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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15

PHILIP KLEIN As O. candidate for city
Marzhal, subject 20 fhe decision OF tho Re-
publican Convention.
9CHNiSTIAN WUNDEHLfCH is n cane
dtdate for CITY Marshal. subject to the de-
cision cfthe Republican Convention.
ANTHONY TENVDDHuE viii be "a can-
dtdate for the Uhiee of city Marshal AT tie
April esectiou subject 90 the decision OF
the Republican Convention.
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AsBURY UNIvERsITY.-The Trus-
tees of Asbury University met at
G~reencastle, Indiana, last Tuesday,
and after an interchange of views
adopted the plans of Mr.. Vrydagh,
architect of the State Normal School
buildingat Terre.H aute, and instructed
the Building Committee to proceed
with the work with the least possible
delay. The building is to cost $50, 900,
and it is expected that the corner
stone will be laid during the ap-
preaching Commencement. Arrange
ments were also made for the c%ollec-
ton of additional funds for building
purposes.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

s' 3an 81 raGrsh1 County, Sss.
The state Of Indiana to the Sheriff of Vdn-
der66rgh County, Greeting:
SOREN S9RENSDN, Clerk of the
- Vanderbargh Circuit Court, do here
by certify to the Sheriff OF s;tld
county what officers are to be elected Tor
the several townships in said county, at
the usual places of holding elections, on
the first Monday in April, 1853. to wit:
Fol Pigeon Township: One justice OF
the Peace, four ~COnStaDles,O one trustee.
10 Knight Township: Two Justices OF
the Peace, two ~ConStabies, one Trustee.
For scott Township: One Justice OF the
Peace, Two Constables, one Trustee.
For Centre Township: Two JustlceS OF
the Peace, two COnStabieS. n Trustee.
For German Township: v C~onstabless
one Trustee.
For Perry Township: Two Justices OF
the Peace, Two ~COnstahles, one Trustee.
For Union Township: Two Justices OF
the Peace, two COnsta bIes, one Trustee.
For Armstrong Township: Two Justices
of the Peace, two C~onstabIeS, one Trustee.
And the Sheriff of Na~nderbuEgh County
is hereby directed to give legal notice OF
such election, in conformity with the stat
uteS in such case maze and provided.
In witness whereof, 1 have hefeunto sci
my hand end affixed the seal OF said
Court, at Evansville, this 6th day. OF
March, 1869. 5 SORENSON, Clefk'
I, Jacob H. Miller, Sheriff of Wander
buTgh County, State of Indiana, do hereby
| certify that the foregoing is q true copy OF
the original on nie in this OIL e.
Witness my hand and seal, this Sth day
of March, 1863.
| SEAL ]. II. MILLER,
Sheriff Marlborough County.
mhI0 dGWtd
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15

RICHARD PANTRIDGE ts "a candidate
Tor Justice Of the Peace of Pigeon Town
snip, subject 10 the decision 81 the hopub-
lican Convention.
SAMUEL r. HAVLLN is O. candidate for
the Onics or Justice OF the Peace of PiHeOH
Townshlp III the ensuing April election.
silbfeet IN tine decision of b Republican
convention.
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THE FIRE.-An alarm of fire was
sounded on Saturday morning at half
past three o'clock, which proved to
be the cotton press, e a the freight
depot building. The press belonged
to Mr.. Fisher, of the firm of Ehrman,
Fisher a. Co., and was insured for
$500 in the Phoenix" represented
by Georg re Stackhouse. There is no
information that can be obtained as
to how the fire originated; and as no
n remained there during the night,
or KEEP. any fire in the building, it Is
supposed that the fire was the work
of an incondiary. The engines were
out promptly, and subdued the flames
in a short time, which was very for
tunate, as the cotton press was IL
close proximity to Duukerson's to-
bacco warehouse, and also to the
e. & G. Freight Depot. The loss Is
about $4,000, which the insurance vii
almost cover.
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COMMITTED FOR MURDER.-J. S.
Young. who killed Richard Powell in
Henderson on Thursday evening, had
a preliminary examination on Friday,
and was fully comm. tied to Jail on a
charge OF murder In the first degree,
bail being refused.
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~Iaxa-A good piano; cneaP f,r at rn n
HASIAEGS' Imb9 d2w
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CoHFIpEk5B GAMh-A young man
nv the name of Miles Harris, came to
last Friday morning and sold a
horse for &62, and intended to return
TO his home, near Mount Vernon on
the packet in the evening. During
the day he fell in with a sharper VINO
informed him that he was going down
on the same boat, and that he hao
been buying a bill of goods here. he
said that he had not paid all that he
owed on them. but would go down
and nav it. and then they would go
to the boat together. They soon met
another sharper, who professed to be
a AIr. Wilson, the man whom he had
bought the goods Of, and who asked
the first sharper if he could pay 1t
then. He said he could not, but he
had a check on the bank for the
amount of S1O5, which he could go
and get cashod. The merchant said
lie did not have time to wait, when
the sharper asked Harris if he had
any money. He told him he had 500.
He then asked him to let him have 1t
antil he could go to the bank and
cash his check. Harris said yes, and
let him have the money Sharper
told Harris to go down to the Cum
berland and take care Of his birds,
and he would come down in a few
moments. Harris went to the boat,
but when he got there found no
birds, and after waiting a while, with
outhis supposed friend coming down
he came to the conclusion that per
haus he had been swindled, which
turned out to be the case, as he never
saw either one Of them afterwards
The affair was placed in the hands oil
the Chief Of Police, who tried to dis
cover the r~ascals. We had the par
ticulars Of the case on Friday, Blu
RETAINED from publishing in Satur
days paper at the request of Captain
Cochran, who did not want to CIV
the swindlers notice that he was afte
them. AS the same request had bee
made of the Courier, we suppose
they would not publish it either, br
it appeared in their columns of Sa'
urday. No clue has been obtained a
to who the r~ascals were. Harris lei
{ town a wiser and a poorer man.
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WHEAT CROP INJURED.-We regret
to learn that the wheat crop in some
parts of the country has been some
what damaged by the severe freeze of
week before last, and the heavy rain
OF last week. The damage, however.
we are led to believe, is not serious.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15

BE We notice, by the Courier of
yesterday morning. that Ex-senator
Thomas A. Hendricks will make a
speech at the Opera House, on next
Friday night. We wonder who will
have the honor of receiving him-the
Kid lovcrs or the Rough and
Readics?"
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ARREsTED.-An old negro, who had
borrowed a horse and come to town,
got on a drunk and rode around on
the pavements considerably, yester-
day. which coming to the notice Of
the police, he was gobbled and sent to
Castle Cochran.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15

INDIANAroLIs & VINCENNEs r. r.
Work on the lower portion of the In
dianapolis & Vincenne3 Railroad Is
being pushed vigorously forward, and
the track is laid for a considerable
distance out Of V~incennes. Theloco-
motive Vanderburgh has been hired
from the E. & @. Railroad to assist in
the work.
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PERsoNAL.-Capt. j. 7. browns,
Auditor of Warrick County, was in
the city on Saturday.
We had a pleasant visit on Satur-
day from II. V. Somes, Esq, ez-
Mayor of Vincennes. He is a candi-
date for reelection, and would be a
great Improvement on Geo. Il. Greene,
the present Mayor.
Joseph A. Owens, of Cincinnati;
John Alsop, representing the famous
drug house of Peters, Powers &
Cooper, Louisville; w. Nottingham
Of the famous Picket tobacco ware
house of Louisville; Charles Burnett
! from Gallatia County, Illinois; Thos.
Ridgway, of Shawneetown, and Jos
J.. Castles, Of Equality, Illinois, were
in the city on Saturday.
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Flour is Getting Worse.
WE offer the following brands of
Flour at the following rates:
Bingham's' Moonlight" IS 90 per
barrel. ~
Igleheart's Southern Mills" 81 90
per barrel.
Michigan Stumptail," Sc 30 per
barrel.
We also have the "Cynthiana
Mills" Telegram Mills" Hillyer's
Best" &c. H ID. ALLIs u Go.
mch1l
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COUNTY CoMMIssIONERs.-We pre-
sumo the County commissioners will
be in session, this morning, as they
adjourned early last week to meet to-
day.
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EDWARD T.. ELLLO1r is q candidate
COR The Office df Ctty Cleric, subject Co h
decision oftneIftpubliean Convention.
A. M. McGHIFF ia 81 candidate for city
Clerk. subject TO the decision OF tho Kepub-
IEdan CityIC0mvontfOm.
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SENT UP.-Our reade rs will re-
member that we made mention, some
time since, Of a horse having been
stolen on the opposite side of the
river by a negro who attempted to
ferry himself ovcr the river, but be-
ing detected, he showed the horse
overheard, drowning him. At the
recent term Of the Henderson Circuit
Court the negro, whose name is Abra-
ham Grayson, was convicted oil lar
ceny, and sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary for seven years.
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TRINITY SOCIAL. = The ladies of
Trinity NJ. e. Church will give an
other of their popular and pleasant
Sociables on Tuesday (to-morroW)
evening, in the parlors of the church.
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STOLE A HoRsE.-On Saturday
night, March 6, a man by the name
OF. john Pryor Watson stole a horse
from Richard Boyle, Of Posey Coun-
ty, and came to this city. He fed
the horse and got his breakfast here
on the Sunday following, and left for
Illinois. Sheriff Miller, learning the
facts in the case, went in pursuit of
him, and effected his capture at Eliza
bethtown, early on Friday morning,
before he got out of bed. He was
brought back to this city and had a
preliminary examination before JUS
tice Stinson, who held him to bail in
the sum of $1,000, in default of which
he was sent to the county Jail. He is
a young man, and plead guilty to the
charge. He viii be very apt to get a
term in the State Prison.
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HENRY ASHLEY Is q candidate for the
Office Of City AEsgsEOr, Sub ct To- tho dCCl-
ION ofthe Republican convention.
JOHN NJ. aLEtCHMAN i % candidate
Tor cry Assessor, subject 10 the decision OF
tho Republican, Convention.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15

TINE CHANG ED--The Young Mems
Christian Association have changed
their hour of meeting from 4 O'Clock
in the afternoon to s O'clock in the
morning. The public are invited.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company or
New YOrk.

Synopsis of the Twenty-Sixth Gen
eral Statement of the Mutual Life Ia
surance Company of New York, for
the gear ending January 3lst, 1869:
Entire amount of as
,834,388 rs
Receipts during the -.
year 1868.--...."..... 13,l29,53l 70
Dividend of 1869...... 3,O8Q,872 a
Amount OF new insur-
ance for theyearfS69, B3.442,235 90
Number of policies Is ai
sued ....."".."..-..- 1854
Total number of poll
cies in force January
31st, 1869 ....""-.... 62466
Am'tinsured thereby ....204. 9e3s565 90
Henry S. BENNETT, Agent.
Office in Lowry's Bank, No. l North
First Street. marll-3t.
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pg-We clip the following from t
Terre Haute ErpresS.

Professor Cow, Superintendent of
Public Schools, Evansville, says is
has been his fortune to meet two in
telligent teachers who were dismissed
from the charge of schools, in differ
ent places, for teaching that the earth
is a sphere and revolVes on its axis
every twenty-four hours.
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What Everybody says MuSEB Be So.
That you can save from fifteen to
twenty per cent. by buying your Dry
Goods, Sheetings and Carpets at MIL
LER & BRINKMEYER's, First street,
We are now receiving o OF the
largest and cheapest stocks of Spring
| Goods ever brought to this market,
| consisting 10 part of full lines OF
Black, white aud colored Alpacas,
Black aud colored Silks,
White, black aud cOlored Satlns.
Pougee Poplins, va
New styles for suits,
French and Irish Poplins, for suits,
Satin du Chen Poplins,
Very handsome,
Mohair Poplins in every style,
Striped and checked Pereailes,
Linen Lawns, new styles.
French and English Chinieys, De-
Iains. Prints Of every description.
Calicoes and Delains by the pound.
WHITE GOODS.
Victoria and Bishop Lawns, plain,
striped and checked. Jaconets, Nan
socks AID Swisses. Dimity, Skirting,
all kind, Pereale Skirting, Cambria
Skirting, striped SkirtiBg, soft finish
ed Canlbrics, India Linens, Tarle-
Lace Collars, Embroideries and
Laces in all styles; plain, hemmed-
stitched and embroidered Linen Hand
kerchiefs; Linen and Paper Collars.
and Cuffs, every style; Fringes, But
tons and Dress Trimmings, all styles.
Ladies', children's and gents
Hosiery, Gloves aud Underwear.
Bleached and Brown Shectings,
every width and quality.
Carpets, OilcIoths and House Eur
nishing Goods.
Give US a cIll-no charge for show.
ing goods at our House.
MILLER & BRINKMEYER.
milo div.
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Col. JOHN AZ. GRILL ls - candidate for
the Office OF - Wuship Trustee, subject Co
tue decision q Tie Republican Convention
on Tuesday next
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Cor NABBED.-Two young men,
whose James we withhold, got on a
regular lark" on Saturday night,
and went around to several saloons,
raising quite a row and disturbing the
peace. The Chief of Police arrested
them, and lodged them in the Station
House until they cooled off. They
will have to make a small donation to
the city's exchequer this morning.
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ANOTHER ANCIENT RESIDENT ON
THE LIsT.-Among the illustrious
names who so urgently called upon
Mr.. E. G. Van Ripper to lend his great
legislative abilities to the city, as a
member of the Common Council, w
find the name of G. T. Jarrett. BY a
careful examination Of the archives of
the city, we find that Mr.. Jarrett is
one of the ancient citizens Of Evans
vile, having emigrated to this city
from Paducah, KY, as early as March
9th, 1869, or 120 hours ago, equal to
1900 minutes or 1872, 900 seconds. BY
careful investigation we find, how
ever, that he only remained here a
hours, when he left for Louisville on
Wednesday night. March 10th, but he
had been here long enough to have
become impressed with the impor-
tance-nay, the absolute necessity of
"Ecke going upon the Council. 1t
is a high compliment to the young
aspirant for civic honors, that such
ancient residents call upon him to
serve the people. We shall pursue
orr Investigations Of the names at
tached.
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NWGuWCEMENTE


E8-Thr uriee Tor fn4ortinN caudl1atesi
Eottees ~ Thfee Dollars, Invariably In adj
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49,
THE LIEDERKRANZ CoNCERT.-Ihe
lovers of good music will do them
selves a great pleasure by attending
the concert of the Liederkranz, at
the Opera House, tonight. This
musical organization has achieved a
weIl-merited fame, and on several
occasions its members have exhibited
evidences of their great ability as
vocalists. Having had the privilege
of witnessing the rehearsal, on Satur-
day night, we can, with great conht
dence, assure our readers that a rich
musical treat is in store for them, and
as the Society suffered a heavy loss
in property by the burning of Turner
Hall, we sincerely hope to see the
Opera House crowded tonight.
Among the specialties will be a solo
by Mrs. SchIesinger, and a duct BY
Mrs. SchIesinger and Henry Sch@fer,
and a duet by Messrs. Sohefer and
Wack. The piano to be used on the
occasion will be one of Hinzen &
Rosen's, furnished by A. G. Pushee.
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EditeTs JourglQi -plesse announce my
mnmsa as 8 candidate for she ONCE OF Gone
stable Of Pigeon Township, subj 90 to the
decision oft d r. publican Convention
as DEEDS.
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TIOK -. b.

uy5rz pnAw1HG Will TAKE
I'm pace 40 Masonic Temple, ln Louis
bar io
AZ. Ms will nlrulth uamphlrie giving
mo iile ACT of he ferfainlurr altti0rEsIly
M sgJo
icipIIbc are uaIucd in the AGO of thn Lnslf-
i4turc. ANA fucfr IntHKffly ANA rHHH1uHls
billy are thdofttl ~ we torllietl.s
(Which VIII be found tu the IamHulais)
81 dOycfnor John ~ hteVenfgl tinni'
Garrett Davis and Itoiunh O.. MeIfecfA,
Datud states Hcnntorat Hon. John ny.
tunrltt speaker oi we hehlutAt ti0uro
OF R~rpfcfentaflvcf Loh hrsllhhld DIXON
doHeph Adnf4H4 president vi tine hnfihin
Hank, J.. q. DtilltuJ President OF the Nn-
tIODat suiksohn d.. blitel ONO olutf- oL
Hcuderhout ky.i hoh.a ~ l.tiitlL Iuh.'
OF NE Circuit NguiI ~ tle flIceht Jnhi
cml DlatrletY ana ~, 4. dpiuHonl JhlKH OF
the Couft OF lulmluah fietet 'i At4 thh"
Hopkins, President hIrst NLtlQuai Baul,
uun othefHs or EhhnHNiAHt AiHl.Iitls h'N
many other R~entIeueu ot position hnd'
TICkhT5 can bc p~urchnHcd OF
so. Ev.
II. b. ALEXANDER, COmWcfclHl Bank
LOulsyliiet ky.i
THOB. u. a. BLO0kef CovlnHt0ni XVI
Hopkinavilie, H|opklusVllle, KY.
jaime T. Dalam' Coihhefci"l hthf' fA-
es B6Gke opened at those potnta0u tuo
Ihto I october. 1868.
PH me HONNBRDgIk, ESQ, water
Street., between Main aud Hycuu9rCt nud
SEMBNIN. DIXON a. CO., NO. north
First street, VIII order tictet4 from tho
Henderson, KY, for those WHO
desire to purchase. SEES dt
49,
-rsr r.fmvuetGwHu VIVA WsaE
I+frd f@r+,. fr5fo 60. rs my ErT-
Lueky Leklflatutr ~ = sii 9teIa aIo ','t
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conn t.Lig eAiecI Z ~ lhSt ~ IN
9luuee ~ ne ~ rri
Jay N"el tol u
chubehs none ~ WhlDh WNlD
ana Wuleh eoula lot % i.i'e4 tne
bOinmlHalohtin nor pt tho p
properly ADJ 70 pitFtnt !.
these we my mention lha LilIuio
Laln printed ltst ~ 10y the ,a.,te,
lgIt tIe ,.i,.. &.
1870 49, ~ r afu f19aaaI
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County Orders FOR sale at the Jour
nal Office.
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special ElIeettnm.

TX AGCORDAECE WITH TW
PROCLAMATION of the Governor Of the
slate. dated March 5fb, 1919, for holding
a special election Tor one senator atd Two
Repre- tentative to reprefeht NanderbufHh
County in the State Legislature
Therefore the Inspector, Judges ana
Clerks Of the feverai Precincts ln ti2cun
township VIII meet on the 6th and lIth
Of the present month. st thei d~eri<uHtcd
places tor holding elections, for revislnH
the lists ofthe registered Voiefa, according
70 the present leg stry Law
q. HEBDERTCH,
| Trustee Pigeon TownshiD. +
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RECORDERS COURT.-The attention
Of the Recorder, at his Saturday
morning levee, was called to three
men who had been drunk, two of
whom were negroes, and named, re-
speotively, Thomas Brunswick and
John Wilkins. These two worthless
were each assessed So 70. Mr.. Will
kins paid part, but Brunswick retired
to the classical precincts of the Lock
up.
The other case was that Of Miles
Gibson, who had been drunk aud dis
| orderly, and he was also mulcted IN
she sum of So 70, which seemed to be
the ruling figure for DRINKS on Sat
urday morning.
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A SAD AoCIDENT,-From a passen-
ger bv the Tarascon, last evening, we
learn that a young man named Alex.
Williamson, while engaged in hauling
saw logs, on Friday last, near Enter
prise. came to his death by a heavy
log rolling over him and burying him
in the mud. He was buried yester-
day. It is stated that he was engaged
to be married in a few days.
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-GUsE-A good house, Of four rooms
- and . kitchen, situated above mali
STrref within ha.f a mile OF the corner. OF
Eirst and Nam street, can be rentet DJ
apnIving AT CLOUD AKIN'S. Lm!l d.
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r.. n. HART Is "a candidate for the omoo
of City Appraiser 81 the April election
subject 10 the decision Of th0 Union COla
vemtion.
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SWEET QUININE. - Experience SO
far with DR.. B~igelow's SWEET QUI,
NINE leads to the belief that it is
less apt to i~rritate the stomach than
Sulphate Cor bitter) Quinine. For sale
at Schuermann & Burford's Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
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DGF The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by L. Q.
Bridwell a. Co.. corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5- If
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BATHING Several thousand peo-
pie assembled on the levee yesterday
afternoon, to witness the ceremony OF
baptism. Nine persuasive OF them
ladies' members of the Christian
Church of this city. were baptized by
the Rev. Mr.. Flower, all of whom
have been converted under his min
istration. Mr.. Flower is called the
boy Preacher" on account of his
being quite a young man, and is said
to preach with an eloquence aud ear
n-estness seldom witnessed. He has
only been in our city a few weeks,
and we are informed that twenty-six
persons have been happily converted
during his short stay. He breaches
at the Court House every Sunday.
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LOST.

~LOVE+s &EEEs-Two rags Of clover
~ seed, from the wharf in front Of re
sfea mer Louisa: S|upEo7ed to have been
takeD NV mistake. A liberal reward VIII
be paid Tor their recovery. lmhio CIT
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0HANT GHEEN,
lann dfW WIS. ELANT.
IA AAO FTN on.
BUILDEH Il

BUILDER or
Yachts, Pleasure Boats, yagls, and
Skilfs,
VIII receive aud execute orders low for
cash, and warrant work, ON Water Street. .
below LceL. IIuhll uHu
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15

paAGA ES-FOr building 2 scboot-
house in Ceotre Township. Plans u
sDec ffeations at the office OF L. =. clarke,
torner Third and Main streets: LetLihG
on 10Th last. LEVI EHSKINE H., trusts
Centre Township. lnlnL1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15

WARY WoBBLER.-We saw a nice
~ dressed young man, yesterday morn
ing, going down Locust Street, and
from his walk we suppose he had been
imbibing too freely. We cannot de-
scribe his gait any better than by say
ing that he looked like a fellow taking
his first lesson on a velocipede.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15

@ETUATaON-A cad sawyer IN I
S portable or stationary miIl. ADDRESS
~. b., Journal Office. IIhnII ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15

HERAEA GEAT-A General Agent
GT7 for the New Jersey Mutual Life lnsu-
r9rce GOmuauy. TO take charge OF ms
: isfrfcf. Address THEO. r. BRYANT,
General gent, Indianapolis, Ind. lmlI-2t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15

HUGHES has just received a large
invoice Of Straw Goods, Frames, &c.