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The weather continued cloudy. cold and
threatening last night. The additional
arrivals and departures up TO midnight
were, Lawrence, st. Louis to Cincinnati;
Cumberland, from Cairo; Quickstep, to
Cairo; Mollie Norton, to Henderson Rap
idan No. ?. TO Eastport; Clara Scott, TO
Wabash River; Petroiia No. 2, from Wa
bash River; st. Marys, New Orleans to
Clneinnati; Romeo, from Nash Vile; Ada
Lyon, from Green River.
The Camelia, Pittsburg 10 Nashville,
passed down, yesterday morning, and the
Falls City, from Bowling Green to Louis
| vile, passed up........The Dick Fulton, with
a large tow Of barges, pa sed up, yesterday
afternoon. THE Hartford, Captain Joe.
. McReynoids, struck the crib at Ramsey
Locks, on Sunday morning, and stove a
small hole In tier huh. She will I0 over
here 70 repair, and viii leave on her next
r, gulaf day, Thursday. We hope our
people will extend TO her a liberal patron-
age as the Green aud Barron River Navi-
| CATION Company are pleading her heavily.
......-.The Quickstep, Rapidan No 2 and
| Clara Scott mad good trips out.....
The Lawrence had beautiful trip. she
" banked" couple OF " sweet seen ted
| gerauiums" here, male aud a female,
who We're caught together In a state-room
Oar hotels not being posted, one OF them
no doubt had the honor 90 Of entertaining
them last nIght-.--..-.-The Rapidau had a
large lot of horses among her freight last
night.....--.The Norman has made a COED
start already toward getting a big trip
Captain Hall is determined to leave not
later than two O'Clock TO day, ana bills or
lading must be on board by that hour.
The Louisville and Havana both over due,
had not arrived at dark last night...........
The Ada Lyon arrived from Green River
at O'Clock las5 night with a moderate
trip. She bad, however, made excellent
time............The Havana did not leave Gin
clnnatl, as she was announced 10 do, on
Saturday evening The Romeo had
splendid trip............The st. Mary's comes
up pretty light...~.The PetrOlla had a
good trip. They ali arrived at midnight.
......~.The Louisville had not arrived az
midnight. She may be positively ex pected
this forenoon, and offers excellent advan-
tages to shippers and passengers.
MANIFEST or THE STEAMER ROMEo-
March p lS0J.-R X DunkersOn e Co. 100
hogsneads tobacco; Preston a. Menifee, .
hides, box furs and al pac kages; Tenney,
BoWles & Co. coils rope; keifz a. Haney,
] mill spindle; Martin, Gardner q Co, 3
boxes eggs; Cloud q Aiken, package and
money letter: S T. Gilbert g. Co, / money
package: Wheeler & Riggs, 1 box cheese:
RagOn, DlcKey & Carson, DBrrel Whislkey,
packages; Teuney, Bowiee & Co, z barrels
whisky.
For LouisvilIe-Jos Mitchell, 81 boiler
plates, boiler heads; Kay & Co. corh
For Cineinnati--J g Buckles & Go, 2hhds
tobacco.
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closed for Repairs.

The American House will be closed
to day for repairs. and renovation,
Messrs. Travis Il Ashby retiring. 1t
will be re-opened on Monday next,
thoroughly repaired and renovated,
under charge Of Mr.. II. Below, late
of Uniontown, Kentucky, and who
has had extensive experience in the
hotel business. and who respectfully
solicits continuance of the liberal
heretofore extended to the
h0uSa
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THE LIGHTS AND SECRETS OF THE
NATIONAL CAPITAL-This is a work
descriptive of Washington City; its
high and low life; its magnificent
public edifces; its hidden mysteries;
its villanies and corruptions. DR..
John b. Ellis is the author. It is
illustrated with numerous engravings
by the most eminent artists. We
have not read the book, but presume
it will be quite entertaining, and will
furnish a good deal of information
not to be found anywhere else. Mr..
4. D. Conner. the Agent for the work,
Is nov canvassing the city for sub
scrlbers, and we expect he will re-
eeiVe large list.
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RECORDERS CoURr.-The Recorder
had plenty of business yesterday. but
It was not OF the paying kind. Four
cases were tried before the Grand
Megul," as follows: Rachel jackson
disorderly, fine and costs So 80; Jas.
Parker, VIM. Evans, VIM. Case, were
each gloriously drunk, and were each
assessed the s. 80, but as none of the
entire party had any stamps they
went to prison.
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ITEMS OF CITY EXPENSES.
s23, 9s2 90 sI3,746 SO

The present City Council opened Canal
Street through Blocks Isl and l73. Lamas-
co, TO Second Avenue; and they also
stfaig htened High Street at its junction
with Fulton Avenue To enabl- TING city
to make the improvements named, said
Blocks were purchased, as well as lot on
High Street; and after making The con
tenn plated sire ct improvements, the city
mas left a sufficient amount of property In
value to more than cover the whole cash
and expense of said property and i'm
prOvementS. T."
You also purchased for the use of the
puoIic schools of the city SO by i48 feet,
corner of Seventh and Vine streets, with
a brick Church and parsonage thereon, for
So 500. That property is worth to-day
81 OCO at least, more than the cost to the
city. and would bring II II it were put upon
the market.
/ nave referred to these items for the
reason that they constitute not less than
s., 500 of the city expenses for the year 1858.
Respectfully submitted
WILLIAM II. WALKER,
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|. o. o. FAT regular meeting
of Evansville Encampment No. 20,
~ held last evening. the following of
fcers were elected for the ensuing
term: Jas. Taylor. Chief Patriarch ;
Green Bellamy. High Priest; E. p.
Elliott, Senior Warden; r. f. Schor,
Junior Warden; j. N. Knox, Scribe
A j. Colburn, Treasurer; and s. P.
Fitzsimmons, Thomas ]. Groves and
Philip Hornbrook, Representatives
to Grand Eneampment.
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AN ARTICLE or True MERIr.-
" Browns Bronchial Troches arc
the most popular article in this
country or Europe for Throat Dis
eases and Coughs, and this popularity
Is based upon real merit, which can
not be said Of many other prepare
tons in the market which are really
but weak limitations of the genuine
Troches.
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Ia We desire to call the attention
of the voters Of the Third Ward to
T Mr. Van Riper's card, in the shape OF
full sheet hand bill, which was
posted on the streets, yesterday. We
suppose this is a New York touch.
Mr.. Van Ripper processes, we believe.
laa 10 nave acquired MS pollticaI opinions
and tactics from Tammany Hall,
where he derived his education.
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And this, considering the financial en-
barrRssmenIs OF the year 1865 cannot be
considered a bad exhibit.
Many other matters of i'm pOrtance for the
Council to consider might, with prOpriety,
be alluded 10 in this report, but the length
1t has already attained admOnishe5 me to
bring it to a close. 1 will therefore close
this report by referring you to u compart-
son of some of the most noteworthy ex-
penses Of the city during the year 1867 and
1885, derived from the annual report made
April 18th, 1868, and the City Clerks Ledg-
er and to the purchase of lots by the cif y
for opening streets, and the use Of public
schools:
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BAG Look out for New Goods every
day this week at CooTIDGE's New
York Store. Japanese Silks, eros
Grain Silks, Lusteriue Silks, Rep
Silks, Shot Silks, Searsucker Silks,
Searsucker Ginghams, Stripe Skirt
ipgs, s real Iron Grenadines, Her
mani Grenadines, Stripe and Figured
Piqua and Percales. VIII open this
morning a full line Of Metternieh,
Green, and other new shades Of COur-
voisiers Seamless Kid Gloves. 1t
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.-Our reg
ular weekly report of the Evansville
- Wholesale market will be found on
the third page of this mornings
JOURNAL. 1t will be found that con
siderable changes are made in quota
e tions.
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KICKED BY A HoRsE.-Albert 2.
Smith, lad of about Ia years OF
age, brother of Robt. Smith, the I'M
dertaker, while leading a horse to
water on Saturday evening, was badly
kicked in the head by the animal.
Although seriously Injured, his
wounds are not dangerous.
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SWEET QUININE. = Experience so
far with DIR. Bigelow's SWEET Our
NINE leads to the belief that it is
less apt to irritate the stomach than
Sulphate Cor bitter Quinine. For sale
at Schuermann Il Burford's Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
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CoL. JOHN h. GRILL "a a candidate for
the ohiee OF Township Trustee, subject TO
the decision cf the Republican Convention
on Tuesday next
q. HkDDERICH is a candidate for rec
election 20 tho office OF Township Trustee
al the ensuing April election.
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BOARD OF TRADE REPoRT.-We
have been kindly permitted 30 copy
the following very fattering reference
to the Report of the Board of trade,
recently issued from the JOURNAL
Office:
Messrs YIN q. Broom & Co., Eyanspille,
GENTLEMEN: l am just in receipt
Of the Annual Report of the Board
of Trade. Evansville, for 1868, which
you were kind enough to send. L
have hastily glanced over it. 1t APP
pears to give great deal of informa-
ton, not only of the trade and com
merce of Evansville, but also of the
whole region Of the lower Ohio, the
Tennessee, Wabash, Cumberland and
Green Rivers, with which your city is
so directly interested.
am much obliged to you for your
attention. as such Reports will be ex-
tremely valuable at this time to Mr.
Roberts, who IS engaged In c some
what extended report of the business
of the Ohio, as a proper accOmpani-
ment to report on the necessities of
the further improvement of the river.
We will be glad to hear from you
at any time in regard to the river
changes, movable distractions, &c.
1t is not yet certain whether we will
have snag- boat on the lower Ohio,
this season.
Very respectfully,
Your ob't servant,
THos. z. RoBgRTs,
Asst u. S. Civil Engineer, in charge.
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Thn NAN .Mend ;, eeminr Mnehlnn.

The General Agent for this really
fine machine-the - Family Favorite"
is in town. He wants a first class
Agent in Evansville. For particulars
please call at L. NJ. Sellman's 30 Main
Street. mh23-1t
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~ ADYERTIGFMENTS.
In Bankruptoy.

TSHIs IN TO GIVE NOTICE. that. on
y the 18th day OF March, AID. 1869 "a
warrant in bankruptcy was issued against
the estate OF Jesse Armstrong, of hvnns-
vile, IN the county OF Vauderburgh. and
State Of Indiana, who has been adjudged
a bankrupt, on his own petition; thab
the payment OF any debts and delivery Of
sny property belonging to such bankrupt to
him, or for his use. and the transfer OF any
property, By him Is forbidden by law that
meeting Of the creditors OF the said bank
rupt, TO prove their debts and to choose
one or more assignees OF his estate. will be
held at Court of Bankruptcy, 70 be hold
en- al the Office Of Charles IL Bufterdeld,
Evansville Ind, on the 9th day OF May
AID. 1869, az 8 O'Clock AN
BENZ. j. SPOONER,
u. s. Marshal, District Of Indiana.
unZ3 dzJ MESSENGER
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Snow -From the Express Messen-
ger, who came down the road last
night, we learn that there was about
ten inches of snow at Terre Haute,
yesterday morning.
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didato for City Marshal. subject 10 TIE del
ciaion 81 the Republican Convention.
We are authorized 10 announce the
name Of GEO. n. COCHRAN as a candfdnta
for CITY Marshal at the April election. &
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THE ELECTION To-DAY.-We hear
1t rumored around that the Democ-
racy will hold an election to-day. It
IS generally supposed that it will be
one-sided affair, as we have heard
OF but one Republican who propose
to votes
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JUSTICE or TEFE PEACE

SAMUEL 2. HAVLLN d "a candidate for
the office Oh Justice OF the Peace OF Piseon
township a. The enBuinB April election,
subject 10 tine decision of the RaDubIiea
Convention
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FARM TO RENT.-A good tenant
can get a farm of bottom land in lower
bayou, 45 acres cleared. by applying
soon to WIN. REAVIS,
mario IF Real Estate Agent.
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FLOR DE MAYO"
81 FLOR DE Mayo

A New Perfume for the Handkerchief
Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance.
PHALoN q SON New York.
Sold by all druggists. Tiy8 div
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BG- The regular Tuesday tobacco
.14 sales will take place this morning at
101 o'clock, at the Planters Cotton
and Tobacco Sale House
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ALARM OF FIRE.-Last evening
about 6 O'Clock an alarm of fire was
rung by the bells. which proved to be
at the Third Street Engine House, in
the City Surveyors room. Tom Bush
laid few sticks of kindling on top
of the stove to dry, and stepped into
the Clerks room q few minutes, and
while he was out the wood caught
fire, and the blaze being seen by some
body outside, he rushed into the en-.
CINE house and rang the alarm Mr..
Senior, the engineer, rushed up stairs
and, seeing the condition of affairs,
jerked the wood off and put out the
fire, thus saving large amount to the
city, and keeping US out of a big
item.
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On the 18th day OF A pril ISGS. the Mayor
submitted his official report to the
Council for the year ending April 1, 1868,
from which it appears that the outstaDd-
Ing debts of the city amounted TO the sum
OF ,GSS 81
You may add TO that the follow
ing sums settled since April l.
1858, and shown in this report
which, with propriety, may be
considered debts of the city out
standing on the LIST of April,
1865 when said report was sub
nitted, they having been con-
tracted before that date, and
therefore properly belong to
that balance:
To Fire DEPARTMENTS ], $40 %
To schools ..-................... s. I66 %
To railroad Interest,". 1885 90
To graveling Streets. 1881 So
To Franklin st. Sewer. 1887 90
To accrued and O paid
interest on OutSt and
ing debts April /, 1858,
say mot less ............... 10000 90
-s 1853 63
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EdN rs Journal : Please announce my
name ns % candidate for the once OF Com
stable ~ fiRe On Township, subject 20 the
decision OF tho Republican Convention.
81 DEEDS.
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Ba- Owing to the extreme length
sS1 of the Council proceedings, our local
items are scarce this morning, being
crowded out to make room for Mayor
Walkers report
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Bg~ The County Commissioners
we're not in session yesterday. and
will not convene again until Thurs
dav.
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ANTTOUNC O. BTETTs


70 The price for inserting Candidates
Notices is Three Dollars, invariably in ad-
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CITY COLLECroR.

hdifOrs JOufTnCft p Please announce my
name as "a candidate for city Collector "A
the ensuing April election, subject To- the
decision Of the Republican Convention.
JOHN GREEK
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MTSCELLANEOUS.

az KS. a. NOLAN, HAT AND Bon
III net Bleacher, wishes to inform the
ladies of Evansville aud vicinity that she
has received her new Spring styles of Hat
and Bonnet Blocks from New York. Mill
liners wishing to send their bleaching
from other places, for particulars address
Box 2l4 Residence. corner of Eighth st.
and Second Avenue. fe25
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A LARGE assortment of fine white
linen shirts, warranted equal to any
manufactured, at Strouse & Bros,
No. 50 Main Street. mh20
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CIT Y N E w S.
County Orders for sale at the Jour
nal ONCE.
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.

CLERK,
A. NJ MCGRIFF.
-aifaI MARSHAL.
4 CHRISTIAN WUNDERLICH.
COLLECTOR,
tsF JOHN GREEK.
ass-a 7-H TREASURER.
SAUNDERS B. SAMSON.
SURVEYOR,
m 4-m0 CHARLES B. BATEMAN.
ASSESSORS,
OTTO Pr AFFLIN,
aaua. j. w. COLLINS,
SAMUEL WYTTENBACH
cOUNCILMEN:
saas First Ward-ALBERT STEINBACH.
iAl Second Ward-JOHN S. HOPKINS.
Third Ward-PEFER SEMONIN.
Fourth Ward--SAAfUEL ORR.
Fifth Ward-WILLIAM HEILMAN.
sixth ward-JOHN HODSON.
Seventh Ward-WILLIAM STEINECKE
Eighth Ward j AMES WILTSHIRE.
sra Ninth Ward-PHILIP KLEIN.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
TRUSTEE,
tN-D Col. J. +. GRILL.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
SAM EL p. H Win.
CONsTABLEs,
SAMUEL DAY,
slaa GEORGE L. ROBINSON,
SYLVESTER DEEDS,
NICHOLAS BROWN.
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A SINGULAR DANGER-The New
Albany Ledger. in describing an acct
dent whereby a boy had his skull
crushed, says, DIR. Sloan was sent
for yesterday, and visited the sufferer,
whom he reported doing as we'll as
could be expected. The great danger
to be feared is information
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PHAL0N'S "PAPHIAA LOTION "
For BeautlfyIng the Skin and Com.
DIeXiOU.

Removes all Eruptions, Freckies, PIN
pies, Moth BIotehes, Tan, etc. and renders
the skin soft, fair, and booming.
For Ladies in the Nursery ~ fs-4nValu
able.
For Gentlemen after Shaving 10 has NO
Paphian Lotion" is the only reIiabl
remedy for diseases and blemisnes OF the
Skin.
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tn ROUSSEF has the honor of in
s4A1s forming the ladies and gentlemen
of this city that be has just arrived from
France, and has I'm ported rich collee-
tioa OF PLANTS, c0mprisiDg great vari.
ely OF Camelias, JapOnicas, Maguo8as
AZalias, Daphne, Roses, of ali kinds, Fruit
Trees, Pears, Apples, Cherries, A prlcots,
Grape Vines, &C.; Bulb Roots, Flowers,
seeds. N
Prices very moderate. Catalogues pre-
sented TO purchasers or visitors.
NO. rs MAIN STR EET.
(Between First and Secondly
WIN remain In the city two weeks
only mh232W
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nsy- Can 1t be possible that over Five Mil
lion Bottles of PLANTATION BITTERs have
been sold during the past year? It is
almost incredible, nevertheless IL is abso-
lutely true, and is the most convincing
proof Of their wonderful medicinal and
health restoring qualities. Every family
should be supplied with these Bitters, at
whatever cost or trouble it may be to OBJ
tain them. Be careful that you get the
genuine, and that you are not imposed
upon by spurious article.
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BI Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. &. d. HEIdAN's.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. mh22-deOd
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CARRIAGES.

J. r. GRrEN. A.. u. GREEN.
AZ IS. G ESE1ErN ~ CO.,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
Transfer Ornaments 40 Cincinnati prices.
Main STREET, oct. Fifth and Sisfh,
fcnig-d&wGnl EVANSVILLE. Inn .
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
The Mayor Makes q Report at Last.

Council! met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present-His Honor Mayor
Walker, and Councilmen Blem-
ker, Steele, StoekAeth, Schriber,
Reitz and Mesker.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
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Receipts, including balance in -,
Treasury, April l, 1868 s44 ,US5 w
Disbursements including balance 90
26s $40 81
Receipts of 1868, exclusive OF bat
ance in Treasury April, l. 1865. Z34,Oo4 %
Disbursements for 1858, exclusive
iSes a :. 1850 81
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CITY CLERIC.
T0WMamII. TMmaTEE.

"A. AZ. MCGRfFF is n candidate for city
Clerk, subject % the decision OF the Repub-
itcan CITY Convention.
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BEAUTIFUL neckties and scarfs, all
the latest styles. at the Great Western
Clothing Store, No. So Main Street.
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a DrIi L 1865 $50 22S II

making TIE LOtak Indebtedness
ApEAA AoOo .--..
By way of comparison, I have added
s37 $40 60 to the total indebtedness of the
city, on the nrSt day OF April, 1868, (the
same being the amount of debts created
before that time and accrued interest.
and being part of the debts exhibited
for the first time in the present report),
which would make the city's Indebtedness
at that time the sum Of--.....-....S 400, 233 IL
instead of S4l2, 6SS 81, which sum,
taken from the total indebted
ness of March, 1855, 592 go IS
VII %
1t will be recolected that the present
Council, as Instructed by a vote of the tax
paying citizens of Evansville, issued to
the Evansville, Henderson and Nashville
Railroad Company city bonds amounting
10 $500. $500.
Which, taken from the sum off,. 592, go IS
Would leave as the cIty's iBdebt-
edness in March, 1865. .S392, go 76
Against .--..--. 40OyZao Ii
as the outstanding debts, April i, 1868.
1t will be seen, then, from this showing,
that you have in one year reduced the in
debtedness of the city, s57sSl7 Al,
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PEAEONss PAPHIAE Soap fol
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, Will not
chan the skin. Price 25 cents per cake.
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General Grant Pap
Is Getting Better,

Flour is Getting Worse.
WE offer the following brands of
Flour at the following rates:
Bingham's " Moonlight" s. per
barrel.
Igleheart's Southern Mills" s.
per barrel.
barrel.
We also have the "Cynthiana
Mills, Telegraph Mills, 80 Hillyer's
Best" &c. III. ID. ALLIs & Co.
mch11
HUGHES has just received a large
invoice of Straw Goods, Frames, &c.
Bg@ The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by II. O..
Bridwell & Co, corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5tf
FoR SALE. "A nice T1co-stoyy
DnelliRg House, with five rooms and
cellar, in the best part Of the city,
will be sold below its value aud part
~ on time. Call t0-ddg, as | am re-
quested to sell agithOm detdy.
ALvAH JOHNSON,
feb3 If Real Estate Agent.
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The DIFFICULTY REMOVED
EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
stIllWeIFs Patent
Heater and Lime Catcher
NM MOST sEnIOUs DIFFICULT

YgvHE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
a. experienced by those vino use steam
power by the formation Ia their bOilofg o
what iH Known 10 Cnginenra aB SCALE D.
or " LNCRUBiATiDN ia hard substhuci
formed out OF the earthly salts contains.
la tue water, which attaches itself nrmh
~ the whole inner surface Of tho boiler
In TINS city this difficulty IS pecu iarly nR
prAVutcd by the lnrLe quantity OF imagine
hin ana lime found ina tue wa er, which
besides forming scales on the boiler, Ob
strucis the pipes and occasions the mos
annoying delays IN cleaning, nH we'll n
actually endHugeuuR the safely of the
nuf1uF.