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The evening Argus., 1869-02-17
REEVES AMBROSIA
E'ORg the HAIR.
LlPROTED !

L-HI II " ED
It is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
| 1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
It invigorntes the Roots of the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuriantlv
It Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
II keeps the Hair from Changing Colorfrom Age.
1t restores Grey Hair to it, Original Color.
It brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
It is composed ontircl- of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
1t has received over six thousand voluntary ties.
timOnial' Of its excellence, many of which are
from Physiciansin high standing.
1t is sold in halfpound bottles the name
blown in the glass, by Druggists and Dealers in
Fancy Goods everywhere, at One Dollarpor Bot
tie, Wholesale by Demas Barnes 4 Co.: &c.
Wells 3 Co.; sohIefFslin & Co.., New York
mch24dly.
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JOLIET STONE.
SANGER d STEEL,
Building stone.

Of Joliet, Ills, are prepared to fill orders Of any
alga f.r
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real. ESTATE TRANSFERS.-The follow
ing is a list of the real estate transfers for
the week ending May II, 1859, as APP
D .ars on record on the books of the County
VIM German to Lawrence Peak, Lot 8,
Block 35, Eastern Enlargement, for 500.
Chas. McJohnstOn to Cyprlan Preston,
Lot Is, Upper Enlargement, for S. .OO0.
TOT a6. Upper Enlargement, Tor s4,006 =
T. L.. BittroIR to 7. r. BrItton, Lot TO-,
Dunham'S Tract, for 81 $50.
II, Block IL, southern Enlargement, for
las. Hassett to B. j. Day, Lots and 2, in
Block 1872, Lamasco, for s., CO.,
Herman Horst to Conrad Muth, Lot 10,
in Block s., Lamasco, for $3.50.
J. b Lacock TO f. IL. Wheeler, part OF
Lot 3. Upper Enlargement, for &, $40.
r NJ Stem per to J. N. Mcclure, Lot ii
Block Ii, Southern Enlargement, Tor $40.
Michael burke to VIM. 5ornan, Lot z,
Block 45, Eastern Enlargement, for $500.
john Law to L. Ripp, Lot ), B ock 40, La
Henry Ionman to Phil. Beckel, part Il
| east half of northwest quarter, and part OF
| northeast quarter, r. 8, II, Tor $500
| haIf OF Lot 3, and the south half Lot z,
8Ioclx 4, Bakers Addition, for LOCO.
Mary A. Dutton 10 K. o. Mcclure, part OF
| southwe~t quarter, %, 6, IL. Tor 81.
| j. :. McCorkle to j. H. cutter, Lot z,
Block 8, southern Enlarg ment. tor $1,000.
| a. Darling to ] H. Barwe, Lot and adj
Joining half of Lot 4, Block II, Lamasco
I City, Tor SEQ.
| John Dugan to Henry Nabbe, Lot 4, in
| Block 1, Snarp's Enlargement, for s4T5.
| Louis Wirth to Henry Aims, Lot 3, BLOCK
p, Sharp's enlargement, for 5000
J. 2. and E. 2. Elliott to L. Jane Cor
| wire, Lot IL and part Lot 10, Younglove's
| Enlargement, for 600.
| Jesse Walker, Admir-, to r. +; Barter
4 Lots SO and 81, Isabella Place, for ESQ.
| Thomas Knight to Alex. Maddux, part o.
| Block II5, Lamasco, for 81, 900.
/ Philu "a J. Sellman to Henrietta Roller
/ part of Lot 3. in Block 6, Parrett's Enlarge
Inent, for $500. ~
Fred. Ruschmeier to John Schaus. Lots
| IL and II, BLOCK %, Eastern Enlargement
/ for s., 500. :.
| VIM. Huayan to Moses WieI, Lot 10, II
| Block ), Eliiott's Enlargement, for $780,
| VIM. Mckinney to VIM. NJ Runyan, Io
l9, in Book 3, Elliott's Enlargement, 70
| 600.
jonathan Neuman to Fred. FenchleT
Que foot OF the Southeast side of Lot Z, IL
| Block 6, Fourth Enlargement, for $780,
n Conrad Schrader and VIM. Ranin Il
! Francis j. Rettz, part of Block I63, Lamas
co, for S275 81. i .r-4
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COUNCIL PRnOEEDINGS.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Evansville, ID Jay IA, 1859. }

Council met at p o'clock P. NJ.
Present-Mayor Walker and Council
men Steinbach, Hopkins, Semonin,
Orr, Stumpf. Hodson, Steineker, and
Doughty.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
The Mayor read a communication
from the Chamber of Commerce OF
New. Orleans, requesting that dele,
gates be sent to attend commercial
Convention to be held In that city On
the 24th of May.
No action was taken.
The bond of Jacob s. Lowry. with
G. j. w. Smith as surety, for lmprov-
ing Main Street, was approved.
The bond of Haffey IL Boyle. with
Chris. Hedderich and VIM. Il. klus-
man as sureties, for the improvement
of Sycamore Street, was approved:
Mr.. Steinbach reported that he had
examined Sycamore Street, near the
corner of Fourth, and recommended
that the request of Mr.. Decker. to put,
in an inlet, be granted. The Council
concurred In the report.
The Mayor, City Surveyor, and the
Committee on Streets and Alleys were
| directed to superin tend the improve
ments being made on Main and Syca-
more Streets.
The Chief of Police reported that he
had suspended policeman James
Hughes, and appointed Julius Knolle
in his place, for the following reasons
Absence from two fires, refusing to
assist in cleaning hose, refusing to
show his authority in making arrests,
and for being absent from the district
prescribed him by the Chief OF 20
lice.
/ Mr.. Hughes plead not guilty, and
witnesses were examined. The charge
of being absent from ares was clearly
proven. -
On motion, it was ordered that
/ James Hughes be retained as police
/ man until after next Monday evening
= On motion, it was ordered that the
CITY Surveyor be directed to ascer-
tain ifthe pond at the head of Walnut
Street caunot be drained, aud that he
i furnish the grade to the Street Com
missioner,
+ On motion, it was ordered thai
| Marlette & Son be allowed tie priv.
lege of erecting wooden awning II
front of their store, on the corner Of
/
not be less than eleven feet from thu
curbstone 10 hight, aud to be covered
with tongued and grooved boards no
more than six inches wide.
On motion, Mr.. Goodge was allowed
$40 to improve the canal tow path OF
the road that leads to Oak Hill Gene
terry. 49,
On motion, it was ordered tina
about thirty or forty cart loads o
dirt be put in the places where it i
needed, on the High School lot. anC
Councilman Orr was directed t.
superintend the same.
Considerable discussion ensued il
. regard to the bad road to Oak Hill
Cemetery. The Councilmen all agrees
: that some action was necessary II
order TO have a good road to tn
/, Cemetery. No action was taken /
the matter, however.
) On motion, adjourned.
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RIV ER NN w s.
= - -. 70. Ilenas 81 - ~.

me weather continued dark and gloomy |
till dark last night, when the clouds broke |
away to the west, and the beautiful new |
moon shone out with her mild rays as she |
sunk to rest.......-.The additional arrivals |
and departures. mp to midnight, include
the Rose Hite, from Louisviiie; Petrolia
No. 2, from Cannelton; Ada Lyon, from
Green River; Armadillo and st. Paul, to
Pittsburg; Cumberland, to Cairo; Mollie
Norton, to Henderson SalIie V, to Mt.
Vernon; Armada, from Cairo.
The Rose Hite had fair trip down. She
lies over till this morning at o'clock,
when she leaves for Louisville and all
way ports.........The Petrolia had fair trip
She returns to Cannelton promptly at 10
o'clock A. NJ, and Capt. John II. Triplett
and John Adams will be found to be two
as clever gentlemen as ever pulled bell
rope or welded a pen...-..The Argonaut NO.
passed down in the evening, loaded TO
the guards. She did not land 1.-THE
Cumberl nd left with fair packet trip.
The short line packets had moderate trips
.........The Collier left with her tow yester-
day evening 1.-The Captain OF the Arm
idillo refused to pay any wearfage up last
night, and was very vituperaiive toward
the wharf master The city should take
Immediate steps to vindicate the author
ity OF her officers, not only against the
ArmadiIlo, but also against the Anuneap-
oils, whose officers acted in like manner,
not long since.........The Arm arrived
from Cairo at II 80 last night with good
| trip
Manffests.
| MANIFEST Steamer sam Orr, from East
/ port TO Evansville, trip 81, May l4th, 1860
| EvansviiIe-H o Bsbcock, pillow; J q
| t,af & -
| spun yarn; Raglan. Dickey & Carson, 10
empty ale boxes; bags peanuts, box
goods; II G Woodson, IS tons scrap iro (;
| Weldon Bros IL Co, 40 SKIS cotton yarn
John Huston, 10 bales cotton: y q Vau-
| hhds tobacco; Martin, Gardner q Co, L
| hhds tobacco; Captain Duncan, head
cattle, pieces casting, Dbl scrap lson,
lot do: 5000 feet pine lumber.
| Cincinnati-Robert Moore 81 Co, bales
| cotton. -
TiptonviIle-R. w Stubblefeld, two
MEN memphis-W ] Pollard & Co, l20 sacts
Vicksburg-s J Walters, Is boxes and l.
caddies manufactured tobacco.
MANIFEST the steamer Armada, trip
No. 80, May l5.-For Evsnsville-Steam
Clara Scott, 5000 shingles; e q Van Ri
per, 1 box samples; Topf, Long q 90
green hides, 5 dry hides, 2 bundles saddle
trees; Blomer Honing q Co, doz chairs
/ doz rockers, safes, bundle cribs, A com
mon bureaus, bundle leaves,l5 bedsteadh
bundles rails, o bundles Stats: Clement
White & Co. package paper; sam Orr
| Co, 9 PACK ages iron: l. Lo enthal & Co,
box eiass: w G. Brown q Co. 20 bundle
sacks. hogsheads tobacco; Weldon Bro
& Co, i hogshead tobacco Martin, Gardne
| a. Co, 2 hOgSheads tobacco; humphrey
| Patrick & co, q hogshs ads tobacco II
Dunkerson & Go, 63 hogshoads tobacco.
Reshipping-For Rockport-J .ickett
box.
Louisville food, Rfcheson & Co, 2 SACK
wool.
Madison-M Grenier & Son, % empty al
Cincinnati- GoodalI, Alton & Co, plEge
box laths.
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PERSONAL. John Smith, the ia
nous driver of tubular wells, now of
Arkansas, s. P. Hill, a distinguished
commission merchant of Cincinnati,
w. W. Crawford, the corn king, Col.
Jones, editor of tho Rockport Demo
crot, and Mr.. Ford, editor of the Ken
lucky Shield, were in the city last
y,i0ht
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Passenger.
SHENANDOAH LINES.

To LoUrsvILLE.-Every Monday ana
Saturday at 10 O'Clock An. Every TUESDAY,
wednesday, Thursday, and saturday At
o'clock p. NJ. :.
To CAIRO-Daily, except SunuAy' al
O'Clock P. NJ. -. - -
TO GREEH RIvER.-Every Tuesday and
Saturday at o'clock Pm. Every Thursday
at O'Clock P. NJ. ,11,o
To EAgrPoRT. Every Monday, Wednes-
dav and Friday at o'clock p. III.
70 Enthusiastically, except sundays,
70 NAsavILLE-Every Wednesday and
s1 To MEsxPHisEE1ery Tuesday at 4P. NJ.
RockportStag via Newburgh ana Boon
Wiley CARRYING the mail, leaves at z =: NJ
on Mondays, Wednesdays ana Fr1dssys
Arrives by P. M, Tuesdays, Ihursoays
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
davs and Fridays at A. N. Arrives Tues
DAYS and Saturdays by 4P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily le1
cent Sundays) at A. II. Arrives daily tex
sept Sundays) by P. M.
70 NEWBURG.-HacK daily Except sun
Aav.) from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'Clock p. N.
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-OARDERs can have good boarding
ID and lodging at MRS. FULbER-s, on
second ST., between Sycamore ana wins;
Three n1ce rooms now unoccupleo' tHl@'el
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8y- Our readers will notice that
the Adams Express Company has
opened new Office in our city, and
IS prepared to attend to business.
Mr.. Charles Wentz is the agent here,
and will take pleasure in attending TO
the wishes of our business men. The
new Office is well fitted up with all
the conveniences, and is in good
location. h~fa
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ROBBERY. - On Thursday night
some thief got into A. J. Colburn 8
Mattress mandatory. on WALNUT
Street, opposite Ninth. and carried
off some ticking, a lot of feathers and
a few tools. The loss was not very
heavy, as about $25 will cover it.
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Past 0mce Notice.

Persons who have rented Lock-
boxes in the new Post Office, can re-
ceive their keys between 9 A. N. and
IL o'clock noon to-day Saturday.. or
on and after q o'clock A. NJ. Monday
next. Owing to the removal of the
office from the old location o-day, it
will be closed to the pubic aIteF the
departure of the Railroad mail, for
the remainder of the day
1t JOHN W. FOSTER,
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AN INC1DENr.-One of the prls-
oners in the lookup. who 1t was
known would not attempt to escape,
was sent out yesterday on an errand.
He was absent about an hour, and
when he returned he was intoxicated.
When told that he was drunk, he
said. he guessed not as he had only
taken eleven drinks"
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May 10th, 1859.
The Common Council Of the city Of
Evansville Will receive sealed prOpnsdls
until the 24th dav of May. 1863, Tor tie con-
strncffon OF brick sidewalks.
Bidders will state Ire price per square
yard for Sidewalks, and tnr price per cubic
yard for excav ain and Il ling. said side
Wallis TO be constructed IA nh respects nc
cordfng 20 the ordinance ne cufDlng To
be OF wood.
by order OF the Council.
A. NJ. McGRfFF, Clerk,
By T.. 4. 8RfEF, Deputy.
CITY Clerks Office, Granville, May f4tb,
1869 lmai5 DIST Union copy.
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FREE Snow. - Frank Morris will
sell the mammoth hog this morning,
at 8 o'clock, in front of Squire Sim
sons Office, on Third Street. This
will be good opportunity to see the
big porker.
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Trying THE New TEAM.-Mr. Rus
ton, who was appointed by the Coun-
Gil to furnish the team to haul Eagine
No. 2, had the team out with the en-
CINE yesterday in order to see how the
horses would work. Steam was raised,
and ReuD. Davis made as much noise
with the engine as he could, but they
worked all right and did not get
scared at the whistle.
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TAKEN OUT OF JAIL.-From the
officers of the Rose Hite, we learn
that few nights ago, while the jaIlor
of Mead County, KY, (Brandenburg)
was absent for a few minutes, four
men disguised entered the jail build
ing, and by threats obtained the key
from the wife of the jailor, and releas-
ed prisoner under sentence to the
penitentiary for horse stealing. The
parties are supposed to have been
his confederates. The jailor was at
the river arranging with the officers
of the boat for the transportation OF
his prisoner to the penitentiary, when
the latter was released.
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New Coal CARD.-We direct at
tention to the remodeled card of San
som & Wilson, coal dealers, and rec
ommend them to the favorable con-
sideration of all wanting an excellent
article of coal at lowest rates.
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To the Stockholders or the Evans
Vile Library, Association.

There win be meeting of the
Stockholders of the Evansville Lii
brary Association on Monday, May
II, 1869, at eight O'clock Pm, at the
Library Rooms, fer the purpose of
electing officers to serve for the en-
suing year.
BY order of the Board.
j, EssLINGER, Sec'y.
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Notice TO Contractors.

May 10Th, 1869.
The Common Council Of the city OF
Evansville Will receive bids until the 2iih
day Of May, 1869, for the construction OF
plank Sidewalks.
bidders will state the price per llneal
foot for sidewalks, and the price per cubic
ward for excavatiug and ming SAID side
walks I'm MI respects To conform 10 the re-
ouirements OF the ordinances OF the city.
Ry order OF tho Council.
a. NJ. MCGRfFF, CLERK,
by ~. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks ON e, EvaBsvii e., may iaths
$50 fmal5 d6t Union copy.
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This old and reliable Express Com
pany has fitted up new office, at No.
6 South First Street, and is prepared
to do business to all the most pron1l-
nent cities East and South.
.r@--- CHARLES WooDWARD,
mayl5 If Special Agent.
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MOONLIGHT ExoURsIoN.-The Eve
ming Star Circle will go on a moon
light excursion. on the steamer
Ouickstep, on Wednesday evening.
Nav 26.
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TerPe Haute g. indianapolis.
.xr rrrpp4- HATTIE.
Ell. & N. r. R., Northern Division

Transfer Packet Steamer Mollie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
1Snndavs exceptedA at...........--.. 3:I5 pm.
Train leaves henderson ats--.--...s 1872 Pm.
Arrive at jacksonville .-...... I:0O Pm
~ GOING NORTH.
1re,..,dovr exceptecD at ............ rs "A M
3ttls AZ Hendersor1..... ....-...a 7 30 AM
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet Moliie Norton -...-- ,.,.---...-e: 30 An
Making connection, both ways with
trains on the E. q G. Railroad. Ad
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WANTED-Atthis office, Boy 1oho
can read manuscript. None other
need dppLu.
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CARRIERS Ink. convenient for both
writing and copying; only one kind
of ink needed. For sale at the JOUR-
NAL Office.
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EVANSVILLE ToBAoco Market

city.
EVANSVILLE TOBACCO MABKET.-
The sales of tobacco yesterday
amounted to forty six hogsheads, and
although the offerings wero not large,
the sale may be set down as one of
the best of the season. Martin. Gard
ner & Co sold thirty seven hogsheads,
from Tugs to good leaf. at the follow
ing range of prices: 1 at SIC So; at
s13 80: 4 at Sl2 05@12 So; 3 at $1l 10
@s11 95; 9 at $40 O0@10 So; 6 at
SO OO@9 60; L at SO so; 6 at 81 loo
81 80; 1 at Sc 35; at Sc 20; L at
So rs; and at 81 o.. 74l
OF the above thirty-seYen hogs
heads, it is a noteworthy fact that
twenty one hogsheads sold for over
$40 per hundred, and it is one Of the
best averages ever made in this Of
any other market, when the grade Of
tobacco is taken into consideration.
Weldon. Bros. & Co. sold nine
hogsheads, ranging from Tugs to com
mon-leaf at the following prices:
One at 81 30; at SO 30; L at
$50 / ; at 81 90; at 81 80; 2 at Sc 60;
Sc 60, and / at 50 30.
We noticed several foreign buyers
in the breaks, and all the tobacco
offered was readily taken at the best
quotations.
The market is firm and stronger,
and closed buoyant, with an improved
demand, all qualities and grades going
off lively.
Our quotations of ruling rates are
unchanged, and we give our previous
figures:
Trash to Common Lugs..-...-.-....... q 5>4e
Good ,--.. ig %
Common Leaf................ oI2@ "a
Medium ..... ....-. e4l124
Good............. e9l@12
Fine.... ........... l254gIi
Selections .....-. ......... i12g 1874
The receipts for the sales nexi
Tuesday promise to be large, and bid
ders from Henderson and other pointi
are expected to be present.
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SATURDAY .....................-.MAY IS, J
CITY n E W S.

GRAND HoP.-Our Hebrew citizens
will give a grand hep at the National
Hall, on the evening of the 18th OF
May.
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REMEMBER.-Beari in mind that the
JOURNAL Office cannot be excelled
for fine Job Printing. Business men
will make note OF this.
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SusPENDED.-The Chief of Police,
yesterday morning, suspended police
men Nicholas Brown and Frank
Schnorbus, for non attention TO duty.
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The receipts for the sales next
Tuesday promise to be large, and bid
ders from Henderson aud other points
are expected to be present.
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RELIaIoUs NoTIcE. - The usual
services will be observed in the Wal
nut Street Presbyterian Church to
morrow. Preaching by the Pastor.
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THANKS. : We return thanks to
Mr.. Samuel Vickery for late Eastern
papers, and to Sir. III. j. Schlepfer
for Kansas papers of late dates.
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eD- It will be seen by notice in the
Local column that the Post Office
will be moved to the Opera House
building to-day, and that the office
will, on that account, be closed to the
public after the departure of the Rail-
road mail.
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Wy Virtue OF AN ORDER or
ID snie 10 me directed from the Clerks
Office OF the United states District Court
for the District of Indiana, mHde ln the
cause ma Admiralty no. ibOi. John hug1r
ct. al vs.. the steamboat RuickHIeUt VILE
on Sa urdny, the 0ih day ~ May, 1852 be-
tween the hours Of lU O'Clock a. ~. ana
o'clock y. d., 90 the Court House DOOR ln
the Cly ~ Evansville. NmmdnrnurWm
County. Indiana, oncr for sale at public
auction 10 che highest bidder for cash, Tho
wr ch OF the steamboat ollie bUiliHnu.
now lying ln the ohio River near Diamond
Island, between Evansville and ST. Vcr-
non, Indiana.
BEN. BpOONER. ~. "a. Marshal.
By j. 3. BfGELoW, Deputy
May Sun, 1903. myN
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COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-The case
of John Kuester VS.. Henry Brink,
occupied the attention oRthe Court
during all day yesterday, but the ex-
animation of the. witnesses was not
concluded, and the case will probably
occupy the most of to-day.
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United States MarshaFs Notice,


United states of America, District OF In
diana, So
wYHEREAs. a LIBEL. OF IN
w formation was filed ia the District
Court Of the United states for the District
of Indiana, on the 18th u y Of prlt 1863
byiJohn r. Hugo aud Cyrus O.Thomas, by
their proctor, Asa Igiehart, Esq, against
the steamer "Quickstep," her tackle, ap-
parel, and other furniture, seized at said
District in a cause OF collision civil and
maritime, and claiming damages iD the
sum Of $3.50, aud pray ing process against
said steamer, and that the same may be
condemned and sold therefor.
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the mo-
milton under the seal OF said Court TO me
directed and delivered, i do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming SAID
goods, or any part thereof, or IN any man
ner in terested therein, that they be ana
appear before the said, the Dlstrlct Court
OF the United States, 20 be held AZ the city
of Indianapolis. in aud for the District OF
Indiana on the first Monday OF June
next al 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon of that
day, then ard there TO interpose their
claims and make their allegations in that
BEN. sPOONER, Marshal, u. s.,
By SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
Attest: j. d. ROWLAND, Clerk.
may4 ltd
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For Sale and Trade

a BESERAHLE ErOUBF, CONTAIN
~ ing fourteen rooms, and a stOre-rOofns
situated on the corner Of fOurth and Oak
streets. VIII take half cash and balau CO
ia rfn .ng land. For particulars, Inquire
on the premises OF
maI3 aim 81. HABt NIGHT.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

A splendid stock of Dress and
Saque trimmings, just received, at
Hughes.