "a - -e+t "a
After disposal of various matters in refer
ence to accounts and subscriptions, the Com
mittee adjourned to meet at the same place at
II o'clock to-day friday, to hear the report
of their Committee.
The feeling seemed to be unanimous in favor
of making use of all existing or contemplated
lines as far as possible, and not to build mile
of new line where it is possible to use an old
one, the surplus capital OF Portland being re-
quired to carry on its legitimate business
tits understood that the Committee in charge
of the matters before the Legislature will pro-
coed to Augusta as soon as matters are arrang-
ed with the City Government and the Ogdens-
burg Railroad Company. 30