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st. Louis MaTKel.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. March Y.
4OsACCo-Stcady and unchanged.
COTTON-NOtlIing doing
II EMP-Dull, win small sales undressed
al Sl50NI50.
FLoUE vorable advices from New
Orleans checked business, 81 nd the market
is very duIl. the advance Of yesterday
being lost; super sold at S4u4 .; extra ~
s5a6; Xxx at 50 40@6; XXX 10 fancy at SS g
10 =.
WHEAT-FIat, at 81 S00I 50 for good to
strictly prime red Fail; 81 coal 30 for choice
70 fancy DO; chotce no. 60 sold at 81 IL
CORS-F lrgn, at 67ls70c.
OATS-DuI and hcaYy. at 5G353e.
BA aLEY-Steady, az 81 s0gZ - for prime
to choice Iowa spring.
RYE-Quiet at u zj9l 23.
WHIsKY-Steady. Al 500.
GEoCERIEs II Unbalanced.
PORK-Qutet, at S3l 50g32.
BULK MEAT5-Sma sales clear sid IS at
IG1zc.
BAC0N-Nothing doing; shoulders sold
at l35zgl4c; clear IIb sides at lbA8l1c ;
clear sides at l7Zc.
LARD-Du and heavy. at lSgl5lzc, with
out buyers.
CA1TLE-St ady and unchanged.
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EVANSVILLE. IND. MoNpAY MARcH %. l8s9

The several heads of Departments
we're busy all day yesterday princi-
paliy with the Republican members
Of Congress in relation to removals
rom and appointments to Office. Ac-
cording to the representations of
some Of those members arrangements
are being made for that purpose, in
view of the anticipated repeal of the
Tenure-of Office Act.
The House Committee on Foreign
Affairs viii next make an inVesiiea-
ton into Paraguayan affairs, incluG-
ing the official conduct of Ex-Minis-
ter Washburne and Rear Admiral
Qayis,a and theimprisonment Of Messrs.
Bliss and Masterman. Witnesses have
been summoned.
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~ reiegraph.l LOursVILLE. March q.
o., IenAego sales OF l25 hhfs. q 5J518 IS
GOTToN-265[c
MEss Pork -S82
LARD-lb1&c.
BACON Shoulders I4o: clear rib sides
Hc; clear 81 des I75Sc.
BULK MIATs ~ Shouldera re. cIear rtl,
slices loci clear sides Igl<c
FLOUR-55 M6 90
WHEAT-sl 458l 55.
GORN-6f663c
tATs-D2tfa5c.
l51Sc. - Ff
IMloLAssEs New Orleans. s0as5s.
WHIsKY-82c, free.
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by Ielegraph.l NEW YoRK. March n.
In cotton goods there is fair business
doing Prices rule steady for GOlored aud
printed goods, out plain beached and un-
Dieached fsbrioe seem n little depressed
EdllOu 4 sons bleached muslfns sell al I5c: /:
Elerton ID brown ditto l25ae. Pembcrfon
awning stripes have been reduced 10 27iyc
for the A brand, aDd &c for fiie y brand.
Heavy brown sheetiugs ~teady at de-
cilnei Atlantic a lf5zc; Pacific Extra and
Appleton a locs Nashua a l75ses ditto E
l0S2c; ditto . lie; Newmarket $40; Ly-
man r i6ei tfs mont 9 l215c; LacDnia B
l4c; ditto + BIG; Great falls bleRched
lZ3zc; Green l2j2c; Clinton q q Ice: Bart
LETT l09ae; htas0nvilie lS55c. Dwfkht long
cloth zio. Prints 81 eadY az l21Zc Tor Amos
keagi Iztze for sprague's Pacific Mills aud
Merffmac ID. WOOlens generally dull and
depressed: WO sted s3hawis are tn fair ne
quest at - ~ for RIsLOrs Sultana same
price for quantities. less than 50, bat only
y 81 viii Discount % lObheTs Is asked.
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Hem orleans hnrkaf.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. March q.
CoTToN-SaIes of $50 bales; receipts s44
bales; exports 5000 bales; the demand IS
fair; low grades advanced 1Sg14c; mid.
ding 23Ac.
G0LD-l3i ".
SsTEKLISG ExCHAEGE-I4I5<: Commercial
I4p1z: n y. sight Drafts &c premium.
FLoUR-Dugl; superdne . 1896 "; treble
extra 90 ..
CoRE-Duii at Tjc
OATS-DuIl al toe.
BRAGs-Ffrm at II I5.
HAY-kiTm at S27
PORK-DuIl at s32 -.
BACOS-RetaiIing at 141<GIT1{c
LARD-DulI; tierce lSIS .gI95 5aci keg 2O5zG
2I1Sc.
SUGAR-Dull; good common l2c; prime
at l4c.
MoLAssEs-Scarce; prime 75c.
WHISKY AND CoFFEE-Unenanged.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
New TOrk GOld ana stOcs narArl.

sew IOrk GOld ana stock 2arAUt
6y reiegraph.l NEW YORK. March q.
MoNEY-The market is very stringent
with depressing demand TOR Bankers
nt lnt rate on call loans ranged from f0i
SSoinLn comm sslon Of l-32 70 "a pee cent. Orders
iaoLl hea..l tne Interior for currency continue
= - - y, WINE some bangs here. expecttng
T. = b..l. - .ln iI0in the Comptroller next week.
nnfese nfse nollned a heavy amount OF loaus Tor
tddondty. Commercial paper Is Dressing on
i5iI iaiI ssieet' ana best names offered at lOa
,Aak aAak SfArEMENr The Bank Statement
sno"s heaVy loss In specie and deoo-ffs
Using from payne q into the lub-
treasury on account Of customs.
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WASHINGTON, March 27-J. j.
Noah. Supervisor of Internal Reve-
nue. for the District of Tennessee has
reported to the Bureau Information Of
an additional seizure OF eight Illicit
distilleries in the Fourth District of
that State, where troops are helping
him.
Surgeon B. Norris telegraphs to-
night from Greenville that Ex-Presi-
dent johnson has suffered intensely
from neuralgia with calcus. He is
relieved, however, and on his feet
again.
There seems to be no doubt that a
Register of the Treasury will be nom
mated Monday next.
Currency shipped to New Orleans
during week 100000. To National
banks $3.50. 900. Held for security
for circulation S342 .740, 100. For de-
posits 3,241 ,335 Total currency Is
sued to date S3l3, AGO, ,896. Currency
redeemed during week 1903, ,535. Total
circulation $299, 500, 1923
WAsHMGToN, March 27.-N. A. H.
Ball was to day appointed Supervisor
of Internal Revenue for the Depart
ment of California, Utah and Arizo-
MIA, ia place of Chas. Ia. Virgins.
The following has just been issued ::
GENERAL ORDER NO. %.
HEADQ'Rs OF THE ARMY,
March %.
The following orders have been re-
ceived from the War Department, and
are published for the government OF
all concerned:
WAR DEPARTMENT, March 26.
By direction of the President, the
order of the Secretary of War, dIted
War Department, March 9Th, pub
lished in General Orders No II,
Headquarters of the Army, Adiutant
Generals Office, dated March 8th, ex-
cept so much as directs General w.
L Sherman to assume command OF
the Army Of the United States, is
hereby rescinded. All official business
which, by law or by regulations, re-
quires the action of the President or
Secretary Of War, will be submitted
to the Chief Of Staff of the Corps De-
partmeuts, and Bureaus to the Seere-
tary of War. All orders and instruc-
tions relating to military operations
issued by the President or Secretary
of War, will be issued through the
General of the Army.
ESignedl JOHN A. RAwLINs,
Secretary Of War.
By command of Gen. Sherman.
The Office of the Superintendent of
the Treasury building was this fore
noon thronged with persons of
all colors, concerning the distribution
of the sweeping and scrubbing pat
rouage. The Superintendent has
charge, also, Of the watchmen Of the
Treasury, and has been engaged to-
day in listening to the claims of ap-
plicants.
Mr.. Jules Galay, a clerk in the
Treasury Department, has been ap-
pointed Assistant to the Chief of the
Bureau of Printing and Engraving.
by direction of the Secretary Of War.
Gen. Daniel K. Sickles is ordered,
by his own request, to report for ex-
animation to Gen. Mcdowell, Presi-
dent of the Retiring Board, at New
York.
Gen. ALERT Ames is assigned to
duty as Assistant Commissioner of
the Freedmen's Bureau, for Missis-
sippi. Gen Reynolds is assigned to
duty as Assistant Commissioner of
the same Bureau, for Texas.
Gen. I. j. Crane, retired, is as
signed to duty in the improvement. of
the st. Clair Flats, Michigan.
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HAVANA, March 26-The steamer
Commidature. which left here last
Tuesday for Carden8us, was seized By
several of the passengers who proved
to be patriots. The lady passengers
were safely landed, with a portion Of
the crew and captain, on key near
Cardeuaus, when the captors took the
steamer, it is supposed, to Nassau.
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A Contemplate and DishOnOFable
Aaa

Acts
The card of Mr.. PETER SEMoNIN,
which we print in another place,
convicts Mr.. VAN RIPPER of very
dishonorabIe and cowardly act. The
attempt to make capital for himself
by personal defamation of his oppo-
nent will not make the young New
Yorker many votes In the Third
Ward. We can assure him of that.
The citizens of that ward despise such
dishonorable tricks, and have a genu-
inc contempt for the man who INDUCES
in them. We presume there is not
high. minded business man in the city
who will not feel disgust for the indi-
vidual who would resort to such low
demagogueism. The design, wording
and posting Of Mr. VAN RIPERs hand
bills is a fair sample of the low
cunning aud triekery that will be in
troduced into the management OF our
city's affairs, should he be elected.
The whole thing savors of Five Points
or Mackerelville, New York, AMI no
dou5t it was 10 some such locality that
the trick had its birth. As Mr.. SEM
oNIN says in his card, the people Of
the Third Ward have no use for
such specimens Of New York politics,
nor have they any desire for third or
fourth rate pl4yed out" politicians
from that ciiy to take charge of the
interests OF our thriving and growing
place.
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Latest from Havana.

HAVANA, March 27.-Advices from
Porte au Prince to the 18th have been
received.
Salnave was in a precarlous situa-
ton. 0wing TO the state of the finances
the navy had not received any pay Tor
three months, and there was muir
mUring teeiing at the Capital against
Salnaye. The blacks were jealous OF
the whites, and assassinatIOns were
feared.
A petition was in circulation pray
ing for the blockade Of Port AK
Gals.
Gold was 270 premium.
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By Telearaph.I CINCEusATI. March q.
CoTros- -Quie', but firm; sales or coo
bales Of middiing upiauds az 27gz71zc; low
mtddliugs, 1602jtsc.
ToBAcco-stetdy and IN good demand at
full rates.
WIIsKY-Firm az Gle.
Mss PcRK-Held firmly al s32, but no
sales.
LARD In moderate demand, with sales
at lS%c, but mostly held at l554c
BACoN-QuIet but fl nm; some demand for
clear ri sI.Aes az l85zc, but they are mostly
held at l65@e; and clear TiD hald at ~ 30:
sales of sugar- cured hams at ls1SmlBc; and
bacon shoulders at l3lSc.
BULK MEATS - Firm: shoulders l21EM
l2zc, aud etdes at lf1zc; the outside the
rates asked.
BUTTER Unchanged; fresh, 35a4lc.
EGGS-Declipe1 4 TO l9g20c, aad the supply
large.
CHEEsE-NOue in the market.
SUGAR-Ftrm ana tue demand fair at
l4Ml6c Tor New OrleaDs.
MOLAssF-s Firm IT S00ejs.
CoFFEE-Firm at 20 926c Tor common TO
choice Rio.
OIL-Llnsa cd frmer and held at 81 0s,
ard lot offered freely. Lard oil uu1 al
81 55.
PETRoLEUM-Fifma at 80 8g35c for refined.
BEED-NO change.
GoLD-I311a, huying.
E1cHANGE-Firm at par to 50e premium,
buying
MONEY Market easy At 9aIO per cent;
the demand has fallen of largely.
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ChIcago MaPkef.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. March q.
FLoUR--In light demand at 5000 25 for
Sprtn extras.
WHEAT Quiet; holders nrmer. HmIc
higher: sales No. al 81 i4lzal lB: No. 2 at
81 nlS9t y for regular. aud 81 l2%aI u
for tesh receipts; closing at 81 1901 II
CoRr-Qutet ano 1%a1zc lower; sales new
at 535z a5554 q 1j@<c Toe regular and fresh,
and 10 grade j3g54e: closing at 535zgjlc
for new; sales since Change at SIC.
OATS-Duu and &c lowe sales at 53g
541zc for regular and fresh receipts OF No.
2, closing with sellers at 53c.
RYE In fair request at 81 l6al lSz for
regular, and 81 2O9I II for fresh TecefpLs OF
No !, aud 81 Is Tor fresh receipts OF y o. 2 /;
closing a 81 - fOr NO. l..
BARLEY-Duh; sales of fresh Of 81 T0G
Y. and 81 Is for regular No. 2; closing at
81 65aI 10 Tor No. ..
HIGHWINI S-DulI at S6 q89c.
SUGAtt-l4ze &c for New Orleans.
MOLAsSES-sIlgl % tor common to choice
PROVISIO S-Steady and firm uless pork
sod at 81; lard iS;z z1I51zc; dry sailed
shoulders 4354c; short clear mi dies l0c
loose; sweet picked hams I5IzaiBc.
HOGS-Dres%ed quiet ana almost nOmt-
mai li@I2c, dividing ON 200 pounds; live
active and shade nrmer. % 3Blg9 A. for
hSht; 50 75gl0 for fair 10 medium; SO 2Jlg
SO 90 for good 20 choice.
BEEF CATTLE-A ctive and drmeT.
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PoUeHKEEPsIE, n. Y, March g.
The ice IN the river broke away to-
day, four miles north of here. at
Crum's Elbow. The river is closed
north as far as Albany from that
point. but the ice is very weak.
To morrow, the steamer Thos. Cor
nell will try to push her way through
to New York from Rondout, and on
Wednesday the Nupna will start for
New York from the Hudson.
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BUFFALO, March 27.-The Board
Of Trade, after an animated discus
sion this forenoon, endorsed the
resolutions adopted March 23d by the
New York City Produce Exchange.
favoring the enlarging aud improve
ment Of the canals ia this State, and
a general reform in the management
of the same. There was only one
dissenting vote.
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SAN Francisco, March 28.-China
Catholic priests from the north re-
port the Mehomedaa rebels IN strong
force on the road to Pekin. They
predict the fall of the Celestial City
within the year. Mining at Chifoo is
stagnaut.
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NEW YORK.
Advic from Spain-Montpensier TO
be proclaimed King of spain.

NEW YORK, March 28.-William
Forester, an escaped convict from
the peuitentiary at Joliet, His. was
arrested in Houston street by a Dep
uty Sheriff yesterday P. II. He made
some resistance, EheTeupon the uoto-
rious Theodore Allen interfered and
Forester escaped. Allen was arrest
ed, but for want Of evidence was dis
charg ed.
The Herald special Of London 27th
has adVices from Spain, and renders
it certain that Moutpensier will be
proclaimed King. He will arrive In
Spain within a fortnight.
The iron-c clad Victoria is DOW at
Lisbon.
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BY Cable.l LoEnov. Mnreh ~.
CoNsoLs -931Sa934. Il. \. Bonds-6 COS
63Z. Erie 2i1k Illinois ~. Petroleum.
nrIn at Is lnd for refined. Common rogIu
6s g.. Iurpentino BIS 81.
LIYERP0oL, March H.-Cotton, bread-
stuH and produce markets closed were o.
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Nemphis aarzet.

By Teiegraph.I EENPaIz. March q.
CoTT0E-Quiet and no finally ne; re-
cafpfs. 4Sf bales; exports, $50 bales.
FLOUR Dali; super al sB85 5J.
EORN-LOWer, at 76c.
OATs-65g7lc.
HAY-5Z6.
Po4R-S33.
IAED-l91Za20 a20Lzc.
BAcoS-steady; shoulders 141zc; sides
I71z9718c.
BULK BiEATs-Steady; shoulders 1234c;
sides I65zc.
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TIE Courier has had good deal to
say abou matters in Mayor WALK-
ER's r port, of which it knew $50
lutely nothing We desire to ca ! its
attention 70 an item of expenditure
with which it is familiar. The item
Is as follows:
Printing aud statfonerv............ 50. .Ol5 4G
By ref ring tO tne Report OF Mayor
Ba er we md the following TEN:
Printing and statiOe eeTy.........-...... .6O9 Al
Differenc ....-........... 81 z0g g
Will the Courier inform US WAY
the printing and stationery under
Mayor WALEER-the Economical
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VOL. Xxx.

cost nearly double what it did under
Mayor BAKER-the Extravagant? y
We cant imagine.
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SalnaVe in q Precarious
Situation.

WASHINGTON. March 28.-It is
said in Republican circles that the
Committee on Reconstruction viii,
early this week, report back the bill
reassembling the original Georgia
Legislature, imposing the test oath
qualification, and declaring the expul-
sion of coloTed members void.
The follow ing telegram was recent
ly received by the Secretary of the
Interior:
SALT LAKE, Utah, March 10.
The report on the Central Pacific
Railroad viii require time. We think
you should know that we who have
seen both deem the Central Pacific
Railroad as incomplete as the Union
Pacific Road.
lSigned1, J. K. WARREN.
Brevet Maj. Gen. u. s. A.
j. BRECKENSDoRFER, JR,
Special Commissioner:
The above refers to the manner OF
constructing the two roads. Another
telegram just received says the Union
Pacific Railroad track Is laid twenty
five miles of Ogden, which is fifty one
miles east of Monument Point. The
grading of the last mentioned dis
tance Is completed, with the exception.
of six miles. The Central Road is
laid to point seventy-fve miles west
OF Monument Point, leaving a gap be-
tween the roads of one hundred aud
twenty-six miles. over which rails are
to be laid.
WASHINGTON, March 28.-It is now
thought by members of Congress of
bo-h parties, that adjournment sine
die viii not take place before the
middle of April.
The commissions of various parties,
who were confirmed for Office in the
last few days of the former Admins
tration, are yet withheld, and thesuh
ject Is in the hands of the Attorney
General
Delegations from the division and
anti division parties In Texas were
before the Reconstruction Committee
yesterday morning, by appointment.
The Georgia bill having been taken
up by the Committee, the case was
postponed until Tuesday.
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STERLING- Dull At 8a8k for prime biIis
GOLD-A shade easter: opened AZ I8l5z
advanced 10 1917, declined to 1903, closed
GoYERSh ENTs-Ar lower, foreign bank
ers appearing la market as sellers and
some Ound lots offered at quotations.
Coupons Of 'Sl, ll51Tall8; do. B2, Il85Ia
do. new, 1f3Gl18lk: do. i67, II3aII3II. 10. az
lbs; 10 f0s, I05SiO Paeihc6s l041<8lOf}k.'
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WASHINGTON.

of a Supervisor Of Ia
teFnaI Revenue for tbs Depart
menG of Callf0gaia. Utah aHd ArI-
10na--OFdeFS issued by the War
department - Seizure of night
Illicit DlstilleFies in Tennessee.
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Mayor Walkers statement of City
Orders" Z"

Whole amount of Orders issued,
Mayor Walker says, is..-...-..-......SS36,i ,if2 5S
Amount redeemed and
cancelie e5.................. s222 65I IS
Amount redeemed ana
ready to be ca cellei... 1877 73
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Europe.
BY the Atlantic TeIegrapT..
GREECE.

GREECE.
ATHENS. March 27.- Pheaiiades
Bey, the Turkish Edvay and Minis
ter Plenipotsntiary, has arrived from
Constantinople, and resumed AMIGA
bic relations in behalf OF his Gov
ernment with the Grecian Court.
FRANCE.
PARIS. March 27.-Lato Rio Ja-
neiro letters received here state that
General Polyodor has been assigned
to the command of the allied forces
now in Paraguay.
The ParaguaYans, at recent
assemblage IN Ascension, adopted 2
petition praying the allies TO form a
Provisional Government, with that
city as It's capital.
The GdrliGS, newspaper, says that
the Emperor Nap0ieon has demanded
an explanation Of the King of Prussia
in regard to the recent mobilization
Of troops In the Western Provinces.
ENGLAND.
LONDON. March 27.-Tolegrams
from Hong Kong to-day, report
the loss Of the Pacific mali steamship
Herman, nor5h of Yokohoma. She
had large number Of japanese
troops on board, all of whom were
drowned.
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State of Indiana. .VanderburRh County, 81
-V1T aTtC'E h HEREBY GIVEN. tnat
al Phl 1p Kramer, administrator OF tue
estate Of John y. Meni, deceased, has fled
decedent. mis- personal estate being insult
tlent % pay his deb1s; ana that said petit
tlOn viii be heard sc the next tenn OF the
Court Common Pleas Of said county.
Witness my hand, tnis 10Th day Of March,
ls o. 3. SORFNs0k. q ERIK.
mh27 d3t, w3t
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Advices from Hong Kong.
SteamerHermannWrec
Two Hundred and Seventy
Lives Loss.
Latest News from Spain.
Monp snsier to be King.
The Revolution in Cuba.
Salnave in q Precarious
Situation.
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Communication W. BEerchamsa
For the sale or HAY, corn. OATS, MlkANf
FLOU R, ~ "a Il, BACON, LARD ana
Western Produce generally
NO. s. LEyEE SGUEERs
apr8dtf NfcEaauiaas mial'
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EVANSVILLE GROCERY
No. I36 Main street.

y a n H - @ X o Il II =
TgrAs ON HAND. AND H CON
gCH. stsntly receiving, a well selected
stock Of Fancy and staple GTOceries, COuu-
try Produce, &C., &c.
A coed variety OF EARLY POTATOE5,
for SEED
Fresh WHITE LINE:
Fresh HYDRAULIC CEMENT;
which viii be sold at the lowest market
rates.
Also, EEWBURG COAL at He. = bush
All goods delivered 10 any part % the
city free Of charge. nhl0 DIR
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sS5 sI3 81
Now if there is any truth in this
statement, it shows that the amount
OF city orders outstanding March l,
1869, was $50. .813 81. But Mayor
WALKER says that there is cash in
the City Treasury March l, 1869
$21, ,612 OF, to pay interest on railroad
bonds and the teachers in the Public
Schools, which leaves the sum of
$14.201 81 orders outstanding on the
1st March, 1869. This might pass for
heavy arithmetic.
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a c5mmi tee was appointed by the We
mans sun age Association of st. Louis.
f'su Saturday, 10 wait upon the County
Cru-t and urge the propriety and irnpol-
lance of appointing q mltron for the
eoEuty Jail, 10 nave special 'charge II the
1emite prisoners, under the general snper.
vision Of the jaIlor. a finance COMM tee
was 50 appointed to raise fumes u arry
on thesanrage movement throughout The
Stale. br putting speakers n the neld d
Organizing subordinate associatIons.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-29
30 PRIEEs IN TONN L0Fg.

Valued ~ Gt2O each.
Ia0 PRIZES IN TOWN LOTS.
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-04-23
HEI.MBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SiRSlPiRILLA
ronNG LADIES, REWIREy

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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-04-23
TIE Great .Nt1r England Remedy.
Dr. J. W. Polands White Pine Compound

c.s.. Scr. TSosi. cali,, ce.sls. DipiA,r,a, BrOa-
eA,f,, Sy,iiisg Of Bisod, ssi Fal.saary lssef,ess
ssa.saLV. a. Is q rnaSkabls rs.sdy fer k,lasy
CO. .i.s.f.. Diabetes. D.lScsty Of pssdIss Uriss,
aI,.s,-S fss.. tAs kiissys asd BisaIe, GrsutL asa
aiAsr Cs~Sisisis.H ... - 49, y
PoLAxp's wHfrE rtsK CosrOpSD. Aner having
ri,en n a thorough Trial woean confidently recon-
mend Pslaaars Hlifs Ptns Ce-Posaf as very Nai-
.hls .rtele tor the cure Of colds coughs, AMI pull
soaIe complaints gsDsrAlly. In several case. ne
ave knoun II 10 give prompt relief when all other
remedies which had been tried had nlled. IL Is an
aIlIels which, in climate 20 pr9moure OF sudden
and severe colds a. that of New England, oasat W
be in every hully and we are sure hat thos, sne
once ohtaln it and give 10 q TAR trisi' vii NOT
thereafter DO willing to be without il-Sssfss
JssTsal. -. :. 49,. Il. .H l.
A VALuAsLs MkBlcIsk.-Dr. Peiss6's UAiis Pas
csnps.sx, advertised In our columns, Ia snceess,
fal sttssspt 10 eombine and apply the medie,nAi
virtues Of the white Pine bark. 10 has been thor
Oayhly tested by people In this city And vicinity,
and the proprietor has testimonials 10 IL value
nom persons we'll Known 20 our citissas. weree-
ommend It's trial in all those easss Of disease 70
which II "a adapted lis Cor sale by all our drug
gists.-lSsp fsrk i.asyesisaf. II. 81. \
Tha gAIs Pas cs~ps.sd "a now sold IN every