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Glnninnnt1 AarAas.

BY Teisgrapn.t CIECINFATI. April q.
FLOUR Remains dull family S6g6 25.
~HEAT-N O-hl nally unchangedi No.
at 81 a6. e
COR>-Duu at 66967c.
.OATS steady at 6TG7ic, the latter rate
f5r choice; white 81 lS9 So
HARLEY NOminaliy unchanged.
CoTroN-Is quiet; mtddlinG uplands at
cTJ<c. 4l
a CO-Active; sales l55 hhds at 81 s.
10 - p, the later being the highest price
ftceIV. q his season for new IeaI.
WHISKY @ aiet at 90c
PR0yI-IoS5 q uiet, hut prices unchang-
Ell Z; Mess Pork sold at S3l 25; nothing done
ia Bui6 Meats, b con or Lard, but prices
are nOuuinalIy unchanged.
UTTER Unchanged: really fresh made
is scarce ana brings IS g40c, but all that ia
rolls is VerE 0ull.
EGGS FIrTnsat l5Gl6c.
SEEDS -I1m0ihy over and DUH new at
$3.50 %; Clover at l5548l6s per pound.
SUGAR-Is duh and lower; refined &c
lower; New Oriesns scarce and steady al
I3} ai5e.
sIoI.AssHs- New Orleans s09Sje, and But
HtLie lu mar e..
CoEFEE-k 4 ifIn ai 2llf26c.
EEf9F e 'ATTLE-fsteady.
HeGs- Lover at sS9l0 25 gross.
G0LD-I351a.
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From Havana.

HAVANA, April 81 1t is rumorcd
that the revolutionary Governor Of
CIcieno Vielas was captured and
taken to Ssgnl La Graud aud execut-
ed The Spanish man-of-war Union
discovered three vessels off the coast
of the Nueta Aloha. She gave chase
aud succeeded in capturing two Of
them, the third made her escape.
The United States steamer Conto-
cook has arrived.
Sugar quiet, with sales at S4GS5
reals for No II.
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Latest AdrIces from China.

SAN FRANCIsCo, April 24.-Intelli-
gence from China is meagre. D. Ross
Browne concurs with the China Gov
ernment IN declaring that all mining Is
Illegal.
The rumor that the Imperial Ediet
had issued prohibition OF the cultl.-
vation of the poppy in China, caused
great excitement among the opium
dealers.
A proclamation has beenissued by
Vice Roy Conton, forbiddDg the
searching Of vessels at sea by custom
cruisers.
A portion of the Austrian Em has
sv, IRON China Japan and the East,
has arrived at Hong Kong.
A report has bceu circulated among
the people that the Chifoo had been
ordered to attack and murder all
foreigners in China. Preparations
are being made for resistance. The
hatred of foreigners appears to be
aainine oar Ground throughout China,
aud fears are felt for their safety.
Johnston, the English colporteur, has
| been missing ftr many months.
New and extensive coal fields have
been discovered near Payong Lake.
! 4 TIC i dN&CNG lbthNA lOo| w ekA va =
/ suai hight 90 feet at Hong k1n) In
/ consequence Of the heavy rains.
Baron Ricthafer has started for
! Chefus. via Grand Canal, for the pur-
pose of examining the mineral re-
gions at Shortung.
The latest United States naval intel
| ligence states that the flag ship PIs-
cotadua. Iroquois, Oneida and Mono
| Z a- 0t the
| Unadalla, Swallow, Idaho. Noygreskl
| Aroostook, Maumee and Hlago.
The news from North Japan con-
firms the reported capture OF Islands
of Lodo and Sugara by the opponents
of the present Government
Several more leading Daimas had
ioined the rebels.
The Mikado will return to YeddC
| in a few days, and has issued instruc-
tions to the principal Dolmos that be
desired to meet HIM there. 1t is be
lieved it is his intention to make Yed
do his permanent residence.
The Government of Japan has
granted the right to export cope
under an advalorem duty of five pc
cent.
The ram Stonewall transferred tkt
Mikado's Government, March o,to ia
, pan.
The Times states that four of tn
most powerful Doimos of the Empir
r Satisuma will transfer their armies:
The steamer China arrived at Yo
kohoma March 81.
The Japan papers published Grant
Inaugural.
6 The ship J. Goodey sailed for Ne
York March 26, with 5000 cases tel
E 120 bales silk. The ship Chrisalet
f sailed for London on the 10th. Al
rived: Yok ohoma and John Bank
Q from London, and Pantinsaah, frol
} Liverpool.
The steamer Japan, from Hon
> Kong, March 19th, and Yokohomi
1 April 1st, arrived this morning, bring
ing / 800 passengers and !, 1926 tons {
:, merchandise. She Inexperienced heav
: weather in the China Seas. The pa
( sepgers and crew are in excellel
heath.
LET bound on Yokohoma, left tt
Il shin Lorenzo, from New York. dl
!. charoipg passengers for New York,
# follows: CAPTAIN T. 7. Banning, K.
: David, w. IL. Morse, DIR. MeCarte5
Il wife and two children. hey.
h Thompson, wife and two chIldre
o Capt Geo Brown, u. 5. N; IA
master ). Z. Brown, Captain A.
Fiiend, james Maitland, s. G. Ear
ham aud wife
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LOUISVILLE April p. a negro
named John Hadin has brought suit
against the city for false impris on
rneut, claiming damages to the amount
o! $50 600. The suit will test the con-
stitutionality of an ordinance where
bv parties are arrested as suspected
feIops. and committed to the Work
House In default of bail.
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Cable.

By Cable LONDON, April 2.
CoNsoLs 935z. d. s. Bonds-5 2Os sO5S at
Frankfort 64987ss stocks Erie ~ I;
ers 26; stocks firm. -a7
PARIS. April 27.-BOurse firm: rentes 7lf
47c. LIZ
LONDON, April H.-Linseed oil Bis. Su-
gar 3Ss Cd quiet an Il steady. TaIioW SAD.
ANTWERP, April Petroleum 531<d
ar d quiet.
LTvERPoo1, April 27.--Cotton Irregular
middl1Dg uplands iI1sg1l1zd; Orleans l21S
9i21zd; sales of 5000 bales. CalifOrnf =
wheat 9s I0d; red western IS Al. Western
flour 2ls. Corn-new mixed 26s 3d. Oats
81 sd. Barley 81. Peas S8s 6d. Pork l. As
Beef sos Lard lis Cheese SIS Bacon Gis
Sd. Spirits Of Pei roleufn Cd /; refined Is "a.
TaIlow ass Sd. Turpentine 29s Sd. Linseed
OIL, II pounds, los.
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Letters Of John Russell fOung.

New York, April 27.-The Sun of
day contains a long article In re-
lation to john Russell Young, COM
mencing with his Initiation into the
Tribune as writing editor and pro-
crossing to his appointment as man
aging editor, when he wrote the fol-
lowing letter:
OFFICE OF TRIBUNE, June p, 1856.
DEAR CHARLEY: In the harness
at last. Took command yesterday.
Signed all the checks and sent two
men to Richmond and two to Canada.
You see [ am in up to the eyes. L
find the feeling good. The news
papers speak kindly of me. la the
Office the feeling is kind, but fancy
hidden dislike in one or two cases.
I have, too, my share of stock IN
/ the paper, and hope to be chosen
4 Trustee in the July meeting. Jay
| will make trouble like a bull dog
boldly. He will not like the burrow-
4 ing rat. [ am afraid; still, will do
nv duty. and trust to the God who
( has carried me thus far through worse
troubles. Tell Mcconnell to come
to New York as soon as he can.
Give him the advice | spoke of. He
must not alude to me as an old friend
I will put him in, and let him work
up. Send him on. How about your
own matter?
i Thine always, JOHN,
With flourish.
To CHAs. MoC., Philadelphia.
Next followed an iuundation of the
carpet baggers from Philadelphia, and
the crowding of the old staff to the
wall, their pieces being filled by de-
tails from the body guard. On Janu-
arv 1st. 1867, the ship was over
hauled. Her timbers had been fear
fullv strained. The freights for the
J trim had exceeded a million dollars,
and the profits were less than S11 600,
, It was the most Improbable voyage
that the old ship had ever sailed.
Through the philosophers influence
! the murmers of the discOntented
, owners were silenced and the captain
retained.
On January IA, 1867, he wrote as
follows:
DEAR CHARLEY-The stockholders
had their meeting to-day, and my re.
! port was approved by vote OF q
600 more than Jay, l made report
/ MnACn WAS AA6
? had everything my own way, having
= no trouble, and am stronger than ever
:, The meeting Is Just over | though
: YOU would like TO know.
i (Signed) JOHN.
, In the meantime he discovers tn,
: stockholders who thus strongly en-
dorsed him were set OF old togles
On the 8th of May he writes Char
ley:
. OFFICE TRIBUNE EDITORIAL DEPT,
i New YORK, May 8, 1867.
: Strange how people ike to go int
It successful thingsl | am doing $
J. here-keeping my own Ike roeE
p Notwithstanding a current Of oppos
d tion from the old fogies, L shall viii
K them all yet; but it meaps a har
battle. Well, well, it seems that a
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- 0rIenna Markef.

By Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. ApriT27.
CorroN-Demand light: middling 2S4e.
Sales l,700 bales; receipts 76i bales.
ExcHAs6E Sterling I454; New York
sight sac pTemium,
FL0UR-Steaiiera and unchanged. atF1 =
CORS-Easier; white 75g77es yellow -
0S9c.
OATs-70c. sHf
BRAs--searce and higher at 81 60.
EAY-Firir; prime s29
47OHK-i}ep pres, ed at 81 ..
II sCoN-FiTIn at 3ISGI7JSc.
LARD-DuII; Ierce lS1 5d9Isc: keg l91z(920e.
SUGAR-DufI; common 109lIc; prime
I31Zc-
ASSES ting 59G55c..
WHI-11T- Nominal; western rectifed
IS 5aSBc.
COFFEE Quiet and frm; fair l5gI515c;
prime l7glT1ze.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph.I LOUISVILLE April q.
ToBAcCo--SaIes of go hogsheads; COM
lngs at So 40; BTeckenrIdge County leaf at
SIS 90. ~ -
FLoUR-Superdne S. 50d6 90.
WHEAT-SI 4U8l so. Irr ~ sv
corn 66968c. -f fafs-.r ....
OATS-67a65c.
RYE-Sl AZ. lD EtE
HAY-S22 0Dd22 so. a-.. lt4rt :. lnn
SJGAR-New Orleans prime I41zc.
POTATOES -PeacDblOws 81 so.
MESS PORK S3I %. 1at -In
LARD -lSaIS1&c. -f.-s iii q
BACON = Shoulders 131za 13ize: clear rib
sides 1915 4lIc Gear sides ll7szl0 rT5zea
BULK M EATS-N Omiual; (; shoulders I25<c;
clear RIB sides l6c; clear sides 1s1S
CoTToS-Middling 26I4c.
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MONTREAL. April 27.-A large feet
of schooners have arrived from the
lower ports Lake st. Peter is clear
of ice The wharyes here are still
covered with two feet of water.
This is the second week of the
printers strike, and the men seem
more determined than ever Com
positors have been telegraphed to come
from England.
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Gen. Sherman as Fort MDnroe.

FT. MoNRoE, April 27.-General
Flerman arrived here this forenoon,
from WASHINGTON, for the purpose of
presen 5ing officers who recently grad
mated with their diplomas. General
sherman viii visit the Portsmouth
Navy Yard to morrow, and return to
Washington via Richmond
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Hew Tora Dr. GOODS Maraei.

By IeIesrapb.I NEW YORK "A PHI q.
There is little or no change to notice the
features OF the market: trade is generally
dull. and prices rule very low. Desirable
styles of platn Worsted dress goods Ii new
shades Of c0lOrs are saeaOie at good
enough prices, and black aipacas contlnue
t. Sell AT 81 eady rates, but anything not In
with an Indifferent 5 lie, even at very 10y
rates. The only changes Of moment to OBJ
serve are IN Lawrence NJ % brown which
| are selling at I2c, and Grants 70 brown, at
J IllGc.
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y E L e & "a PE.
News by Atlantic Cable.
Answers of the Illinois
State House Commis-
sionera tc he Charge
Of Fraud.
Interesting from China.
Letters of John Russell
Young.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 27-The In
diana Senate, this afternoon, by vote
Of s. to S. passed a resolution to ex
punge from its journal the resolution
of c-nsura passed against Lieutenant
Governor Gumbaek, IN regard to his
correspondence with Governor Baker
IN January 1868
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BUFFALO. April 27.-John Bren-
nan, late General Organizer of tue
Fenian Brotherhood, leaves here to-
day as agent and correspo ndent to
secure Information as to the location
of lands, &c, for Irish immigrants in
the South and West.
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seu York celia and Stoea Harkel

TUW I0Ia UGIW Wls0- osUUa . %
By Teiagraph.I NEW YoRK. April 2.
MoNEY-AIoTe 10 demand, but plenty at
on cal: discount 79I0 per cent.
EXCHA ASGE-5terl ng nrm at S1sqS for
prime. bro, eTs'
GOLD-SUrOn ger; the market opened at
1887. ad van cea to l34 under The nigh rates
for h0rrO wing. and closed at 1881 tdl335a,
! Tne b0rr0Wiag rates are I-649h per cent +,
ygnIle loans until tomorrow continued at
| IS indicaiing a sharp eorner-b being engin-
eered n cash gold.
ERNAIE ITS - Stronger, and at one
I tifGe 'J7s sold at II6, but at the close the
extreme prices were not maintained, Pur-
/ CEASES c2Iellv on foreign account con
pons- 81, llS1EGIiSI: do. '62, 12l4dl2l1 = /;
CO. 81, tLT1sfa Il u do. '65, lIS5zf0li9; do.
! nsw. 1I55sQll6; -. '6z, I.55s4ll6; DO. '6S,
/ Il5zf9tl6; 10 43s, 1855 all654.
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Notice to Contractors.

liIINII zlII I0lIs
Tha Common Council Of the City Of
T,vIs nsviIie viii receive sealed proposals
until the I0th day Of May, i5oBs Tor grading
snd paving the alley situate between
Water ano First Streets, and extending
nom NJ Asuloerry Street 20 Oak Streetln
By order Of the Council.
A. n. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
BY r.. a. MCGHTFF Deputy
city Clerks Office, Evansville Apfil 1ld
lsgQ. lApr.2 ait Unlnll nnrl,.
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Nhisky Frauds.

SAyAsxAH. April 2T-Under war
rants issued by the q. s. Commis-
siouer, a 5 Bgelow, Of New l 1ork,
aud j. Adler were arrested, charged
with connection With whisky frauds
Both were released under bonds to
appear at the May term Of the United
States Court. 1t is rumored that
startling developments In this connec
tion viii soon be made by the grand
jury.
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eJ ~ SiesN~plt,J u AA tAhfPAlds april ~.
CoTToN-Steady at 27g271zc; receipts, 243
bales exports. 293 bales.
FLOUR q nchanged.
C0RN-72 720175c..
OATS-70dT2c. +a.AAA q aHA
HAYES %.
PohK-S32 %. I'D
LARD-lB1ag20c.
BACoS Firm shoulders I35<eal4c. sides
17130aI7S4c.
BULK MEATs-Quiet; shoulders I25zc, and
sides I6Zc. a-
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PHILADELPHIA, April p. = Rev.
George A DArborow, for twenty five
years Rector of the Church of Re-
demption in this city, died this morn
inp
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FOR SALE.

f ElI1aa .45rIE-.
ai 8hIaa afa aF hH Haa .ns
NOR SALE E-VALUABLE MAIN
Ks STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
property known as the Egier property,
tuated on the west corner of Main and
Sixth Streets, fronting 751S feet on Main
street and 100 feet on sixth Street. said
property is offered for sale AT low ngui es
on easy terms. A pply TO f.a
j. II. ELLIOTT e. son,
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Locust aud Third Streets.
feI6 dit
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RafahaIorla Hair DC.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the
gorid; the only true and perfect Dye
harmless reliable, instantaneous; no dis
appointment; no ridiculous tintB; RENE.
dies the ~ effects cf bad dyes; inVigOrates
and leaves tie Hair soft aud beautiful
siaek OT tyOtD1i. Sold by ali Druggists and
Perfdmers; and properly applied 81 Ba eh.
s.or's wig Factory, No 10 Bond street,
New York. laDD dlV
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Notioa t. Contractor.

AprII ON, L655.
The Common Council of the City of
Evansville will receive sealed proposals
until the 10th day OF May, 1869, or grading
and paving the alley situate between
Front street and second Street, and ex-
tending from Fulton Avenue TO FIRST
Street, in Block No. 1873.
By order of II e Council.
A. NJ. AtcGRIFF, Clerk,
Ijy Z. A. &CGRIEF, Deputy.
City Clerks Off1ce, EvaAsy1 e, April I'D,
1869. [apr22 daU Union copy.
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April 5th, 1859.
The Common Council of the City of
Evansville will receive sealed proposals
until May 10th, 1859, for grading and
paving the alley situated between Waller
Street and GoodselI Street, and extending
from Center Street to Third Street, in
Block No. II, Fourth Enlargement.
BY order of the Council.
A NJ. MCGRIFF. Clerk.
BY E. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
CITY Clerks Office, Evansville, April 22d +,
ISCr [apr22 d3t Union COPY,
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EUROPE.
By Atlantic relegraph.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 27.-The two thou
sand guinea stakes at Newmarket to-
day, were won by Pfetender, Bella
drum second, and Perry down third.
Nineteen horses ran.
LONDON. April 27-Midnight.-In
the House of Lords this evening the
life peerage bill was considered.
Lord Derby, in a brief speech, ex-
pressed his approval of the measure.
The bill passed to its second read
ing.
The Cambridge University Boat
men have conditionally accepted the
challenge of the Harvard College
Club.
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PARIS, April 27.-Fhe Corps Leg
islatif has adjourn me DE-. At
the close of the l. setting there
were shouts of viz La Empereu
from the Government members, aud
counter cries of Vive La Liberte
from the opposition seats.
PARIS, April 27.-The governments
Of France and Belgium have agreed to
appoint a mixed commission for the
settlement of commercial questions.
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LISBON, April 27.-The Portugese
Cortes assembled to day. and the ses-
sion was opened by the King in person.
Much public anxiety exists over the
unsatisfactory condition OF finances,
aud the subject was immediately ly
brought before the Cortes, with the
statement that the expenditures are
largely In excess of the revenue.
The Ministers said they were prepar-
ing extensive economical reforms aud
would soon submit to the Cortes me as-
ures for the redistribution Of public
expenses, for the reduction of taxa
tion and for the payment OF the float
ing debt.
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CoIgate &C Co..
Fragrant Toilet Soaps

sEEE PHEPARED BY Skilled WOrh.
asem froan tire best Materials, and ARE
Knows AZ TTiE STANDARD BY DEALEW
k1ED CUSTOMERS.
fsoLa l5vsrJH0hsTe. fdeo
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h0th Patches, Freckles ! Fan.

Tbe ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY ioi
aoBe BROWN DHcoLOzArIoNs on the lace
FsgTy's k0th and FFecisLe LOtsof. Pre'
AIRED ouly by Dr. b. @. PERRY, 20 bono
street, New York. Sold everywhere.
-na H..
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Business House TO Rgnt.

T%NONN A. S4 MAIN RrWRvr
Ia between Second and Tnird. For Dar
tlcuiars inquire az A., ~. ELLIOTT's Aue
april dCf
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GOfAEgs! AOTHERsI MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PRoCUR
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syruT

r OAk kAAAAAyAAAA4H 4 I'LL HIN
This valuable preparation has been usea
with neUer failing sttccess IN thousands Of
cases.
It not only relieves the child from pain,
but iuYlgOrates the stomach and bOWelH
eOTrects acidity, and gives tone and energy
10 the whole system. IL will also instantly
relieve GKIPING IN THE BOWELS and WIN
OOETC.
We believe Il IS the best and unrest rem
sIy IN the fCoTta In All cases OF DHsenfeTB
and D6aTThoB0 "a Children, whether arising
from teething or any other cause.
Fun directions Tor using VIII accompany
each bottle.
BE sure and call for " MRS. WIN8LOWF
SOOTHING SYRUP" having the TuC-sfnl.
Ge OF = CURTIS q PERKINs" " on the outside
wrapper. All others are base limitations
Je2i d&W9ln
TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHEs
Freckles. and Tan from the face, nse Per-
mrs 1aofh and 6reckte LoffoTt. Prepared
only by Dr. b. 9. PEHRY. sold by al drug e
gists. mills dsm. .WSrn-sp n
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FOR BLACK WORMS AND PTMPLE.s
on the face use EeT5y,s CnnedO1te oald PIN
PERRY. 40 Bond Streeg, New York. Sold
every where. The trade supplied ~ whole
sac medicine dealers. lmhl7 d8al ,w8m
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In the District Court of the United States
for the Dis rtct OF Indiana.
In the matter Of Henry A. Iozfer. Bank
rupt.-In Bankruptcy.
District OF Indiana, -.
The Undersigned hereby gives notice or
his appointment AS Assignee OF the estate
OF Henry A. LozIeF, of Evansville, ia the
county Of Nanderburgh and state OF In
diana, within the District Of Indiana VINO
has been adjudg-d a b'-&aHDt, upon bis
own petit on, by the ID strict Gou, oi SAID
District. "a MD Ell l. ~ y isoi
aprI4 d3t Il a w,Wed) Assignee.
Indianapolis Journal coPy.l
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-28

PFTAEON,s PAPHIAN SOAP for
the Toilet, Nursery, aud Bath, viii not
chap the el.in. Price p cents per cake.
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In the District Court of the United States
forsthe District of Inoiana.
In the matter of Joseph Thomas, Bank
rupt.-ln Bankruptcy.
The undersigned hereby Lives notice Of
his appointment As Assignee Of the estate
county OF VanderDurgh and state OF In
diana within the District Of Indiana, who
ha. tseen adiudgRd ban Krupf, Don his
own petition, by the - stsict Court OF sa "a
District SAMUEL Il. JON -,
april d3t q a W, ,Wed) Assignee.
lIndianapolir journal cOpy1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-28
PHALON's "PAPHIAE LOTION .
For BeautlfyiBg the Skin and Conn
nleXIOn.

Removes All EruptiOns, Freokles, PIrn-
pies, Moth Blotches, Tan, etc, and renders
the skin soft, JGfT, and blooming.
For Ladies In the Nursery 10 IL inVRlu-
able.
For Gentlenen after Shaving II has no
equal.
!. Paphian Lotion" is the only reiiabi
remedy for diseases and blemishes Of the
Skin.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-28

In the District Court OF the United states
for the Dis rict Of Indiana.
IN the matter OF Thaddeus +. Gibson and
Robert U. Utterba K, of the firm Of Fhad.
p. Gibson & Co., Bankrupts.-In Hank
TupJcy.
Dated at Evansville, Ind, April 18TH, 1853.
TO t0h9nl 10 may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice or
his appointment as Assignee Of the estate
OF Thaddeus +. Gibson and Eobert q. Ut
4 terback, of tire firm OF Tnad J.. Gibson q
CO. or Evansville, in the county of Van
derburgn and Stale OF Indiana, wno have
been. .a1Iudgeda abaHKrupts. upo their own
Irfct JOHN SCHUBERT.
1 arrI4 d3t q W,Wed) Assignee.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-28
Notice to Contractors.

REPAIRING done in the best mannt
and at short notice. lmh5 daTn
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MempnIs MarKeE.

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