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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-10

HEAVY DoCKET.-We learn from
Mr.. SOreasOn, the County Clerk, that
over two hundred civil cases are
already docketed for trial before the
Circuit Court, which meets in April.
There are also nearly two hundred
cases on the docket for trial by the
Court Of Common Pleas. which will
meet in May. This would seem TO
indicate that considerable litigation
was iudulged in by the people of this
section Of the State.
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By The weather yesterday was
horrible. 1t rained steadily all day,
and when this item was written was
still coming down. The streets were
muddy, and the walking miserable.
We confess that our faith in the
ground hog theory is %wavering. Ii
the ground hog remained out of his
hole ever since Ground Hog Day.
he has run the risk Of being sweated
or frozen to death, or of being drown
j by the continuous rain.
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HOFmERsl MOTHERsI MOTHERS
,ys DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
HRS. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup
FOR CHILDREN TEErHINa.

This valuable preparation ii18 been used
with neteT E{iiItC s7lecfsS ~ thousands Of
cases,
Itnot My relieves the Child from main.
but fn~yigpritie the atGn1r,si and bowels.
CoIreels aJdity, and giyes oae and energy
TO the whole Systelu.s a. will also Instantly.
relieve IE THE BOWELS and WEND
CoLIC.
We believe IL Is the best and Surest Yent.
Ell ts The a0oTtf In all cases OF Dgse5tGerg
and DtGrTHogn St Children, whether arising
from teething or any other cause.
Full directions Tor using VIII accompany
each bottle. 'E4a
81 SUR and call for MRS. WINSLOW1
SO0iHLNG SYRUP" having the Iac-sfg,i-
.e OF "CUgrIs d PEEKIEs" on the outside
wrapper All othersa are base limitations.
jeA d&NGIm
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Bay We call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement Of De
YOU & COMPANY, ia our to-day's pa
per. The length Of time this house
has been in business is a guarantee of
its being entitled to confidence, and
is fully able to hold out great induce
ments to the trade. We advise our
Milliners and Merchants 10 give them
a call and examine their stock.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-10

Bar When the horses started out
with Engine No. 3. from the Lamasco
engine-house, about 8 o'clock Mon
day night, they had not proceeded
over one square when they ran up
against a fence, demolishing a panel
or two, and infieting a bad cut on the
head of one of the horses. 1t was so
dark that the driver could not see his
way. We should decidedly say that
Lamaseo needed more light.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-10

LOUISIANA STATE FAIR.-We have
received from John w. Bingham,
Esq, of the firm of Fairchild & Bling
ham, New Orleans. a copy Of the pre-
MUM list of the Third Grand State
Fair of the Mechanics and Agricul-
tural Fair Association of Louisiana,
to be held in New Orleans, COM
mencing Tuesday, April 9th, and to
continue eight days. The premiums
are very numerous and very liberal.
The Directors cordially invite the
Manufacturer, Inventor, Stock raiser
and Agriculturist In every section of
the land to come and bring contribr-
tons, promising a hearty welcome and
impartial justice.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-10

DROwNED.-A cabin boy (colored)
whose name we did not learn, while
attempting TO draw a bucket of water,
about ten o'clock yesterday morning,
was drawn overheard from the Clara
Scott just above Uniontown. The
boat was Immediately stopped and the
yawl got out, but before they could
reach him the boy sank to rise nc
more.
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RIvNr Dienafchea.

MEMPHIS, March 9.-Weather warm and
rainy, Tue river is falling. DE. arted:
Great Republic N Beile Memphis, forS 81.
Louis; City OF Alton, FOR NtcKsbuTg. There
was n heavy fog on the river all day. The
Richmond Is expected hourly.
NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-Arrived: BIS
marck and Magenta. Departed: Moliie
Able, for st. Louis; Leonfdas, for Cincin-
natl.
CAIRO, March Port Lfst-ThOmpsOn
Dean, st. Louis to New Orleans, IL An;
Camelia, New Orleans TO st. Lous, IL AM;
LongwOTth, New Orleans to louisville, 3 r.
n. River fell 3 inches. Raining hard ali
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BACoNl LARDll FLoURll PORKl!
1900 Sugar-Cured and Plain Bacon
Hams, Bacon Shoulders, Clear Sides,
5. G.. Breakfast Bacon all of our
own curing, and ioarraafed to giUe
satisfaction.
|. 100000 pounds Bull; Meats.
500 t~ierees, kegs, and cans Choice
Lard.
1900 barrels and sacks Flour, diff
ferent grades.
j.. RUFFNER, JR. & Co,
feb12 If No. Z Main, near Water st
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THIS splendid Hair Dye a the best ia the
world; n only true and perfect Ijyef
harmless, feliable inslanthpeousi no Qis-
appointment; 10 ~rldIeulans Gnta- FehIp-
dies the III effects of bad dyes; ~lh9gOrnfes
and leaves the Hair soft aud beautiful
Peifumers; and properly applied 81 ia els
elor'a Wig fRctory, No. IL fond rHaet,
New YORK; n5p8Oafy +
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A MalaFIOus Month.

March. that gives us n new President, Is
also the Inaugural mont OF many bar
RAISING disorders. EntangIed in It's fOgs
are the seeds of coughs colds, and of that
alienation of frfgidity ana fire, more
widely known than admired, called fever
little unpleasantnesses," is TO render tie
system strong enough to fight Off the
atmosphere poison that produces them,
and the best way TO emdOW IL with tbs
repellent power Is to tone IL with HOS
TETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
If a wayfarer were credtbly informed
that a rufIian was waiting at tile next
corner, he would doubtless turn in his
tracks, and take q safer route to his q IS
tination. With just the same
amount OF trouble, the attacks Of diseases
prevalent at this feasOn may be eVaded.
stores lie in every ones route, and every
respectable druggist in the Union keeps
on hand HOSTrTTER'S BITTERS. The
article Is a staple of trade, and t. wOuld be
as easy 10 hnd a grocery without sugar, as
the store of an ~apothecary without This
popular tonic remedy.
In view of the experience of the nation
with regard TO the. article, during the
space of twenty years, 1t seems almost un-
necessary TO recapitulate its merits to
Americans. But as our population is in
creasing mt the rate of n couple Of millions
grafton, 1t may be as well 90 hint to the
rising generation and new arrivals, (the
old settlers know all about it, hat HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTEHS is the
most wholesome and potent vegetable
tonic ever manufactured that II is "A spe-
and miasmatie levers; that IL prevents, as
well as cures, these complaints aud their
com pltCations; hat IL is not bad to
take" and is absolutely harmless.
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AFFRAY.-An affray occurred at
the Southern Hotel yesterday, shortly
after dinner, which came near having
a serious termination. 1t seems that
the proprietor and bar-keeper got
into an alteration, and began to
scufle. The proprietor told the bar
keeper to get ready to fight, and pre-
pared to pull off his coat. The bar
keeper replied that he was ready, and
Immediately drew a revolver and
fired. The proprietor knocked the
pistol up just in time, and it went off
without doing any harm. A further
scuflle ensucd, in which the bar
keeper dropped his revolver, and in
which he also got a severe blow in
the face; after losing his pistol, he
got out Of the back way and beat a
hasty retreat. No arrests were made,
so far as we could ascertain.
Since writing the above, we have
learned of another turn in affairs.
Carr, the proprietor, decamped on the
Romeo last evening; and after he was
gone it was discovered that he had
taken with him all the money he
could raise. His wife applied to the
Marshal 30 have him arrested, and
he telegraphed to Mt. Vernon, and
found that the boat had passed there.
We have heard no cause assigned for
this last action, and can only indulge
IN tho merest coDiactures.
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DEMAGoGUERY.- - The Courier, in
noticing our appeal to the city au-
thorities for an increase Of ring bolts
on the wharf, makes a puerile effort to
make political capital, as is its custom,
and alludes to the expenditures upon
the wharf in 1867 Of $40 151 20, OF
which $11,240 13 was left for the
present Council to pay. The city
wharf is 4 permanent Improvement,
and is the best, as steamboatmen tes-
tify, on the Ohio River, and it is not
the custom to pay ready cash for per-
manent improvements of this charac-
ter. How much debt was left by
Mayor Bakers predecessor to pay,
for which no good result could be
shown? And how much is the pres
ent City Council likely to leave in ten
per cent. bonds and city orders? But
the Courier is astonished that ring.
bolts should be needed in a year after
so much had been expended on the
city wharf. There never were enough
ring bolts, and we repeatedly urged
the city authorities under Mayor
Bakers administration to plant more,
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D6r We call the attention of the
Street Commissioners and the City
Council to the condition of the alley
in the rear Of the Third Street engine
house. The alley is so low that when
it rains, n deep pool of water collects ;
and the alley should either be brought
to the proper grade, or pontoOns be
furnished by the city.
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R The condition of our street
crossings IS terrible, and it is so every
time 1t rains Ladies dare not 90 out
IN muddy weather, for they have 10
u the risk of wading through the
mud al every crossing.
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RELEAsED.-The two negroes who
were arrested on Saturday last, on
suspicion of having stolen two gold
watches, we're released yesterday,
there not being sufficient evidence to
make out a case against them.
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First, try Barrett g.

SWEET QUININE. = Experience so
far with DR.. Bigelow's SWEET QUI-
MN leads to the belief that it is
less apt to i~rritate the stomach than
Sulphate Tor bitter) Qainine. For sale
at Sehuermann Il Burfcrd's Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
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D9 The Eau de Colonge Club have
taken down the spread eagle sign OF
the "V~incennes Varieties" They
have replaced it with one Of more
modest pretensions.
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Ba~ Capt. VIM. Martin, who was
appointed Township Trustee last
Wednesday, owing to the imbroglio
of the County Commissioners, was re-
appointed last Saturday, in order that
there should be no doubts or quib-
bles as to the legality of his appoint
ment.
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4 Card.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, March 8, 1869.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 9, 1863.
Editors Journals:
Permit me to deny the statement of
the Sentinel, copied into your paper of
yesterday, to the effect that [ had
zone to Washington after an office.
| have not been to Washington and
don't intend or expect to go there,
either after an Office or for anything
else. Very respectfully and truly.
A. l.. ROBINSON.
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PERsoNAL.-Among the strangers
in the city yesterday we note Henry
Haub, ESD, Ex-Governor of Johnson
Township, Gibson County, now of
Vincennes; DIR. A. Lewis. of Prince
ton; N. Fl. Church. of Patoka, and
s. j. Bingham, of HazeltOn.
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MrSCELLANEDUS

~ EsS. a. NOLAN, HAT AND Bon
A. net Sleachet, wishes to inform The
laGtes of Evansville and Vicinity that she
has received her new Spring styles of Hal
and Bonnie Blocks from New York. Mil
liners wishing to send their bleaching
from other places, for particulars address
Box IA. Pc idence, corner of Eighth st.
and Second Avenue. te2j
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Fly ER n E w s.
For other BiUer Items see Third Page.

The rain from noon to midnight last was
steady and heavy, and if general, as 1t ap-
pears to be, will produce a substantial rise
In the river. The fog continued quite
dense all day, and last night was about
like the preceding one, and all boats
would be compelled to lie to after dark.
."--..The additional arrivals and depart
uTes aftec 3 Pm. yesterday were the Arma-
da, from Cairo; Minneola, Memphis 10
Cincinnati; Clara Scott, from Wabash
River; Cumberland, to Cairo; Romeo, to
| Nashville; Ada Lyon, to Bowling Green,
and the packets, to Henderson .......The
Armada laid up all night at C~aseyviLe,
on account of fog, and did not arrive till
4~o'eleck yesterday evening."-..The Min
nicola arrived at 6 O'Clock last night, with
a moderate trip. n discharged a small
band of Gipsles, with their wagons, horses
and dogs. She took the passengers of the
Armada, as there was no prospect of the
Palestine getting in, and left with the pur-
pose of going as far as she cou!d-.--.The
Clara Scott arrived from the Wabash at
dark, with a fair trip..-.The Cumberland,
Ada, Lyon and Romeo left with fair trips.
A passenger by the Clara Scott bears strong
testimony TO the excellence of the Clara
Scott as q steamboat, and the efficiency,
care and skill OF Capt. Scott, Cash. Thorn,
s. D. Green, and Bob Lancaster n steam
boatmen, wishing them a long and pros
porous career. The Cornet Band returned
by the Armada, yesterday, highly delight
ed with their trip. To Captain Gus. Dusou-
chet, her renowned commander; tosCapt.
Billy Fowler, George Nicholson, and Ed.
Thorn, as her courteous and efficient
clerks; TO Mr.. Tucker, her wide awake and
skIliful mate; tC her pilots, whose skill
and intelligence guided them safely; and
to George Jackson, her amous stewart
they tender their ~prOfoundest hanks for
the kindly attentions each contributed to
promote their pleasures on the occasion.
They also hanks Gay Larkin for accom-
panying them on The eXc-ursion.--.~. rhe
Clara Scott had a full load. She was not
bad aground, having been detained less
than an hour. She had the misfortune,
however, 10 have her chimneys dis
mantled. but they are up again. She had
n large passenger list. She will leave for
the Wabash River this evening at 4 o'clock
and Is one OF the most complete steamers
that enters this port. Capt. Henry Scott is
her excellent commander, and Cash
Thomas and ChErley Chadwick are he.
obliging clerks....-.The heavy rain was
disslp3ting the fog somewhat TO Taru mid
night, and boats would probably be able
to run continuously ........John Mix and
Dock Redman leave to-day for st. Louis
to take of the forecastle of the
Tenne see for a trip to the mountains. They
are well posted in the business~.......The
Nick Longworth passed Cairo ut 3 p. NJ
yesterday. and may be expected here this
evening il fog permtts..~."The Louisville
C0trier-J 0tr7ldI of yesterday says the Hart
ford has Withdrawn from the Kentucky
| River trade.
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COTToN SALES. = There were no
regular cotton sales yesterday. Messrs
Kerney Il Harper made a sale of six
bales of low ordinary at 25fe. This
is a good price, and fully what the
staple was worth.
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The Run AWAY WIFE.-A dis

The Run AWAY WIFE.-A dis
patch from Louisville says:
A couple of detectives have been
on the lookout for the steamer
Charmer, to catch a run away wife,
who had eloped with a considerable
sum of money belonging to her hus-
band, but she got off just above
Evansville.
This doubtless alludes to Mrs. Her.
man, who eloped on Saturday with a
man named Teller, of which We made
mention in Mondays JOURNAL.
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ADJOURNED. = The County Com
m~issioners were engaged during the
forenoon yesterday in settling up
with Township Trustees. The Board
adjourned until next Monday morn
inO
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GRAND jurors. The following
named gentlemen were drawn to
serve as Grand Jurors at the April
term of the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court:
Pigeon Township-Isaac Hermann,
Thos. Nj. Archer, Louis Topf, Joseph
Berridge and w. w. Morgan.
Knight T0wnship-Samuel Grain
GER.
Scott Township-William Ingle.
Armstrong, TOwnship-George w.
Finch.
Perry TOwnship-John Hogan.
Union Township-A. j. Strike.
Centre Township-Jno.W Whitehead.
German Township-Jacob Denzer.
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Ra~ A civil case was tried before
Esquire Davidson yesterday, but the
public would not be interested in the
particulars.
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A Coon WoRK.-Men were set to
work yesterday scraping the mud
from the wharf III front of the wharf
boats; a work greatly needed.
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Bg~ THE Legislature of Illinois
has passed a bill repeating the bill
abolishing the death penalty. The
gallows are reinstated.
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A% How EIa0y mothers sufter tie neony
u seeing tt-CIG L1Jtie ones snatched away
rom there IS : 70 WhOOping Couel, OF
DlPtherAs, ~ O. TSiugle bOttlcof POiand's
Wblte EDtGC CO.. pOund Wcul have saved
the bat v'1E60. FITS fnfallfbfe.
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Bog The Mount Carmel Democrat
comes to us in a new dress this week,
and presents a very creditabie typo
graphical appearance.
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-
To LOUISVILLE.-EVery Monday ano
Saturday at 10 O'Clock Am. Every Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday, aud saturday at I
O'Clock p. NJ.
70 C~AIRO-Dally, except Sunday, nj
O'Clock =. N.
TO GREEN RT~vER.-Every Tuesday and
Saturday at 4 O'Clock PM. Every Thursday
at d O'Clock r. ~.
70 PASSPORT Every Monday, WedneS-
dav and Friday att O'Clock P. M.
TO HE SDERsON-Datly, except Sundays
a. = O'Clock P.m.
70 NAaHvILLs-Ev Every Wednesday and
Saturday al 4 p. ".
I'D MkMPHIs-Every Tuesday at P. NJ.
ROekportStage tvia N~ewburgh and Boon.
ViIte3 carrying the mali, leaves at 7 A. M.
Gu Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Arrives by ! p. IA, Tuesdays, Thursday
and~ saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days aud Fridays at J A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mall Stage leaves daily (eX
0oPt sundays At 7 A. M. Arrives daily les
sept Sundays) by > p. Nj
10 NEwRuaG.-HaoE daily texcept sun
aayO from The Hotel, al
O'Clock p. M.
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BF The Spring campaign will open
in earnest shortly, and then look out
for fun until after the April election.
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HOW TO GET PATEHTS.-F or opiu-
ION, no change. send sketch- and aescrlp-
uon. For Apr1fcAtiOtR hettd model. not
oYer one foot in size, and SO FIRST Govern
ment and stamp fees. Specifications. draw
lAgs, caNeai5i assignments Prepared; re-
Jeeted clalHs prosecuted. Also, i3Leffer-
enees, extension or patents. and appeais,
Addre$ MINI = Co, No. 3 PARK Row.
New York. lsp = dc29 d9ut
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LADIEsi-EIiram Nelson sells the
goods OF a bankrupt at his Auction
Room, LOCUST Street, next Tuesday,
March 9th, at % o'clock forenoon.
mar5
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card.

A clergyman, while residing la south
America as "a missionary ~dProsrrcd "A
safe and simple remedy Tor the cure OF
Nervous eaRness, istrly ugchs lDiscastsa
OF the Urinary ana Seminal GrgAsl&zand
the NtOle fFA1n al dusDidefs BfgBcht on by
baneful and vieiOns iiasiH5. Great nuni-
beers have been Cared by THIS uobte REM
edy. Prompted by a desire 10 benefit The
afflicted and unfortunate, & VIII send the
recipe for preparing and ustDg this medl-
G. ne, ia "a sealed envelope, t0rHHE one who
needs IL, free Of chd1Ue. ltduresa =
JOSEPH r. tNE9AN.
StatfOntD, Eible House,
iai2 dAW"m tsp al New HofK Ctty.
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REcErvED.-The County Auditor
has received from indianapolis the
poll books for the special election to
be held on the 23d Of this month.
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F" Barrett's never fails.

BJ~ The American House, Boston,
has been newly fitted and furnished
throughout. The reputation of the
senior partner has been too well estab-
lished by a long test of years, to need
further endorsement from us.
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FoR SALE. n nice Too-story
Dpelting House, with five rooms aud
cellar, In the best part of the city,
will be seld below its value and part
ly on time. Call today, as [ am re-
quested to sell a0ithOut delay.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
feb3 IF Real Estate Agent.
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MANIFEsr-Of the steamer Clara Scott
Mt. Vernon-G W Thomas q Co, ISL bags
of corn.
HendersOu-W q Marshall, 2 hhds Of
tobacco and / bbl pickles.
EvahsvtlIe-Owners on Board, 7 cOops of
chickens. 3 cOops turkeys, 2 cOops geese,
4 coop of ducks. ana 3 boxes of eggs; Nj
- .lzell, 5 bags rags and | bag OF feathers /:
Weldon Bros Il Co 100. bags OF oats; VIM
Heilman, ! PIP and valve; steamer Clara
scott, IS bales of hay: q Niblaclz & Co,
$40 bags of wheat. and 10 bags Of corn: II l.
Maynard & Co, 100 bags oats; Humphrey,
Patrick 4 60, II bags oats, IL bags grass
seeds. 1 box sundries. 1 aXIes, and . sacks
oats; IL ii Neuble, 10 hags wheat.
Clnclnnati-Bishop Bros, 4 barrels eggs.
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Flowers. Frames, Ornaments
WALTHAM WATCHES.

The extensive use of these Watches for
thel last fifteen years By Railway Conduct
ors, Engineers, aud Expressmen, the most
exacting of watch-wearers, has thoroughly
demonstrates the strength. steadiness. du-
rabiIity, and accuracy OF the Waltham
Watch. To satisfy That class In all these
respects is to decide the questlol as 10 the
real value of these timekeepers.
The superior organization and great ex-
tent of the Company's works at Waltham
enabie them to produce watches combin-
Ing the best ana latest improvements, and
at a price which renders competition
futile and those who buy any other
watch merely pay from % 10 30 per cent.
more for their watches than is necessary.
For sale bH oil dealers.
No watches detailed by the Company.
Robbins "a APPLETON,
GEEERAL AGENTS,
IS3 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
W-T IN no. 80. NJ HNagN- ~wQf
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1Gr Ladies, my sale Of those goods
of a bankrupt is postponed until to
morrow Thursday. at 8 O'Clock.
HIRAM NELSON.
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FLoUR.-The best brand Of choice
family -four sold IA the city, the
C~ynthiana Mills, also, rye flour for.
sale by II. d. Allis & Co, First St.
second door below Vine.
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CITY S.

county Orders for sale at the Jour.
nal ONCE.
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Bs@ The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by II. c..
Bridwell & Co, corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5 If