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What Everybody says Must Be So

What Everybody Says Must Be So.
That you can save from fifteen to
twenty per cent. by buying your Dry
Goods, Sheetings and Carpets at Mil
LER 4 BRINKMEYER's, First Street.
We are now receiving one of the
largest and cheapest stocks of Spring
Goods ever brought to this market,
consisting in part Of full lines Of
Black, white and colored Alpacas,
Black and colored Silks,
White, black and colored Satins.
Pougee Poplins,
New styles for suits,
French and Irish Poplins, for suits,
Satin du CHEN Poplins,
Very handsome,
Mohair Poplins in every style,
Striped aud checked Percailes,
Linen Lawns, new styles.
French and English Chinleys, De-
lains, Prints of every description.
Calicoes and Delains by the pound.
WHITE GOODS.
Victoria and Bishop Lawns, plain.
striped and checked. Jaconets, Nan
socks and Swisses. Dimity, Skirting,
all kind, Percale Skirting, Cambria
Skirting, striped Skirting, soft finish
ed Canbrics, India Linens, Tarle-
tons, &c.
Lace Collars, Embroideries and
Laces in all styles; plain, hemmed,
stitched and embroidered Linen Hand
kerchiefs; Linen and Paper Collars,
and Cuffs. every style; Fringes, But
tons and Dress Trimmings, all styles,
Ladies, children's and gents
Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear.
Bleached and Brown Sheetings,
every width and quality.
Carpets, Oilcloths and House Fur
nishing Goods.
Give US eall-no charge for show
ing goods at our House.
MILLER & BRINKMEYER.
milo div.
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MARRFED.

BAKER ~ CRAWFORD. II On Monday
morning, March 18th, at the residence %
the brides mother, by Rev. K. Andrus,
Pastor OF Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church, Mr.. WILLIAM II. BAKER 20 Miss
NOBLE j. CRAWFORD, both OF Evansville,
Indiana.
lCincinnati Enquirer and Louisville
Cour1er-Journal copy, and send bill to
this office
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Hip KLEIN ~ candidate for city
Mafsnal, subject y me decision Of the Re-
publican Convention.
CHRISTIAN WUhDhhLtCiI iH "a can-
dldate Tor city Marshal, subject to the de-
cision Of the Republican Convention
ANTHONY TENWOQRDE will be- a cane
didate for the Ofiice OF city Marshal mt the
April election, subject 20 the decision OF
the Republican Convention.
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In the District Court OF the United state
for the District of Indlnna

LOT the DASbiiCb ol 4AuAhnAs
In the matter Of Jacob Loewenberg, Bank.
rupt.-In Bankruptcy.
To tUlOn1 Il nlag concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of
has appointment as Assignee Of the estate
OF JACoB LoEWENBERG, of Evansville, In
the county OF Nanderburgh and state OF
Indiana, who has been ad1udged a bank
rupb, upon his own petition, by the Dis.
trict Court OF said District
Dated at Evansville, Ind. March 18TH
1869. JOHN SCHUBERT.
mhI6 d3t q a W ,Mon) Assignee.
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SIMPLE BUT EFFECTUAL The en-
tire freedom from all deleterious in
gradients renders "Brol0a's BronchiG
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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BEFORE JUSTICE DAVIDSON. = 4
distinguished citizen was arrested for
assault and battery. and tried before
Squire Davidson, who fined him one
cent, which, with the costs, made the
total amount OF 3 65. 1t was
rather trifing affair, and he was pro
voLrad -
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COuncil Proceedings,
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Evansville, March Is, 1868.

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Evansville, March Is, 1865.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present-His Honor Mayor
Walker, and CounciImen Benz
ker, Steele, Jones, Stockheth, Rocker
and Mesker. Absent-Reitz, Kolle
and Schriber.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The following bills were presented
and allowed.
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JOSEPH BERRIDGE, sR., Is "a candidate
Tor the Office OF City Asst ssor subject 10
the decision ofthe Republican Convention.
HENRY ASHLEY is q candidate for the
office Of city Assessor su blect to tie deci=
on OF the Republican convention.
JOHN M. GLEIOHMAN Is "a candidate
Tor 1ity Assessor, sub eel 10 the decision Of
the Republican Convention.
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INDIGNANT.-We understand that
the crowd of sharpers and rufians
who had their headquarters on Water
Street, between Main and Sycamore,
were quite indignant in reading yes
terday's JOURNAL We notice their
" shebang" was not in operation yes
terday, and if we have rid the city of
this horde of vermia, we have accom-
plished a good work. We understand
they have made some threats in regard
to assassination, amp utation, and dis
location. We are scared!
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JUSTICE on THE pEACF.

RICHARD PART RIDGE q Il candidate
for Justice of the Peace OF Pigeon Town
snip, subject 90 the decision OF the Hepub-
lean Convention.
SAMUEL =. HAWLfN rs "a candidate for
the Office of Justice of the Peace of pINeom
township at the ensuing April election.
subject 20 the decision OI the Republican
Convention.
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SEMI ANNUAL INSPECTION. - Mr..
@. G. Genung, Chief Engineer of the
&. & @. Railroad, was engaged last
week Ia making his semi annual ex-
animation of the condition of the
road, inspecting carefully every bridge,
trestle, culbert, &c., marking every
stick of timber not esteemed safe for
six months to come, which is at once
removed aud replaced by a new and
sound piece. There is no safer road
on the continent, and none better
managed.
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General Grant Pap
Is Getting Better,

Flour is Getting Worse.
WE offer the following brands of
Flour at the following rates:
Bipgnam's Moonlight" S. 90 per
barrel.
IgIeheart's Southern Mills" 81 90
per barrel.
Michigan stumptail, Sc 80 per
barrel.
We also have the "Cynthiana
Mills, " +" Telegraph Mills, -" Hillyer's
Best" &c. Ell. d. ALLIs & Co.
mch11
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GRAND RALLY.-Let every Republi-
can be at his post tonight, at the
Convention at National Hall, corner
of First and Vine Streets. Let every
ward send out full delegation.
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.-Our reg
ular weekly market report and com
mereial summary will be found on
the third page Of to-day's JOURNAL
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EXTENSION OF THE e. & G. RAIL
ROAD.-Preliminary lines have been
surveyed through Parke and Virmil-
lion Counties, with view to the ex-
tension of the Evansville & Craw-
louisville Railroad toward Chicago.
The corps of engineers engaged in the
work returned to Terre Haute last
week and report having found several
favorable routes in the direction of
Danville, Illinois. The extension of
this road SO as to give US direct con-
nection with Chicago will have q
wonderful influence on the business
of the city.
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TOBACCO SALES To-DAY.-Messrs.
Martin, Gardner i Co. will sell thirty
hogsheads of tobacco this morning, at
the Planters Sale House, on Water
Street, commencing at quarter to
eleven o'clock.
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.,s.==....s.sss,.s.zss ~
a>NE TcE1R15ES
THE
City Convention
N Alto NAL Fl A l. L
"a IN Il O. II IT.
a. g NJ f2E1 1910 u

The Republicans of Evansville and
citizens who desire to place the ad
ministration of the affairs of the city
In the hands of the most competent
and responsible citizens, are request
ed to meet in Convention at National
Hall, corner of First and Sycamore
Streets
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ANNOUN CEmEWTg


GO The price for inserting Candidafaa5
notice. is Three Dollars, invariably in ADJ
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TnANks--Fish & Bastef, the popu-
lar booksellers, corner Main and First
Streets; the several express messen
gers; and Henry Haynie, train boy
on Nelson's train. have our thanks
for papers delivered daily in advance
of the mails.
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EDWARD +. ELLIOTT is q candidate
/ for the office Of city Clerk, subject 90 the
decision ~ the Republican Convention.
A. NJ. MCGRfFF rs a candidate for city
/ Clerk, subject 10 the decision OF the Repub~
| iican city Convention.
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Eciit-r rs Journal - Please announce my
name as candidate for the untee OF Cone
stable OF Pigeon Township, subj q 10 the
decision OF the n republican Convention
DEEDS
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Col. JOHN +. GhI Lii ta "a candidate for
the once OF township Trustee. subject fo
the decision the Republican Convention
on Tuesday next
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Two BLACK BURGLARS TAKEN In.
About 113 O'Clock on Sunday night
Charles Hentz, Private Waterman on
Main Street, discovered two negroes
in the family grocery store of Vickery
Brothers, stationed behind the coun-
rer quietly taking refreshments. After
watching them few minutes, a citi-
zen passing by was stationed at the
front door, while Hentz went to the
rear to see if the doors were opened,
but found them closed. He then
sent to the station house for assist
ance. The engine house bell was
rang to call in the police, and the
night being very stormy, it was some
time before any one responded. At
length, however, one policeman and
Mayor Walker arrived, and next the
Caiaf of Police and one or two pri-
yate citizens and a stranger from
Rockport Cochran, the policeman
Hentz, and one other man, entered
he building by the grating into the
cellar, as the burglars had, while
others surrounded the building. AS
the officers emerged from the cellar
to the store room one Of the ebony
colored burglars leaped bodily through
the front show window, while the
other, rushing to the back door,
turned the key and made his exit.
The one was picked up as be alighted
on the pavement, and the other was
soon afterwards discovered, secreted
near by. Both were locked up, and
subseq uently had a hearing before
Recorder Willard, and in default Of
800 bail each, were sent to the county
Jail to await the action of the next
Grand Jury. They gave their names
as A. johnson and A. Jackson.
While in the store they had filed
heir pockets with raisins and other
delicacies, and when discovered were
taking such refreshments as they
found convenient. They entered the
building through the cellar by raising
the grating in the alley.
They had previously been in Topf &
Longs store, entering in like manner
through the cellar, and thence to the
second and third stories, and had
thence descended into the storeroom
on the first floor by the hosting rope.
They here tried to break open the
safe, but filled. They broke open
several drawers, but found nothing
which they seemed to want, except
Ratchet, which they took with them
to use at Vickery's.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-A man, whose
name we did not learn, was fined and
costed S. for being drunk, which is
an advance of % cents on the ruling
prices Of Saturday. He did not have
the money, and went to the wood pile.
The two young gents who had been
on bender on Saturday night
made their appearance, aud were
charged s. go each, which the.
liquidated.
A negro by the name of Sells was
also guilty of being drunk and dis
orderly, and was called to respond to
the tune of So. which he manfully
paid.
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County, COMMISSIONERS - The
Board was il session yesterday, and
settled up with the School Trustees Of
the City of Evansville. They also
granted five liquor licenses, and com
menced on the road eases. They will
probably be in session all this week
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SEVERE ACCIDENT.-Frank Thorn
employed in the yard az the freight
depot Of the Il. & G. Railroad in this
city, fell from a car on Saturday, and
was seriously injured. He was about
TO set the brake, when the wheel
slipped, clusing him to lose his bal
ance and fall from the top of the car.
His injuries, though severe, are not
considered dangsrous.
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e The Republican City ConveL-
ton that meets tonight at the Ma
t;onal Hall, viii nominate a full city
ticket for the April election. Let
every voter interested attend.
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MURDER AT WINsLow.-We reeeiv-
ed brief note from a reliable cor
respondent at Princeton, last night,
stating that Alfred Age was shot in
the breast and killed on Sunday, by
Parker g. Crane. Crane is still at
large. No particulars are given.
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CITY NJ e w S..

County Ord scs for sale at the Jour-
nal 0flice.
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Rg- The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by L. G.
Bridwell & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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HERE IS Your MULElt- Koosier
Grocery, No. 8 First Street.
500 pounds choice roll Shaker table
Butter.
80 dozen canned Peaches. at 81 IS
per dozen.
100 dozen canned Tomatoes, war
ranted, at - 80 per dozen.
20 dozen Blackberries, three pound
cans, at 80 80 per dozen.
Also the celebrated Stiles corn fed
Oysters received daily by express.
We don't give any bonus for. trade,
but sell goods as cheap as any house
in the city. WM. CALDWELL,
m15 st. No. 8 First Street.
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JAMES STEELE,
HENRY MESKER,
w. II. WALKER, ]

A rambling discussion then ensued
on some unimportant matters; after
which the Council adjourned.
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r. r. HART IS a candidate for the office
Of city Appraiser at the April election.
subject to the decision Of Tie Unton Col4s
venLlon.
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10 LIsPEN ARD ST.,

DEAR SIR: 1T is with much pleasure that
I saw to you that1 consider the PIANTA-
TON BIrTERS of untold value. In the Fall
of 1857 | was taken with ChiIls and Fever
with the most severe pains in my chest
and head. 1t was with great difficulty that
/ could breathe. My lungs were greatly
distressed, and there was severe pain in
NV right side, by spells. could hardly
get up from bed. called Z or, who
attended me all Winter without the least
benefit A eout the drst of August COM
nenced using your PLANTATION BITrERs
Ia wine glass full three times a day-and
have used it most OF The time since, and L
am now well and strong, able to do ali NV
own work and the care of a large family
Yours &c, SUSAN WILsoN.
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In the District Court OF the United states
for The District Of Indiana.


To tCh0Bl 10 may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment as Assignee Of the estate
OF N CHOLA5 SCH0RLE, of Evansville, in
the county OF Vanderburgh and State OF
Indiana, within said District VINO has
been adjudged bankrupt, upon his own
petition, by the District Court OF said Dis
LFtct
Dated at Evansville. Ind, March 18th,
1873. John SCHUBERT,
mhlb dSt Il a w. Nom Assignee.
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/ have just fitted up a room over
my store tor fitting en- Trueses. q !
which now have the Largest and
Best Selected Stock for children
Youths, and adults. Call ana see
for yourselves at
SCHLAEPFER'S
Drug and Fancy Goods Store,
Corner Main and Second Streets.
mhl6
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~EEFRAE AGENT General 4 gent
~ for the New jersey Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company. TO take CHARGE of this
istrsct Address THEO. II. BRY8N Mt,
General Agent Indianapolis, md. TmIl-3t
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ANOTHER TRAIg.-The Terre Hauje
Eapress is glad to hear that early in
April, the Z. & G. Railroad Company
will put another passenger train on
their road, leaving that city in the
morning. This is much desired, and
will prove a great eonveaienee.
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TURN OUr.-Dou't fail, Republi-
cans, to turn out en- naaSse tonight
and attend the City Convention at
the National Hall, and nominate a
strong ticket for the city election.
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HUGHES has just received large
invoice of Straw Goods, Frames, &c.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Republican City Convention.

wish it to be distinctly understood
that | am candidate for the Office of
City Clerk. subject to the decision Of
the Republican City Convention this
evening. PETE ELLIOTT.
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TONIGHT.

TO nominate candidates for the vari
Gus city offices. By order of
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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Soda Fountain

MAGNOLIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. mhI5-deod&SEIt
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SWEET QUININE. = Experience so
far with DR.. Bigelow's SWEET Our
NINE leads to the belief that it is
less apt to irritate the stomach than
Sulphate Tor bitter) Quinine. For sale
at Schuermann Il Burford's Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
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EEEEE~-TsVeIve or fifteen Coal Mn
If& eF. can have steady employment by
ARRIVING Mt SCfII y FIR & SONS
mch6 &awburg. Indiana.
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On motion, the subject was post
poned until the next Council meeting.
The following reports of committees
were received and concurred in:
To the Common Council Of the city Of EU-
GIsSUiLe:
The undersigned Committee, appointed to
settle with the Collector, re-
spectfully report that we have
made settlement with the Col
lector, and find him charged
with Tax Duplicate for 1865. SOS, 922 03
Amount assessed by Collector. 652 43
Erroneous assessment not paid
oTlt..,... - 1874 IT
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FoR SALE. "A nice 1too-story
Dmelling House, with five rooms and
cellar, In the best part of the city,
will be sold below its value and part
ly on time. Call to- dug, as | am re-
quested TO sell aotthout deldy.
ALyAH JOHNSON,
feb3 IF Real Estate Agent.
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Making a total charge Of.

4AAdHAII5 @ bULsNA OAIttI g OIssss eLlJs 100 .
And credited with:
Delinquent List returned.-....... sl40,034 50
Erroneous assessments I'd. L 49,. gil 20
payment .~. -. ..D-..r 1924 ST
E., l. & @. :. L. r. r. tax assessed
on personals. . .. 6,0S7 IA
ten days. -. 80 $3.50 .-.- 755
Property advertised and not sold
for want of bidders, and labor
refunding amount enormously
paid in on S. L &. Il. tax.........S 224 80
Amount paid Treasure upon the
collection of I86S. -. I96. 500 p
Commissions. ............... 2GS3 %
Balance on hand. 496 20
Total credits So. $50 %
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Special Election.

~
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
e proclamation of the Governor of the
state, dated March 5th, 1863, for holding
a special election Tor one Senator aud two
RepFese natives to represent Vauderburgn
County in the State Legislature:
Therefore the Inspectors, Judges, and
Clerks of the several Precincts in Pigeon
Township Will meet on the 10Th and 18th
of the present month, at their designated
places Tor holding elections, for revising
the lists of the registered voters, according
TO TIA prese mt Reg sstry Law.
u. HEDDERICH,
Trustee Pigeon Township.
Evansville, March nth, Is6g. LmnI2 dat
union eopy.l
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Another DANGEe = Two large
metal cylinders have been for some
time lying en- the wharf, a short dis
tauce below Humphrey, Patrick &
Co.'S wharf boat. By this morning
they will be covered with water, and
will be dangerous to boats landing in
that vicinity. Pilots and masters Of
steamboats, should look out for them.
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MIs CELLANE0U :.

R~ RS. a. NOLAN, FsAT AND Bon
Ia net Bl5ache-, wishes TO inform the
ladies Of Evansville and vicinity that she
has received her new Spring styles of Hal
and Bonnet Blocks from New York. Mil
liners wishing to send their bleaching
from other places for particulars address
Box 2I4 lie fdence, corner OF Eighth St
and Second Avenue. fe25
-
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For sale at I'll. HERMANN's, No. As
Main Street. mar2-2w
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JAMES STEELE,
HEN MESK FIR.
w. H. WALKER, Mayor.

To The Common Co~mct, ofthe city OF Eoans-
UiLEe:
The undersigned committee, ap
pointed to settle with the Collector,
would respectfully report that we find
the Collector CHARGED as follows:
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LOST

~LogEE SEEss-Fwo bags of~clover
- seed. from tire wharf in front of tn e
steamer Louisa; supposed to have been
ken by mistake. a liberal reward will
be paid tor their recovery LmhI5 det
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REPEALED.-By reference to the
Council proceedings it will be seen
that section Four Of the, ordinance
opening and extending streets, has
been repealed. This section provided
that those persons who were to be
b nafted by the opening or extend
ing of new street should pay the
costs Of the same. The repeating of
it makes such improvements come out
of the pockets of the people at large.
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Br Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. &. D. HEIMAN's.
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]. n. sHACKLR FORD. WIZ. b. PAHRErT.
SHACK LFORO & PARRETT,
Attorneys at Law.
OFFICE-THIRD STREET, between Main
and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, INDTA&A.

VKYANTEB - DATRYMAN To hire "a
Wv good experienced dairyman, 10 take
charge Of a dairy farm half a mile from
Rockville, the terminus Of the Evansville
& Charlottesville Railroad. good house
and garden. aud other conVenienees on
the farm. A Protestant German preferred.
Good reference given and required. Adj
dress ISAAC q. COFFIN,
Rockville, Parke County, Ind.
mill d5t
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
TIME COPARTRER aREP HERETO.
- fore existing under the firm name Of
SchWe2man q kreipke has been dissolved
by mutual consent. The business VIII be
continued by Charles Krei Pike, who alone
Is authorized to collect De bts due the late
hrm, and who will settle claims against ID.
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