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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-04
POstpOnemeHt Of Henderson County
Land Sale.

mmE UNmnnsfaNED. VINO WE'RE
- appointed Com Hn%lsaIouerh by thc keu-
dnetfhe hendcrs5n Comfy I.and tsio1
Iof Wm. MeLnlB, llsa.- take thia method of
annouaclnR NJ inc public that she drawing
iponod until tic lh1 day of sfptember, 1860.
When, ON thu lhl of october la o.. The enter
prize was lutd heiore thc public 40 was
confidently qEpecte1 thatlt cluld Boz cone
Guided 10y lhe lith ot January, 1860, Tho
DAY Used for the drnWtngi Due several
causes none ~ which wcr6 anticipated
amu winch could NOT Boo controlled by tho
Commissioner nor by the owner ~ tho
properly, combined Go prevent 30. Among
these we ntaAH Inentlon tho lhilufo 60 ub-
tain printed usttcf 40 The Time contracted
iofs khe eAHntne MrfgeufN ~ tne money
tho people 90 tnlerurlHea like fhls. induced
by eanses tWhieil, ere yet fresh in the ree'l-
Though tickets are now hnlnH rapidly
sold, "a sufficient uumbrr hHVe not been
disposed "a 10 5uhaty Is trauafor OF tna
pIeperty without Bringing loss upon enc
= Tine faEninR LANDS embracad 900 Che one
terprise, uenfly clgtt hunurcd acres OF
which nre Ciehred ana ullahle, wilt Doc
rented ont 1OrAhe pre. ent yehr-lblD. Good
bonds FOR tic remt VAL bc taken. and thrsu
bonus VIII pc assigned Co the persons Who
draw the said barmss
The money Ion tho tickets sold h in tho
nnnd8 or tho nKeuff5 uuu should ANY HIfuTna
holder pc hlhaatlhned With lhe POSTPONE
presentation OF hlH Ticket.
b uhuersignUd think DO VIII mot be
afplss 10 say ia tins connection That hoy
no pccuulary interest 1u Tie uluVu
Cntetprlae, nor VIII they have fm tho fu-
furH. They VIII not receive one cent IUr
thclr fervtco3l aud they do not now and
VIII not at any Time, own, hold, or control
"a single ticket 1n tie enterprise; nor ono
dollar received lrOm thuHnie OF Tickets viii
be used by them, nor eau the owner DlfnH
property Touch, use or control amy Ulrf Uf
IL until after the dr1Wink takes place and
tie enterprise, bB un8 unfOrUHTnu
contingency, prove % failure, an money
received from ahe safe 81 tickets will Du
prOmptlydoturued on presentation uf Ihu
ticIfetb % the agent from Wlum bought.
thn g" ID. BANKS,
NI9Tr1 VIH W. IS HDhlOWAH.
u ~ |4f ROBERT 1. GLASS.
u. T. huARLINH,
aF oA# L0 GRANT aNEEh.
Janll dHW .fH VS. ELANK.
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Nor DEAD.-We learn that our in
formation relative to the death Of Col.
Crockett. of Henderson, was errone-
Gus That so far from being dead, he
was improving yesterday morning, and
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
Our Informant being from Hender-
son direct, and making the statement
positively, we had no doubt of its cor
rectness. The officers of the Sallie
Y. say they heard the same report at
Henderson. just as they we're leaving
OH Tuesday morning.
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To LOUISvILLE.-EVery Monday and
saturday at 10 O'Clock Am. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at s
no CAnzo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at 4
o'Clock 2. N.
10 GREEN RIvER.-Every Tuesday and
Saturday at 1 O'Clock PM. Every Thursday
al S O'Clock z. n.
70 EAsTPORT.-Every Monday, Wednes-
Gay and Friday ats o'clock r. NJ.
To HESDEESoE-Daily, except Sundays,
- ; O'Clock P.M. a =
10 NAsavILLE-EVery Wednesday and
TO MEaPHIs-Every Tuesday at A P. NJ.
RcckportStage (vIa Newburgh and Boon
ytile9 carrying b mali, caves at a; NJ,
ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
aad Saturdays.
days aud Fridays at7 \. Ii. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. n.
AZ. Vernon Mail stage leaves daily tex
&~undayS1 at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
sept sundays ~ p M.
TO NEwsURG.-HaeK daily Except sun
say,) from the HOtel, st
O'Clock P. NJ. te
tnETFTlzna 81. II A 4 lgfa
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a SUGGEsTIoN.-As the Winter Is
passed, and Spring has again returned.
it has been suggested to US that the
Postofics time for opening should be
Z An. instead of IL. We refer the
matter to the Postmaster.
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TLOK q s, 8.

UHE DRAWING WILL TAKE
yillei kentuekY, Qn CLIO ist day of8eptem-
HE aus VIII furnish pamphlets giving
description ~ tue property aud contain
ing tnn aeb 81 che lcgtHlNturn nuGh1rtzIGy
ne safe.
+, Commissioned who wllmanaua tho ID
terprisc ARE named In thonCt on the Lcglsa
lallre, ana tlialr iu 5ng1ty and response
tWhlchTWlA Ne found IN tine pnmpniets)
OF Governor John 81. stevenson. Hons.
harreA1 Davis bonn t. Me0rearp.
Uniftd States 8autDOu, tIuu. John L
81 Representative. hom.A rnh4hnId Dixon.
Bo-epn haunif. BfeHidcuf Of fho Hnrmorai
Bank j.. e. Dalum President OF the Nu-
tlonat hnu&, John i Barrett and others, ut
henderson, 1895 lion. ". D. EHtfrett, Judgo
OF the Circuit Gourt of tha Flftoeutn IuuI-
eltM Dktrtntt a12N d. a. dummkuut Amuxa of
ths DouTt oi Dummon hlenss of Indiana
Hopkins. President EIrsl National Bank.
amn oihegsaOf hyttnsVllle, Indiana, aud
may. ntlAfr gentlemen OF position and
pronf1i 81 In kentpciy and Indiana.
TtcIl1d can Dc purchased of.
W h LANlfs F1fmefs' Bank, Honder-
ALrTAgpEIt, Commereial Bank.
Rios ". BItooEs. C-ovfnrton. Ky.
JUtiNf G. LATHAM, PRESIDENT Bank OF
HQpHuayillct A~opkluByNlo, ky.
JhfaeaL !. biiihm, 1omnlcreihi Bank, Pn-
j opened 40 these points on tho
lst OF October, 1858.
pH LIr HOkNHftO0K, Esq, Watcr
s~EM0NtN. DfxoN a 60. no. horih
First street, VIII order tickets from tho
Apeuur att headoraun, kg., faF thaae who
desire 90 purchase. sa& dtr
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WILL Nor GIVE IT UP.-The
Democracy will not admit that the
resignation of Commissioners Hawkins
has been accepted, and we were as
sured last night. by some of the
party that Mr.. Hawkins would GER
tainly appear and take his seat on the
Board this morning. We confess we
are iucredalous, as Mr.. Hawkins has
resigned, and Mr.. Barker has been
qualified as his successor. We shall
wait and see.
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b~ Yesterday was a bad day for
business. 1t showed just enough to
keep the ladies at home, and the con-
sequence was the stores were not
thronged with visitors.
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saIa Of Unclaimed Goods.

To oil GOhOn1 70 may concern:
NV OTTCE Is HEREBH GIVEN that
~ the unclaimed packages at the varf-
offices of Adams Express Company I'm
Southern Indiana Will be sold at Public
a upflOu. to the highest bidder, in the city
81 Evansville, at the Auction Room of
Hiram Nelson, Locust Street, opposite the
Post-Onice, on the 4th day OF March, 1853,
charges paid thereon. A complete list of
these packages may be seen at the several
consigned. WIN. .. LANGAN,
deczS d2m Agent.
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PATENTS GRANTED. = Among the
patents granted to Indianans during
the week ending February 10th, We
notice the name of u. w. Armstrong,
for a "Musquito Net Frame" and
from the name given it, suppose it
viii be a very valuable invention for
use Ia the Summer months.
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D~ Mr.. A. J. Lavender. who was
killed by the recent boiler explosion,
was the first member of the Odd
Fellows Mutual Benefit Society that
has died since its organization in this
city.
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Try 1.-THE Scientific american
says that common shellac dissolved
IN alcohol makes the strongest cement
for wood. 1t will unitesthe fractured
legs ofyour chairs and tables as
hrfnly as if they never had been
broken.
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OMfTTED.-In making up our report
of the Council proceedings for yester-
days paper. we inadvertently omitted
to state hat the City Council had
ordered Sycamore Street to be bowl
dered or graveled from Water Street
to Eighth. and the Clerk was directed
to advertise for bids for doing the
work. The city will receive bids for
both bowldering and crawling, and
decide on which seems to be the best
and cheapest.
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THE County Commissioners VIII be
in session again to-day at 81 A. NJ.
They viii probably continue in SEES
sion the balance of the week.
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SWEET QUIRIEE- Experience so
far with DR.. Bigelow's SWEET Our
NINE leads to the belief tbas it is
less apt to i%rritate the stomach than
Sulphate Cor bitter) Quinine. For sale
at Schuermann 4 Burford's Opera
Drug Store. Is South First Street.
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!. ANOTHER CHANGE.-Jacob Curtis
has sold out his lease of the ferry OPP
posite this city to John Hughes, who
has been, for three years, in the en-
ploy of John Blangy, and who is an
experienced ferryman. a.a .oIaC
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BEFORE ESQUIRE STINsoN1There
were two cases tried before Squire
Sdnson. yesterday. one Of which was
for assault and battery, and the other
a provoke" case. The first on the
list was Jacob Horder, who was ar
rested for assault and battery on one
John Wischel. After hearing the
testimony the case was dismissed.
The other case was an old citizen
who was fined 81, with 50 20 costs,
for provoke This was a trivial
case, and very little glory rebounds to
the prosecutor.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-04

NATIONAL SALUTE. We under
stand hat the Grant Artillery will
fire a salute of thirty eight guns at
noon, to day, in honor Of the inaugu-
ration of President Grant.
In addition to this, we suggest that
flags be flung to the breeze by Union
men In honor Of the occasion.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-04

BAP To-day is the 4th of March.
Andy johnson marches out and Gen.
Grant marches in. The movements
of both bodies are pleasant to think Of.
Snow SToRM-This section of
country was visited by a lively little
snow storm yesterday morning, and a
large amount of snow fell in the
course of three hours, but it soon dis
appeared. Small fakes of snow were
flying in the air all day, and there
were indications of the storm being
renewed last night. A large flock of.
~seaguls were sporting over the sur
face of the river all day, and the
signs are decidedly ~portentious of a
continuance of bad weather. The
faith of many in the ground hog is
weakened and in some entirely broken.
We wish to do that prognosticating
animalno injustice, and will therefore
withhold our opinion until we have
further developments.
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THE Snow SToRM.-The snow
storm last night and yesterday, seems
to have been very general. 1t was
showing heavily up the railroad yes
terday evening, with two inches of.
snow on the ground at Hazleton as
the train passed down. 1t was also
showing at Cairo. Here the storm
set in again at dark, with promise of
continuing through the night.
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BaF Ladies, if you want a package
of fine gilt note paper, you will find
lust the article you want at the Jour-
NAL Office.
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Non EST INvENTUs.-Ex-Commis
sioner Hawkins had not been found
up to a late hour last evening,
though flying chariots-Jer0ida rota-
had been sent in all directions,
the charioteer at every step calling
Justify, as his hoarse voice died away
in the distance, IA KINS!lI
H-A-w-K-I-N-S Il H-a-w-k-i-n-s /!
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Br Note paper in any quantity for
sale at JOURNAL office.
/. O. O. Fin Memorlam.
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
EVANSVILLE March 2 1863

FIJI III II AN NAhLIf A0AAA %f ACOO- J
The undersigned joint committee
from the Evansville Encampment No.
20, and Crescent lodge No. 122, TO
draft resolutions expressive of the
feelings of our Lodges relative to the
death of Brother A. J. Lavender, re-
spectfully report
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God. in.
the mysterious dispensation of His
Providence, to remove from our midst,
In the prime of life, our respected
Brother A. j. Lavender. Noble Grand
of Crescent Lodge No. 122, and a Pa
triarch of Evansville Eneampment
No. 20; thus severing the tie which.
bound him to his family and friends,
and dissolving his connection with
our Order; therefore,
ResolUed, That in the death of
Brother "A. j. Lavender the com
munity has lost a good citizen. his
wife an affectionate husband, and the
Fraternity a s1ortkB member.
Resolved, That we recognize IN his
death another ~admonition of the NOR
tally Of all that live, and a warning
that we also be ready for the sum
mons that shall call us hence.
NeSotD6ttt IId1 lhE OudAtCL VI Jul
Lodge and Eneampment shall be
draped in mourning for thirty DAYS.
Resolved. That we tender to his af-
ficted family our sincere sympathies
in this hour of their sudden bereave-
ment. -
Reso7Ued, That these resolutions be
publishedin the Evansville JOURNAL,
and a copy be presented to the widow
of our deceased Brother.
THOMAS j. GROVES,
A. w. CHUTE.
Committee from Evansville Encamp-
ment, No. 20.
j. n. KICK,
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re- We noticed, yesterday morn
ing. stuck up high in the Post Office,
a card on which was stated that a
boy was wanted at a certain place to
engage in a situation. No boy would
be very apt to see this notice, and it
Immediately occurred to US how
much better it would have been to
have put in three lines in the thirty
cent column Of the JOURNAL. 1t
would no doubt have been noticed
by a score of boys or their parents at
an early hour, and the services of a
suitable boy been secured at once.
Don't forget when you have lost,
found, or want anything, to advertise
it in the thirty-cent column.
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B% Carriers Ink is the best in the
market for counting-room use, as it
is equally good for books or copying.
For sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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Salt! Salt! Salt!!!

We have reduced the price of salt
to two dollars and forty cents per
barrel for small, or 280- pound bar
rels, and forty-three cents per bushel,
OF three dollars per barrel for large,
or seven bushel barrels.
BAIRD q START,
Agents Ohio River Salt Company.
i. RUFFNER, JR., & Co.,
Agents K5aawha Salt Company.
mch3 1W
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R4~ Merchants will remember that
we are doing Job Work lower than
any one in the city.
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pa The Real Estate Appraiser has
a notice in u advertising columns
that will interest owners of real
estate. 5g
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PROBABLY A SwINDLER.-About
the LIST of February a man ~signing
his name j. j. p. Ostrander. visited
our city and solicited subscriptions to
the United States Counterfeit Detec-
tor, and plates of genuine and coun-
terfeit bills. A number of our citi-
zens were induced to invest to the
amount of So so. aad were to receive
the work in a few days. A month
has rolled by aud no Detector has
come. The subscribers are beginning
to think that they have been swindled,
and that j. J.. p. Ostrander is a knave
and dead beat. Merchants in other
cities would do well to look out for
J.J.P. o. The receipts hint that
the work is published by j. w. Jones
& Co, 534 Broadway, New York city.
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County COMMISSIONERS BoARp.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BOARD.
The Board of County Commission
ers met at 9 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, Philip Decker and Thomas Bow
ers being present. Henry Hawkins
was not in his place" notwithstand-
ing the statement of the Courier that
they were authorized to state he
would meet with the Board. Consid-
cradle interest having been taken in
the doings of the County Commits
s~ioners for the past two days, we will
give a transcript of the business done
yesterday. as appears by the minutes
of the Board. We copy:
Now here Thomas Bowers objected
to the proceedings of the appointment
of Samuel Barker as County Com
missioner, on account of the resigna-
ton of Henry W-Hawkins not hav-
ing been given to the Clerk of the
Circuit Court.
NV here comes Soren Sorenson,
Clerk. and files the following notice:
To the Board of Commissioners Of Finder
btrgh County:
You are hereby notified that the resigna-
ton of Henry w. Hawkins, a member of
your Board, has this day been filed in my
Office. ). SoRENsoN,
Clerk.
EyANsvnLE, March Sd, 1869.
Now here the Board proceeded to APP
point n Commissioner to fill the vacan-
cy of Henry w. Hawkins, aud Thomas
Bowers Directing to the proceedings,
Commissioners Decker and Auditor
Bisch now here appoint Samuel Bar
ker, Of Union Township, Commits
H~sieBer to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Henry w. Hawkins,
ESQ.
Now here Samuel Barker, Esq, of
Union Township, is now here APP
pointed County Commissioner to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Henry w. Hawkins, Esq.
Now here comes Samuel Barker,
Esq, and produces the Clerks Ger
t~iicate, showing that he was duly
qualified as County Commissioner,
Land upon invitation of the President
Of the Board, now here takes his seat
as such Commissioners. m
Now here Thomas Bowers, Esq,
protests against the proceedings con-
corning the appointment of Samuel
Barker, Esq. on the ground that
there is no resignation or vacancy.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT JUNCTION.
Going :0l A. N.
- - 90 r. NJ.
Going W I. NJ
" d" .....-......s ......................9 80 1. NJ.
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H
VELOCIPEDIANA.-We notice, since
the ~velocipede mania has taken hold
Of. the people, that everything new is
called "velocipede." For instance,
in walking about town we notice in a
shoe store the "yelocipede boots
for young ladies; at a music store,
"Veloeipede" Gallop, and wesuppose
we shall soon have the velocipede ="
hat, the "VelociPede necktie, &c,
&c. Several Of these peculiar vehicles
have been built in our city already,
and we should not be surprised If
velocipede racesiwould be mt of the
features Of our amusements during
the Summer.
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B5 ArnOid's Ink in quarts and
pints, at the JOURNAL Office.
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BOARDING.

AOH TzHsRB sFR&EF-A neatly fur
eAEE nished front room, with board, for
gentleman and wife, or two single gentle
men, at 81 Third Street, between Locus.
and Walnut. Lmh4 diff
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GONG EAsT.-Mr. Osborne Kelley
leaves for Philadelphia and New
York, this afternoon. We commend
him to fhe high Offices Of our old
chum, d. B. Williamson, of the Phil
adelphia Inquirer.
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LoCAE II OFFICES.
Hurrah for Grant and Cheap Flour

HuFFaH TOT UFaBJ aDu IHtap FI0HfI
Igleheart Brothers are now selling
their choice family flour (Southern
Mills) at So per barrel; 81 per sack,
retail, and 81 30 per barrel IN jobbing
lots to the trade. mch4 3t
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For SALE. = nice TUo-story
Dwelling House, with FIVE rooms and
cellar, IN the best part of the city,
will be sold below its value and part
" on time. Call to-dag, as am re-
quested to sell 1oithout delay.
ALYAH JOHNSON,
feb3 If Real Estate Agent.
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sfilEweII's Patent Heater

Removes all this difficulty, sending the
water into the boiler free from any sedi-
Gnent Whatever, AID pure as AZ distilled.
All VINO use what are known as the "drive
wells" for their supply of water cannot
afford 10 do without this Heater. II Will
save hem much money ia the purchase of
fuel to say nothing Of the annoyance and
delay in cleansing boilers. The Heater is
easily managed, and quickly cIeansed
One has been in operation at I~gleheart's
FIGURING Mil for many months and given
entire satisfaction. Another is in opera
ton in EeiIman's Foundry and theC Cotton
Mill adjoining.
- Orders fOr Heater will receive
prompt attention If left with
WILLIAM HEILMAN, Agent.
ian5
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WANTED.

~ARTSER-With a capital of $4,000,
= in the maputacture o. staple article.
Returns guaranteed satisfactory. For par
ticularS address, with reference and real
name, J. a. e, care Journal Office.
fe26 d3t cod
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The DIFFICULTY REMOVED
- a
EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
StilIWell's Patent
Heater and Lime Catcher
grHE HOsr sEDInus nIFFICuLTY

THE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
IA experienced by those who use steam
power IS the in their boilers of
Wnat is kBOWn 10 engineers as "SCALEO
or "INCHUSEATION "a hard substance
formed out OF the earthly salts contained
in the water, which attaches itself firmly
TO the whole inner surface of the boiler.
In this city this difficulty IS peculiarly ag-
gravated by the large quantity of magne-
STA and lime found in the waFer which,
besides forming scales on the boiler, OBJ
structs the pipes and occasions the most
annoying delays in cleaning, as well as
actually endaugering the safety of the
boiler.
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Z IsCELLANEOUS.

~ Us. LEMCEE has this day bought
~ one half interest in the Evansville
Wooden Mffts, and has been admitted as
full partner. The HTm name hereafter
viii be HeuEe " Lamcke
March J., 1863. [nI2d lwl FRED.
nE9OyEp.-DR- JOHNSTON has re-
Lib moved to the Office of DIR. Muhlhau-
sen, Second and Locust Streets. Gmhl DIST
ZERS. =. NOLAN, HAE AND Bon
AsA, net Bleaehe-, wishes to inform the
ladies' of Evansville and vicinity that she
has receives AerueW Spring styles OF Hat
and Bonnet Blocks from New York. Nll-
liners wishing to send their bleaching
from other places, for particulars address
Box 2l4 He~stdence, corner of Eighth st.
and Second Avenue. He's
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PI1ING IT UP.-We knew Andy
johnson would not retire from Office
without adding still further to his
record of infamy, Yesterday he par
doned a counterfeiter, and to-day he
will, doubtless. pardon the four
Chesapeake Bay pirates. 1t is a mat
ter of thanksgiving that his power for
evil terminates at noon to-day, and
thus believing
eve rejoice
To see the cuSS removed,
by an honest man, a soldier and a
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Chill girl to cook. Inquire imme.
~ diately ut = o. 81 Main Street Good
Situation for a steady girl. Imh2 DIT
naBERS FOR JOB WORK. Blank
~ Boossa sc at Journal OEce. Lfe23
~F Y0U WANT = SITUATION, wish
III. to rent a house, or if you want any
thing. advertise in this column Three
lines for thirty cents. felo
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-04

ERANUEE.-Any one haviug a few
kFH. loads of well rotted manure can hear
OF a purchaser by calling at Journal Office.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-04

SALE OF EXPRESS GoODs. - The
sale of "old boss" advertised by the
Adams Express Company takes place
at 8 Am. to-day, at Hiram Nelson's
auction room, on Locust Street.
There will be much fun, and great
hnrrninc
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-04

j. N. KICK,
r.. II. SCHOR,
Committee from Crescent Lodge,
L. O.. o. f., No. 122.