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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24
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CONFIDENCE GAME.-We thought
our city was rid of the confidence
men, but we find that such is not the
case. We have heard of another con-
fdence game that was practieed in
this city, and in which the sharper
and the victim were both negroes. 1t
seems that the effects Of example are
not lost even upon TIE dusky Ethio-
plan, who thus shows that he is grad E
ually advancing from the dark ages
of honesty and ignorance to the more
modern period of intelligence and
rascality. What a sad reflection for
philosophical moralist. How sad to
think that as the world grows wiser 1t
also advances in all the arts of chi
canery and fraud. Numerous swim
dies have been perpetrated In our
city by white men, and now we are
called upon to chronicle the fact that
negro has been sharp enough to
practice the same game, and success
fully, too, at that. But such Is the
case, and we are lost in maze of
wonder as to what the sons of Ham
will next attempt.
The particulars of this last case are
as follows: Two negro men met IN
front of Hollingsworth's queeusware
store, on First Street. on Wednesday,
when one asked the other if he did
not want a good situation at two dol
lars per day. The other replied that
he did. Number one then said
remain here a few minutes, until [
come out" He then went into Hol-
lingsworth's and priced some dishes,
and after asking for one Of their
cards, said he would call again. He
then went out and told number two
that he had to go to some place near
by to get some stamps, and asked him
if he could not lend him two dollars
for a few minutes, promising on hi:
return to take him where he coulC
get the good situation" Number
two readily gave him the money. ant
number one went off, telling number
two to remain there until he cam
back. Number two waited about sl1
hours for number one to return, AM
by that time he begun to think tina
he had been victimized, which prove,
to be the case, as number one has no
returned yet, and it is not likely tina
he ever will 1t is very probable tina
number two has learned lesson tina
, he will not soon forget, although
only cost him small sum for vas
deal Of knowledge.
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The breaks yesterday were not very
large. Martin, Gardner & Co. sold
thirty hogsheads, at prices ranging
from 50 80 to 81 20 The most OF
the tobacco offered was of very infe-
rior quality, there being only three or
four bogsheads of desirable leaf in
the whole lot. The prices obtained
were very good, and the attendance
of buyers was large. Most of the
tobacco was too high in order, and
too soft to keep. In fact, the great
fault of most all that is offered in this
market is that it is too high in case.
We would call the especial attention
of farmers to this matter. If they
will put up their tobacco in good
order. it will invariably command
better prices. The most of the to
baeco that is bought at the sales here
is shipped to New Y ork or New Or
leans, and if it is put up too soft 1t
will not keep. This is an important
item. AZ d farmers should give it their
serious attention. We notice the
same complaints in the Paducah and
Louisville papers. Farmers some
times are not satisfied with the prices
obtained for their tobacco, and at the
same time the fault is their own. Ii
they want to get good prices. they
must send their tobacco to mar ket II
good order. Weldon Bros. x Co
sold four hogsheads, yesterday, a
good prices for good tobacco. On mex
Tuesday we are promised large breaks
and it is expected that at least lOO
hogsheads will be offered.
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"
DIED.

FRENCH.-In this city. on the Odd inst {.
at the resiuence of his sister, Mrs. JOHN
Shank1n, Mr.. MAYNARD FRENCH, of Gin
cinnati, Ohio
The friends of the family are invited to
attend his funeral service, from the resi-
dence of Mr.. John Shankiin, at half past
twelve o'clock to-day, 2lth inst. His re-
mains will be taken on the two O'Clock
train to Cincinnati for in erment.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24

SPECIAL SESSION. - The County
Commissioners met in special session
yesterday, to hear aud decide on the
contested election case of Ebenezer
Cross against Peter Folz, Road Super
visor Of District No. L. Mr.. Cross
contested the election of Mr.. Folz,
on the ground that Folz was only a
pretended resident Of the District at
the time of the election. The case
vas argued by l.. G. Stinson aud Mai.
Robinson. The Commissioners de-
eided that as Peter Folz had received
a majority of the votes cast at said
election, he was duly elected Super
visor for said District.
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Order for Stone Curbing.

April 18th, 1869.
And now IL is hereby ordered and dir ect-
ed by the Common Council OF the City OF
Evansville, that the owners OF all lots or
parts OF lots fronting on the following
streets cause good sound stone cnrbing. as
required by the ordinance of the city, to
be furnished and set as follows, VIZ:
On the northwest side of Main street,
from the mort beast side of the alley situate
between Fourth and Fifth Streets to the
northeast curb-line Of Eighth street,
from the northeast side of the alley be-
tween Fourth and Fifth Streets 10 the
northeast curb-line Of Eighth street ,,.o
ON the nOrthw est side Of SycatIIlole
Street. from the line OF water 90 tFfIt S1S
Street to the northeast side OF ElshIh
Street; .....,,l,,.e treat
ON the southeast side Of - ca o u ~
from the line OF water On ! rom OIL - l0o' ~
the northeast side CT Etgilth '''40o''
by oiuei u M. McGRIFF, Clerk.
nv h. A. MCGRI +, Deputy.
,..- c,1,,,.t, - t5nice Evansville, A pril 22d,
,e IVY Si0 fap21 at Union copy.
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New FIRM-NEw GooDs.-Messrs.
Cramer 4 Salat, a new and en-
terprising firm, will open their
new store this morning with a
magnificent stock of Ladies', Misses
and Children's shoes and gait
ers. Their stock is entirely new, and
has been selected with great care, with
a view to suit the wants of all, beth
rich and poor. Sohapker. Bussing &
Co. have run a partition through their
store, and Messrs. Cramer & Salat
have occupied the new room created
thereby. Their location IS central,
being on Main Street, between First
and Second, aud they hope, by selling
good articles, at low prices, to merit a
fair share of patronage. Their store
will be fitted up in good taste, and,
altogether, will make one of the incest
rooms in the city. We advise every
body to give them trial. Remember
the place, No. AZ Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24

B1 The best standard brands Of
Flour for sale In the city:
Vahlberg & Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills,
Bingham's Moon Light.
and variety Of low grades of super
fine.
apo III. ID. ALLIs 4 Co.
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BB- Just received, a nice assort-
ment of brown and blue English
Melons and light Cashmere Suits
for Spring and Summer Wear. Very
cheap. at STROUsE y Bros,
ap34 2 No. s. Main st.
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HARPER FOR MAY.-Mr. John Fl.
Scott, with his usual alacriiy and
promptness. has laid upon our table
Harper's Magazine for May. The
initial paper is entitled Christopher
Columbus" and the number is full of
interest. Call at SCOTS and get it.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24

PEELING POLES. - Men were en-
gagged peeling the bark from the locust
telegraph poles on the wharf yesterday.
Whether they propose to leave the
bark on the wharf, or to remove y,
we have not learned. The Wharf
master will likely find out.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24

PRoaREssING.-The work OF plant
ing ringbolts on the wharf is progress
ing, much to the qualification OF the
wharf boat proprietors.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24

MARRIAGE LICENsEs.--The follow
ing licenses to marry were issued from
the County Clerks Office, for the
week ending April 23d, 1859:
Conrad Schrand and Mary Schettenberg.
r. q. Jewell and Caroline Coward.
John. Wolf and Caroline Buhmelr.
John q. Zuhi and Enistine Ritter.
Frederick Ersch1g and Rosa Thuet.
Nicholas Adler and Margaret Stacker.
Daniel Hoffman and Barbara AushInger.
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Notice to Contractors.

ADrlI 5th, I5U5.
The Common Council of the City of
Evansville will receive sealed proposals
untiI May 10Th, 1863, for grading anu
having the alley situated between Walker
Street and Goodsell ST. Get, and extending
from Center Street TO Third street, IN
Block No. II, Fourth Enlargement.
BY order of the Council. -
A NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
By r. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy
CITY Clerks Office, Evansville, April I'D,
1869 lapr22 DIT Un1on copy.
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Notice to Contractor

ApIII 0LUi IoUJs
The Common Council of the Ctty Of
Evansville will receive scaled proposals
until the 10Th day of May, 1863. or grading
and paving the alley situnte between
Front street and Second street, and ex-
tending from Fulton Avenue 70 FIRST
Street, in Block No. l3}.
BY order OF the Council.
A. NJ. McGRIEF, Clerk,
By r. A . MCGRIEF, DEPUTY.
City Clerks Ofi e, EvahsVA ?, a pi A I'D #,
1859 lapr22 d3t Union copy.
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REn GIIR AND PEARL.

We have just received a fine lot of
Misses Colored Gloves; also, fine
Lasting Button and Congress Boots
for Ladies' wear. We have one new
color (the PEARL, which IS most beau
tiful, GEO. MILLER q Co,
ap23 2t IS Main Street.
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GRAND JuRY.-The Grand Jury
adjourned yesterday morning, SINE die,
having been 10 session since the 9th
day of April. They found LOG indict-
ments, large majority of which were
against persons for unlawfully selling
liquors.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24

BUSINESS CARDs.-We have re
ceived from the mandatory 10000
Bristol business cards, superior to
any ever offered in this city. We IN
vite our merchants and business men
to call and examine them.
JOURNAL Go.
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REP AIRRD.-The fence around the
old grave yard has been repaired, aud
hereafter thu cemetery will be pro
tected against the depredations If
hogs aud cattle. esE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24

FIRE.-Au alarm Of fire was sound
ed by the bells last evening, about q
o'clock, caused by fire at the Col
ored Church on Oak Street, between
Sixth and Seventh. The fire was
caused by the bursting of coal oil
lamp, but was extinguished before
any damage was done. Engine No z
was COTTON out In remarkably quick
time, and proceeded to the scene OF
the FIRE, but its services were not
needed. The other engines from the
lower part of town got as far as Main
Street, and returned.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24

WARM WEATHER-Many persons
are already complaining of the warm
weather, and we suspect that large
number will be attacked with the
''Spring fever"
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On DR. = We hear it rumored
around town that the Adams Express
Office will shortly be removed to an
other office, aud that Chas. H. Wentz
will be the agent. 1t will be remem-
bered that the Adams and American
Express offices are in the same build
ing, on First Street, at present.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24

SPRINGDALE.-We were shown,
yesterday, at the Auditors Office, the
plat of ''Springdale.' which is oppo-
site the Crescent City Springs, and
which belongs to William Heilman,
ESQ. There are six full blocks with
tweaty four lots in each block, aud
two fractional blocks, containing
twelve lots each, making one hundred
and seventy-two lots altogether.
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EQUALIZATION BoARD.-The Coun
ty Commissioners adjourned as an
Equalization Board yesterday, and
will hold a final meeting next Mon
dRV.
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CITY N b w S

rag The attention of carpenters IS
directed to the notice of McCorkle q
Tweed in local column.
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B~ Fish & Barter received last
night Harper aud Atlantic for May,
and the fifth number of appleton 5
.TogfrnuI
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Took Our LIcENsE.-The police
got after man yesterday for driving
a wagon without a license. They
could not find him in the morning,
aud he got wind of their being after
him and took out a license in the
AFTERNOON, which was very sensible.
Those who have not got licenses may
take this as note of warning.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24

March I'D, 1863.
The Common Council Of the city of
Evansville Will receive sealed proposals
until the 10th day of May, 1863, for grad ng
and paving the alley situate between
Water and FIRST Streets, and extending
from Mulberry Street TO OAK street.
BY order OF the Council.
A. NJ. MC8RIFF, Clerk,
BY r. A. McGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks Office, Evansville, April 3D.
1859 lapr12 DIT Union copy.
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Mems fine hand Sewed Boots,
Ladies' Caters and Buttoned Boots
Children's fancy colOred Shoes,
Boys custom made Shoes,
All kinds made to order.
Large stock aud cheap.
Goods retailed at wholesale prices.
TURNER & KUMLER,
an23 First Street.
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BRouaHT BACK.-Sheriff Miller
arrived from Cairo on. the Armada,
last night, having in charge Lon.
Watson. whom he arrested in Cairo
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DELINQUENT TAXEs.-The County
Treasurer is az present engaged IN
making his return to the Auditor OF
Delinquent Taxes for the year 1868.
Those who did not pay their taxes on
or before the 18th of this month, will
have ten per cent. penalty added to
their indebtedness.
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GARDEN SAss.-Vegetables of all
kinds are beginning to appear in our
market. Lettuce and onions are 10
large simply.
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lee CREAI-H. Herman has opened
his Ice Cream Saloon. and is ready to
serve up the best ice cream and soda
water, at 40 Main Street. ap22-6t
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BALI. There will be an Odd
Fellows Ball, at National Hall, on
the evening of the 18th. 1t will be
grand affair.-C0urier, 23d
The above statement is incorrect.
There will not be an Odd Fellows
Ball on the evening of the Goth. The
Odd Fellows will have a celebration
OH the 26th, aud fnish up with a
supper at the National Hall. If there
is a ball, it will be given by some pri-
vate individual. We notice that an
Odd Fellows Ball is advertised in
the German papers; but it is only
| Justice to say that there will be
nothing of the kind. We believe
that Philip Hit will give ball on
that evening, after the supper is over
and the guests have retired, but the
Order have nothing to do with it,
There Is a law in the Order against it.
which we give below. We quote from
Chapter Kill, Section z, General
Laws of the [. O. o. f., State of In
diana, which reads as follows:
No subordinate Lodge shall hold
any anniversary or other celebration
ball, or party, where the regalia o.
the Order may be worn, or the name
Of the Order assumed, without thu
consent of the Grand Master being
first obtained in writing.
This consent has not been OBJ
tanned, and we make this explanation
at the request of many members o
. the fraternity.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24

BI Schuermann & Burford, at
the Opera Drug Store, No. Is South
First Street, Chambers Block, have
received their new stock of Perfumes,
Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes, Combs,
and Toilet Soaps,
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DIsoRDERLY.-J. w. Watts was
arrested last evening for being drunk
and disorderly, and raising row at a
house on Main Street, near the Bulls
Head. Watts got on drunk, and
went into bagnio kept by tooth
less ola erone, and drove her out of
the house. threatening to cut short
her period Of vitality. He was also
in playful humor, and amused HIM
self by smashing up some chairs and
other articles of use in domestic
household. The old woman COM
planned to the police, and Watts was
gobbled" and taken to the Lock
Up, and will have chance this morn
ing to settle the matter before the Re-
cOrder. He will make a subject for
another item.
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local NOTICES.
Notice TO Carnenters.

Three or four good shop hands can
fud employment if application is
made Immediately at McCorkle x
TWeed's Planning Mil. ap24 2t
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spECIAL NoTTCER.


The efficacy of HOSTETTFR5s CEIE-
DRAFTED STOMACH BITTERs aa spec
cidc for recruiting the eHfeebied body ana
cheering the despon ding mine has passed
into progerb. In the United states. where
this marvellous tonic has borne down an
opposition and eclipsed all rivulry, the
demand for 10 has annually Increased iu "a
heavier aud heavier ratio Tor years, until.
at last, the regular sales OF this prepare
lion exceed those az all other stomochics
combined. Eminent members or tho med-
zeal profession and hospital surgeons Wltl-
out number, nave candidlv admitted that
the pharmacopwia of the faculty contains
no prescription that produces such benefit
clal effects In dyspepsia, general debility
BITTERs. To use she language Of q ven-
cradle physician 81 New York, " Tie BIZ
ters are the purest stimulant and the
safes tonic We have" Bat tue uses Of the
great vegetable antidote are much more
comprehensive than such praise would
imply. AS PREPARATORY ANruorE %
epidemic disease, d genial stlmulant, a
promoter of constitutional ylg0ri an appe-
tlzer, "a oniacnic, and % remedy tor nerve
Gus debility, DO medicinal preparation
has ever attained he reputation of HOS
TErTEIkS Bl TIERS. I'd is the HOUSE
HOLD TONIC OF the AMEkICAN rE0-
PIE, and ln all human probability VIII
mates OF science recognize its merits, and
that It is emphatlcaiiy the modiciue ofthe
masses, is proved by It's vast and ever
increasing sales.
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THE LITTLE CORPORAL for May
demonstrates that Mr.. Sewell is not
tagging in his efforts to publish the
most popular periodical for children
in the country. The artieles-most
of them original-are well adapted for
the little people. aud can not fail to
ELL many young hearts with delight.
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CIRCUIr CoURT-TRIAL OF AARON
WARNER-The case of the State
against Aaron Warner, for killing
Charley Long, was continued yester-
day, and the case went to the jury at
g. o'clock last evening. Shackletord
and Henning appeared for the prose-
cution, and p. q. Dunning, l.. Y.
Stinson, and Mcbride for the defense.
The Court House was crowded during
the afternoon, and able and brilliant
sraeches were made to the jury by
Gen. Shackleford and ex Governor
Dunning. A great deal of interest
has been taken in this case. At a
late hour last night the jury returned
a verdict of guilty, and awarded War
ner twelve years in the penitentiary.
A motion was made for new trial.
No other cases were disposed OF
yesterday.
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OF a requisition from Governor Baker
on charge of assault and battery with
intent to kill Ed. S. Martin. SherlH
Miller was accompanied by Geo. L.
Cochran. late Chief of Police.
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Colgate &sr Co SIS
fragrant Toilet Soaps

ARE PREPARED BY Shnleh W0rlg-
men from tf1e best Materials, aHiH nrs
E7gOWE As THG STAND g ID itA pf+hlAi--
Ard CUSTOMERS. fz.
Bold EUegL1Ohefe. ldac
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anlh Palehes. RFeekIas , -.
FOE SALE.

TEOR SALE " ALU Bile H Af as
- STREE PROPERTY That HuI.lUHH
property known as the Eglcr property.
s tuated on the west corner OF Main lau
Sixth Streets, fronting Tjl$ feet ul H.alu
street ana 100 feet on SiNth Streel. .aEd
property is offered for sale az loW HEuta
on easy terms. apply 70
j. j.. ELLlDYr a. Son.
Real Estate Agents.
Corner Locust and Third SJteeis.
felB dtf
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PrOnOSalS.

la the District Court of the United States
Tor the District of Indiana:
In the matter of r. K. DunkersOn & Co.
Bankrupts.-In Bankruptcy
At Evansville, Ind, April %, AID. 1889.
RYOFICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN the fourth general meeting of ere Mt
0rs of the above named bankrupts viii be
held at the office or Charles H. Butterdeld,
X. lister in Bankruptcv, on Thnd Street,
between Main and Locust. Streets. in
Evansville, Indiana, FOR the purposes
specified in the 9th and 18th sections OF
the Bankrupt ct on the 18Th day OF May,
A D. 1863 at 10 o'clock AM.
PHILIP G. DECKER, Assignee.
ap24 d2tl
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Err NE wv s.
~. other Riuer Iteuas sc 7hfrd Pooe

The additional arrivals and departures
up to midnight last We're the Rose Hite,
Louisville and return; Norman, from
Memphis; Sallle ", to Mt. Vernon: Mol
lie Norton. to Henderson; Cumberland, to
Cairo; Clara scott TO Wabash River; P. w.
Strader. New Orleans to Cincinnati; Anna,
ST. Louis to Cincinnati; Armada, from
Cairo; Silver Moon, Memphis to Cinein-
natl.
The Rose Hite had a fine trip down,
but was rather light In freight going out.
She had, howe or, a cabin full OF people.
She left at c'cloclz.....-...The Cumberland
and Clara Scott had first rate trips out
The tow. boat James Gilmore, with heavy
tow of empty barges, passed up.........The
Robert Moore will be here on Sunday, en-
route to Nashville -.......The p w. Strader
arrived ct 10 O'Clock P. NJ, with little
freight, but good passenger list.-.......The
Anna arrived at II o'clock from St Louis,
with a fair trip. She discharged consider
able freight here The Strader also dis
charged a few packages........The Armada
arrived at half-past IL, with a moderate
freight, but full of people. She contem-
plated going to Newburg-. Silver
Moon arrived at quarter to twelve, full
of people, but with light freight. Capt.
Ben. Merllees and his subordinates were
in fine spirits.....-...gol. Guthrie is still tax
ing testimony in the MISREPRESENTATION
collision case, and Will hnish to-day. The
evidence Will be sent to the Local Boa,d
at Louisville for decision .....-.The Pink
Marble has gone to Cairo..-........We infer
from indications, as we close this report,
that the Armada's .oIfieeis concluded not
to go to Newburg last night........The Ar
mazda did go to Newburg after all.
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Ba- The new style lined India Sill;
Sun Umbrellas at Hughes.
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BG- The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by i. G.
Bridwell & Co, corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
nn CT - g. 10 CoHoo