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The Board Of Trustees at their regular meeting held this
day unanimously adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved, That Six per cent interest be paid all
standing certificates of profits of this Company on and after
the 9th day of February
Resolved, That Scrip Dividend Of FifyFve per be
dec AIRED on the net earned participating premiums for the
ending December 81 6 for which certificates will DO
issued on and after the 18th day of March next
Resolved, That Twenty per of the scrip issue
the year 1858 be paid the holders Of same on and er
the 9th day OF February next.
ALFRED MOULTON, President
WIN. NJ. PERKINS, Vice President
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a young lady in Rochester, who had been stand
ing with her back TO hot fire. leaped up aud
snrleked violently the moment she sat down on a
chsr' The Duplex Elliptic " had steel wires
in IL.
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Certain somewhat vague expressions IN the fore.
going document. which Is considered 70 be entirely
CHARACTERISTIC OF the writer, refer 70 the religious
and slavery questions.
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OHAs. BBIG9s. Prssidsns
STATE or LOUISIANA.
J Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans,
sworp Escribed before me- this 23d day March
Esss. PAUL w. OOLLEEs,
Third Jrsties Of ths Psa0s.
per krsst all outstanding Scrip viii be paid
she legal hode thereof the Monday May
CHAR BRIGGS, President
AT oAREuea Vice President.
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| MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Or
Louisiana.
DIRECTORS:
J. LAPEYRE, ". s. MOUNT
JOHN DAVIDSON L. g. POTHTER
II. ZUBERBTER, wM- McCULLoCH,
L N. MARKS, O. CAvARoO
T. F. SCHMIDT, VIM CREEvY
". COOPER, THOs K FINLAY,
W. PIKE, ANTHONY SAMBOLA
DAVID McCoARD, PATRICK IRWIN,
l. CAULFIELD, JNO O. sINNOrT
GERARD STITH, W. c. NICHOLS
OFFICERS:
JNo. DAVIDSON, President;
W. s PIKE, Vice President:
R. W. YOUNG, Secretary;
l. A, FoUREIER Treasury
w.B. KooNTz, Attorney
". G. NICHOLS, N. D.. Physicis,I.
n. C. FoLGER Agent,
Once No. l2e CsrondeleI street, DsvidsOn's Row
FIsKMEss INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW ORLEANS
Capital 900
Ores No % Camp street. Story Building corner Of Damn
sRa Common streets.
3. La MILLAUDoS PRESIDENT J. N LAPErRx Vice President
E. n. GASUcHzAU, Secretary.
This Company offers to the insured the option Of rsaas Of
Is cent 4 participation IN the PROFITS payable al
the end Of each year In cas-
pIEDMOND REAL ESTATE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA
Authorized Capital $1,000, 900,
All Loans sde By this Company Secured on Real Is
frst Hen No Loan permitted exceed half the vaua
property which is secured Country
Property, Bui dings excluoed from assessment
s7ik per cent Of profits paid TO Policy Holders.
year those who insure
Policies issued on all the most approved plans
Policies nOn-forfsitAble. Rates Of Insurance low.
Premiums received in half cash, half note
Tie officers and directors Of this company include
the ahest and mos responsible gentlemen IN the south
W. @. CARRINGTON, President
J. HOPKINS Secretary
O. q. PERRov, n D., Medical Advisor.
". d Cshil- Z. O. Thurmund, .. r. PeebIss,
Hudson Martin, P. Fitzpatrick, VIM Gordon
c. A Skater. VIM. p. Shepherd. D. D. Hsrtsook.
Liberal commissions viii paid good agents In Texas
D. q. MAURY General Agent,
"a Union strest, New oriesna
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FINANCIAL.

I AWRAsON 81 TOBY
GEO. G LAwRAsOE-sIMEoN ToBYJ
STOCK, NOTE AND EXCHANGE BROKERS
13e Gravier street,
FRONT oFFICE-UP STAIRS
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4th, 1869.
In accordance With the charter Company aud an
Act Of the Legislature mo l76 approved 18th March, 1889
notice is hereby given thai uncaed for certificates Of Scrip
DIVIDENDS and Interest thereon years
which shall net be demanded by the legal thereof
within thirty days Of this notice. will cancelled
null ed and the amounts thereof credited
count the books Of the Company directed by the char
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Tia Company will ray interest At per cont on
onits Outstanding Cpftncaes Of Scrip the legal
shereof and after t.s second Monday In June
The BOARD of TTustfs have declared Scrip Dividend
THIRTYTHksE md oNE-THIRD per cent on the
earned premiums enl TO parc psOn for year end
eng Ap 80 1885, for Ssch certificates will issued on and
oeg the arst Monday q August next free Of Govennsnt tax
THOMAS A ADAMS. President,
SAM ~ H. KENNEDY. Vice President.
HHERT V. OepES 2Seretary.
-TRUsTEES-
Thomas A Adaus Samuel II. Kennedy,
O. i. buddecke, Samuel B. Newman.
p. II. Foley, VIM Edwards
A. q. 0ber A Thompson,
p SimmA John Phelps.
A. Elmer Bader, T. r. Summers
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Home of Rearesen

House OF ReBresentatives.
The House met at noon, Speaker Lowell pre-
siding.
Fifty nine members present
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Z Altman. 10,
TROPICAL ROOFING MANUFACToRY.
And
DEALER IN COAL CHARCOAL COKE WHITE
SAND AND FlREwOOD
NO. se4 Bienviile Street, Corner OF MaraIs,
Orders left ct place. or Box S. Mechanics, Ex
ehsnge will receive prompt attention.
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LUM Der, COAL, WOOD.

DETER ROSS,
l Z R,
Fetuns thanks to the citizens of New Orleans for their pa
tronage fer the last twenty years He has extern
sve additions to his Workshops and introduced
working machines which will enable him promptly
to any business his line Shop and office Of Pry
tsnia and Washington streets Mechanics Exchange box
No. l.
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Preliminary Examination 81 RuneFt
fer 0atra leg Little slris.
ne is sne,a to Bail in $4,000.

A large crowd was in attendance
before the Recorder yesterday, on the
occasion of the preliminary examina-
ton Of Herman Ruffert, aud the Court
House was jammed.
Considerable excitement was mani
tested by the crowd, and the Recorder
stated that during the trial there
should be no disorder
Mr.. Richardson, the Prosecuting
Attorney, conducted the case for the
State, and on the affidavit being read
to him, Ruffort pleaded not guilty.
Philip Fuller, Jr, was appointed to
act as interpreter. Is the accused
could not speak English very well.
Herman Kaollc testified that he
had caught Rqh5rt ia the act, in q
she'd, in the rear OF Richard wagon
shop, on Third Street.
Rufert acknowledged that what the
witness had testified vas true, but
said ne had done no harm.
After hearing the evidence, the Re
corder said that Ruffert was either 4
knave or a fool, but probably more
fool than knaye, but was not the kind
OF man to be permitted to run at
large lie stated that he would hold
him to bail in the sum OF s., 600 for
his appearance at the next term of
the Circuit Court, which meets in
April. He was sent to the county
jail, and, at a late hour, no bail had
been given. Several other afIidayits
had been made against him, but as
the one suficed TO remand him, + F,
was not examined in the other eases.
Two other of his victims were in
the court room, one Of whom was laid
up sick for two weeks, an who IS
only about six years old.
We are informed b. persons VINO
! know the man that he was considered
crazy in 1865, while living at Cairo,
having been Ia the army previo Is to
that time. lie is married, and has
been working in this city. at Arm
strongs furniture factory, for some
time past.
No punishment is too great for such
a wretch, and we expect him to get a
long term in the pehitentiary, at least
lie is not f to be at large.
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GelssIcr 4 Delang. JeWeIers,

Have removed TO their new store,
No. 81 Main Street, one door below
cccon :, where our customers viii tind
the largest stock OF fine Watches, rich
Jewelry, and solid Silver Ware in the
city. Having purchased our goods
low for cash, we are able to offer our
customers superior Inducements. We
also manufacture Solid Gold Rings,
Ladies' and Gents Pins, Sleeve But
tons and Studs, reset Diamonds and
other Precious Stones, and give our
personal attention TO repairing fine
Watches. Give MS a call at our new
stand. No trouble to show goods at
GEIssLER a DELANG,
mh31 IF 81 Main Street.
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River Dispatches.

PITTsBURG, March 3O.-Raining. The
Mon0ngaheia has Is feet water in the
channel, and rising. Therm ometer ~.
LOUISVILLE, March 30 Port List-Vir-
GINA 10 New Orleans; Peytona. fronsNew
Orleans: lie Claire NO ., from Tennessee
River: Maggie HAYS, st. Louis to Pitts
burg; Mary Erwin, Arkansas River to Ciu-
clnnatl. River rising rapid 3, with y feet
water in the canal, - feet on the fails and
Il feet over the rocks. Weather clear and
cool. Business pretty fair.
CAIRO, March 80.--Port List-Tempest,
Cincinnati 10 Fort Benton, a. NJ: Com
mOnwealth, New Oclpaus to St. Louis, $ 4.
NJ; Silver Moon. Cincinnati to Memphis,
2. N; QulckStep, Evans lille packet. p.
P. N Baltic. Sew Orleans to Louisville,
p n The river rose inches. The
weather IS clear and pleasant.
81. LOUIS, March 30.-Arrived-C1ara,
Kansas CITY; Diamond 10 and Rob Roy.
KeOkuk; Kate RObiusOu, Gu cinnatt; sill
yer Bow. ON ha; Schuyler, Peoria. De
kuk; Illinois, Peoria. Tie rlver is still
rising, but more slowly. The Upper Mis-
Is on the decline There Is good stage OF
water in all the rivers, however. Toe
/ weather is clear ana Pheasant.
The following Is q tOleraDly correct list
I of tue insurance on the loses by FIRE last
1 nj ut: Floating Dock, ST. Louis. 5000;
| Atlantic, -. Louis, 5000; Globe, 81. I4oui+.
| 5000 Marine, st Louis, sI9310: st. Louis
| Insurance Company. sIl $50; Phoenix, ST.
/ 400; United States. st. Louis. sls.700; 3 ar
mems, Pltsburg: $4,000 National, Boston
/ 5000: BOatmen's, II. LOUIS, S253s0; Pa
/ cllic ST. Louis. 5000; dsina, Hartford, o.
| 100 independent, Dos. oH, c1ult: Inter
/ prise, Cincinnati. 5000; Peoples, PITTS
/ burg, - 069; Allegheny, Pltisbarg, sl5.030'
Home. New Haven, $3.50: st. Louis Fire
/ ana Marine, 5000; Excelsior, -. Louis
/ 5000; Floating Dock. Boston. 5000; ~.
Joseph (MissOuril Offices, $1,000. About
! two thirds of the risks are on tie cargOes,
| the remainder beng on the hulls.
! NASHVILLE. March 30.-The river IS ris-
/ ing slowly. with Twelve feet large on II ar
pejh Shoals. Weather fair and pleasaG 4.
| Departed: HaVana.fOr Cincinnati; TyrOn,
| Cairo, Umpire, for Upper Cumberland.
MEMPHIS, March Sc ear, warm and
] pleasant The river l. rising. Departed
/ Great Republic. Belle Memphis, Arkansas,
| st Louis: COOsa, Evansville: the Magenta,
! Thompson d can, New Orleans.
NEW ORLEA1.s, March 80.-Arrived: the
Mississippi, from e. LOUIS.
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EraHru WARD REPUBLICAN MEET

EIGHTH WARD REPUBLICAN MEET
ING The Republicans Of the Eighth
Ward assembled last evening at the
Wiewam. to appoint Rallying and
Challenging Committees, and to have
a good time generally.
Prof. Bucks Silver Cornet Band
was in attendance, and enlivened the
meeting with some of their finest
pieces. The Wigwam was crowded,
and the best feeling prevailed.
A. j. Colburn was called to the
Chair, ard Harry Warren appointed
Secretary. The following Challenging
aud Rally ing Committees were ap-
pointed:
RaHyiay Commihee-Phy. D.Veits,
james Wiltsire, Phil. Helder, Aug.
Gremse, William Warren. Jr.. John
Snyder, Capt Miller, Nicholas Brown,
/ Il. D. Allis. 4. J. Co.burn, Joseph
Bcrridge. E1gar Sharpe, John Wuhl,
Anton Seiber, VIM q. hewitt VIM.
Baker, VIM. Dfoubate. Smith White,
Charles Ghorkins. Wm d. Andrews.
Gustav Bornefejl, and VIM. Troupe.
Challenging ConsnaiHee-For City
Poll al Zeigler's Grocery-Charlos H,
ButtorGeld. Smith Wiltshire, VIM. ?.
Hargrave, and p. C.-Eberwine
For Township Poll at Schre ler's
Grocory-John Greek, Chas. Themes,
Daniel Wernts, and james L. Dan
ming.
\. J. Colburn. John Greek and
| J4mes Wiltshire were appointed a
committee to sell the wigwam for the
bcnef Of the Cornet Band and Or
phan Asylum.
After another tune from the band
Captain Tomhemelt was called for
aud made a short and spirited address
in German, after which the meeting
adjourned.
1t was quite amusing to see the sur
prise evinced by the Courier reporter,
who entered just as Captain Tom
he melt rose to speak. lie spread out
his paper to take items, when the
Captain started off in German. He
took a good look at the speaker, and
hts counteuauce indicated that he
was astonished. as he had not yet
mastered that language. He folded
up his paper il an embarrassed man
ner, and concluded that he would not
report that part of the meeting. IL,
retired somewhat disguised.
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lhange of Yoflng Place.

The Voting Place in the First
Ward has been changed to
Myers Grocery, corner Second and
Conan Streets.
The Voting Place in the Second
Ward has cen changed to
HaLepichfs Grocery. corner Oak and
EoRrih lSlreets.
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The Palestine did not get in tin after 8
o'clock, having been detained by wind
au6 much business. she lad sple did
trip, inciudfng rs ba'es ~ hay. Size dId
not get of lll ate midnight Roe
meo left at 8 O'CLOCK, with n moderate
trip-.-......TwO tow0oats passed down last
night.
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PENALTY FOR WHIPPING A NEGRO.
Two men from Webster County, KY,
named Farmer Price and Garrett CAL
vert, were tried at the late term of the
United States District Court In Padu-
cab, Judge Ballard, for having taken
a negro maa from his house at night
and beaten him numerically. They
were fined each $50, and sentenced to
the county Jail for one year. They
were convicted solely ca negro testi-
mony. That will cause 4 vail among
the tribe of Nasty.
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FIR 7 WARD RALLY.

The Republicans of the First Ward
will hold meeting at John Meyers
Grocery, at the head of Second
Street, on
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL %,
At q o'clock, to organize for the
election by appoinging Rallyiug and
Challenging Committees, aud to have
good time generally.
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&c sEeFGE GRANT Pap
- Getting Better,

flour is Getting Worse.
We offer the following brands Of
Flour at the following rates:
Biugnam's " Moonlight" s. per
barrel
Igleheart's Southern Mills" s.
per barrel.
Michigan Stumptail," s. per
barrel.
We also have the "Cynthiana
Mills, . +" Telegraph Mills, " Hillyer's
Best" &c. II. d. ALLIs & Co.
mch1l
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Look OUT FOR BARGAINS Hughes
has just got home from New York,
where he has been during the great
panic. lie had the cash to buy goods,
and bought them cheap, and viii sell
cheap. " A nimble penny is better
than a SLOW sixpence." Come and get
choice Calicoes for ten cents per yard,
warranted In every particular The
best prints twelve and a half cents,
ADD plenty more coming; choice Dress
Goods with Six Stripes, worth forty
cents, selling at twenty five; very eX-
ira Dress Goods. worth seventy five
cents. selling for fifty cents; fine I'M
blcached Muslins. full one yard wide,
Tor twelve and a half cents; German
loom Table Linen at greatly reduced
prices: Cassimeres worth one dollar
and fifty, selling ut one dollar per
yard Every article warranted the
best of its kind. Come and price his
goods. and you will buy them. Y0u
VIII be most politely waited on by at
tentive statesmen.
mb25-lw WIN. HUGHES.
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VELOoIPEDE EXHIBITION. = We
take pleasure in announcing that the
Velocipede Combinatioa will give an
exhibition at the Opera House on
next Thursday evening. The Com
binatiou is composed Of six persons
three ladies aud three gentlemen. II
will be quite a novelty to see ladies
riding on a veloeipede, but we are
assured that they can handle them
with infinite grace and skill. Prof
Wentworth will give some exhibitions
of fancy riding, and we anticipate q
| full house.
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Big BUsINEss.-Squire Stinson in
forms Us that he has heard and dis
posed of one hundred and fifteen
civil cases within the past month,
which, he assures US, he does not be-
l.eve has ever been exceeded by any
other Justice of the Peace in tho
State.
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TRiRD WARD MEETING.

The Republicans,ef the Third Ward
will hold a business meeting at CAPT.
KLAUS. corner Locust and Sixth
Streets, on THURSDAY EVEN
ING.
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Irish Potatoes and Black Oats.

We offer to the trade, NeshaunocL
Potatoes at s. per barrel
Pink Eyes s. 80 per barrel. Early
Goodrich and Harrison at 81 80 per
barrel
In lots of ten barrels or over 80
cents per barrel less.
We have also 100 sacks choice
Black Oats suitable for seed.
u. RUFFNER, JR., q Co,
mh26 IS No. Z Main Street.
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Goal s1GACES


Geissler & DeLang, jewelers., have
removed 10 their new store, No 81
Main Street, where they Will be
pleased 70 see their friends and the
public generally, and will take great
pleasure ia showing them through
their stock.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN THE
EIGHTH WARD-The~ Democracy of
tie Eighth Ward assembled at lei
g!er's grocery, last night, to the num-
Der Of about sixty persons, and beer
fl wed like water. Capt Rudd Cob
serve the name, as he belongs to the
First Warj) was called to the Chair,
bat no Secretary was deemed neces-
sary. The Democratic Band was
present, and nearly all the Democratic
candidates ditto. John Travis made
few remarks, followed by Tim. Cav
isk. Alter those gentlemen were
through, Tom Bulieu, u 3. Donahuo,
Aft. Hitch, and Geo. b. Dennis we're
called for, who each ia turn mounted u
beer keg, and made few very short
remarks. The speeches Of the four
latter named gentlemen were Of about
ten words each, and consisted princi-
pally Of " | am a Democrat; vote for
me" Rudd then announced that a
meeting would be held n the Second
Ward this evening, at K. l.. Habe-
NIGHTS grocery, after which the meet
ing adjourned.
Che meeting was quite noisy. One
chap proposed 60 the band that if
they would "speoi a tune, lie would
treat aud then make a speech in " low
D4t3h" The band played, and the
lager was brought forth, but owing
to the absence of the Courier reporter,
the speech in low Dutch was
omitted.
The old Ring was in attendance. and
they will be found at all the meetings
this week, as they have determined to
run the machine"
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Bag The County Commissioners
were in session yesterday, but no bust
ness of special Importance was trans
acted They adjourned to meet next
Friday.
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SOCIAL HoP-We acknowledge the
receipt of complimentary 20 the So
cial Hop to be given by the Norma
Cllb at Masonic Hall, this evening.
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by The Courier started the report
some time last week that Martin Gold
en- would shortly omen the Opera
House in this city. We are asked
daily if such is the case, and for the
benefit Of those interested would
state that there is DO probability of
his DOUG so. Mr.. Golden has had
bad luck for sometime, and is not
well supplied with stamps; and as
the Directors have lost considerable
by leasing the Opera House to ire
sponsible persons, it is likely that the
next person that gets it will have to
give good security.
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BOYS SHoEs.-We have provided
an unusually large stock Of Boys and
Youths Calf, Custom Made Shoes.
for Spring wear Have some better
ones than were ever sold here before
Prisons who have been ID the habit
of buying pair a month, should call
and see something that will cost but
little more and wear three times as
long. TURNER 81 KUlILER.
D7a,.DQ
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Walaut Street Presbyterian Chusch.

The Prayer Meeting OF this Church
will be held this evening, commcnc-
ing promptly at I o clock, in order to
give members Of tue Church aud con-
gregation an opportunity OF hearing
Mr.. Vincent, at the Opera House. 1t
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NEGLECTED CoUGHs AND Colds
Few are aware Of the Importance OF
checking a Cough or Common Cold"
in its first stage, that which In the
beginning would yield to a mild
remedy, if neglected, soon preys upon
the Lungs. . Bro1ca's Bronchial
Trochcs. " or COUGH LozENGERs, afford
instant relief.
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~ Forty head Of young Mares and
Mules for sale at Kronenberger &
Barnett's Livery Stable, Locust, be-
tween Third and Fourth Streets.
mh29-4t
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ia The Excellent Meou of the
American House, Boston, commends
itself to the traveller. The location
is unsurpassed for parties either on
busj mess or pleasure, and its accom-
modati0as uuequaled.
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BGF AIessrs. SCHUERMANN Il BUR-
FORD, at the Opera Drug Store, No.
is South First Street (Chandler's
Block, invite the ladies to call and
examine their new stock of fine Per
fumes, POmades, Hair Oils, Brushes,
Combs, and Soaps before making
their purchases. Prescriptions pre-
pared at all hours. mh27
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Bsg~ The stock of Pecfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by 4. O..
Bridwell & Co, corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be eXcelled IN
Evansville. mar5-N
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RECORDER's CoURT-His Honor,
Recorder Willard, had another busy
Gay yesterday.
The first name registered to be act
ed upon was that of John Parker,
who had been drunk. lie was fined
s. %, which he promised to pay.
Bill Thieman, came next, charged
with being drunk and disorderiy, and
resisting the police. He was fined
50 70 but took an appeal, and gave
bond in the sum Of $50.
Al. Nelson and Chas. Booth, two
negroes, had been fighting, and were
charged IS so each.
f. NJ. Kenneson. from Blue
Rock" formerly Of the hundred days
service, familiarly known as Red, "
but who takes pleasure in calling
himself Bright Red was up for
being drunk, and fer fighting. He
was assessed in the sum Of 81 70, but
having no money, retired to the
rear to engage IN pensive media :
ton.
Jim Mulligan, the irrepressible, had
been drunk again. and was charged
50 10, which he forked over.
VIM. Ice was drunk and disorderly,
and was charged 50 80. He had no
money, and went to the rear"
THE WHEAT CROP.-From various
parts of the country we receive highly
favorable reports Of the wheat crop.
In Spencer County the prospect now
is that the yield viii be double that Of
any former year.
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WEDNESDAY. March 31st,

al u p. NJ. Business Of Importance
will be transacted, and large attend
ance is desired.