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mems ara."r"s. mtuAes De naison. ns.ensi!rs
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racquc,rur !a ,;tsire 1nu:ie DE- g. presenter y.
on u" p'ut pas payer "omp.ant
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Ri. G RIGOLLET
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Aux PROPHIETAIRES DE IERRES
ED HAEITATIONs.

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~ iyns0s. en- FranCais ct rn AnC',js, les Hs
hIrs:ions. les tr~s ct au:res rcoprik,ts don't leg
ploprittaire> vondront disposer, aux &C cndtions
sn;va"t~s, savolr Cinq p:es'res pavables da.
vance, pour chaque proprie;e. pins, un pour cent
sur le montant DE- Ia v-nte. 81 toutefois la propr-
etc es, vendu" fsndis qn'eIle est annoncee dams
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pouvoir, Ia ven:e des proprttes a:Hsi aEnoncfes
Crux 1ni nous enverront des ava de cette ca
tegorie, devront nous fare sayoir sils desirent
prevaloir de lofre plus liant men:tonnee, autr-
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tons nrdinajr"s
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IL ~ = So.
CouTs &c paroisse de la Faroisso
St. Landry.

TT + premier I.2n"i dc Novcmbrc pro-
II A chaiu ie tiendrai IN" session rtigu-
Ii,re &c In Goa: de rHlni>:.e pour ia Pa
roi>>c st. Landry, 4 Ia Maison d'. Cnur dc
}a'ji:e l'arul>>e. pour lnuGition De toutes
les "}aSScS !e rausrs sHr lesGHel]cs ma
il: .:i'!rtin' >'..tcN'i:- le premier l.undi
de Dtr"nl;" ll",,:.i; .t' tien,!rai une
session rt-H'It'e o'rettrConr POUR l'au
'.it;"n ':"> atIAire> de sncrrssionS ct pour
|" disposition G"S causes dependant d"
la Cour DIES IrcuvtS It Gui ntres>itent
une decision cn C"ur siegrante.-Et par
la suite, lea sessions rtgulitres dc. cts
tourS auront lieu le premier LuAdi de
cilaqUe mois, jusqu'a nouvel ordre.
=. GARRIGUES.
'1uge de Paroi>sc.
NIclousaS IS Septembre 1869.
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la legislation Tairair n"rs avarr f!ns.re
lie la publication d"s avis ;iH'ljriarrs qY' vo,,-
iarrt hirn nous Gnnn-r c!-rrlrI,mrn, nos amis
IT pa: ":>. mons n"';S p""n"s"Ns nthHnl"rs de
Gnnntr chaqr- semane nos l-ct"urs. TN som
mare, DIS vtes DE- elcr.SsiOlis altres avis jr-
.Jiciairrs one autor;:e iu t;onverneur etq" 'leux
d.. srs acriytrs ont daigne accorier at1:.rs
Dans e cas- Oh I'M administrators ,r SUCCESSION
iucrrs. d. lintfrst de Ia Succession QUIZ aim,-
nistre de fair publier Ia vent" on tout s,Etre avis
soft en- Francois soft en- Ang'ais. soft dams ces
deux langues dams 'e Courier, atm de lpnner Il
crs avis me pus grande publication, nous les ad-
mettrous dams nos COLONIES rason de Z, cents
par carre. c'est- t-a-dre Ia moi:ie DE- ce que celia
cuu.p dams lie Journal CONNIE on le vera dams
nos coInnnes d avis, nm administrator (Tuteur)
s'est deja prevan DE- CO moyen pour donner plus
De pnbcaiion la vente de la succession don't
il administration.
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La bcauie ch,z la femme eat une
h.:i;" don't Ia BONE es, !" pnrtu'n.
-Chrz 'e> trmr"S "a brau;e pIai.. i's-
pr,t anus. Ie caractere a:tache e la sen
>,AIlitt ;'a>>lnnnr.
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A " EN DIRE.

nNZf. TEERA1N>. si.ues dang les lim!tes
~ in village St. Charles. Grand Co:eau. dars
IL me rrincipale. pres de lancer. magasn &c NJ
Eug. Fetrtn,
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@ lie Rev. c. A. Frazee rourrira son
Ecole Lundi proclaim, lie 90 courant.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-09-18

Z1O Arrrrts de t~r-e, s;:nts :, mics 4
lOn-st Op"ionsas. pres de haotat.ou &c "
Ouezim- A. Guidry.
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4OU Arper:s :e ,errr ..snan: Ir morcyan
plus haut mentinnne
C-s tcr1es sont pa, fa:em"nt adap:ees d Ia cul
tnr- dr ia canlt sucr- rt On cotou.
TArr"s =: t.rranS strout vtndus a un prix tres
modtIe ~ i"s conditions favo7abies AUX &C.
Gnerrurs. Pour plus De rerse: gnemen,S saArss.
ser j. 4. y PERE0D1S.
: aou: leC9 Opeonsas.
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The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22


PITrsBURG, March Trained moderate
ly all night. Thermometer Sso. 8lonon-
gahela six feet one inch, and falling
CINcINNATI, March 20 -Boats arrived:
Savannah and Kate Putnam, from Pitts
BURG; Cham pion. from st. Louis. Depart
ed: Savannah, for ST. Louis: Clifton, for
Memphis y. q; Gray, ior Pittsburg; the
l4oliI' Ml4oaisyiIie' ior New Orleans; Camelia, for
Nashville. The river is falling rapidly.
Appearance of rain. Business dull.
CAIRO. March 20.-Port List Mississjppi.
New Orleans TO 81. Louis, IL p. AI.; Sham
rock; Cl1cinnati TO 81. Louis, 4 A. NJ;
Tyrone: Nashville packet, 3 a. NJ; Arthur
ST. Louis to New Ie7ns. A NJ Indiana
Louisville to New. Orleans, 8 A. NJ; Belle OF
81. Louis, Memphis 10 st. Louis, Ii A. NJ
Ames. st. Louis to New Orleans. 8 P. N. I:
! GroesbecR, New Orleans to Cincinnati 3
p. NJ; Rubicon, st. Louis to Vicksburg 4
p. M Longworth, Louisville to New Or
leans, p. NJ; Richmond, New Orleans to
Louisville, y. NJ; Nashville, Nashville
packet, p. NJ; Belle of Mem phis, ST. Louis
70 Memphis, p. NJ; No man, Memphis 70
| Evansville, p. N. River stationary. The
weather is clOu y.
NASHVILLE, March 20-The river is
rising; eleven feet of water on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather moderate. with indica-
uOns of more rain. Arrfved-John Lums-
den, from Cairo. DepRrJed-Jonu Lums-
den, for Cairoi Umpire, for the Upper
NEW ORLEANS, March parted
Robert Bnrns, for Clnclnnhti; Lizzie Gill,
for st. Louis; Virginia, for louisville.
Arrtved-SIlver Spray aud Common
wealth.
ST. LOUIS, March 20.-Arrived-Aiss p
pi, from New Orleans; Rob Roy, rom KeO-
kuk. Depared-Addle Johnson and Rob
Roy, for Keokuk; Illinois, for Peoria;
/ Melnotte, for Cincinnati: II $. Turner, for
Omahai StonewaIl, for Keokuk. The
river Is still siug, and sll the upper
rivers are swelling slowly. The wealth Ell
is m Id aud cloudy.
MEMPHIS March q. - The weather is
ciouiy and unsettled. River about sta
tionary. Departed: Indiana, for New Or
leans, and Rubicon, fer Vicksburg.
LOUISVILLE, March 2I.-Port List: Leon
idas, New Orleans to Pittsburg; Louisville,
from Cincinnati Darling. Cincinnati TO
Memphis; Camelia, Pitisburg to Nash
vile. River failing slowly, with about %
feet water in the cauat, and seven fee5
steamboat water on the falls. Weather
clear and pleasant. Business dali.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22
10 THE PUBL G.

YTAVTNG TAKEN CHARGE OF
R-G, the Commercial Hote Immediately
opposite the v harf, in UniOntOwn, L am
prepared to entertain ali my old friends
and as many new ones as may favor me
with a call, IN the most comic rta5le man
ner. The Bar viii be stocked with good
LIQUORS and Cigars. The stables connected
with the hotel will be conducted by Frank
2. Clements, by whom every attention viii
be paid to the travelling pab1c, and prices
will be made 10 suit the times / ear
nestly solicit my old friends and the trav-
cling public generally TO give me call,
and 1 pledge myself that no endeaY0r
shall be wanting on my part 10 make
them comfortable and contented.
mhl9 dot CAPT. j. q. MCGILL.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

KNOCKED DowN.-A young man
by the name of Blake was in Wehr-
stedt's Saloon, on First Street, on Sat
urday night. when another person, by
the name of Ackey, called him to the
door to tell him something, when he
struck Blake with a pair of brass
knuckles, as he supposes, knocking
him down, but doing no particular in
jury. Ackey was arrested aud taken
to the Lock Up, and will have hear
ing to-day.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

CHURCH OF THE Holy INNoCENTs,
corner of Ninth and Division Streets,
Rev. S. Burford, Minister. Services
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Evening Prayer, II. I" Fs.iUaI of The
Annuncjation Of the B. " H." Maun-
day. Thursday-Morning Prayer, 6
AN, and Evening Prayer, y PM.
Good Friday-services at 10 AN. and
Pm. Easter Evening, Saturday,
Divine service, with celebration of
the Sacrament of Holy Baptism, 4
Pm.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

THE LOST FoUND.-It will be re-
membered by the readers of the
JOURNAL that mention was made
that several pockets had been picked
in the Opera House on the occasion
of Colfax's reception last Fall.
Among the victims was Rev. George
w. Moore, whose pocket-book. con-
tanning forty-two dollars in green
backs, promIssory notes, bank
checks, railroad pass and $50 Con-
federate note, was gobbled by some
expert pick pocket.
On Saturday last the pocket book
was restored to him, containing all
the contents except the $42 in green
backs.
It appears that the next day, or
perhaps on the same day, brakes
man, sweeping out one Of the cars of
Conductor j. b. Kirkman's train,
found the pocket book in the car, and
noticing there were Confederate
money and papers In it, he handed it
to the Baggage master at the depot.
A day after passenger on the train
remarked to Mr.. Kirkman that he
thought he had lost his pocket-b book
on the train, and inquired if he had
seen anything Of it. He said it con-
tained a Confederate bill and some
papers of value, but no money. Mr..
Kirkman made inquiry of the man
whose duty it was to sweep the cars,
who answered that he had found
such a pocket book, aud Mr.. Kirk
man obtained it from the Check
Agent, and being in a hurry. laid it
away without examination, thinking
the man who had spoken of it would
call for It, and the affair passed from
his mind. A few days ago he acci-
dentally noticed the pocket book aud
on examination found the railroad
pass and papers bearing the name of
G.. w. Moore. He gave it to friend,
who handed it to Mr. Moore on Sat
urday. Had Mr.. Kirkman examined
it at first, it would have saved Mr..
Moore considerable expense, as he
had to go to Kentucky to stop the
payment of the notes the pocket
book contained.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22
DIED.

GRA MAfER-On Saturday night, March
Goth, after lingering illness of consump.
ton, LLOYD w. GKAMMER aged . years, 3
months and days.
The funeral VIII take place from the res
idence of his mother, Mrs. =. Grammer.
on First Street, between Walnut and
Chestnut, this day (Monday) March 22d at
IA O'Clock Pm. Friends OF the family viii
attend without further notice.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

GRAND BANoUET.-The young La
dies of the Vine Street (Old SchooD
Presbyterian Church are preparing to
give grand Banquet for the benefit
Of that church. The entertainment
will come off on Thursday evening,
April 1st, in Music Hall, Opera Build
ings, and from our knowledge of the
young ladies having the management,
we can, with great confidence, predict
that it will be one of the most sump-
tuous and elegant feasts ever spread
in this city.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

ANOTHER SKIFF STOLEN AND Re.
COvERED.-A week or so ago, skif
was stolen by boy from Mr., Blaugy,
late ferryman, lying at the shore oppo-
site this city, and taken down to the
neighborhood of Esq. Catlett, in the
lower bayou. The boy was seen
taking the skiff, and recognized. He
was threatened with prosecution if
the skiff was not returned. 4 day or
two ago it came home on one of the
packets, charges paid.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

EASTER CELEBRATIoN.-The three
Episcopal Sunday Schools Of this city
st. Pauls. Church of the Holy Iu-
nocents, and St. Pauls Lamasco Mis-
sion-numbering altogether about six
hundred children, met at st. Pauls
Church yesterday afternoon, to prac-
tice their Easter Carols, and prepare
for the Easter Celebration at the same
Church on next SUNDAY.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

FIsH LAW. = The law that was
passed March 9th, 1867, making it un
lawful to trap, net, or seine fish in
any river or stream for the period Of
two years. has expired, SO FIR as its
general operation is concerned. Here
after it is only unlawful to trap, net,
or seine fish between the first day of
May and the first of September of
each year.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

CHRISTIAN WUNDERLICH Is a cane
dtdate for city Marshal. subject to the de-
cision OF the Republican Convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name Ot GEO. 4. COCHRAN as "a candidate
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22
LOCAL NOTICES.
Something New.

Newport, Base Ball, and Mazeppa,
are the names Of the latest styles of
paper collars just received at the
Great Western Clothing Store of
Strouse & Bros, No. s. Main Street.
Call and see them. mh2O
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

Rg~ The Indianapolis Mirror an
nounces that the Governor will call
the extra session of the Legislature
for the 18th of April. Pass the
word, Fall in boilers and stationery
grabbers p
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

R~ A man who got a marriage
license last week in this county, had
to settle an unpaid balance of about
Sc, that was due in a divorce case,
wherein his intended had figured as
one of the principal parties.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

Editors Journal - Please announce nv
name as a candidate for City Collector A
the ensuing April election, subject to the
decision Of the Republican Convention
JOHN GREEK.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

Heilman, box mese: & ID iIelman.
keg powder; q q Elblaels a Co, 58s bags
corn; Kelley a. co, 100 bags shorts; b.
% sncks grass seed; G Armstrong. 90O08
feet walnut lumber: Mrs Kenney. i rfano
post holes.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

b9- Tomorrow is the day set apart
for the special election. There will
be very little interest taken IN this
city, as it is only a one-sided affair
Jeems," the doctor" and s. tother
chap" will be sent back after more
4" stationery"
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

THE DIFFERENCE.-The Democracy
were gathered in knots on the streets,
Saturday, discussing the Convention.
The defeated aspirants were on the
corners, yesterday, cussing the Con-
vention.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

Ba~ The citizens Of Newburg have
subscribed sufficient amount to Sc
cure the establishment of telegraph
Office in that place.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22
ER NE wv s.
for ether Rtver 1tepea see znfrd Page.


The weather yesterday, was cloudy and
cool, with strong l. dicatlons of snow
The river has fallen six inches, and Will
90 down fast. The arrivals and depart
ures up to midnight last, since 3 p. N. sat
urday, include The Morning Star, Louis
Vile and return; Armada, To Cairo; Ada
Lyon, TO G.een River; sam Orr, to East
port; Louisiana, New Orleans TO Louis
vile; Clara Scott, rom Wabash River:
Nary Houston, Louisville TO New Orleans;
Emma Floyd, Nashville to Cincinnati;
Richmond, New Orleans TO Louisville;
LIE laire, Louisville to Eastport; Quick
step, from Cairo; Mollie Gratz, Louisville
TO Nashville; Tarascon, Louisville to Hen.
deTsou.
The packets on Saturday had splendid
trips out.........The Sam. Orr had a fine
trip as any boat ever carried ........The Lou
isiana passed up at 2Iz o'clock yesterday
no3 niUg with moderate trip. The
Clara Scott came in from the Wabash dur
ing the night with frst-rate trip. She
returns 10 the Wabash al r. N. to-day .......
The Kate Hobinson got through her re-
pairs and departed about 2 o'clock yester-
day lnorning.........The Emma Floyd had a
good trip. She discharged here III hhds
tobacco, and has 81 hhds tobacco, 500 sacks
Cincinnati. Among her passengers was
Master Willie ChenOweth, son of the Cap
tam, and a chip from the old blocIr.....Tne
Mary Houston had an excellent trip, and
viii go out of the river with all she can
float under 1.-THE Quickstep had mag
nifcent trip, including IS head of cattle
aud - head of hogs.......-The Richmond
was pretty light, but had n fair passenger
Iist........Tae LeC1aire and Mollie GIatz
were pretty well Ioaded.........The tow boats
Mary Alice, Baltic and Simpson Homer
passed down with immense tows.......The
Transit, from Hawesyille, brought down a
tow Of some kind, and returned with one
or two empty barges .......The Robert Ful-
ION arrived from above with a tow OF coal
.........The Eau Claire, Captain u. Shew-
maker, is now running as q regular packet
from Terre Haute TO PerFysville, leaving
the former port every Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday y........The Tarascon was
detained by an extraordinarily heavy
way business, and did not arrive till
O'Clock last night. she had a big trip In.
.......The Abeona arrived at 81 O'Clock
last night, en- route 10 st Louis. she had
q good trip 81 freight, AMI nearly three
hundred passengers.
For WABASH RTvER.-The magnificent
new steamer Clara Scott leaves for Mount
Carmel and all way landings on the
Wabash River at O'Clock p. d. to-day.
Captain Scott is her veteran and deserving
commander. and Cash. Thomas and Char
ley Chadwiclz are her pleasant and Oblig-
ing clerks. She has admirable cabin and
state-rooIn appointments.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22
oONsTARER.

1dft rs Journal = Please announce nv
n ntine az "a eand date for the Ofnoe of Com
stable OF Pigeon TOwnsniD. eubircf - f6e
decision Of the RPpublfoan C0nventiou
DEEDS
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

FARM TO RENT.-A good tenant
can get farm of bottom land in lower
bayou, 45 acres cleared. by applying
soon 10 VIM. REAvIs,
MARIO If Real Estate Agent.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

R9- Governor Baker has appoint
ed John G.. Grain Judge of the Vigo
Criminal Court. which was created
by the last Legislature.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22
G:.,:...,..,zss...szstG. &. -.

FIRST WARD MEETING-A large
number OF the voters Of the First
Ward met at the Council Chamber on
Saturday night, in order to nominate
candidate for Councilman to repre-
sent that ward. Edwin McJ ohnston
was called 10 the Chair, and L. >.
Groves appointed Secretary. Mr..
McJ ohnston announced the business
of the meeting, after which Albert
Steinbach and Alvah johnson were
nut in nomination. Remarks were
made by Messrs. Bisch and Marsh,
who hoped that whoever was nomi-
mated would go to work, and endeayor
to poll the full vote of the ward in
their behalf. The candidates were
asked to pledge themselves TO abide
by the decision of the meeting, and
support the nominee. Mr.. Steinbach
gave the pledge, and said that if NOM
mated he would devote his entire en-
ergies to the contest. He said thou
sands upon thousands of dollars
had been spent in other parts of the
city. but that the First Ward had
been neglected, and pledged himself, if
nominated and elected, to see that his
ward got her share of the public i'm
provements. Mr.. johnson also
pledged himself to abide by the action
of the meetieg, but said he would
rather not be nominated, and would
prefer to see Mr. Steinbach selected
as the candidates; but would not feel
justified in declining if he received
the nomination. 1t was then moved
to ballot for the candidates, which
resulted in the selection of Mr.. Stein
bach, by a majority of eight votes, he
having received 81 votes, and Mr..
johnson 46. On motion of Alvah
johnson, the nomination of Mr..
Steiubach was made unanimous. The
meeting then adjourned.
Considerable interest was manifest
ed, and no doubt is felt that the Re-
publicaus will elect Mr.. Steinbach by
handsome majority. All that is
needed is to work with determina-
ton to achieve success, and the re-
suit cannot be doubted.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

b1- The Board of State Debt Sink
ing Fund Commissioners will hold a
meeting at Indianapolis. on the first
Wednesday of April, to make ar
raugements for the redemption of the
five per cent. State Stock.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

SAMUEL p. HAVLIN Is a candidate for
the Office Of Justice Of the Peace OF Pigeon
1oWnshlp ~ the ensuing April election,
Convention.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

OYSTERS. = Maltby's Fresh Bald-
more Oysters received daily at No. 45
Main Street. II. HERMANN.
mh19-3t
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

D4r Washington. Indiana, has a
Dramatic Company. who have been
playing to good audiences. Happy
Dramatic Company.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

ORANGEs.-Just received at No. 40
Main Street, ffiy bores Of choice Or
dnges, which will be sold cheap.
mh19-3t II. HERMANN.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

AWFUL. = In company with DR..
Thompson, we took drive through
the lower part of the city yesterday,
and we must say that we found the
streets in an awful condition. Mud
thick and thin, deep and shallow
net US wherever we went, and we do
not believe we saw two hundred
yards of good road in a drive Of two
GA three miles.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22
EEAEfifesGs.

TBy the Quic<step, from Cairo, March 81
For Fvansvflle--G & NlbIack G. Co, 20
sacks VIII 1T. So saoEs oats; II BaDeOck,
mowingfn chine; DUKE Nicholson, 6 pack
ages muse; II II EhrmaE. Uale- OF cotton
sIartin, Cfardtfer & Go, hud tOb 2ccO: Wei
don Bros. ~ Co, 10 bags Of cotton arm: h q
Van Ripper, mus tobacco II X Dunker-
son 4 20, 6bdles cotton. 4 hhds tobacco:
tor oWnsr on board, 23y5J0 shingles.
For reshipment:
whisky.
TO Cincinnati: IS head OF cattle, II head
of hogs.
sIANIFEsT-Of the Steamer Clara Scott,
list, lS5Y.-GrayVllie Carey, stewart &
Lauterman, l6o bags wheat.
New armOny: EreiagOt, Son K Thtall,
10 bedsteads, cloth press, and l stand.
Williams efrg Nat Brown, 80 pIoWs.
UniontOwH: Jones CambrOn, IS DbIs and
80 SACKS Of Il 5ur.
Mount Vernon: q w Thomas & Co, 467
and box eggs; Charley Leonard, y bags
corn; Decker q LIchtenbeI ger, 81 bags
Henderson: w j Marshall & Co, hhds
tobacco.
boxes and IA empty barrels; g plain Henry
Scott, / iOt OF Old iron; / Re1S, Is green
hides 5 dry hides, 1 bundle sheei pelts:
Chas Viele 6 Co, bbls dried peaches; Ad-
ans Express totnp pany, boxes rncse. N
Daizeli, boxes eggs; A Gumberts haas
feathers and bdfe coon skins: StefnhacIy
Wack & Co, bdle beef hides; Humphrey
hatricK d Co. bbls eggs, 81 bags oats b,i9P
fruit gentleman mule, and pckgs ma
chinery; Cloud & Akin, 1 box mdse; VIM
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

Col. JOHN +. Grill, n candidate for
Tue ONCE OF TnWnshlp Trustee subject to
the decision Cf the Republican Convention
on Tuesday next.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

BI The Terre Haute Express of
Saturday gives three different items of
accidental deaths by shooting.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22
Dunn DrFFERENr.-Several pc

QUITE DIFFERENT.-Several per
sons were arrested on Saturday
night, for being drunk and disorder
ly. The Democratic Convention was
held on that evening, which accounts
for the same. No persons were ar
rested the night of the Republican
Hnnrnnfinn
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A. NJ. MCGRTFF is a candidate for CITY
lean City Convention
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ANNOuNCE1gENTs


Ga- The prIce for inserting Candidates.
Notices is Three Dollars, invariably In adj
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CONSTABLES,
SAMUEL DAY,
GEORGE l.. ROBINSON,
SYLVESTER DEEDS,
NICHOLAS BRO WN.

RG- The April number of the
Monthly WaUerIey Magazine has been
received by Fish & Barter.
The Evansville journal., 1869-03-22

"Barrett's" Renowned Hair Re-
storative.
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REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.

CLERK,
A. NJ. MCGRIFF.
o. MARSHAL,
CHRISTIAN WUNDERLICH.
COLLECTOR,
JOHN GREEK.
TREASURER.
SAUNDERS B. SAMSON.
SURVEYOR,
CHARLES B. BATEMAN.
ASSESSORS,
81 OTTO PFAFFLIN,
.r, j. w. COLLINS,
SAMUEL WYTTENB BACH.
a COUNCTLMEN:
First Ward-ALBERT STEINBACH.
Second Ward-JoHN s. HOPKINS.
Third Ward-PErER SEMONIN.
Fourth Ward-SAMUEL ORR.
Fifth Ward-WILLIAM HETLMAN.
sixth Ward-JOHN HODSON.
Seventh WaFd-WILLIAM STEINECKE
Eighth Ward JAMES WILTSHIRE.
Ninth Ward-PHILIP KLEIN.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
TRUSTEE,
Col. J. +. GRILL.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
MUEL p. H VLIN.
CoNsTABLEs,
SAMUEL DAY,
GEORGE l.. ROBINSON,
SYLVESTER DEEDS,
NICHOLAS BROWN.
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A LARGE assortment of fine white
linen shirts, warranted equal to any
manufactured, at Strouse & Bros.
No. S5 y hin Street. mh2O