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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-25

HOUSE ROBBED IN BROAD DAY.
LIGHT.-The house Of Thomas Grant,
Esq, the we'll known builder, who
lives In the Southern Enlargement,
on Centre Street, was robbed about
10 o'clock yesterday. by some chap
who was evidently hard up. Mrs.
Grant left the house shortly before 10
o'clock to go to a neighbor's for a
little while, during which time the
burglar effected an entrance. She re-
turned before he left the house, and
heard him in an adjoining room, but
supposing it was her daughter return
ing (who had also been absent), she
paid no attention to the matter. Hav-
ing some business up stairs shortly
afterwards, she discovered that the
trunks, bureaus, etc, had been burst
cd open, and their contents scattered
all over the room. He had apparently
"gone through everything within
his reach. After putting things to
rights, it was discovered that two sill
yer watches, three gold rings, two
breastpins, watch seal, pair of ear
rings. a gold dollar, aud last, though
not least, Mr.. Grants black broad
cloth Sunday coat had been stolen.
Capt. Cochran was notified of the
robbery, but we think it doubtful if
the thief is ever heard of again.
The articles lost by Mr.. Grant were
not very valuable, except that some
of them were old family relies, which
could not have been bought at any
price. We have advised our readers
lately that the town was full of conf
dence men and thieves, but the
JOURNAL has been after them so per-
sistently lately that they have not
attempted any more of their conf
dence lodges, but will endeavor to
work In another branch of their
business. We repeat our former in
junction to our readers, to keep their
windows and doors fastened, and a
revolver in handy place. These
scallawags will remain until after the
election, as they are always so deeply
Interested in the success of the Dem
ocratic ticket that they will make
some sacrifices in order TO vote.
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River Dispatch es.

CINcINNATI. March 24.-Boafs Arrived
Kate Robinson, 81. Louis; j. III Groesbeck,
New Orleans; Annie Laurie, Kanawha; j.
w. Garrett, st. Louis: Emma Floyd. Nash
Vile. Departed-Tobie Hurt, To wabash
River: Gharmer, to Evansville; Darling,
Memphis: Kate Putnam. Pittshurg: Annie
Laurie, Kanawha. River on stand, with
* feet In the channel. Business Is brisk.
Cloudy day and clear night.
CAIRO. March 2i.-Port I.ist-Thompson
Dean, from New Orleans To st. Louis, at |
q NJ: Julia, from NIeksburg to ~. Louis,
ut a. NJ; Baltic. from Cairo To White Rtv-
er. at ia. n: Louisville. from louisville
TO New Dreams, at III A. NJ Pomery, from
II. Louis, noon: ID. Watts, nom 81. Louis
10 the Tennessee River, at Q p. NJ. IS allow,
from New Orleans to Cincinnati, at T.. NJ:
Alton, from 50. Louis To Vicssburg, at .
M; Cumberland, Evansville packet, Mt
z r. NJ. The river has risen three inches.
weather cloudy and warm.
MEMPHIS, March Obtaining. Departed |:
Il Irsyth, Il. Louis; Virginia, Mary Erwin,
Burns, Minneola, Cincinnati; HOusI on,
Mol lie Able, New Orleans.
NAsHvILLE, March "a. - River falling
slowly; II feet scant on Harpetn Shoals.
Weather cOudy and cool. Arrived: Mol
lie Gratz, LouisvIlle: Nashville. Cairo.
ID parted: Nashvi lie. Cairo; Ella Hughes,
Upper Cumberland.
LOUISVILLE, March 2i.7,St. Marys, New
orleans To Pitts0urg: Richmond, To New
orleans; Dexter, from New Orleans; Sii-
yer Lake No. 4, PittSburg 10 ST. Louis;
Charley Bowen, Evansville 10 CINCINNATI;
Havana, Cincinnati to Nashville; Law
renee and Melnotte, st. Louis to Cincin-
natl: Anna, Cincinnati to st. Louis: sam.
j. Hale, Memphis To Cincinnati: Nat.
Williams, Wabash River to Madison
Cheyenne, Arkansas River to Cincinnati.
The river is rising slowly, with feet 10
inches water In the canal, feet 10 inches
on the fails, and feet 10 inches over the
rocks. The weather Is clear and rather
cool. with a west wind. Business brisk.
ST. LOUIS, March observation-disclosures
from New Orleans; Pink Marble, from
Nashville: Andy Johnson, from keokuk;
W. II. Donce, from Kansas City; Altoona,
from Cincinnati: Savannah. Departed
Muscaiine. for Davenport; Andy John
ION, for Keokuk: city of Cairo. for Mem
phis; City of Pekiu, for Peoria: sham
rock, for Cincinnati: Maggie Hays, for
Pittsburg; Bon Accord, for Mound City.
River about stationary. The Missouri
and Illinois are In good stage, but boats
now on the way north will have TO be
iightened over the Lower Rapids. Wea.
Their clear anu warm.
NEW ORLEANS, March "a Departed -
Silver Spray and Alaska. Arrived In
diana and Belle Vernon,
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NEARLY A RAILRoADER. - On
Tuesday evening lady accompanied
by two or three children took passage
on Jim Ferry's train at Vincennes.
Before reaching this city she was
taken very sick. Conductor Ferry,
who is proverbial for his large heart
edness and genuine humanity, gave
her every possible attention, aud did
all in his power to alleviate her suf-
ferings, At Fort Branch it was
deemed advisable that she should
leave the train. She was conveyed to
house near the read where in less
than five minutes she gave birth to a
fine boy, whom she proposes TO name
Ferry as a manifestation of gratitude
for the kindly attentions shown her
by that prince Of conductors.
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Atnusenaenfs.

OPERA HOUSE. = Duprez & Bene-
diets troupe OF Minstrels will open
at the Opera House this evening, for
a season Of three nights. This is one
of the old reliable companies, having
been travelling for sixteen years. and
is composed of eighteen performers.
We have their programme for this
evenings performance before US, and
find that splendid bill will be offered
to those who attend. We feel conf
dent that they will DC greeted with a
full house. The programme will be
changed every night, and those who
would enjoy themselves should not
fail to attend. To those who are in
low spirits, or suffering with an attack
OF melancholy" no better medicine
can be prescribed than to go and see
Duprez & Renedict's Minstrels and
laugh it off. Secure your seats before
the rush.
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VELooIpEDE RAoEs.-Several gen.

VELoCIPEDE RACEs.-Several gen.
tlemen of our city were out yesterday
taking an airing on their velocipedes,
and running races, attracting quite a
large crowd. They have recently been
receiving instructions at the Veloci-
pedinazium, and they handle their
bicycles in very dexterous manner
We understand that various parties
in this city have ordered velocipedes,
and we may expect them TO become
quite common during the Summer.
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TAKING PAY IN Truck" - On
Tuesday last, we are informed, a
young limb of the law, hailing from
the "Old Post" rushed into the bag
gage and express car, at station be-
yond Hazelton, and with great solicit
tude inquired for jug and sack of
feathers, and when the messenger
answered in the negative, the disciple
of Blackstone, it is said, INDUCED
in n stream Of profanity that would
have put to shame "our army in
Flanders" winding mp with the
cuphoneous apothegn, DIN Hanna"
and again asking for his feathers
and jug. 1t has since been ascertaiLed
that the young lawyer had been at
tending court at Petersburg, where
he had two eases, in one Of which he
received two pounds of feathers, and
the other. a jug of old peach or apple
brandy, which the man against whom
he had so roundly sworn, had neg
lected to forward as promised. This
may be called going back to first princi-
pies, or to those primitive days when
lawyers fees aud doctors bills were
paid in truck" and it may be sat-
islaction to some having occasion to
seek legal advice, to know that
" feathers" aud old peach are
legal tenders in Vincennes legal cir
cles. 81
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HaouanT H0Me.-Youna 9rerp,

EaoUauF H0ae.-Youug 4reEs,
who was SO badly injured at Mount
Vernon some time since, having both
legs and one arm broken, was brought
homo on Wednesday. and is, we are
glad to note, recovering quite fast. 1t
will be some time before he will be
able TO walk. bu. it is thought that
he will be able to get around in few
months more. His recovery is almost
miraculous.
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Desirable City Residence and Furai.
ture for Sale.

l offer at private sale my residence
property on Chestnut Street, between
Second aud Third Streets. Terms
One fourth cash; balance in one. two
and three years.
Until the close Of the month, | will
continne to offer at private sale my
household and kitchen furniture, en-
braeing among other articles yet I'M
sold, an
ELEGANT NO. ROSEWOOD PIANO,
to which the attention of those in want
of a good instrument, on easy terms,
is invited. q. w. RATHBONE.
mh21-2t
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the
world; the only true and perfect Dye'
harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no dis
appointment; no ridiculous tfnts: RENE.
dies the Ill effects of bad Dyes; invigolates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful
1s1ck or br0svn. Sold by ell Druggists anu
Perfumers; and properly applied at Bs ct,-
eior's Wig Factory, No. 10 Bond st;eei,
New York IanFffy
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A Card.

Having disposed of the American
House to Mr.. Thomas j. Below, for
merly of Uniontowu, Ky. we take
great pleasure in commenting him TO
the favorable consideration of the
citizens OF Evansville and our friends
everywhere. Mr.. Below is man of
large business experience, and by rare
accomplishments he is eminentIy
fitted to meet the wants of the travel
ing public.
mh25-1t TRAVIS & AsHBY.
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Look ONT FOR RARa,INs -Hu0b,

LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS Hughes
has just got home from New York,
where he has been during the great
panic. He had the cash to buy goods,
and bought them cheap, and will 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,
and plenty more coming; choice Dress
Goods with Silk Stripes, worth forty
cents, selling at twenty five; very ex-
ira Dress Goods. worth seventy five
cents. selling for fifty cents; fine un-
bleached Muslins. full one yar,; wide,
for twelve and half cents; German
loom Table Linen at greatly reduced
prices; Cassimeres worth one dollar
and fifty, selling at one dollar per
yard. Every article warranted the
best Of its kind. Come and price his
goods. and you will buy them. You
will be most politely waited on by at
tentive statesmen.
mh25-1w VIM. HUGHES.
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Dissolution.

"HE PARTNERSHIP n r r r q.
u fore existing between j. w. Keegan
and X. p. McJ0hnstOn. known as the firm
OF Keegan & McJohnston, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, II. Il. McJohn-
stOn Withdrawing from the firm. The
gan. All parties having claims against
the firm are requested TO present them for
pay nent. and all parties Indebted to the
firm are requested To call and settle imme-
dfately. j. w. X TFGAN.
II. L. MCJOHNSTON.
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lgsV RIEs n II w 8.
Foy o1ler Rirrr He,as see 7nird PAGE.

The only additional arrivals and depart
ures up to midnight last were the Armada,
10 Cairo; Romeo and Fanny Brandeis, 10
NashviIle; morning star, to Louisville;
Mollie Norton, to Henderson; Lewellin,
from Eastpcrt.
The Morning star had a splendid trip of
freisht and people. +he dashed To the Fam
ny Brandeis, and left for Henderson, In
nding To transfer 400 bales of hay by the
way......lhe Armada had an excellent trip
of people and fair ireight......-.The Bran
deis would be pretty full when she got her
hay.off the Star........The Romeo had a
IN derate trip.....-..The Moliie Norton had
n large amount OF freight, and was full of
people Among her freight on Tuesday
morning were IL head of fine beef cattle,
all fat and fender, for Kahn & Levi, who
will deal them out TO their cusiomers.....--
The Sailie V. will be ready TO resume her
trips on Monday next.........The Lewellin
arrived at last evening with d good
trip. We are indebted to Sid. Humphrey,
her good looking freight clerk. for a mani
fest, which will be found below. Captain
Davy stopped of this trip, and we have
heard IL limited that there Is a woman In
the case. The JOURNAL Job ONCE is pre-
pared to furnish Wedding Cards at moder-
ate prices, and our Rev. friend will please
make note Of the fact. We will publish
his marriage notice for nothing..--....-Re-
member the Hartford goes out at II NJ. to-
day. Get your freight and baggage aboard
irIy....-.The Richmond left Louisville
last night, and will be here to-day sure-....
The Havana, FOR Nashville, and Anna, for
~. Louis, passed Louisville last evening.
........The Virginia passed Memphis yester-
day. and will BE- here tomorrow morning.
uAN1FEsr-of the Steamer Lewellin,
!fom Passport 10 Louisville, March 2fth.-
/. Langof, lot of merchandise: William
Heilnan, box OF machinery; VIM Tur-
mock Il company, 1 steam guage; SITES m
er Lewellin, head of cattle; Mr. Coyin<-
ton head cattle; II X Dunkerson & Co,
| ~ hogsheads tobacco.
For Louisville--Porter. Fairfax Co, q
| bales cotton.
For Cinclnnati-E o Hurd, 10 sacks pea
mis-.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS The
stockholders of the Evansville Dry
Dock Company are requested to meet
at the Office of Keller 4 White, on
Friday evening, the 26th inst, at z
o'clock. Business of importance to
be transacted, and full attendance is
desired. GEO. III. START.
maroS Or
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L. D. o. Il. = The members of
Morning Star Lodge No. z, are here.
by notified to meet at Odd Fellows
Hall. on Friday. March 10Th, at one
o'clock P. NJ, to attend the funeral of
our late Brother, Thos. X. ID. Lang
ley. Members of other Lodges. in
good standing, are respectfully In.
vited to attend. By order of T. j.
Groves, N. q. g. X DREW,
Secretary.
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FoR SALE. "A nice story
Dwelling House, with five rooms and
cellar, in the best part of the city,
will be sold below its value and part
" on time. Call to-dag, as | am re-
Guested to sell ,oithom delay.
ALvAH JOHNSON,
feb3 If Real Estate Agent.
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CHRISTIAN wUNDERLICH is /. can.
dtdate for City Marshal. subject to the de-
cision Of the Republican Convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name of GEO. T. COCHRAN as q candidates
for City Marshal at the April election.
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HOW TO GEE PATENTS.-For opin-
ion, no charge. Send sketch and descrip-
ton. For application, send fnodei, not
over one foot IN sizs, and si6 first Govern
ment aud stamp fees. Specifications, draw
ings, caveats; assignments prepared; re-
jecied claims prosecuted. ABJ, iaterfer-
ences, extension of patents, and appeals.
Address MUM q CO., No. 3 Park Rev,
New York. Tsp sdgZ2 d3m
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We offer the following brands Of
Flour at the following rates:
Bingnam's Moonlight" s@per
barrel.
Igleheart's Southern Mills" -
per barrel.
Michigan Stumptail," g. per
barrel.
We also have the "Cynthiana
Mills" Telegraph Mills" -" Hillyer's
Best" &c. III. ID. ALLIs & Co.
mch11
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SrACER's STATION.-In q short
time past switch has been put in at
Stacer's station, on the K. 4 G. Rail-
road, and Mr.. Stacer has erected a
large tobacco warehouse and a press
for pricing tobacco and hay. A
large quantity of tobacco and hay
will be shipped from that point this
Spring. Success to the improvement.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

SAMUEL p. HAVLIE is a candidate for
the Office Of Justice Of The Peace of Piseon
Townshtp at the ensuing April election,
subject 20 toe decision OF the Republican
Convention
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SWEET QUININE. - Experience so
far with DR.. Bigelow's SWEET QUI-
NINE leads to the belief that it is
less apt to irritate the stomach than
Sulphate Cor bitter) Quinine. For sale
at Schuermann 4 Burlord's Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution.

WHE COPARTNERSHGP HERETO.
- fore existing between Hopper & Tubbs
in the sheet-iron and copper smithing
Business Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. Hopper retiring. The busi-
ness will be continued by Samuel Tubbs.
All claims due the concern will be col.
lected by 3. Tubbs, and all accounts against
the concern will be paid by him.
SAMUEL TUBBS.
EDWIN HOPPER.
March 23fh 1859 Tmh15
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The RULING PAssIoN.-We heard
of little fellow, only three years old,
saying his prayers yesterday evening,
who said, Lord bless Johnny; no,
don't bless Johnny, neither, cause he
won't give me marbles to keep"
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ASPECT OF THE WEATHEg.-There
is much speculation on the probable
style of weather that is 70 prevail for
the next fcw days. Yesterday it was
pleasant, partly cloudy and threaten
ing rain. On Tuesday there was a
large circle round the moon, with a
number Of bright stars and one or
two paler stars within the circle. At
dark last night thin clouds partly
obscured the sky, but not sufficiently
dense to shut out the moon and stars,
which sshone with feeble rays. The
moon was again surrounded by a
circle in which one bright star was
visible. With these data before them,
the weather-wise should be able to
arrive at correct conclusions.
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AN ARTICLE op TRUr Mrp,r

AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIT
" Browns Bronchial Troches are
the most popular article in y =.
country or Europe for Throat ais
eases and Coughs, and this u DIS
is based upon real merit, !puiarity
not be said of many which can
tions in the market ,!ther prepare
but weak imitat; which are really
Troches. .ons OF the genuine
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ANNOUNCEMENT.


> rs- fi1oz price COR inserting oand's stess
Notiees Is Three Dollars, invariably IL ad.
vance.
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French Horticulture.

NJ ROUSSET has the honor of in
III forming the ladies and gentlemen
of this city that he has just arrived from
France, AMI has imported a rich collec-
ton of PLANTS, comprising a great vari-
ely OF Camelias, Japonicas, Maguolias,
AzalIas, Daphne, Roses. of ali kinds, Fruit
Trees, Pears, Apples, Cherries, Apricots,
Grape Vines, &C.: Bulb Roots, Flowers,
Seeds.
Prices veiy moderate. Catalogues pre-
sented 10 PURCHASERS or visitors.
NO. IS MAIN STREET.
(Betweeu First and Secondly
VIII remain In the city two weeks
only. mh2s2w
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lion Bott' . be possible that over Five Mil
been 3 es of PLANTATION BIrrFRs have
almr old during the past year? It is
luf st incredible, nevertheless IL il abso-
v ely true, and il the most convincing
.'roof of their wonderful medicinal and
health restoring qualities. Every family
should be supplied witb tn Sc Bitters, at
whatever cost or trouble il may be 10 OBJ
tain them. Be careful that you get the
genuine, and that you are not imposed
upon by spurious article.
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FARM TO RENT.-A good tenant
can get farm of bottom land in lower
bayou, 40 acres cleared, by applying
soon TO VIM. REAyIs.
marl9 If Real Estate Agent.
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CITY COLLECTOR.

Editors Journal : Please announce my
na:rie as a candidate for City Collector Al
the ensuing April election, subject to the
decision OF the Republican Convention.
JOHN GREEK.
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II sesiaS" Icy mothers suffer the agony
ram - lLcIf isytie ones snatched awa5
tr.y .eIn tie Whooping Cough, o.
q y -eE1,a, ". O. grsingle bottle OF Roiand's
IL .te R.CC G,.--l pound would have saved
, bat yaslrlG. lis In fIliibie.
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deposit Of sis. which paid the sosia
aud left tritie to the city besides.
She then retired in good order.
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E The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by T. G.
Bfidwell & Co., corner Third AID
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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~ H " 4 ~ TIL w a RID /!
The Republicans of the Seventh
Ward will hold Ward Netting at
William Kolle's, on Fulton Avenue,
this evening at u o'clock. Every
Republican should be present.
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Bag We learn from a citizen of
Warriek that a very light vote was
cast in that county on the 23d.
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A Card.

A clergyman, while residing In South
America as a missionary, discovered "a
safe and SIMPLE remedy for the cure OF
Nervous Weakness. Eariy Decay, Diseases
OF the Urinary and Seminal Organss ana
the whole train OF disol Gers brought on by
baneful and vicious habits. Great uuna-
beers have been cured by this noble REIN
edy. Prompted by desire 10 beneiit the
afflicted andAnfortunate,I wiH send the
recipe for preparing and using this inedl-
cine, in a sealed envelope, 10 any DIG who
needs IL, free Of charge. address
JOSEPH T. INMAN.
station u, pible House,
1al2 dAw3m Tsp nj New YORK CITY.
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LIr The Mite of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church will be held on
Friday evening.
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WANTED.

CECOED.HAND SAFE - Inquire at
- TRIBLF, MYERS q BROS, Second
street, between Chestnut and Cherry. lw
HYYANTEB-A good cook. washer, aud
" ironer, 20 @ to Patoka, on the rail-
road. A nice place, with good wages.
Apply, for n few days. at the store of " VI.
+ FRENCH q CO., AZ Main ST. lmh22 u
HR1SER Twelve or fifteen Coal Mn
III er. can have steady employment by
Applying at SCHIVER & SONS,
mch6 Newburg, Indiana.
ORDERS FOR JOB WORK. Blank
" Books, DC, at Journal once. fe2j
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BOARDING.

nOARDERS can have good boarding
ID and lodging at MRS. FULbEk'S, on
Second ST., between Sycamore and Vine.
Three nice rooms now unoccupied. m15tf
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BEAUTIFUL neckties and scarfs, all
the latest styles. at the Great Western
Clothing Store, No. s. Main Street.
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10th Patches, Freekles d Tan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY Ion
hose BROWN DIsooLoRATIoHs on the iaae
Payy's Moth and FSeckle Lotion. Pre-
jared only by DIR. II. &. PERRY, ~ Bono
street, New York. Sold everywhere.
nar26 d6m
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-AlA
DIED.

Ola Ril. = Yesterday morni5,g, at one
O'Clock. Miss ALLIE CLARK, daughter of
y. y. Clark, aged 8 years,1 month, and 3
The funeral services will be held at the
residence OF the deceased. on Locust Street,
between Fourth and Fifth, at PM. to-day.
Friends Of the family are invited 10 attend.