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By telegraph. NEW YORK. April 2.
MoNEY-The money market worked very
close up to 2: I'D PM, and the stringeney
was full aS great as on any previous day.
currency and commissions of i-I6, 3 80 and
q per cent, while on stocks the trausac-
tons were at per cent. currency, and
commissions Of LID, =, 3-l6 q and "a per
cert. the latter price being paid freely on
N \. Central. II is "a noticeable fact that
during the morning greenbacks were
worth "a per cent. prem um over Certified
cheeks. THIS arose from the fact that
money was borrowed yesterday TO be re-
turned to-day. on green backs, and as they
said borrowers had to pay Il per cent. pre-
MUM for them. After $3.50 Pm The opera
ton Of buying and selling money on the
street was resumed, and there were some
heavy transactions.
The opening pr ce was = per cent, which
was followed by sales AZ 1857 per cent.
gold. and per cent. currency: atterWard
the price was run no again to a per cent,
and after , o'clock fell back to per cent.
currency. bat the final business was per
cent. gold. Borrowers generally paid the
high rates IN the morning, aud did not walt
rs l. te as usual, " hich accounts for the cas-
ing up at the close; at 4:30 P. NJ l-l6 per
cent. was bid r money for tO-Inorrow, on
Governments, bat none was offered un-
der 2.32 per cent.
EXCH ANGE Sterling I'm rather more de-
mand. but nominally unchanged.
GoLD-Weaker; opened at l32 and closed
at 1917. The rafes paid for carrying We're
&-64, 1872, 1915 and 4 per cent. TO fiat. H. is
reported that the Secretary of the Treas
COZ pone. but no offfc al notification Is re-
ceived at the treasury.
GOyERSH sNrS-Rather frmer but with
out activity. Coupons of '8l, Il51s gll5A do.
MII6: do. new, ll25Sall3; do. 81, lI41s4ll3i
do. s. lI21s0ll3: lU-40s, 1850 1857.
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For other Bsrer ITEMS see Third Paos.


For other Bsver. Items see Third Page
Our dispatches from Cincinnati report
rise of feet at that point during the "A
hours ending at noon yesterday, and cur
PiLtsburg dispatch reports q steady rain at
that point, with Is feet in the Mononga-
heIa.........The additional arrivals aud de-
Dartures up to midnight were the J. L.
Graham, Carmt and return, Mollle Nor
ton, to Henderson; Ada Lyon, from Green
River; Cumberland, to Cairo; Indiana,
New Orleans to Louisville; Alice Dean,
New Orleans to Gin -innau; Armada, from
Cairo; r. E Lee, New Orleans to Cincin-
natl.
The Louisa viii be found at the wharf
to-day, receiving for tue Wabash River.
She is al elegant boat, and Captain Boluss
and Charley CraW ford are two pleasant
and obliging gentlemen, and lever fail to
g t a good trip and please the people ........
Among the passengers by the Indiana last
night was jim McF ddeu, the corn king,
who now Yields the sceptre at New Madrid,
Missouri .........The g. A. Thomson, Cap
tain Frazier, laid over at Louisville a day
taking freight, and viii be here 10 day
positively. en- route to Arkansas River.
.Tne Leonidas was detained at Gin
cinnati, but viii be here on sunday,
an route to New Orleans. Captain
sd. Evans IS her genia com mande-......
T e J. l.. Graham came in yesterday after
noon, and reloaded and Ief for CarB1i n :
O'Clock last nIgh5 fuu of fret ht-........Fh Inc
Ada Lyon had Y hhJs. toba eco aad "a Zig
lot OF lumber...-.....Fhe Cumberland nad 3
moderate freight out, but good pssseu-
| ger trip .......T The Indiana arrived ut 81
O'Clock, and had about 300 tons of freisht
| ard numerous passen gers......... The Alice
| Dean arrived half an hour later with fail
trip of freight and peopie.........The Ar
mazda arrived at So O'CLOCK with a vers
| good trip OF both freight and people........
| The Palestine did not arrive till late ......-
/ The Charmer reported heavy wealth
| Thursday evening, some distance b-l v
| Louisville. she was no DOUBT Diet ,iuec
/ by the high wind yesterday ......-........
| The great steamer Robert +. Lee posse
up at IL O'Clock last night, being days and
| 6 hours out from New Orleans. she hal
| on board the LIST Regiment q. S.>Regulars
en- route to Detroit. She. goes 10 Cincin.
natl, and wiz be here, en- QUITE for New
| Orleans, on Tuesd J, and is beyond ques
ton one OF the most perfect and maJesG,
| steamers in the world.
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The Evansville Library has just
received the following new books:
Memorial Addresses on the Life aud
Character of Thaddeus Stevens. three
volumes of the Patent Office Report
for 1866, four volumes of the Agricul-
tural Report for 1867.
Dir. E. STINsON, Librarian.
q. STINsON, Asst Lib.
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RuttOned Walking Roots.

Having for many months past sup
piled large majority Of those who
bought Buttoned Boots, We need
scarcely remind the ladies that our
Spring stock contains Serge High Pc
fish, Pebble Morocco and French Kid
Buttoned Boots; also, every other
kind OF walking shoe, at low prices
or first class goods.
TURNER & KUMLER.
p S.-All kinds of shoes made to
order. apo
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LOulsVIIle Market.

BY TeIegrap PHI LOUISVILLE. April 2
ToRACCo-Sales of 252 hhds. at 45z@l4c
for common lugs to medium leaf.
MSS PoRK-s32 90.
LARD-iS1zc.
BAooN-ShouIders 1870; clear rib sides
lie: clear sides lTI%c.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders I3c; clear rib
sides lie; clear sides l61zc.
FBOUR-S5 d6 90.
WHEAT-sl 45dI 50.
CORS--62G64c.
oats 60a62c.
SUGAR-Dull and UNCHANGED.
MHISKY-9tc
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A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.-Th
furnace of the indianapolis Furnace
and Mining Company, at Brazil, IS
the largest tablishment OF the kind
in the United States. The furnace,
or rather the double furnace OF the
Western Iron Company, at Knights
Vile, two miles east of Brazil,
although not so large as the one here,
has been paying institution from
the start The cost OF the first stack
was near 100000, and the profits Of
the concern paid for it inside OF six
months after she first commenced
operation.-BraztI Miner.
IF such profits can be secured In
the interior of the State where the
ore must be transported by rail, what
would be the result if such works
were erected in this city, 50 near to
the greatest iron deposits "a the
globe, with water transportation and
cheap freight the whole year, and
with inexhaustabIe beds of coal be-
meath the very works themselves. A
furnace on a large scale, an extensive
rolling mill and nail factory in this
city, we believe would be the most
profitable investment capitalists with
experience in the business, could
make.
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NoT;oE.-All persons in want of a
fnc Dress Hat for Spring are hereby
respectfully invited to call and see
our fresh Spring stock. Our goods
have been selected with great care,
direct from the manufactures. All
the elegant new styles can now be
had at reasonable prices; for instance,
the Castlian, Velocipede, Parepa,
Nobby, Senator, General Prim, &c.
Also, most beautiful assortment Of
Children's and Boys Hats, Of every
conceivable style, ranging from 75c.
to 81. Yours respectfully,
f. A. WEBER x Co,
II Cor. Main and Second Streets.
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EaR TIE PLANO-EORlE.

FOR THE PA NO-FOCIE,
Bv WILLIAM MASON Che dieiing1i-hed
PIanfstl and f.. :. IOApLh, IS AteAt ini-
proVement upon an y evlous ""4.7, anu
Is used and recon u1ended "a such ~ the
best teachers. II preserves what WHS NhIu-
able In previous books, and adds mhhy
new features. II Is the only modern flhuC-
Forte Instructor published. presenting the
technics OF modern PlaBo.FOrte playing.
Ii is easier to teach ana learn from, ana
secures more rapid and thofouEh iroA frs-i
than any O her book NO ieHcnef 81 me
Plano Forte can afford TO bs Wiz out iis
aid. Ii ls the best book for beginners ana
the best for those W no nave made Floefe 3.
Price g4 10 facilitate It's eN lmlnalon ~
teachers, we viii, until Juy Isl, tehu
single copy to any q acher Of be Plauo
f,Co li0it RS. All edition Is published win
EttgODeaY FiHqerUl0, ana one with a p titi-
CAN fIN8ERING Published by
MASON EfAfstafs R1at%.
EH6 roadway, New D prk.
I54 fremont Street, Boston. lhpf3 dtt
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OUERY.-Who painted the new ad-

QUERY.-W no painted the new adj
vertising signs that have lately been
placed on top Of the street cars?
ANsWER.-Why. Charley Osborne,
of course, and ne is prepared to do
more of the same sort-or any other
description of fine painting-at the
ST rtest notice. 3-1W.
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B@ A company has been formed
in Terre Haute, with capital Of
$15O,OO0, for the purpose of building
an Opera House. Terre Haute is
putting on city airs. All right; go
ahead. We wish you success.
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. re- Messrs. SoHUERMANN & Bur-
FORD, at the Opera Drug Store, No.
Is South First Street (Chandler's
Block, invite the ladies 20 call and
examine their new stock of fine Per
fumes, Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes,
Combs, and Soaps before making
their purchases. Prescriptions pre-
pared at all hours. mh27
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For SALE.

For SALE = Large quantities of
evergreens, such as yellow Pines.
Cedar and Laurel; also, fruit trees,
such as Cherry and Plum; and In
fact, any quantity OF Shrubbery can
be had at low rates by calling on Car
Isle u Holsclaw, at their Flatboat,
opposite Crescent City Hotel.
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sssasszssss,,.issssesasssszsss;sss2s -.

FTSI WoRK.r-The JOURNAL Bind
cry has just turned out two magnificent
General Index Books for the Clerk 5
Office OF Pope County, Illinois They
are bound 10 full Russia, and for ex-
cellence Of workmanship, superiority
Of stock, beauty Of finish, durability
and cheapness 10 price, they cannot De
excelled by an establishment IN tne
West. We would recommend to the
merchants Of that county to examine
these books, and if they need any
thing in that line, 10 send their orders
10 the JOURNAL Office
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~OCx AND SEags'.E ann At
I'D EVANSVILLE, IND; with Engine,
T0iler, Pumps. and ali mach nery ueces-
gary 70 tre immediate ano sueels sfuI
working o. the same.
The Dock Is about two hundred (200) feet
long by about hfty GOD feet ia breadth; Is
nearly new, and - In grad condition.
The Yard anu Dock has been doing
good business q Witnin the past month.
The reason for Offering the same for safe
or lease now is the death Of the manager
since that time
Terms Will be made easy 10 good parties
by applying TO
JOHN A. REITZ, President,
At Crescent Foundry,
ap2 dl0t Evansville. Ind.
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General Grant Pap
rs Getting Better,
flour 1s 4etting Worse.

Flour IS Getting Worse.
WE offer the following brands of
Flour at the following rates:
Bingnam's . Moonlight" s. per
barrel.
Igleheart's Southern Mills" 8
per barrel.
Michigan Stumptail," $ per
barrel.
We also have the "Cynthiana
Mills. " Telegram Mills. Hillyer's
Best" &c. III. d. ALLIs Il Co.
mch11
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FIFIH WARD MEETING.

The voters of the Fifth Ward who
are opposed to Mayor Walkers loose
way of doing business, will hold a
meeting this Saturday evening at
Jacob WEISS Building.
Corner Second and DiUision Streets.
Let every body attend. There will
be music and speeches.
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change Of Voting Places.

The Voting Place in the First
Ward has been changed to
Myer's Grocery, corner Second and
CoWa3, Streets.
The Voting Pace in the Second
Ward has Eeen changed to
Habsaicht's Grocery, coraer Oak and
Fourth Streets.
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B9S~ Linen finish Paper Collars at
only 10 cents a box at the Collar De-
pot of Strouse Bros, No. So Main
Street. 22t
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THANKs.-Joe Elliott, of the Au-
ditor's Office, has our thanks for
kindnesses extended. Long may he
wave.
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RAJ Henderson, our sister city, has
fourteen tobacco stemmeries in sue
cessful operation.
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A PLEASANT SERENADE.-We are
indebted to the Evansville Cornet
Band for very pleasant serenade last
night.
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gG= The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by T. Q.
Bridwell & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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Bg~ Remember the grand rally in
the Seventh Ward tonight, at VIM.
KolIe's grocery.
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Bg~ Red and blue pencils. for
marking election tickets, for sale at
JoUREAL Office.
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JUsI HsoEIX Nd = Meas .If1ssls tsfaE
and Neau Maple Sugar, az The New
York Grocery.
Parsons. ScovILLE & Df0FFETT.
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REPUBLICAN, CITY TICKET.

CLERK,
A. NJ. MCGRIFF.
MARSHAL,
CHRISTIAN WUNDERLICH.
COLLECTOR,
JOHN GREEK.
TREASURER.
SAUNDERS B. SAMSON.
SURVEYOR,
CHARLES B. BATEMAN.
ASSESSORS,
OTTO PFAFFLIN,
J. w. COLLINS,
SAMUEL. WYTTENBACH.
COUNCILMEN:
r First Ward-ALBERT STEINBACH.
second Ward-JOHN :. HOPKINS
Third Ward-PEFER SEMONIN.
Fourth Ward-SAMUEL ORR.
Fifth Ward-WILLIAM HEILMAN.
sixth Ward-JOHN HODSON.
Seventh Ward-R. W. STIEN EKER.
Eighth Ward JAMES WILTSHI RE.
Ninth Ward-PHILIP KLEIN.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
TRUSTEE,
Con. J. F. GRILL.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
MUEL p. Ii " Ii N.
C0NSTABLES,
SAMUEL DAY,
GEORGE L. ROBINSON,
SYLVESTER DEEDS,
NICHOLAS BROW N.
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BOYS SHoEs.-We have provided
an unusually large stock Of Boys and
Youths Calf, Custom. Made Shoes.
for Spring wear. Have some better
ones than were ever sold here before.
Z, rsons who have been In the habit
of buying pair a month, should call
and see something that will cost but
little more and wear three times as
long. TURNER d KUMLER.
MARIO
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B@E~ Envelopes for sale at surpris-
iugly low figures, at the JOURNAL
Office.
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NOTHING LIKE IT.-Carter' Ink Is
the best ink for both copying and
writing.
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tag Lead Pencils, cheap in price,
good in quality, at JOURNAL Office,
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RUTLAND, VI, April 2.--Thc Rut-
land incendiaries have been sentenced
to States prison for ten years.
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The CUMBERLAND MITE. = The
fair ladies of the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church gave their last mite
for the season last night, and made it
one of the most pleasant Of the series.
The attendance was very large, the
supper sumptuous and elegant, and
the committee of young ladies were
assiduous in their efforts to make ali
feel perfectly and warmly welcome
We hope that all who have particl-
pated in those delightful social re-
unions during the past Winter may
live to renew the acquaintance and
enjoy another series of those sensible
festivities.
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RemOYaI,

Geissler & DeLang, jewelers., have
removed to their new store, No. "a
Main Street, where they viii be
pleased to see their friends and the
public generally, and viii take great
pleasure in showing them through
their stock.
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BOARDING.

~EEEK.DR ES-To board with " dow
- lady Good reference. Apply at II e
JVurn 81 0fdce. Lnn-S Y
- OAEs - EES$ can have good boarding
$50 and l. dsinE at MRS. FULLEE'S, or
second St. between sycamore and Vine
Three nice rooms now uuOccupied. lEn@ot
SATU RDAI 3, lo59'
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HUGHES has just received large
invoice OF Straw Goods, Frames, &c.
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B@T Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. q. ID. HEIAIANs.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.-On and after April 8th
WEBER & Co. will be fully prepared
TO manufacture all kinds Of Soft Felt,
Beaver, and Silk Hats to order. /
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The follow
ing persons were granted license to
marry, as appears of record on the
books of the County Clerk, for the
week ending April %, 1869 1t will
be seen, since Lent is over, that the
matrimonial market is getting better:
Henry Abaler ami Minua VoSs.
Frank ]. SSintziuich AMI Mena Pulhns.
John Ehrhardl and Mary Atkins
Chas. e. NeuneSer and Mary L. LOeWen-
William billiard and Charlotte D. Nc
Cutchan.
Atam Farney and Kate Steiner.
John y naO and Maria Path.
Wm. Van Bever and Mary MN Woods.
George W. Wade and Kate Weaver.
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DfE@ We have a supply of blank
notes, printed in the very neatest type.
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REV ADVERTISEMENTS.
EVANSVILLE GRO Z cry,
No. 1875 Main Street.

beg leave to return my sincere THANKS
for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended toward me, and by strict attention
to business aud fair dealing / hope 10
merit a continuance OF the same. viii
sell as cheap as the cheapest, notwith-
standing numerous posters have appeared
from other houses piaoarding IA few lead
Ing articles as a catehpenDy.
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Last Rally in the seventh Ward.

The Republicans of the Seventh
Ward will have their last grand rally
of the campaign at
YIN. Kol'e's Grocery, might,
at a o'clock. Good speakers will be
in attendance, and a good time is ex-
pected. "Once more to the breach, ;"
boys, and on Monday the campaign
will end In the glorious triumph OF
the Republican party, and the defeat
and discontinue of the Democracy.
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MURDERoUs AssAULT.-Last even
ing, about eight o'clock, Ed. Martin,
City Marshal. was brutally assaulted
by Lon. Watson. He was struck on
the head and in the face several times
with billy" or some other weapon
We could not get the particulars of
the case, and refrain from giving any
details. Watson ran as soon asEhe
struck Martin, and at late hour had
not been arrested. Martin Was badly
hurt, although it is not thought dan
gerously. The affair occurred oppO
site the Third Street Eng ne House.
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County Orders for sale at the Jour
nal Gfiice.
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WARD mgETGNGS LAST NIGHT
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in tn Q
POSt-Office at Evansville. State of Indiana 4,
on the ID dav of A priI, 1863.
Persons calling Ior any OF these letters
will please say Advertised" giving date.
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JAMES OROFTs.
THE NEW METHOD

Newburgh Coal delivered at Il cents per
busbeI Gapr3
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VELoCIPEDEs.-We saw, yesterday,
three-wheeled velocipede, only
about sixteen inches high, which was
being ably managed by boy about
ten years old. The wheels are Of
wood, and the whole thing the best
burlesque on velocipede that we
have seen. Velocipedes are not late
invention, as Squire Emory, of this
city. informs us that they were quite
common in England fifty years ago,
when he was boy. and that he had a
big fuss with his employer because he
would not take it through the city,
after his boss had got through
riding on it in the suburbs. At that
time they were known as > dandy
horses" and the following is verse
of a popular song that was sung in
those days:
..The dandy horse he rode against
A post. as fierce as fire,
And dandy-jack, upon his back,
Lay sprawIing in the inlre"
We have an account from an ex
change of a race on the road between
two velocipedes, in which it is stated
that the distance Of one milo aud a
half was travelled Ia three minutes
which is astonishingly quick time.
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THIRD NARD.-At a business
meeting held by the Republicans in
the Third Ward, on Thursday eve
ming. the following challenging and
railying committees were appointed:
Chauenqing CommiHee.-H. f.
Blount, VIM. e. French, Reuben Da
Wis, Frank EImunds, George Euler,
John Mink and Daniel Woolsey.
RqHyng Committee. = John T..
Glover. Dick Fairchild, w. l. P.
Mills, John Alt, John Woods. Ed.
Batemsn, j. D. Green, Charles Mil
Ter. John Monk. Felix Zums;ein,
VIM. Whiting, WIN. Miiburn, Peter
Marker, Charles Reddiug and Samuel
Vickery.
Most Of the gentlemen were pres
ent, and pledged themselves to do
tdeir best to elect their ticket.
RECORDERS CoUar.-The fghtists
and drunkists were not out much
yesterday, and the Tycoon F" only
had oue case, and no stamps were
ken in.
John White had been disorderlv.
and was duly convicted thereof, and
was assessed in the sum of Sc 70 for
fine and costs John was laboring
under an attack of pecuniary ;Hlbe-
cility, aud, not having the wherewith
to liquidate, retired to Castle Coch-
ran, which hotel will shortly, it is
supposed, have a change of proprie.
tors
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"a ~ REWARD offered for a very large
nsH Newfoundland dog, with a white
sfteIen from eff tue Gravel Di, ger lying at
tie lower landing. 30-2t J. V. HIG BEE.
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aERNas AND ssF&G NS.-W have
- lot g! new and secondhand pianos
aud orEans TO rent, by the mootn, quar-
ter. or year. Rent applied on the pur-
nh25dlf WARREN & CONYNGIo@.
T-7FsEasE SIRE QUITE : MN &
IL OF vacant stores and dwelling aouSs9
s,,4s ~ rpa owners would advertise lnen
in This column. Three lines foF [ rla5I
cents.
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WANTED.
LOST.

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b oxs. sc at Jourr al once ltf2a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-03
GOOD Speakers and GOOD Feeling.
RaEIying and challenging Commit
tees appointed.

Pursuant to calls published in the
JOURNAL, the Republicans of the
First, Second, Fourth, Sixth and
Ninth Wards, assembled in the places
designated, to prepare for the election
on Monday, aud to appoint rallyine
aud challenging committees. PROBES
sor Bucks famous Cornet Band was
out in wagon, AMI visited all the
meetings. playing few choice seleo
tons at each place.