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Fhd tobacco, Q bales cotton Niles Works,
p PICS pump nHtafsssJ II doodhsart q
cotton.
MANIFEsT of steamer QuIclxstep, from
Cairo May 2-Hodge 81 Co / bbl whisky :
Tenny, BowIes & Co. bags rags: Cook 4
Rice. empty beer boxes; Chas WiIheIni.
s empty ale boxes: Ragon, Dickey q Car
son, 1 iron safe, safe door; Wiggi honser,
q bbls potatoes; Clement, White a. Co,
paper package; Press on & Menifee, 4 bbIs
moiasses; Martin, Gardner q Co / bag
feathers; Miller. Gardner & Co. bdle furs
Sam. Orr & Co, cask old iron; VIM He'll
man, box snndries: G Armstrong mat
tresses, pillows: Martin, Gardner & Co,
hid tobacco; Weldon, Bros &, Co, ii do
w q Brown & Co, do; Il G Van Ripper Is
do; r K Dunkerson & Co, q do; Hum
phrey. Patrick q Co. 40 do.
For Louisville-2 hhds tobacco.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Baker Pre-
idtng.-Eliza Shackelford VS.. Willis
Shackelford, (not the GENERALLY Ac-
ton for divorce, brought by Mrs. s.,
which was granted.
There were five indictments against
Captain Monck, for selling liquor
a noUe was entered in each indict.
ment.
The State VS.. John Fletcher
charged with petty larceny. Defend.
ent plead guilty, and was fined s.
sent to Jail for thirty days and dis.
franchised for FIVE years.
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BUEHNER's & Co.'S INSURANCE.
At meeting of the Directors of the
Vanderburgh Mutual Insurance Com
pany, on Saturday, it was decided that
the Company would not pay the risk
Of $2,400 held by Buehner & Co. on
their chair factory. which was burned
on Friday morning. The reasons for
this action were that several transfers
Of the property had been made with.
out the consent of the Company
thereby invalidating the policy.
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PERSONAL. = Harry French, the
business managerfor Emerson, Allen
& Manning's Minstrels, arrived in
town Saturday at II o clock, and by
four o'clock in the evening had the
big bill board of Melbourne & Co.,
opposite the Post Office, covered
with posters. The amount of bills
put up there by him, collectively, was
100 sheets. The Minstrels perform
this evening.
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CoNvALEscING.-W are gratified
to learn that Mr. Mayors, the express
messenger, who has been quite sick,
is much better, and will soon be out
again. Although very sick, he was
by no means so dangerously i'll as we
had been led to believe. We shall
be glad to see him soon at his post
n rain
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD NOTICE. -
We call attention to an adveT tisement
to be found In to-day's JOURNAL IN
regard to the connections Of the
through passenger trains on TIE Ev-
ansville & Charlottesville Railroad.
The connections are very close, and
the time through to Cincinnati is only
ten hours and a half. We advise all
to read the advertisement.
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OsE az rug gssIrgs IS TaousLn.-

ONE eF THE SAITHs rs TROUBLE
We have for some days been in pos
session of some facts relative to the
operations of a quasi Citizen of Ev-
ansville in Louisville, which finally
got him into trouble. He sailed IN
der the euphonions name Of Smith,
and protested to be a dealer In -four
and coal oil. His mysterious move
ments drew upon him the attention
of the detectives. He seemed to have
plenty of money and a passion for
lottery tickets, In which he invested
largely every time he visited Louis
vile. At length his Operations led
to his, arrest. About a, week or ten
days ago on his person were found pa
pers which showed that he was con-
nected with some real or imaginary
lottery or gift enterprise in Philadel-
phia, and that he had operated large
ly throughout Indiana, Kentucky, Illi-
nois and Missouri. generally in rural
villages and small towns. He had an
examination on Tuesday or Wednes-
day last, and was held to answer in
the sum Of 800. We are told he has
a wife and two children now residing
in this city, and though here but a
short time, the wife has won the good
opinion and sympathy of many friends.
1t is thought By some that the man is
a monomaniac, and not really of evil
intent. His experience in Louisville
may cure his monomania. a
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Cor OUT.-Moses Levy, who was in
the lookup for assault and battery,
escaped from the prison on Saturday
evening about 8 o'clock, by extricat-
ing some of the bricks under the
window next to Third Street, making
a hole large enough to get his body
through. he had been sent up for
ten days, and had only two DAYS more
to stay before he would have been
released.
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PHILADELPHIA made ehildren's
shoes are fast taking the place Of
other fine work in the first-class re-
tail trade. We have a very large as
sortment of these goods from two of
the principal manufacturers, includ
ing all the new colors and fancy
styles, in full and half sizes aud diff
ferent widths to suit all forms of feet
Also, received this day several cases
mems serge CATERS, Prince Albert
and French tie shoes, and other at
tractive styles for Summer wear.
Fosters Block, No. First Street.
ap27 TURNER & KUMLER.
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Y. nj. G. A.-MoNTHLY MEETING.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association
VIII be held at their rooms, corner of
Main and First Streets, over the Mer-
chants National Bank, this evening,
at - o'clock. A full attendance of
members and friends of the Associa-
ton is earnestly requested.
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SICK-We are sorry TO learn that
w. w. Crawford, Jr., of the house OF
Brandeis & Crawford. of Louisville,
has been seriously sick at the St.
Cloud Hotel. He was somewhat
easier yesterday, but not entirely out
of danger.
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CRowDED.-The street cars were
crowded almost every trip yesterday,
By hundreds of persons going to
and returning from the Crescent
City Springs.
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MIXED BUsINEss.-We notice In
city barber shop on the outside of
which is a sign stating that hair cut
ting, cupping, shaving. bleeding, dye
ing, and tooth drawing will be done
to order at short notice. Rather a
versatile establishment, we should
saw
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ARREsTED.-Two men, named Sipes
and Conner, were arrested yesterday,
charged with assault and battery on a
negro.
w. johnson was sent to the lookup,
on Saturday, for peddling without a
license.
Bill Wilson and Lew. Colvin were
arrested yesterday morning for smash
ing up the furniture at Grace How
ards establishment, on Oak Street.
All the above will have a hearing
to-day.
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GOING TO MovE.-Parsons, SEQ
vile & Moffett are getting ready to
move their gro Gerry into the building
directly opposite the one new oc-
cupied by them on Main Street.
Their new place Of business is being
fixed up in style, and they expect to
move by the 18th of this month.
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COUNTY LIBRARY.-The County
Library at the Auditors Office is in a
declining state. The library should
be done away with, or some new books
added
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Notiee fo Oontraofnrs

nm s, :, ADrN 9TH 1869.
Evansville win receive sealed pror,oe.,I5
until May 10TH 1863, for aradfna and
paving the alley situated between Waiter
street and GcOdseli Street and extern diT,a-
from Center street To Third sfraet II
Block No. II, Fourth Enlargement
by order OF the Council.
A. M. MCGRTFF. Clerk
By le. A. MCGRfFF. Dersut,r
City Clerks Office, Evansville. April 3id
1869. lapr22 td Union eo1,v ''
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BUSINESS CARDs.-We have re-
eeived 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 Co.
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Shooting Affair
Bloody
AWOman Probably MOrtalIyWOunded
Escape of the Guilty Parties.

A desperate shooting affair occurred
yesterday evening about six o'clock,
at the House of Grace Howard. on
Oak Street near the canal. Grace
Howard keeps a bagnio. and Jack
Hitch and John Hunnel wanted to
get into her house, bat they were re-
fused and the doors locked. They
swore they would get in, and Hitch
got an ak snd broke out the back
windows. Grace Howard became
frightened, as she was fearful that if
they succeeded in effecting an entrance
they would probably do her some
violence. Craze stationed Kate Sher-
wood, one of the girls of the house,
at the door, and then ran up stairs
with the intention of getting out the
window on the kitchen roof and from
thence to the ground, in order to
make her escape out the back way,
and get into neighbours house. She
succeeded in getting out of the win
dow, and had just touched the roof,
when she was seen by John Hunnel,
who Immediately leveled his pistol at
her and fred, the ball striking her
under the chin, breaking the inferior
maxillary bone, passing through the
parotid gland, and passing under and
over the jugular vein, and lodging, it
is supposed, in the back part Of the
neck. She got back in the window,
and holding both hands under her
chin, said to one of the girls that was
up stairs. "Ohl save mel" She ran
down stairs and out of the house,
and went into Mollie Williams,
and then back into her own house
again. A physician was Immediately
sent for, and DR.. Mageniss arrived IN
a short time, who stopped the flow of
blood and did everything in his pow
err for the unfortunate woman. She
could not speak, but made signs that
she wanted to write, and on slip of
paper aud pencil being handed her,
wrote, Will l die?" After DIR. Ma
geniss left, she had choking spells,
and again wrote, Get me doctor"
DR.. Thompson was then sent for, and
on his arrival pres :ribed some neees-
sary medicines. Both the physicians
say the wound is a very dangerous
one, as it cannot be probed, and their
is danger Of suFocation or fatal hem
orrhage.
The wound bled most profusely,
and upstairs and down there were
perfect pools of blood on the floors.
The partition was also spattered, and
the loss Of blood was very great.
After the bloody deed, Hitch and
Hunnel ran off as fast as they could
go, and made their escape before the
police could get on their track. They
were both In a state of intOxication,
and are desperate men when in that
condition.
Immense excitement was created in
the upper part of the city, and hun
dreds of people focked to the scene
of the tragedy.
1t is feared that the wound is a
mortal one. The reporter for this
paper visited the unfortunate woman
at midnight, and she was then in a
critical condition.
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Broke HIS LEa.-About II o'clock
on Friday night, man by the name
OF Won Goblenz fell out of an open
door in the third story of Hedderick's
Block, striking on the banisters,
about eighteen feet below, breaking
his leg. He was sent to the Poor
House on Saturday. He is a bar
keeper by profession, and is said to
be a relation of Baron Won Goblenz,
Field Marshal of the Austrian army.
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conference.-the County Com
missioners will meet in special SEES
sion to-day, to attend to some i'm.
portant business.
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" Bsrrett's " IL highly peFlasaled

BE The addition Of numerous suites
of rooms to the American House,
Boston, renders it more than ever a
deserved favorite with families travel
ing. It's central position and large
airy rooms are unsurpassed.
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THE CoURTs.-Circuit Court will
be convened this morning, and then
adjourn over till June. The Court
of Common Pleas, Judge Morris S.
johnson presiding, will be convened
to-day.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

B Rememberl to morrow will be
the auction sale, at Hiram Nelson s
Auction Room, Locust Street, of the
unclaimed goods from Steel 4 Bah
cocks warehouse.
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CITY n e w S.
WANTED.

A good, stout Boy, to work In the
JOUrnal Press Room. Good wages
ana steady work. Apply nc the
Journal once, early This morning.
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B@ Schuermann & Burford, at
the Opera Drug Store. Nc, IS South
First Street, Chambers Block, have
received their new stock of Perfumes,
Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes, Combs,
and Toilet Soaps, b
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THROWN FROM A HORSE Yester-
day afternoon, little after 3 o'clock,
a boy named Nick Boiling was riding
a horse on Main Street. near the cor
ner of Main and Seventh Streets; the
animal became frightened at tie
street car, and the boy was thrown,
with considerable force, on pile OF
stones, cutting his head considerably.
He was a good deal stunned. but his
injuries were not supposed to be Sc
rinus.
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TOBACCO SALEs-There will be
large offerings of tobacco at the regu-
lar sales at the Planters Warehouse
tomorrow.
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RW The stock of PERU neries and
fne Toilet Articles kept by T. G.
Bridwell & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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Or. BurtOn's Tobacco AnndVl~


r EARRAETKD REMOVE DESIRE FOR TuBACcg "a
sntiey uegaItte Jit hdrHbess 10 flarles and Citk1
the biOOd ilVigOrates the system Possesses great nila
lug AM strengthening power. Is eNcelent tc and
Appetizer enables the stomach digest hu ienriest
health. GpoksTs and rbsareTs for siatV saTs cured
Price per box. An Interesting %Hise on he
Injurious ects Of tobacco, w lists ofeinionlas ri
erences, etc sEAr FREE. a gents wantf Adhiess
~ DR. I. r. ABBofT, Jefey City, n J.
TESTIAEOT LA,'LS-
PosraAsrRa's NEsTiMOSg.--L recfN a hoN II Bur
toms Autidote froAa Rev. N. PghltC and int b ~
e6srfial 8 GATA14L, Conn Zion ariisou Co., o.
FROM tbs U. S. TAAt sURY, Ss$yauV q0ss-I.tesc
sedd supply OF the 4GsrIn0TE/ The p ge'siraa hoF
done its foork SURELY. q 4 Eh&Ah.
Of naae1es here sayiss ~ e9sed Of We fIbse 70
10y Josi:pu MAYO, w. leNor n II. State Prison.
A BA&zEa,s TEsrnigcsg LIN Burton's Artidoie 70
Tobacco hrs jheg IN clttiNNi fer =
3itf 1s w. MANS Est Nat Bank, View Albany, Ind.
A CLERgYM SIS TssTrxOSy. -ONKk2 goa Or -AsTEDoTI
cured my brothsThn myself In Nl.FhR Fg.IIs
4t.r Rev. ~ sHoEhAKEK.r Kelley \ station "a
From the PILIcE HEADoUARTERs LY ~, MAss--l
hare gdiaet Vitg-fUs pounds Of Gh ia hTeS month"; y
using De- rt0n's Antdote, aud az dssrf q ipaeco II
removed. 4 l. WA. L. N,Nr, d.
FROM SITE SOUTHERN HoME JoURNAL, RAJEIIpRE,
Moan box Of Buttons Antiiote renaored ttAesrt
for the Iveed from take pleasure in reco unfdng
1t to VI our readers. T. y SLATER baisgr
FOR SALE BY att DRUGolsts. \
= T,.0Hegnatk C0pir-f14tHd1
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Notice to Contractor.

March 22I. 1859.
The Common Council OF tie city of
Evansville will receive seased proposals
until the t0th day OF May, 1889, for grading
and paving the alley tuate betWeen
Water and First Streets, and extending
from Mulberry Street TO OAK street.
BY order OF the Council.
A. N. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
BY r. A. MCGfIFF, Deputy
City Clerks ONCE, Eva nsvIlle, A pril I'D,
1853. lapr42 I'll Union copy.
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A LONG JOURNEY. = A business
man Of this city on Saturday received
an important circular that was mailed
in New York, Dec. 8. 1868. and two
others mailed on the 18th and 18th of
February, 1869. They are supposed
to have been portion of the contents
of lost mail bags found by the new
Postmaster at indianapolis, In the
cellar Of the Post Office at that place.
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House and Lots at Auction.

j bidder. at the Court House door in
EvaosvllIe, on Monday, the 3lst day OF
May, 1859, at 2 clock in the afternoon,
Lot No. 10 and adjoining half OF Lot No. 8
also, Lot No. 81 and adjoining one half OF
Lot No -, subdivision of out, Lot No. 2
Upper Enlargement of the city or Evans
vile, on which is situate a first-class
dwelling-house, containing eight good and
airy rooms, cellar, cistern, stable. coal
house, and wood. house.
Terms of sale = One-fogrtn cash, one
fourth in four months, one-fourth IN eight
months, and one-fouTtu ia twelve months,
with interest; the first note secured by
good personal security, and the rest by
liens on the property.
HIRAM NELsON, Aucttoneer, (
uay3 d3W
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% bbls. choice New York Apples.
200 bbls. best Family Flour.
200 bbls. Low Extra Family Flour.
200 bbls. choice varieties of Seed
Potatoes.
10000 lbs. choice Country Bacon.
100 kegs Family Leaf Lard.
For sale low at
HAYHURsT & WHIFTAKER's,
No. 6 South Water Street.
ap27-dtf
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CoUNoIL.-The City Council will
meet in regular session this evening.
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From the Army Hospital; the bloody
battlefield; the mansion of. the rich and
the humble abode of fhe pOor-from the
office AM the sacred desk: from the noun
tain-top, distant valley and far-of islands
of the Oceanr-from every nook and corner
of the civilized world. is pouring in the
evidence of the aston fshing effects of
BRAKES PLAnrATIOH BITfERs Thousands
upon thousa ids of letters ike the follow
ing may be seen at our office:
81 have been in the Army
Hospital for fourteen months. speech less
and nearly dead. at Alton, Illinois, they
gave me a bBttle of Plantation fBitters.
Three bottles have made me a well man!
gts.r r~.--f G. Fl. FLAUTE,
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DWelIlng Honsa for eala.

"a ESE2A 8LE UVEssF.GNtss HOUSE,
~ with foHr rooms. kitchen. un.i Gel ar.
situated on FRS STREET. VIII be sold
on good terms, II application be made
soon. Tins Is fine piece of property, and
will be sold for s3,00y. Inquire OF
Ef ALNAH JOHNSON,
--Af Real Estate Agent.
apr27 diff Evansville, Ind.
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valuable Real Estate FOR sac.


April 9th, 1860.
The Common cOupcn Of the gltv of
evansville Will receive sealed ur0D1eaff
until the 10th day OF May 1869. Tor eflid iIs-
aud paving the 0ley situate between
Front street and second Street, and ev-
tending from Fulton Avenue ~ 81 80
Street, in Block no. 49, --
by order Of the Council.
a. NJ. MCGRTFF. Clerk
BY f. a. MCG RIFE, DENNY
Oily Clerks ON @, Evansvll q. Ann 5jT
1ooS april d8t Union eODv
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Rnsiness Houss ID Rsnt.

p NOWR As S4 MAIN STREET
~. between Second and Third. For par
Lcnlars inquire at 4. NJ ELLIOTT'S Auc
tlon Room, or at the JontnaI On1ee.
april diff -......#-..... zI.
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y Co Partnership Notice.

RYOTRCE is bereay given that, on the
~ 10Th day OF April, 1869, Marsh Atkisson
', as admitted as partner OF IN nrm or
Martin, Gardner 81 Co., for the transac-
lion of busfness as Cotton aud Tobacco
Factors, and general Produce Brokers.
apr2J-3W
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RECORDERS CoURT-Chas. Dick
inson bought butter in market to sell
again, contrary to the ordinance.
Fined So 10; paid.
s. MaAllister was drunk, and was
charged So %. which he paid.
George Preble, for vagraney, was
fined $33 95, and. in default of the
cash, was sent to the "castle =" for
fifty one days. Those chaps who are
loafing around town, with no visible
means of support, can take warning
from Preble.
Theodore Hudson, colored chap,
licked his wife, and was fined SO %
which he paid. 1853
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pa The best standard brands Of
Flour for sale in the city: ta24
Vahlberg &Dixon's choice family
rCyhthiana Mills, er- rr4ver
Telegraph Mills, 81
Bingham's Moon Light,
and avariety OF low grades of super
fine.
apo E1 FE IL. ID. ALLIs. & Co.
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SAD MISTAKE. - A gentleman by
the name of Alfrel Owen, an attache
of the grocery house of Preston q
Menifee, and whois boarding at the
st. Cloud Hotel, on Friday night
made mistake in taking some medi-
cine, and got hold of phial contain
ing corrosive sublimate. Mr.. Owen
has been i'll for some time, and he got
up during Friday night, to take a
dose of medicine from a phial OF rhu-
barb, but there being 20 light in the
room, he got hold of the wrong bot
tie, aud took the corrosive sublimate
instead. In short time he discov-
cred his mistake, and DR.. Day was
sent for, who, upon his arrival, found
his patient to be in dangerous con-
dition. We visited Mr.. Owen at a
late hour last evening, and found him
to be in critical state. It's thought
that he will not be apt to recover.
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B~ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at |. Il. ID. HEIMAN's.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
e. & C.. R. e.

The EXPRESS TRAINS leave Evans
Vile daily Sundays excepted, making
close connections for all points East, and
arriving at cities named below, as follows:
Leave No.Lr Mob
EvANsvILLE..-.-......lO;2oA No. 4: 20 pm
ATTtUe 4E
TERRE HAUTE........ 4:O7 P M..,...lO:03 NJ
INDIANAPOLIS ....... 1885 P M......l2:l5 A M
CREsTLtNE .............. 400 A No.. 7:55 A NJ
BUFFALO ....-............. 2:lO P NJ. .O5 P N
PITrSBURG ...............l2 200 noon... $3.50 PM
PHILADELPHIA -. 800 A No. GAO A N
NEW YORK. 500 A NJ -. 9a5 a M
BOSTON ............lI: 100 a Nj. 80 P NJ
CINCINNATI........... 600 P NJ. 6 200 A NJ
Train No. makes. close connection with
Lightning Express on the Ohio & Mfssis-
sippi Railway, making the run
EVANSVILLE TO CINCINNATI
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" Barrett's," the most approved.
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Dissolution.

TIRE FIRM az WRIGH1's a. ROB-
- EftTs II this day o. solved by mutual
CONSENT. The business will be continued
by WaB. wright, who VIII collect and pay
all deots OF the company.
tslsf ra .enT ~. a. WRIGHT.
w. B. Wight
r. r. ROBERTS.
May Ist, 1863. TmayI d3t no.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-03

MAGEoLIA WATER.-Superior tn the best
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-03

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-03

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-03

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