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viest would engage in it. Lager beer shops
would be marked as plague spots and forever
closed by the strong arm of the law.
He said that to the earnest man there is
something of hypocrisy about the moderate
talk and conduct of moderate people concern
ing these great evils. Do the lager men want
license? they put money and brains and per-
severance together, elect to the council their
shameless creatures, who would unblushingly
do the bidding of the devil for a vote, and
secure their object But the professedly good
people look supinely on, or satisfy themselves
with childish and dishonest whining. Do the
whiskey men want laws chsnged to suit their
purpose, they put money and brains together
and carry their point, inwardly despisng the
milk and water Christians Of the present day,
and Justly. II we are sincere in protesting to
hate the evil that is in the world, why do we
not rise in our power and destroy it :! We are
able, for God is on our side.
The speaker proceeded to discuss the philos-
opby Of this tremendous waste of moral power
and to suggest the remedies. One reason was
that the power alluded to, though 80 great in
the aggregate, is divided among so many that
each one feels himself useless. The remedy
here 10 combination, as men combine to form
the resis,lcss army that sweeps all before it,
Another reason was the fact that.moderatien
is mistaken for gentility. Some forcible blows
vere ciyen here to that sham or mistaken gen.
l:.h daems IL ont of taste tn be in
earnest as to the great reforms OF the day.
~ Moved BY this spirit a certain large and sho~y
class % Of society fsstidiOusly aOstsio from ths
ssr ssos,s now everywhere making to rescue the
asunIArd, aud stop the ruin rum is seooDpl'sp- I 2.
,ss' Yet by strange freak snes' 80 !.
ssss wsn work smons the poor -
A rsspeotabis to give east'on af's' =
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CoMING.-Frank P. CiiIey, the ad-
vance agent of Duprez & Benediet's
renowned Minstrels, was IN the city
yesterday, covering the walls and bill
boards with his splendid Illuminated
posters. We have heard this troupe
spoken of most highly, and it is one
of the oldest companies travelling.
They will open here on the 18th of
March,.at the Opera House, for three
nights. envy. and as Minstrel sroupes
invariably draw in this city, we shall
expeat them to do a fine business
while here. Don't forget the time.
RECORDERS CoURT. The only case
before His Honor was the trial of
VIM. Riley and John Kirk, charged
with assault and battery with intent
to kill, on the persona Thos. Con-
nor, who keeps the Erin go Bragh
House, on Vine Street, near the cor
ner Of Water. They were held to
bail by the Recorder in the sum of
5000 each, but as they could not give
secdrity for that amount, they were
sent TO the county Jail, there to await
their trial. This was rather an aggra-
waited case, and no cause was assigned
for assaultiug Common, unless they
were merely engaged in getting up
ROW" as a sort of celebration in
honor of the approach of st. Pat
rick's Day.
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REV Il ~ NE W 81.
nor other Rleer Ilcms sfe mira p,4oe.

The additional arrivals and departures
last night, include the Armada. TO Cairo /;
Morning star, 10 Louisville; Molie Nor
ton, to Henderson; Lewellin, from East
port; Quickstep, from Cairo~....The Morn
ing Star arrived late. She had an Inn
mense trip, including 400 bales Of hay anG,
over 800 barrelsof llme..".The Mollle Nor
ton had the best trip we have seen leave
for Henderson this season............ rhe Ar
mazda had an excellent trip out....-..The
Lewellin arrived at 10 last night with n
tair trip....-....The Louisa. Capt. Bouss, will
return to the Wabash this evening, and
deserves fall cargo Capt BoIuss and
Charley Crawford are her chief officers
.........The Nick Longw orth was at Rock
port with the Morning star last evening,
but stopped by the way for freight. She
had not arrived at midnight.
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SIMPLE BUT EFFECTUAL The en-
tire freedom from all deleterious in
gradients renders " Brol0a's Bronchid
Tr0ches," or Cough and Voice Lozen-
ges, a safe remedy for the most deli
cate female or youngest child, and has
caused them to be held In the highest
esteem by Singers and Public speak
ers generally. In Coughs, Irritation
of the Throat caused by Cold or Un-
usual Exertion of the vocal organs. in
speaking in public. or singing, they
produce the most beneficial results.
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PTTTsBURG, March Is.-Weather clear;
thermometer "a. Monongahela feet 5
fncnes, and falling.
CINcINSATI, March l7.--No boats arrived.
| Departed-M funeolt, for Mem Jhis; Alce
| Dean, for New Orleans; ChaEmer, for I've
ansvtile. River 80 feet, and falling Weath-
err clear: thermometer 3D.. Seventy feet
under the bridge.
NEW ORLEANS, March II. - Arrived -.
Dexter. Departed = Thompson Daan, for
st. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS. March IL Arrived = Noble
Able, from New Orleans; Andy Johnson,
from Keokuk; Beardstown, from Peoria.
Departed-SchuyIer, for Peoria: City CT
Cairo, for Memphis; w. II. Arthur, for
natl; Jennie Lewis, for Kansas CITY Kate
Kearney, for KeOkuk. The river l. fail
becoming difficult. no Caro- 81 ere Is a
good stage OF water. Weather clear aud
warmer.
CAIRo, March 17.--G. A. Thompson, New
Orleans. Pittsourg, IL Pm; Watts, renntss-
see River, st. Louis, An Alaska, Gin
cinnati, New Orleans, A n; Belle Yer
non, Pittsburg, ST. Louis, 7 Am. Lnmsdsn
st. Louis, New Orleans, 10 An; the Al on
xlcksburg, Sc. Lonis, 10 An; Lsonidas,
land, Evansville packet. pm ; FOrsythe,
st. Louis, Vicksburg. 4 Pm River rose
four inches. Clear and pleasant.
NASHVILLE, March I7.--River IS falling
with 81 feet on dorpeth Shoals. Clear
and cold. Arrived-Nashvfiie, from Cairo.
Departed % Cairo; Eta hughes,
up the river; Emma Floyd, Cincinnati
MEMPHIS, March I7.-Weather clear and
cool. River rising. Arkansas River f.lI-
ing. White Rive stationary and banks
full. Arrived-Sam j. Hale. Departed =
silver Moon, with 500 bales cotton tor Gin
cinnati; p. w. Strader, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, March I7.-John Kllgour
and Mary Houston, from new Orleanss
II. q. Gray, Pittsburg and reurn; DavaRe,
PittsDurg 20 -. Louis; Allegheny, SE
Louis to PittsburR :. ArgOnaus No. 2 from
Cincinnati; o Claire, from Tennessee
River; Shamrock, Cincinnati to 50. Louis.
On the falls there T. fully ~ fee steam
boat water down either chute. Weather
continues clear and cold. The JOnn Xii
gour encountered several mishaps on her
up trip.
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| offer, at public sale, at nay resi-
dence on Chestnut Street, all my
household and kitchen furniture.
Among other articles is fine Rose
wood Piano; also, handsome parlor
set, new marble-t top sideboard, ele-
CANT mantle clock, carpets, bureaus,
bedsteads, hair mattresses, feather
beds, &c. / also offer my house and
lot fer sale. G. w RATHBoNE.
[ Union. copy three times and send
account to JOURNAL office. mills BID
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thirty Democrats vEsrs present. Jahp.
Barret was appointed Chairman, ard
John Weiskopf Secretary. John
Miller was unanimously nominated
for Councilman.
EIGHTH WARD.
Fifteen citizens of this ward met at
Ziegler's grocery. The meeting was
50 small that nothing was done, and
it was decided to hold another meet
ing on Saturday night, at the same
place, As soon as it was found out
that no business would be done, the
most of those present went to playing
cards and drinking lager.
NINTH WARD. #
This ward met at Weisheimer's
store, at the head of Main Street.
Mr.. G. w. Doughty was nominated
for Councilman by reclamation.
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OPP FELLOWSHIP AT FIT. BRANcu
Brother Past Grand A. B. William
son writes Us that Ft. Branch Lodge
No. POI, l. D o. f., instituted Sep
TENDER %. 1867. now numbers sixty
members besides those who have
taken final cards. The Lodge has
recently bought new furniture and
have fitted up their Hall in elegant
and comfortable style. The Lodge
is in highly fourishing condition.
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FOCAL NOTICES.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvEEUE.
ASST ASSESSORS OFFICE. FIRST Dist,
Evansville, March 16, 1863
Notice is hereby given. that all
persons or firms doing business or
intending to engage in business on or
before the LIST day of May, 1869. are
required under the Internal Revenue
Law to file their application for
license on or before the 18th day of
March, 1869, with the Assistant AS
SCISSOR for the Division in which such
business is carried on.
p. G. EBERWINE.
Assistant Assessor,
mills It Office, No. 2, Main st.
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s.. q ID o. g ID

1 would also call yeur att sntfou to the
fact tnat no compensation has yet been
paid To Victor B1sch for his serv. ces IN
taking care of and fdisbursiug said funds
since 1862, although the Township Trustees
have uniformly been paid tor their services
in the premises.
Very respectfully submitted.
V1CroR BIsCI, A. ". g.
Evansville, March, 1859.
Accepted by the Board and ordered to be
filed. together with all the vouchers for TIA Q
receipts aud disbursements.
Evansville, March 18th. 1859.
To The Honorable Board or Commissioners of
Vdnoterburgb County, IndtQnd:
GENTLEMEN In compliance with an
order of your Board, made az the special
December term, 1868, requiring the under
signed To make a full aud detailed report
of all moneys received aud collected by
him for soldiers bounties, and also of all
disbursements made by him as treasurer
and payer of the bounty fund, L have
the honor to make the following report
comprising the annexed 8 pages, show
ing the date and amount OF every sum re-
ceived and collected, the name of every
person from whom the sam was received
also the date and amount of all sums paid
out, and the names of the persons to whOm
the same were paid each receipt being ac-
companied by the certificate ofthe provost
marshal or commanding officer. L also lie
herewith all the vouchers and reeetp pts for
the money SO received and disbursed.
The following is a summary of the Re-
port:
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10 LISPENAgD ST.,
NTFEY XnDTr 0aFrttsap 10 1897

DEAR SR:-It is with much pleasure that
1 say to you that consider the PLANTA-
TON BITTERS Of untold value. In the Fail
of 1857 / was taken with ChiIls and Fever.
with the most severe pains In my chest
and head. 1t was with great difficulty that
l could breathe My lungs were greatly
my right side, by spells. l could hardly
get mp from bed. / called "a Doctor, who
attended me ali Winter without the least
benefit. About the first of August COM
menced usi z your PLANTATIOH BITTERs
"a wine glass fun three times a day-and
have used it most or the time since, and
am now well and strong, able to do ali my
own work and the care of a large family.
Yours, &c SUSAN WILSON.
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ANNoYING-A most annoying error
crept into our report of the tobacco
sales on Tuesday. We wrote that the
tobacco sold at from SO 80 to $40 85
for trashy, frosted Tugs to medium
leaf, but instead it appeared at So so
to SO IS. The former figures were
the correct ones.
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On our table we find the Indiana
School Journal, containing much in
teresting matter to teachers and
others, who have at heart the ad-
vancement of education and the diff
fusion Of knowledge.
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In a Good Cause.

The ladies of Temple of Honor
Division. Sons Of Temperance, will
give grand supper at their Sociable,
to be held in their rooms in Marble
Hall, Main Street, on Friday evening,
March 18Th. The public are cordial
ly invited. Admission fee at the
door. marl8 ct
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AN OMIssIoN.-iF o intended to say
IN yesterdays JOURNAL that, on the
10th day Of March, 1867, the Ohio
River at this point was higher than it
had been at any time since the food
OF 1882, but inadvertently omitted
1867"
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WEEKLY JoURNAL.-The weekly
edition of the JOURNAL is issued this
morning. 1t is full, of interesting
reading matter, market reports and
telegraph Copies for mailing can be
had at the counting room.
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HusTTrE OF TIE PnArn

SAMUEL r. HAVLfN is n candidate for
the office of Justice OF the Peace OF Piason
Township &C the ensuing April election,
subject 10 the decision OF tho HaBuhitcan
Convention
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MISSED CoNNECFIoN.-The train on.
the Ohio & Mississippi Railroad fail
ed to connect with the E. & G. train
at Vincennes last night, being II
hours behind time. Therefore no
Eastern mail or papers were received.
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BALLoU's MAGAZINE for April Ia

BALLoU's MAGAZINE for April has
an attractive table of contents. We
copy:
The Pearl of the Court, Natural
Specimens, Australia and its Won
ders, Princes Bay, Scene in Ohio,
ST. Patrick's Day, The Demon Of the
Yorkes, Acquitted, Miss Lemont's
Pride, 8 Strongbow." Ever with you.
Scientifically Detected. Bella's Wed
ding, Mountain Lake, Midnight Ride
of the Wigwags, Only a Newsboy,
Miss Briggs's Enemy, Lost and
Found, The Journal of Virginia
Vaughn, The sea green Silk, Is il
only a Notion? Our Young Peoples
Story Teller-Pluck or, John Oak
ley's Inheritance, The Blue Cat, Mil
ly's Bossy. April, The House keeper,
Curious Matters, Facts and Fancies.
Scenes in a Country School-(Hu-
mor3us Illustrations.)
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1t is now hereby ordered that Sam'l
Orr and Madison J. Bray, Esqs.. be
requested to attend the session of this
Board on Tuesday, March %, 1869, for
the purpose of examining the reports
made by Victor Bisch, and that Rob't
A. Hill, County Attorney, and A. l..
Robinson, also attend said session for
the purpose aforesaid.
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ng- Two Billiard Halls, supplied
with Phelan's tables, are among the
minor adjunots Of that pattern hos
telrie, the American House, Boston.
Messrs. Rice keep pace with all the
demands of guests.
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NEw YoRK. Maroh 5. 1850.

To OUR MANY CUsToMERs:- 81 have
this day shipped three eases Broad
way Velocipede Hats. in different
shapes. Also two cases of Young
Gents Hobby Hats Amongst them
is the Parepa Hat. in black and brown
silk cloth, and in felt. Also the In
auguration Hat, and eight cases Chill.
dren S and Boys fancy Hats. All the
above styles are entirely new.
1t IT. a. WEBER.
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CHRISTIAN WUNDERETCH "a a can-
didate for city Marshal. subject 10 the az
cision Of the Republican Convention.
We are authorized 70 announce tina
name Of GEO. y. COCHRAN as d candidmfa
for City Marshal at ths April election.
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/ desire informing my old custom
ers that | have removed to No. s
First Street, Gn Carlin's old stand,)
where I viii be glad to meet my many
old customers, and all who choose
calling on me. II. G. MINGsT.
Ya h I9 p
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SAINT PATRICK DAY.-Yesterday
was Saint Patriok's Day" and to
our surprise, we did not hear of
single Hibernian getting tight y or
indulging in !" little shindy just for
the fun Of it.
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MTs cELEANEoUa

rasT rs. a. NOLAN. SAT ARD Bon
6tA- net Bleacher, wishes to inform tht
ladies OF Evansville aud vicinity that she
has received her neW Spring sly les OF Hai
and Bonnet Blocks from New York. sill
liners wishing rs send their bleaching
from other places, for particulars address.
Box PA Residence, corner OF Eighth st
aud second Avenue ffe25
EEzgE.EsS8AEb a'aa&g4~AAHE4sS.
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p% Fish & Barter have received
the April number Of Demorest Maya
zine and Godey's Lady's Book.
Every lady should have a COPY.
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CRY CLERK.


A. NJ MCGRIFF Is q candidate for city
Clerk, subject 10 the decision OF the Hanu6a
ltcau city Convention.
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Cooley FOR APRIL.-John Fl. Scott,
the eminent periodical dealer, corner
of Main and Second Streets, with his
usual enterprise, has laid on our table
Cooley for April, star number.
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Edit rs Journal ~ Please mmnommas INV
name as a candidate for the once OF Cons
des'isIou OF the Republican, Convention,
8 UEER4.
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Col. JOHN 4. Grill. is a eafufIBafe for
the Office OF Township Trustee subject 10
the decision & tie Republican Convention
on Tuesday next
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AN8gCU IN or M#Na


Tho rrioe for inserting CandldafeBl
. NOTICES q Three Dollars, Invariably ia adj
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WAHran,vA dwelling house above
Main Street, with seven or eight
rooms. Enquire of B@tticher, KEEL
logg & Co, No. 13 First Street. 1927
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10 @hPH BERRIDGE =, sT., Ii q candidate
for the office Of CRY ASS asor. enhieef Ia
the decision otthe Republican Convention.
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kCltt0ra Journal -~ Please announce my
lame as "a candidate Tor City Collector at
the ensuing April election, subject 60 tho
decision OF tine Republican Convention.
JOHN GREEK.
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Total receipts. 49,.
DISBURSEMENT.


w
In the above, the expenses Incurred by
me .for collecting anu dis bursting aid
funds are not comprised. / woul q also
state that no compensation has been paid
to the undersignai for the performance OF
his duties in the premises. L further be z
leave to ask that committee oil competent
and impartial citizens be appointed by you
to examl ne int the correctness of this re-
port, and that this report be placed at
some convenient place, open for the in
spection of the public generally.
Very respectfully submitted.
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gaT The Democracy will not hold

sas" The Democracy will not hold
their City Nominating Convention
until after the special election on the
23d. We presume the two factions
the Kid-Glovers" and the Rough
and Readies are preparing for the
fight. and il is said the pressure viii
be tremendous. We suppose that
the nominations by the Republican
Convention on Tuesday night, has
almost demoralized the unterrifed,
and they have 80 far given up the
contest as hopeless, that they have
permitted another batch of rufilns
who have been hanging around our
streets lately, to depart, feeling that
it was useless expense to keep them
here any longer, as even their votes
could not save them. The party is at
present like Micawber, waiting for
something to turn up.
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ZOE REM.

T-a0a RIGHTEOUSNESS HOUsR-Ro
* 81 Main street, three doors from the
corner of Third Street For particular
apply TO ARTMTTR +F0HGH.
trbi q. IN. JENKINS.
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ECEIPrs.
From the MAYOR of the

From the Mayor of the
city, In cash (IS64) -........S15, 900 90
From the Mayor of the
city. in cash 3lS65) ........ 5000 90 $4,000 90
Collected from private
individuals in Pigeon
Township, cash (IS6Sl =. SO, 720 90
Collected from prfy-iste
individuals in knight
Township, cash 1850 =. 2 4S4 %
Collected from private
individuals in Scott
Township, cash (lS85l -. 1878 90
Collected from private
individuals In Arm
strong TIP, cash (lS65l. -. 4,OG5 90
Collected from private
lndiv4 duals IN Perry
Township, cash (IS65) :. 1920 90
Collected from private
individuals in Union
Township, cash Q355) -. 2,745 90
Collected from private
individuals in Centre
Township, cash QS351 .. 1880 90
Collected from private
individuals in German
Township, cash (IS65) =. 300 OF 66,532 90
Collected from private
individuals = miscetIa-
neous contributions, In
cash (lS651 ...-.................. 100 90 100 90
Amount received from
the county, in county
order. (l86l ................... 1900 90
Amount received from
the county, in county
orders (IS65) 900 90 $1,000 90
FTESza, n
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la Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at [. az. d. HEIMAN'S.
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Report Of Auditor Bisch OF his Dis
burseslaent OF the Fund Tor the
+ Relief OF Soldiers Families.

Report OF Auditor BIsch OF his Dis
B burg0Enent OF the Fund Tor the
Relief OF Soldiers Families.
The Board of County Commission
ers were in session yesterday, and the
most important business brought be-
fore it was the report of Auditor
Bisch, in regard to his disbursements
of the Soldiers Relief Fund, which
we publish below. The report en-
braces over seven hundred pages of
superroyal paper closely written, and
is more than one person could carry.
The reports were received by the Com
missioners and ordered to be fled.
To The Honorable Board of Oofsglty Commits
s6ogeFs Of Van 1erbHrgh County, IRGfdaa :.
GENTLEMEN The undersigned, Victor
Bisch, Auditor of Vanderburgh County,
has the honor to make the following Re-
port, in accordance with an order passed
by your Board at the Special Deem Der
Term, 1868, requiring a fun and detailed
statement OF All county orders issued. by
the said Auditor u1on orders of Philip
Decker, Esq, County Commissioner.
in the annexed Report the dale Of each
order, the mum Der thereof, in whose favor
drawn, the nature of the claims, amounts,
the Record thereof, FROM whom received
by whom received, by whom the Records
were made, and the desert ption and au-
th0Iity OF said orders.
l also accompany this Report with the
orders and vouchers fPhflIp Decker, Esq q,
together with the receipts of the parties 10
whom said orders were issued
Very respectfully submitted
Auditor Vanderburgh County.
EVANSVILLE, Jan. Is, 1863.
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Mr.. CHARLES SCHAUM. who was
nominated for Councilman of the
Sixth Ward on Tuesday evening, pub
fishes Card this morning declining
in favor of Mr.. John Hodson. NJ.
Schaum alleges that his private bust
ness and a contemplated trip to Eu-
rope during the Summer. would pre-
vent him from serving were he elected.
Mr.. Schaum is a popular young man,
and would make an efficient Council
man. We hope the Republicans of
the Ward will now unite on Mr.. Hold
son and labor to secure his election.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.


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CHARLES ScHAUM.

NEW MUsIC.-We are indebted to
Messrs. Balmer & Weber, of st.
Louis, for some new aud beautiful
sheet music, entitled My Tress of
Golden Hair" ballad; You Needn't
Tell your Mother" song with chorus,
favorite with Miss Lolita; La Cas-
cade," by Antoine Herzberg; Lena"
song and chorus, by A. q. Elmer;
Laura Nine" by Joseph Rastrelli,
song, words in German and English.
Most of these pieces have beautiful
vignettes, and the music is of high
order. Any Of the pieces may be or
dered by mail, or obtained of music
dealers.