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DvcoRArIoN or soLDfERs' GRAVES.

Decoration OF SOLDIERS GRAVES. =
At the meeting. of the ladies, on
yesterday afternoon, at the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church, to ar
range for the decoration on the 9th,
committee ladies were, appointed
to secure a supply of flowers for the
occasion. 4 place will hereafter be
designated where the flowers are to
be taken. All persons who 60 in the
procession, or who visit the
Cemetery on that occasion, are re-
quested to take boquets or loose
flowers with them, if possible. Every
body present will be expected
to participate indecoratieg the graves,
and the flowers collected, which are
only to supply those who cannot
otherwise procure them, will be taken
out in wagons. 1t is hoped that the
ladies of the Committee on Flowers
will Immediately proceed to canvass
their ghborhoods. and make ar
rangements to have ready an abun-
dAnt supply of flowers. The fol-
lowing named ladies' constitute
the committee: Mrs. T., Bittrolff,
Mrs. DR.. Thompson. Mrs. Daniel
Werstedt, Mrs. "A G. Pushee, Miss
Mora McClain, Miss Lou Sullivan,
Miss Maria Sill, Miss Emma Saw
yer, Miss aGgae,Ea1P ushee, Mrs
is. L. Gifbert.s MEs. John w. Eos,
ter. Mrs. McNett, Mrs. De Brplerl
Miss Sadie Hopkins, Mrs. Fl. b,
Read, Mrs. Kumler, Mrs. butcher
/ Mrs. B. Parsons, Mss Mary Lister
| Miss Emma Steele, Miss Louisa En-
rich, Mrs. Samuel Orr, Mrs. Matte
Bayard, Mrs. Kennedy Mrs Kramer
Mrs. Sinzieb, Mrs. VIM, Heilmanr
Mrs. BesticheF, Mrs Carpenter, Mrs
/ Clements, Miss lizzie Swanson, Miss
Jennie Saberten. Mrs. John HodsOn
Mrs. Thomas Kerth, Mrs. John Mil
Ter, Miss Lily HaIIock, Miss Lily
Jaquess,l Miss Kate Halloek, Miss
Lottie Ladd, Miss Mary Sinzich,
Miss Helen Ehrman, Miss Carrie
Weigerr, Mrs. Eugene Happier, Mrs
Maidlow. Miss Maggie Allis, Mrs
James Wiltshire, Mrs John Zinzich
Mrs. Fred. P. Straub. Mrs. Charles
Wolf, Mrs. G. Raack, Miss Mollie
Willard. Mrs. Peter Yierling, Mrs
Henry Shefer, Mrs. VIM. Kolle, Mrs,
DR., John I. Walker, Mrs. Blythe
Hynes, Mrs. Charles E. Marsh. Mrs
Charles H. Butterfsld, Mrs. VIM.
Baker, Mrs Kicker, Miss Dorr, Mrs.
Harmed, Miss Minnie Grill, Miss
Amelia Grill. Mrs. KIause, Mrs. A
M. Cow. Mrs. Gordon. Mrs A. L.
Smith, Mrs. DR.. Legler. Miss Laura
Casselberry, Mrs. DIR. Geo. B. Walk
err. Mrs, James G. Jones, and Mrs
Charles Derby.
BY order Of the Executive Com.
mittee.
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DIED.

FRICK-At the residence OF his uncle,
Peter Prick, in this city, at l o'clock P 81.
on Tuesday, May 18th, JOHN FIR OK, late
Captain of Company K, Eleventh indiana
Volunteer Infantry, aged n years.
The funeral will take place from the res
idence of Peter Frick. on Gum Street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, at o'clock this
"wednesday afternoon. The friends of
the family, the late companions. in arms
of the deceased, and especially soldiers OF
sthe Eleventh Regiment, are invited to
attend without further notice.
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.RiNersElisnaachea.

II
LoUfsv1LLE, May 1S.-Camelia, Pittsburg
to Nashville: EN- Floyd, Nashville to.
Cincinnati; Minneoia, Memphis TO Cin-
cinnati- River swelling; feet inches In
the canal, 9 feet 5 inches on the falls aud
51eef inches over Tire rocks Weather
cloudy and cool. Business dul1.
PTrIsBURG. May Is-Monongahela six
feet four inches AID failing. Weather
clear and cool. Thermometer So.
CINCINNATI, May ls.-Port List-Arrfvals
z--Ahnas nom st. Louis : Charfner, from
Evansville; fsArmadiI ios from 81. Paul.
Departed-ArIn 4dtuo, for PIttsbuFg. River
uncer the bridget Weather fair. Their
meter. at A. M l52sl; at noon, soSs at
evening. So, Wind Northwest
NASHVILLE. May I8-Rfyer falling. with
5 feet scant ON harpeth Shoals. Weather
warm and cloudy. ArrIved-Ella Hughes,
Upper Cumberland. Departed-1yrone, TO
Cairo.
. CAIRO, May l8,-Port List-silver Spray,
CIncinnati, TO New Orleans AT. A. M; y. s.
w Icksy Duouq ne to Clncin natl at 1 p. N. !;
Belle st. Louis, 81 Louis TO Memphis at
p. NJ; Taltsman, Nashytl e packet, at
p. M Qulekstep, Evansville pack ct. ~
p. NJ; Mess niger, Ptttsburg TO st. Paul at
P. NJ. River fell 8 inches. The weather is
cloudy and cool.
sgrs Louis. May S.AArfived-Gem, Ten.
nessee River; ArgOnaut, Louisvillei Bis
marck, New Orleans: Mime sOta, 81. Paul
Post Boy, Kansas City; City of Pekin,
Peoria; Hadley, Upper Mississippi. De-
Parted-Canada, st. Paul Rob Roy, Keo-
kuk StoneWall, Omaha; 81. Luke, Miami:
CITY of Pekin, Peoria. River falling slowly.
All the upper streams are declining ex-
cept the extreme Upper Mississippi which
Is swebing.-s WeRI her-Icl0udy and cool.
Mercury 81 = Basi ness gOod.fn = AZ
MEMPHIS, May ls.-Weather cloudy and
cool. River falling. Arrived - Noble,
Graz. Departed - Magenta and BeHe
Memphis, for IT. LOUIS; Virginia and
Robert T.. Lee, for Louisville; Linton, for
Evansville.
ter Observation-Disclosures, Bee and bRrges.
for ut. Louis Louisiana, for Clneinpati.a 2
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The DIFFICULTY REMOVED

THos. r. GARvIN, Attorney.
mayI3 dSL (Wed&S aD wit
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PGCNIC.-The first
Sunday School picnic of the season,
we believe, was enjoyed by the San
day School of the Christian Church.
The use Of the steamer Armada was
rendered for the occasion, and large
crowd awaited themselves Of the OPP
portunity Of enjoying a day in the
green wood. Buckets. filed with
good things were taken in abundance,
and. the boat proceeded to Locust
Grove, a short distance above New
burg, where the party debarked and
spent the day joyously and merrily.
as their fancy dictated. The boat
with her precious freight of happy
live humanity, returned to the city
about 5 o'elOek. not the slig htest ac-
cident having happened to mar the
pleasure of the excursion.
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Boy DRowNED-Ata about O'Clock
yesterday evening, several boys were
playing about the coal barges lying
below the wharf. One Of these boys,
Richard Brinkman, aged thirteen
years, accidentally fel from a coal
boat and drowned. Efforts we're made
by several persons to rescue him, but
proved unavailing. The boy first
arose between the boats, but sank
again at the moment assistance came !;
he next arose near the boat below the
one from which he fell A plank was
thrown to him, but at that instant he
sank undertake barge and was lost.
Young Brinkman was bright lad
and member of the High School.
His parents reside on Leet Street.
The heart-rending news was tele-
graphed to his father, who was absent
at Cannelton. 4--
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

YAREHOUSE- brick warehouse,
NJ in a business part of he city. APP
nIv i'm mediately to Nj. HENNING, AZ ne
STarchanfss National Bank. tmeI
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PERSONAL T. Palmer, editor
and proprietor of the Pittsburg
Tribune, was in the city yesterday.
Not having visited the city before for
several years, he was greatly surprised
to see Its woudrous growth, and the
evidences Of prosperity so manifest
on every hand
Among the strangers attending the
tobacco sales yesterday, was 5. M.
Parker, chief of the firm Of S. M.
Parker q Co., tobacco factors of New
York. He expressed himself highly
pleased with the spirit manifested by
our business n2en. i--a
w. c. Lynn, Geo P. Davis, and G.
Halliday are registered at the Sher-
wood House. 1t is limited that the
first named comes to capture and
carry away In triumph one of Evans
ville's fairest daughters.
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RIVE r n q w 8.
FOr other River Items sfs 7nlTd Page.

The weather continued cloudy up TO
midnight and was really saw and cold,
rendering fires quite com rfable.........The
only additional arrivals and departures up
to midnight were the Rose Hite, Louisville
and return, MolIie Norton and SaIlie V. 60
Henderson, Cumberland TO Cairo, Rapidan
No. Eastport, Ada Lyon 10 Green River,
Romeo to Nashville, and Robert Fulton to
the coal mines.-..-...The Rose Hite had an
excellent trip, including some fiftys hogs
heads OF tobacco....--...The Romeo and Rap
idan had frst.rate trips out, all goods and
produce purchased in this city. The
Romeo had engagementsCf Cor a thousand
sacks of corn below The Cumberland,
Rivsr 4rade is rapidly increasing, and
If properly looked after, VIII afford plenty
of business for two good boats weekly
The Armada returned from Eewburg
and Locust Grove at 5 p. NJ, with the
Sunday-EehoO LPicnicers, and had the
meanwhile picked up about 49, head OF
sheep and zoo bales of hay, the latter for
the Fanny Brandeis, which goes out to-
day. ..............The towboat Collier came up
from below last night and landed above
The wharf.....-.The SaIlte-Vsi Is yIithdrawn
from the Evansville and Mount Vernon
trade, and lies up at Henderson. Her Of
fcers complain that the people of Mt. Yer
non went back on them. We cannot part
with her officers without bearing testImo-
ny to their uniform courtesy and polite
ness. We have not learned whether fare
will be increased on the packets or noE.....
The Robert E. Lee and Virginia passed
Memphis yesterday, and the FORM
er may glDerN expecfedsH here D tO-night,
and the latter early to-morrow.--..@....
There was gay hop on the Armada last
night. Ia whIch q number of young people
OF this city and of Paducsh fraternized. :.
The Peytona and barges will be down this
mofnia g en- route to New Orleans. Jehn-
McFadip. well and favorably known in
this city, is her Chief Clerk. She wants
freight. Hl .
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WHAT IS NEEDED. The city at
present is engaged in improving sew
eral Of the principal streets, and other
public improvements are constantly
being made. Would it not be we'll to
offer the oity's " debtors an oppOr-
tunity to liquidate small sums as they
go along? We frequently find the
lookup crowded with moneyless Of
tenders and homeless vagabonds, who
serve out a remerseless existence in
idleness. 1t has been suggested that
the city provide these fellows with
stone breakers, and permit them
to beat out their time on the streets
or in a to0rk house. Labor kills time,
(and men sometimes), and it would
be but fair to allow these unfortunate
fellows TO shorten their days of pen
ance, if it should prove a profit to the
city. We need a work house.
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INTRODUCES HERsELF.-Two wo-
men came to the city yesterday, by
the steamer Rose Hite, and proceeded
up the levee in quest of Hotel.
There was something peculiar about
the elder of the two, and something
seemed to affect her understand
ing" It was not heeled boots, tight
eurls, nor Grecian bend, notwith-
standing she was both tight and on a
bender. We saw her but moment
it was in fitting skirt. She was a
woman apparently forty years of age,
aud her companion called her Mrs.
Smith. How are you, Smith,
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A BRAVE MAN GONE TO Rest
With sensations Of genuine sadness
and regret we announce the death of
Captain John Friek, which melan-
choly event transpired at one O'clock
yesterday afternoon. The deceased
was nephew of our worthy and well
known fellow citizens Peter and j. K.
Frick He was Captain of Company
K, Eleventh Indiana Volunteer In
fantry, aud served with great gallantry
during the late rebellion, winning the
esteem Of his superior officers, and
the confidence and affection of his
command. During the service he
caught cold, which resulted in an
enlargement of his knee joint, with
which he suffered foraa long time,
and at length resorted to amputation,
which was performed in this city
some months. since with. apparently,
complete success, and high hopes
we're entertained Of his speedy and
complete restoration to health. But
protracted suffering had undermined
his constitution, and consumption en-
sued. and to-day be lies Strengthened
for the grave. He was a true patriot,
a brave soldier, warm hearted and
faithful friend, and a good citizen.
To day bis friends and late COM
panioIs in arms viii gather around
his grave and will mingle their tears
with the elods that shall cover him.
| Peace to his ashes. 5s.s
after LIES fitfaI fever he sleeps well''
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COMMON PLEAS COURT. - The
whole of yesterday was consumed in
hearing evidence in the case of James
Secrist against Herman Fendrich, in
which the plaintiff claims damages to
the amount of $4,000, for injuries
which the defendant is charged with
inficting on the-person of Secrist
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may15 If f7o Special Agent
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INDIANA LRGIsLAFURE.


On Monday the two Houses of the
Legislature met, and after squable
in the Senate by a few sore-headed
Democrats who hold over, the Senate
adjourned without day. s@ssE
In the House a communication was
received from the Governor announc-
ing the approval and signature of sun
dry bills. when, after a short valedic-
tory, the Speaker declared the House
adjourned sine die.
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INQUEST The Coroner's jury held
an inquest on the body of the boy
drowned yesterday evening, and rem
dered a verdict in accordance with the
facts mentioned In the account pub
ilshed elsewhere on this page.
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Cooley FOR JUNE.-Mr. John ID.
Scott. newsdealer, corner of Main and
Second Streets. has received Godey's
Lady's Book for June, a charming
number.
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LOST.

0HAIN-On Sunday. at Trinity Church
- or on Third street, above, - chtId's
Gold Neck Chain, with clasp inscribed
with the initials " e. z. D." Attached are
4 gold dollar q miniature pen-kntfe, and
q small chain set with garnet. The f1nd r
will be literally rewarded by returning II
To A. Al. DUSOUCHET,
or TO this OH ce. mayl9 81
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CITY N r w S.

E@ Frank Leslie's Ladies Aaga-
zine and Pu nan1's Magazine for June,
have been received by Fish 4 Barter,
No. 10 Main Street.
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D% A pleasant little hop took
place on the steamer Armada last
night. Several ladies from Paducah
were present, aud participated in the
dance.
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SALE To-DAY.-There will be
another tobacco sale to day, at 105
o'clock, at the Planters Warehouse.
Parties interested will make a note of
this. The tobacco offered consists
entirely of Cumberland River Valley
and Western Kentucky production.
and is probably the finest ever brought
into this market.
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On TRIAL.-The fremen of En-
CINE No. had their new horses out
on trial yesterday. they performed
very we'll. ~
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sliIIwelI's Patent TIeater

Removes all this difficulty, sending the
ment whatever, and pure as II distilled.
All who use what are kpow 8 Is he 'tdfive
wells' for their supply OF wafer cannot
AFFORD to dc without this fIeater Twin
save them much money insfhe pufchasB Of
fuel, to say nothing of the annoyance and
delay IN cleansing bOlieEsI rrhe Heater is
easily managed, and quickly cleansed. =.
. One has been In operation at IglebgattA
FIGURING Nib for many onthst ana given
entire saJfshtctioFl. Another is Ia opera
ton in Heilman's Foundry and tile DottOn.
Mill adjoining. aa-frar|
orders Ior Stillwelrs Heater WiB receive
prompt attention IL lett with 3tAt
WILLIAM HEIANAN, Agent. gl
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Bg A couple of young men had a
little unpleasantness in a billiard
saloon yesterday, which resulted in
no serious injury to either, but the
city got her dues in cash. = $3.50
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B9- The city was visited, yesterday,
by large number of strangers, many
Of whom invested largely in goods.
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United States MarshaPs Sale.

NY YIRIUE OF an ORDER OF
- sale to me directed from the Clerks
ON zee of the United States District Court
for the District OF Indiana, made in the
cause an "A dntFalty No. 4 So. rJohn Hugo,
ct. ak VS. the steamBoat QuFeksiep, I WILL
on Saturday, the 29Jh day OF May, 1862 be,
tween the sh0urs of aDF0'clock "A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock P. NJ, at the Court House door, in
the Guy of Evansville, Marlborough
County Indtanas offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, the
wreck OF the 81 cam boat Ollie Sullivan.
now lying in the Ohio River near Diamond
Island, between Evansville and Mt. YER
non. Indiana E19 .AslL- ~ ~
~ - BEN. SPOONER. U. s. Marshal.
BY j. 3. BIGELoW, Deputy.
u May 9Th, 1862. a-i9 myl4
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ToBAcco.-Large sales of tobacco
took place at Martin. Gardner 4 Co.'s
Planters Warehouse yesterday Up
wards of seventy seven hogsheaooss
were sold at figures ranging from 20
to S16. Most Of this tobacco was OF
the very best quality. and attracted a
large number of purchasers from
other places. The bidding was rapid
and spirited. Quite a number of Pa
ducah tobacco. dealers were present,
but we observed that home bids inEa-
riably Knocked the persimmons, "
and the prices obtained were certainly
gratifying to the shippers Mr.. Dan
lei Head, of Princeton, Indiana. who
is one of our hVeliest tobacco buy
ers, was among the large purchasers
at this sale, and made some good IN
vestments. The Evansville tobacco
market is leading feature in our
commereial interests.
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A WARN1NG 10. BoYs.-The heart.
rending calamity we record elsewhere
this morning should prove a4salutary
warning to those boys wEo frequent
the river daily, and SO reeklessly i'm
peril their lives. We daily see many
boys playing in skiffs and canoes.
leaping from barge to barge, or from
the wharfboat to steamers, when a
misstep might cost them their lives.
Richard Brinkman was yesterday in
his class. at. school, fun Of lifesaud
hope. and health, Inan hour or two
he was taken from the river, and
borne to his heart broken mother, a
lump of lifeless clay dead drowned.
What a moarnful spectacle. 3
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EransriIln q CrnKrordsrIIIe.

Leave Exp. Neil. Freight
T. Haute ...... $40 A NJ. $500 P NJ. 5 rs A II
VIncennes. =. 9:45 A NJ. s s05 P NIL 40 A NJ
Evansville IL SO = M...lO:A P NJ. $40 NJ
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TerFe Haute & indianapolis.
GOING EAST.
Ohio & Mississippi.

GOING EASE. -t
Leave Lightning Elk. Acc. Night Elk
Vineennes =. :33 P NJ. LAB P NJ $40 NJ
ATTfUe
Cincinnati. 600 p NIL Is P NJ. 8 100 A NJ
Louisville 80. $500 NJ. l:I0 A NJ. . 80 A NJ
GoIEG wEsE
Leave Mail. Night tx. Day hX.
Vincennes 80. A 70 l. NJ. 2:O5 A NJ $40 A N
ATTirs
ST. Louis ......Il 80 P NJ. 9:l0 A NJ. $500 p NJ
Cairo - 1850 A NJ $50 r II
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RETURNING,
Terre HaRte q indianapolis.
RETURNING,

Indp'iis.s:55 A NJ 7:sOA N. l As P N. $40 p NJ
T. H......6:sO A sz.sO:25 NJ. 1855 MIL :O5 p N
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zTT3a8R Notice.

TIME, IND + EsSIE NE y, IEAiE1SGs
bOugft rfTe Tobacco. and Cigar Store OF
IL r Schfokder, No 10 hIaiu-l-treet re-
spectfiTty recommend 4hefnselves 10 the
skind patronage of the p-sbiic.
ril We VIII MAKE large ndaittors to the
stock already on hand, and VII always
endsavor 10 please our IN s. urae s.. -l
y mas dIm1 = jacob a Mi Is r.
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f CoAsT OF AFRICA. - The police
made haul on Wafer Street yesterT
day evening among our sable citizens.
Their cases will be attended to 10 a
day or two. go a5r. -
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Northern Divis ion
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.


Transfer Packet Steamer Mollie
Norton leaves Evansville daily ll
(Sundays excepted,) at............-.. BIS PM.
Train leaves Henderson at.......... 4:i5 P. NJ
Arrive at jacksonville. -....... 80 p. NJ.
GOING NORTH. 1 B.
Train leaves MadiscnvIlle daily
(Sundays excepted) at ................ 4:25 AN
Arrive at Henderson ..........-. ....... 80 AN
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet MOllie Norton $3.50 A. NJ.
Making connection both ways with
tlatns on the E. & Z. Railroad.
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United States MarshaPs Notice.

United States MarshaPs N0tiCeS
United states of America, District of Ihs.
TYHEREAS, a LIBEL OF IN
wv formation was filed In the DISTRICT
Court Of the United states for the District
of Indiana, on the 18th day of April, 1859,
by John r. Hugo and Cyrus .. Thomas, by
their proctor, Asa Igiehart, Esq, against
the steamer HQuickstep," her tackle, APP
parel. and other furniture, seized at SAID
District in y cause Of COLLISION civil ana
maritime, and claiming damages IN the
sum Of $3.50, and praying process against
said steamer and that the same may be
condemned and sold therefor.
Cd. Now TIA erefOre, in pursuance OF the mo-
milton under the seal OF said Court 70 me
directed and delivered, do hereby glgSS
public notice to all persons claimln sdlu
goods or any part thereof, or in any hl i.lti
fler Interested therein, that tney ~ SuS
appear before the said, the DistLictt lSo ~
OF the United States, to be heId Az slS Sity
or fnFifauapolfs IN and for the DlspfIet "
indiana On the first Monday OF June
naSrt at 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon q tIae
daY. then ard there TO lntSLPoeS t tisl.
claims and make their allegations IN Ihat
behall' REM sPooHER. Marshal, U. g.,
BY SAMUEL DAhs Deputy" rH
Attsets ]. ID. ROWLAND CleTA' .-Ir1
nayA ltd
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EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
StIllWelI's Patent q
Heater and Lime Catcher !


SFTHE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
d. experienced by those vino uss steam
power - the formation in their bOilets OF
what is known 10 engin GERS as "BCALE"
or "INCRUSrATION "a hard substance
formed out OF the earthly salts cDntained
in the water. W hteh attaches ftself I'll nly
to the whole inner surface Of tile boiler.
In TINS city this difficulty Is pecu tarly Ag-
gragated by the lar e quantity Of imagine
STA ana lime found in the wa er, which,
besides forming sehles on the boiler, OBJ
strucfs the pipes and OCCASIONS the most
annoying delays ia cleaning, al wei as
actually endangering the safety OF tie