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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-20
River Dispatches.

PITTsBURG, March I9.-Wea ther cloudy
Thermometer 32o. Monongahela six feet
six inches, and falling.
CIEcINNATI, March 1S.-The river has
fallen two feet five inches, with thfrty-Oue
feet three inches in the channel. Weather
clear. Thermometer dGo. Severe rain last
night and this morning.
NASHVILLE, March 10 The river il rfs-
ing fast, with ten feet on Earpeth ShOa Is
Weather rainy. Arrived: A. Baker, from
the Upper Cumberland. Departed: Pink
Marble, for st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, March l9.-The Champion
Port List: Altoona, Cincinnati to st. Louis.
The river is stationary, with ten feet one
inch water In the canal, and seven feet one
inch steam boat water on the falls. The
weather is wet and mild. Business dull.
MEMPHIS, March I9.-Weather cloudy
an 1 warm. River rising. Departed Cheyn-
ne, TO Cincinnati; Richmond, with 500
Texas cattle aud crowded cabin, for
Louisville.
CAIRO, March I9.-siiver Moon, from
Memphis TO Cincinnati, A. NJ; Bon Ac-
cord, from Mound City TO st. Louis, at 10
A. NJ; Kellogg, from New Orleans To st.
LOUIS, at III A. NJ; Louisiana, from New
Orleans to Louisville, to p. NJ. The river
has risen two inches. 1t rained all day.
LOUISVILLE, March 10. - The steamer
Champion, from st. Louis or Cincinnati.
bridge, on the Iarb0aTd side. BY throwing
overheard a potion of the deck load, In-
GLIDING barrels of sand and bags OF corn.
the boat was frightened above the hole in
the hull and kept from sinking. The dam
age TO the boat is tight, and the entife
with 81 900. The freight thrown overheard
was for Cincinnati.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.-The follow
ing IS a list of the real estate transfers for
the week ending Friday, March 10, 1869:
Catherine LRudenschlager 10 Frank
Munstermand, southeast quarter southeast
quarter 10, 3, IL, Tor the necessary comforts
ct life during life.
Christopher Mann to John Mann, sout b
q northwest quarter, q, 6, Il, Tor 500.
Block 8, in HeinIens' Addition, tor 81, 900.
John Rankin to Jacob Runck, northeast
southeast quarter northeast quarter Is, 6,
10, for So 800
Jacob hunek to John Runkin. Lots 8
ana 10 n Block 8, Sharpe's Enlargement,
Mary SCHULZ to Anthony Schulz, part
south side southeast quarter northeast
quarter, 4, 6, Ii, for SIG.
Charles Wickens to Fheo. Koch, west *
OF Lot 10, Block AZ, LamascO, for So so.
Emily sharp 10 Louisa Puster, Lots |
and ?. in Block IL, Sharp's Enlargement,
for $3.50.
Emily Sharp to Louisa Puster, Lots 81
and y, in Block l6, Sharp's Enlargement,
Philip Schneider to Alex. Sharra. Lot ii.
i'll Block 2, Smiths Enlargement, for 81 900.
Elijah Burke to Oliver p. Aiken, West
haf of the Southeast quarter of Section 9;
also, the Southeast quarter of Section 8;
also. a fraction of Section I6. Township 7,
susan p. Hurd to F. w. Schnakenburg,
Let's and ,, in Subdivision of los and 100,
Old Plan, for $500.
sultan Stun to VIM. Reavis, Southeast
quarter OF southeast quarter of 4, S, II, for
soaG.
the Southeast half of Lot 20, Old Plan, for
"a 400.
Lizzie Traylor to Dewitt C. Keller, Lot
%, In Block 30, Lamasco, for 500.
Nm. q. Bowman to James l.. Orr Lot
si 80, e BLOCK ~ eastern enlargement Tor
the undivided third of Lots 81 and So, ISa-
bella Place, for Sl96 65.
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SOMETHING NEW.-We have been
shown some specimens of the photo
graphic art executed at the we'll
known gallery of Mr.. Parkhill, which
gives evidence of true artistic taste
The latest innovation is the " Cabi-
net Photograph and Mr.. Parkhill
is now prepared to take photographs
in this truly beautiful style. Many OF
the pictures of this establishment rank
in finish and beauty with the produe-
tions of the best artists In this coun-
try. Our readers will do we'll to visit
Mr.. Parkhill's studio and examine
the beautiful specimens. We are sure
they will become 1.-THE rage " in this
city.
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FIOEersl Flowers !

If you want plants. go to William
G. Newitt's; he has thousands for you
to select from. You cannot buy
cheaper anywhere. Fine, strong,
healthy plants. Summer Towering
bulbs, a splendid variety of Gladio-
lus, Tube Rose, Tigridias, Lilies, &c,
&c, as low as they can be got any
where. Remember, we propagate
them ourselves. A splendid variety
of Hanging Baskets, Rustic and Wild
Flower Stands, Crosses, Wreathes,
&c. Flowers cut on the shortest no.
tice. Bouquets and Floral designs
made to order.
Green House and Garden on First
Avenue, two squares from street cars,
Evansville, Ind.
We keep no Agents in the city
All orders intended for US to fill must
be sent to my address. Goods deliv-
cred free at the river, or depot. or any
part of the city. Catalogues free to
all applicants. VIM. q. HEWITT.
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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS The
County Commissioners were engaged
yesterday in examining reports and
making allowances. An order was
issued to Messrs. Grant and Pillsbury
for $3.50 for and on account of the
contract for building a bridge over
Pigeon Creek, near the Salt Well.
Thos. Grant was allowed 81 Is for
services as bridge inspector.
Sheriff Miller filed his bill for
keeping prisoners in the county Jail
from December -, 1868, to March
Ii, 1869, which amounted to 1910 70.
The report of the Superintendent
of the County Asylum was submitted.
There are about thirty inmates at the
Asylum.
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BEFORE ESQUIRE DAvIDSoN-There
were two assault cases before Justice
Davidson yesterday, the first of which
was for an assault on a negro lady at
the Mozart Hall, on the occasion of
the negro festival. and all concerned
were eolorcd folks. Alb. Cloud was
ungallant enough to strike Mrs Cook.
There were some fifteen witnesses,
whose testimony all went to convict
Alb" and he was fined 81, with $l4
additional cost.
A provoke case for assault was
next on the tapis. Valentine Ritzent
and John Stephens, Of Cypress Dale,
had a quarrel. and Stephens drove
Ritzert into frog pond in among lot
of cypress knees" This was consider
ed a provoke" and Stephens was
fined 81, with 81 more.
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BEAUTIFUL no6ktiea and sSarfs. ali
the latest styles. at the Great Western
Clothing Store, No. 50 Main Street.
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SIMPLE BUT EFFEcTUAL.-The en-
tire freedom from all deleterious in
gradients renders Brol0n's Bronchial
Troches,' or Cough and Voice Lozen-
ges, safe remedy for the most deli
cate female or youngest child, and has
caused them to be held In the highest
esteem by Singers and Public speak
ers generally. In Coughs, Irritation
of the Throat caused by Cold or IN
usual Exertion of the vocal organs, in
speaking in public. or singing. they
produce the most beneficial results.
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Our PUBLIC SCHoOLs.-The whole
number of pupils registered in our
public schools for the last two quar-
ters was $3.50: average number regis
tered, 1926; average attendance,
2,079; per centage of attendance, 934 !;
eases of hardness, 1854.
Roll Of Hoaor-Numbor of pupils
not tardy, 1,605; number of pupils
not absent, 677.
The large number of cases of tardi-
ness is owing in great measure to
the fact that an epidemic of measles
and scarlet fever prevailed in the be-
ginning of the Winter, greatly re
ducing the attendance in many of the
schools. They are all full now.
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sheriR's Proclamation.

state of Indiana, Nandefbufgh county,
~ pErRSUANCE OF THE FORE
going order 10 me directed, i, Jacob n.
N,ifer Sheriff Of Nandefburgh County,
sstafe of Indiana, do hereby order "A 5pe-
cial Election to be held at the usual places
~ holding elections in said county, on
Tuesday, March sd, AID. lsD9, for the pur-
nose of electing one Senator 10 represent
Inc District OF Nanderburgh County in tue
Senate OF Indiana; and also at the same
time and place. to elect two hepreseuia-
lives to represent the District Of Wander
burgh County in the House OF Representa-
tiy es of Indiana.
Given under my mana ana seal bhls ON
day Of March, 1869; 49,. J., $500.
ZEAL. JACOB ~. mALLhht
sheriff OF NanderburRh County.
rCourfer Union, and DemOkrats please
cOpyl mchs dWtd
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ITO LISPE ARD ST.,

DEAR SIR: 1T is with much pleasure that
/ say to you that l consider tnet PLANTA-
TIoN BITTERs of untold value. In the Fall
of 1867 was taken with ChiIls and Fever.
with the most severe pains In my chest
and head. 1t was with great difficulty that
1 could breathe. My lungs were greatly
distressed, and there was severe pain in
my right side. by spells. l could hardly
get up from bed. | called a Doctor, who
attended me all Winter without the least
benefit. About the nrst of August 1 COM
menced usi your PLANTATION BITTERs
"a wine glass full three times q day-and
have used il most OF the time since, and
am now well and strong, able to do ali my
own work and the care of large family.
Yours, &c, SUSAN WILSON.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The follow
ing licenses to marry were issued by
the County Clerk for the week ending
March 10Th:
William Il. Baker and MolIie Crawford.
Henry Green and Kate Fluck-
Adam Hilberg9r and Abelone Haber.
Al be Rice anu Alice BarnhilL
Samuel Ross Jr., and Mary Storton.
Frank Rumpf and Tabttha KrabD.
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REV Err NE w s.
for. othe, Rtper Items see Third Page.


The river was nearly at stand last eve
ming, and will be falling to-day. There is
a splendid stage of water for all classes of
boals........The additional arrivals and de-
partures up to midnight We're the Pales-
tine. from Louisville; Cumberland, to Cal
70; Moliie Norton. TO Henderson; Louisa,
to Wabash River; Cobb Webb, to Wabash
River.
The Alice Deau was deeply loaded. She
added fifty coops OF poultry and afty bar
reIs of whisky here. and received orders
for 900 bags of corn at Mount Vernon.
The Louisa was loaded as deep as she dare
go, including 1000 barrels of salt.....-.The
Leonidas had beautiful trip. her guards
being on the water~.......The Palestine had
a fair packet trip. She leaves promptly at
8 o clock this morning......... dense fog set
tied down upon the river before it was
fairly dark last night, and the boats would
have to lie to early if they got away from
the wharf at all.........The Cumberland got
aR excellent trip, the drays continuing to
haul down doors, windows, &c, until q
p. BI.............The packets will all, no doubt.
arrive behind time to-day, on account OF
the fog last night.-........We had the unex-
pected pleasure of visit last night from
Capt. WoolfoIk, the distinguished Super
intendent of the Louisville and Hender-
son Mail Line, accompanied by his reII-
tive, Mr.. Endres, of Paducah. Capt. Wool
folk was a passenger by the Palestine last
night, and will probably await the arrival
of the great low-pressure Richmond,
which passed Memphis yesterday, and Is
due here Tonight or early tomorrow .........
The Louisiana and Silver Moon pas sed
Cairo yesterday, aud viii be here to-day.
.....-..Tne Richmond has 800 head of Texas
cattle. She will be here on Wednesday
next, en- Ioute to New Orleans, and among
her passengers viii be Vice President Col
fax and wife, and Hon. Ben. Wade and
wife......The Cumberland and Louisa did
get Off last night, but it is not probable at
they went far before they would have TO
lay up on account of fog.
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BACoNl LARDlI FLoURlI Pork ~
4,0G0 Sugar Cured and Plain Bacon
Hams, Bacon Shoulders, Clear Sides,
5. &. Breakfast Bacon all of our
own curing, and acorranted to giCe
satisfaction.
100000 pounds Bulk Meats.
500 tierces, kegs, and cans Choice
Lard.
5000 barrels and sacks Flour, diff
ferent grades.
IL. RUFFNER, JR. & Co.,
feb12-tf No. z Main, near Water st
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Fix IT.-There is a bad hole in
the pavement on the North side of
Main Street, just above the corner OF
Second. A lady had a bad fall there
a few nights ago, and we suggest that
the pavement be repaired at once.
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FUN.-It is supposed there will be
some fun at the Democratic Conven-
ton tonight. The biggest scramble
will be over Marshal. We have heard
Of five or six who expect to get the
nomination.
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March 10. 1869.

DJ~ HIRAM NELSON will sell at
auction, at his auction room, Locust
Street, this morning at 81 O'Clock,
Molasses, Vinegar, Wash Tubs, Wash
Boards, Painted Buckets, Counter
Scales, Household Furniture, and
many other articles. mh20 dit
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FIRST WARD MEErlE0.~The Re-
publicans of the First Ward will hold
a meeting at the Council Chamber to-
night, to nominate a candidate for
Councilman. Let there be full turn
out.
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r,HE uNnERsIaNrn. VIC wEllE

THE UNDERSIGNEB. WHO WE'RE
- appointed Commissioners by the Ken
lucky Legislature 10 superimtend and con-
duet the " henderson County Land sale "
OF WIN. McLain, Esd. take this method 81
annou scing TO the public that tie drawing
OF prizes az the enterprise has been post
poned until the lst day OF September, 1868
When, on the LIST Of October lat, the enter
prise was laid before the pubic, 30 was
confidently expected that 10 could be con-
ciuded by the lfth OF January, 1863, The
day liked for tie drawing but several
causes, hope 81 whlch were hhllc ptitd
and which cOuld not be controlled ~ the
Commissioners nor by the owner ~ the
properly, combined To prevent ID. Amous
these we may mention tile failure 60 OBJ
tain printed matter at the time contracted
for, TIE extreme striRcncy OF the money
market, aud tie diatlust la tie minds 81
the people Of enterprises like this, Induced
by causes which are yet fresh ia the rcoJi.
lection OF the public.
Though Tickets are now being rapidly
sold, - sufficient number have not befl
disposed OF 10 justify "A Transfer Of the
properly without bringing loss upon ihe
owner.
Tie farming lands embraced ia tho orr
terprise, nearly eight hundred acres OF
which are cleared aud tillabip, will be-
rented cut for the pre- -emt year 1863. Good
bonds for Tie rent VIII be taken, AMI theao
bonds viii be assigned % the PERSONS who
draw the said farms.
The money Tor the tickets sold Is ia the
hands OF the agents, aud should ANY share
holder be dissatisfied with the postpone
ment, his money Will be refunded on the
The undersigned think e. viii not be
afniss TO say, In this connection. that hey
have NO pecuuiary Interest ia tile above
enterprise, nor VIII they have Ia tire fu-
lure. They VIII not receive ole cent for
their services and they do not now, md
Will not AT any time, OVID, hold, or control
a single ticket ia the enterprise: nor one
dollar received from the sale OF tickets VIII
be used by them, nor can the owner Of the
property touch, use, or contrOi any part Of
IL until after the drawing takes place: ana
should the enterprise, by any Unforeseen
contingency, prove failure, all money
received from the sale Of tickets Will be-
promptly returned on presentation OF tile
tickets 70 the agent from whom bought.
B. BANKS,
w. =. HOLLOWAY,
ROBERT =. GLASS,
D.. T.. ETARIIN0,
GRANT GREEN
JanII d6w W. 3. ELAE1.
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Furniture for Sale.

offer. at private sale, at nay resi-
dence on Chestnut Street. all my
household and kitchen furniture.
Among other articles is a fine Rose
wood Piano; also, a handsome parlor
set, new marble-top sideboard, elc-
CANT mantle clock, carpets, bureaus
bedsteads, hair mattresses, feather
beds, &c. | also offer my house and
lot for sale. G. w. RATHBoNE.
Union. copy three times and send
account to JOURNAL office. lmh18 BID.
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HENDRICKs' SPEECH.-Those who
failed to hear Senator Hendricks
speech last night, and have sufficient
curiosity on the subject. will find it
almost verbatina in yesterdays Cincin-
natl Commercial, only varied to suit
this latitude.
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SWEET QUININE. = Experience so
far with DIR. Blgelow'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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A Card

TO IH6 UOttC.
am not candidate for the Office
Of City Marshal, but for that of Con
stable. To my many friends who
have supported me in times past. L
owe many obligations, and | now in
dulge the hope that they will, at the
coming election, manifest the same
confidence as heretofore expressed.
Respectfully, &c.
FRANK MORRIS.
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HARPER FOR APRIL.-Our atten-
tive friend, John III. Scott, the noted
periodical and news dealer, has laid
on our table Harper's Magazine for
April. 1t is an unusually interesting
number.
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[ desire informing my old custom
ers that / have removed to No. s
First Street, Tin Carlin's old stand,)
where [ will be glad to meet my many
old customers, and all who choose
calling on me. II, G. MINGsT.
mh1S.3t
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GooD MoTTo.-We notice on the
neat little hand wagon of +. NJ. Mel
Lourne & Co., the enterprisiug bill
posters of this city. the following
motto: Cash buys paste" This is
short, appropriate and expressive.
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Meeting OF the First Ward Repnb
licans.

The Republicans of the First Ward
will meet at the Council Chamber,
Tonight at Half Past Seven O'Clock,
to nominate candi late for the City
Council for that Ward. A large turn
out of the voters is desirable.
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New STAMPS. = 1t is very likely
that our POst-of6ce will shortly have
the new style OF postage stamps on
hand. The issue of five cent stamps
will be. done away with, and six cent
stamps substituted therefor.
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LAST OF TIE Cow CASE. The
celebrated COW case of Slater VS..
Bierstadt, has been taken out of our
courts here, aud a change of venue
been made to Esquire Vans, in
Knight Township. Thank the Lord +!
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BT A good hotel is a benefit to the
community, and Boston may well be
proud of its noted American House,
so long and so we'll kept by Lewis
Rice, Esq. Thoroughly yeftted and
refurnished, it need fear no competi-
for
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TIOK rs. p :.


THE DRAWING WILL TAX n
n place at Masonic Temple, in Louis
vile, Kentucky, on the LIST day OF Septem-
Agents will furnish pamphlets giving
ing the act of the Legislature authorizing
TIE sale.
commissioners who viii manage the en-
terprise are named in the act Of the Leg liz
lature, and their integrity and response
bility are endorsed in the certificates
(which will be fOund in the pampnlets)
OF Governor John W. Stevenson, Hons.
Garrett Davis and Thomas q. McCrcery,
United states Senators, Hon. John a.
Bunch, Speaker OF the Kentucky House
OF Representatives, Hon. Archibald DiXOn,
Joseph Adams, President OF the Farmers'
Bank, l.. q. Daliam, President OF the Ma
tional sank, John Al. Bairet aud others, Of
Henderson, KY. Hon. w. r.. Parrett, Judge
of the Circuit Court Of the Fifteenth judi
clal District, and NJ. :. Johnson. Judge OF
the Court OF Common Pleas, OF lnuiana
Hon. VIM. II. Walker, Mayor, John $.
Hopkins, President First National Bank.
and Others, of Evansville, Indiana, and
many other gentlemen OF position and
prominence In Kentucky and Indiana.
TICKETsycan be purchased OF
l.. ii. LYME, Farmers BANK, Hender.
r. B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank
THos' h. a. BROOKS, Covinston. Ky;
JOHN &. LATHAM, President Bank OF
Hopkinsville, Hopkinsvilie, Ky.
James i. DaIiam, Commercial Bank' Pa
We books opened a. these points on the
LIST Of October, 1865
PHI LIP HORNBROOR, Esq, water
Street, between Main and Sycamore. Hud
SEMONIN, DIXON & 60, No. north
First street, will order tickets from the
Agents at Henderson, KY, for those who
desire 10 purchase. se25 dtt
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Bay We are in receipt of the Re
publican Press, published at Peters
burgh, Iud., by Malachi Krebs, for
merly an dHache of this office. The
Press is live paper, and we wish il
sucreSs
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LOCAL NOTICES,
Something New.

Newport, Base Ball, and Mazeppa,
are the names of the latest styles OF
paper collars just received at the
Great Western Clothing Store Of
Strouse & Bros, No. IS Main Street.
Call and see them. mh20
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APPoINTED.-Jas. G. Jones, Esq,
of this city, has been appointed by
Governor Baker as Judge of the Cir
cult Court Of the Fifteenth Judicial
District, TO fill the vacancy made by
the resignation of VIM. Il. Parrett.
His term will expire in October, 1871
He has been holding court in Warrick
County, and we are assured that he
makes a good Judge.
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NEW GooDs.-A full supply of We
locipede, Silk. Parepa and Children's
Hats just received at T. A. Weber x
Co.'S, Main Street, sign of the Bengal
Tiger. 1t
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FARM TO RENr.-A good tenant
can get a farm of bottom land in lower
bayou, 45 acres cleared. by applying
soon to WIN. REAVIs,
mar19 If Real Estate Agent.
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ORANGEs.-Just received at No. 45
Main Street, ffy bores Of choice Or
anges, which will be sold cheap.
mhI9-3t IL. HERMANN.
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BAD WEATHER.-We are again in
the enjoyment of rain and mud. As
1t Is about time for the equinoctial
storm. we will be very apt to have
continuation of disagreeable weather.
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OYSTERS. - Maltbg's Fresh Bali
more Oysters received daily at No 10
Main Street. IL. ID ERNANN.
mh19-3t
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HARPEn's MAGAZINE for April has
been received by Fish & Barter,
booksellers, No. 10 Main Street
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CHRISTIAN WUEDERLTCH n m onn-
didato for city Marshal subject % Tie de-
cision Of The Republican Convention.
We are authorized TO announce tho
name OF GEO. a. COCHRAN as a caudfdnfo
for city Marshal a. the April election.
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THANKs.-We are under renewed
obligations to Joe Elliott, of the
Auditors office, for repeated favors.
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ny The Republicans of the First
Ward are expected to be out in force
tonight at the Council Room. Let
every man be at his post.
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CITY COLLECTOR.

Editors Journal -- II ease announce my
name as "a candidate for City Collector N
the ensuing April election, subject % tho
decision Of the Republican Convention.
JOHN GREEK.