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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-20


aud Jacob sinEick as surstles, was
accepted.
Bond of Jas. d. Saunders, City Sur
veyor, 10 5000, with Sebastian Hen
rich and Joseph Setchell as suretles'
was accepted.
Mayor Walker. and Mr. Hopkins
reported that they had renewed note
of SIS ,878 q, which had been Dor,
rowed from the Merchants National
Bank. They renewed in two notes
one in the First National Bank for
$4,000, and the other in the Mer-
chants National Bank for $9,87S II.
Christiau Decker, County Commls-
sioner, asked that the Council give
what surplus rock they would have
left.from Main Street to the county,
to- be used on the road to Oak Hull
Cemetery, beyond the Longworth
tract.
On motion, the matter was referred
to the Committee on Streets and Al
legs, who were instructed to act
promptly. -
! On motion, all the bills against the
city were referred to the Committee
on Claims.
Ga motion, it was ordered hereafter
that ali bills against the city be sworn
to before the Clerk by those present
ing them. y ga las'sA
Chas. "A. McCutehan was appointed
Deputy Marshal on recommendation
of Observation-Disclosures
On motion, Henry Habenicht was
appointed Wood Measurer for upper
district, and John Dannettell for lower
district. M
On motion, John kaufman was APP
pointed fireman for Engine No. /.
A. NJ. McCriff, City Clerk, submit
ted his report for the fiscal year, as
follows, which was received and or
.dered, to be. entered on the minutes:
To HIS Honor the Mayor, and Common
{ Council Of the Guy Of Evansville:
1 submit herewith the balance sheet
taken from the City Ledger. .s
AIbwill be found TO differ from the Treas
urer's statement for two reasons:
First. Several sums have been paid TO
the Treasuferapd his receipts for the same
were neglected 10 be fled In my office.
Second. In some few cases debts and
that is, the Treasurer entered them TO one
account andI entered them to different
az count.
.IaUtG Respectfully submitted. fJ Is
"A. NJ. MCdRIFF, Clerk
City Clerks ON e, Evansville, April Is,
1868. ..#7sa $50
BALANCE ACCOUNT OF THE CITY
LEDGER, FROM APRIL IL, 1868, TO
April To- 1863.
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ER NE s.
For Other River Items see 7,afrd Pa0e.

| For other River Items see Third Page
The clouds, which had been some
what broken and erratic in their APP
pearance all afternoon yesterday,
massed their forces about shutdown
aud at Z o'clock last night poured
forth delu, ing rain, which con-
tinued until midnight, with favorable
symptoms of holding out until
morning. The rain was attended at
first with a fierce wind, nearly APP
preaching a tornado, up to nine
O'Clock, and the mostly grandly mag
nifcent lightning and earth-shaking
thunder ever witnessed. No pen
could describe the grandeur of this
awe inspiring display of the omnipo-
tenee of the Great Ruler of the Uni
verse.
. From cloud to cloud the rendIng light
ntngs rage,
TIL. in the furious elemental war,
dissolved, the whole precipitated mas
Ia broken floods and solid torrents pour
Aud we might say truly
Since [ was man
Such sheets OF fire, such bursts OF horrid
thunder,
such groans OF roaring wind and rain, 1
Remember to have heard" ......4
At times a dozen strokes of light
ming would fash athwart the clouds
parallel to the horizon, lighting up tie
whole earth with the NEST dazzling
glare, aud then thunders shook the
earth to its very foundations. The
rain poured down a food, deluging
the streets and cutters. 1t was an
awful night, and if the rain was gem
eral, as it appeared to be, it will cause
a speedy rise in the river......T The only
additional arrival up to midnight was
the Armada. from Cairo.....The
Quickstep, to Cairo; Sallie v. to Mt.
Vernon; Mollie Norton, to Hender-
son; Hartford, to Green River; Rapi-
dan No. 2. to Eastport, aud lobe
Hurt, to Little Wabash River, de-
parted. Hartford had
a splendid trip out.........The other
packets had moderate trips......The
Armada arrived at IL o'clock with
good trip......-.The Belle Lee vas at
Henderson as the Armada passed up,
but had just blown her whistle as a
signal for her departure |
Cora S. laid over at Louisville till
Sunday evening. and had not arrived
at INTERCHANGEABLE Louisa is an
nounced for Wabash River, this even |
ing, at 5 o'clock. She has elegant
passenger appointments. and popular |
and obliging officers. Get your Wa !
bash River freight ready.........The |
Rapidan No. 2 took out big trip last
night.........W. g. Brown & Co. will |
receive freight for the Louisa at all |
hours, to day. Haul it down.
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Joseph Stahlhoefer reported ST o.
for outside collections at upper mar
ket.
The Mayor reported that Asa Lyle
hart. Treasurer of the School Trus-
tees, had paid over to him the pro-
ceeds of the sale of the school house
aud lot on Main Street, in the Ninth
Ward, amounting to 81 1886 40, and
that he had paid the same into the
city treasury.
Report ofiWharfage from March 20,
to April 10. inclusive, showed that
STA % had been collected.
blr. Hopkins called the attention
Of the Committee on Cemeteries that
hogs and cattle were running at large
In the old graveyard. srrs scfe-
The petition of P. Roeder and
others, asking that certain lots be
filed, was referred to the Committee
on Nuisances.
The Mayor was ordered to remit
draft to New York for So. 302 so for
interest on Il. III & n. II. r. bonds due
the 1st of May.
MIR. Hopkins moved that the Mayor
have a bill drawn up to be presented
to the Legislature, asking that our
city charter be so changed or amended
as TO give the Council power to levy
more than seventy five cents for gen.
eral purposes This was the only cor
poration that he knew of in which
such a clause could be found in the
charter. He wanted power to levy all
that was necessary for general pur-
poses. The motion was adopted.
ButterwOrth and Kinney were al
lowed $50 81 for sidewalk. improve
ments. safsf tssssf n
Samuel Wyttenbaeh was directed
to assess the lower district, and j.
w. Collins the upper district. These
are the regularly elected assessors.
Messrs. Semonin and Orr were ap-
pointed a committee to make arrange
ments with ShackeIford Il Parrett to
act as city attorneys, and report at
the nextmeeting.
Mr.. Lowry appeared before the
Council, and wanted to know if he
could do certain things in bowldering
Main Street that would save some
$500 for the property holders. No
action was taken on his proposition,
which was in regard to the amount of
gravel that he should put on the
street.
On motion, adjourned.
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REcJRDER's CoURT.-Business is
improving before the Recorder, and
two cases were disposed Of yesterday.
Robert Powell, an Irishman, who
lives at St. Louis, was found drunk,
awful drunk in fact, and was arrested
on Saturday. and reposed ia the lock-
up until yesterday morning. lie was
fined 50 Go. but as he only had So 20,
the Recorder took So 90, and let him
have the 20 cents, on promise that he
would depart the city. ~
Charles Daum, for assault and bat
terry, was fined 50 30, which he paid
The chap assaulted was an IrishmaD,
who tried to swiudle Charley out Of
pay for a bath" aud the assault
consisted in his laying hold of him,
and telling him to pay him.
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FIRE AT HENDERSON. - At ten
o'clock last night, in the midst of the
deluging rain aud the grand display
of celestial pyrotechuy that prevailed,
FIRE broke out ia Henderson, and
for nearly three quarters of an hour
the dark panolply OF cloud that
shrouded the earth, was brilliantly
Illuminated We learn by passen-
gers who came up on the Armada,
which was about two or three miles
above Henderson, when the fire broke
out, that it was In the lower part of
the city. some three or four squares
below the steamboat. landing The
telegraph was not working, aud we
could obtain no definite information
on the subject. 3 lsasat' boss.
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gcHench'6 PuIm0nie 8Trr0-

seaweed Tonic. and Mandrake Pills Wi
cure Consumption, Liver Complaint. aud
Dyspepsia, 81 taken according 20 th8 diroo.
lions. They are nli three 20 be taken nf
the same time. They ol8nnoa the stomach.
relax TIE liver, aud put it 90 work; then
tha Rppetite becomes good the food digcria
aud makes good blood tas patient begins
10 grow Ia flesh the diseased matter ripeur
IA faiuugs and the patient oufsroWa the
disease and eets wen. 1ha ia tha only way
20 cure Consumption.
40 these thee medicines Dr. j. u.
scheuck. OF Phnndeiphia, owes his unris
failed eueaam ln the treatment of Fulm0a
nary Consumption. The pulmonic Syrup
hpeta the morbid matter IN che lungs.
natnna thn0fTH a. 90 by an oaay eEpeCtOra-
ton, lqI when tho phiegn Or matter Or
ripe slight cough VIII throw 10 on. ana
lie patient has rest and the lungs begin
10 heal,
10 DO thls, the 8eaWood Tonic sad Man
Quake Plils ulust be freely aaed ~ cleanse
tine etomacb and liver, so that the Pa
monte sgrHp ana rho iooa viii mako 5000
blood.
p5ehenrE p AfaudraEe Fula aef gpun tho
liver, Telnuv ua an ohsirueuona, relax tha
ducts oi the ei,ii biaader the bile atartg
freely. and she uYer l1 soon relieved the
stools VIA chow what the Pills can doi no.
thlug nas ever Doen ingsntad except Gallo.
incl a deadly poison, which 81 very dan-
gei 0ua ~ use, uniaaa VIA greet sarel ihat
| VII pniocE rhe gan bladder and start the
seeretloul Of the aver axe aehenek'a Man
| drake plih
LIVER Complaint la one 81 tha most
prominent taubea Of Consumption.
seheneHH Henwted Tonic 81 "a gentle
atmuinnia lh alternative. ana ihe nlhnM
made uf ASSISTS the stomach 60 throw OFT
the gastric juice % diHaulVe the food with
tho FuimnmlO sTrup aud is made into
good blood Without leffueutaiiun or Hourr
ing in THE stomach,
Dr. BchoncE. ln hi8 treatment does not
cry 30 top cough, nieut sWesia, ehll.ss
All stop Of tier own nocord. No Que cau
be cured ofCgnaump liOn, Liver Complaint.
Throat unless tho liver aud stomach oru
made healthy
Wien thers iH no lung disease, aud only
Liver Complain QUO Dyspepsia, sehenckh
suiiicicnt, without Lnu Fulmonie syrup.
Take the Nundrukr Pulls freely lu nA
ltufmie.a.
Dr. sehenos, who hag enjoyed unIntor-
fupted healai for many years past and
now WEIGHS ~ pOuudH, was wasted sway
~ q mere slltint0n, in the very last aiaEa
clans having pronounced hia Gaze hope
less aud a3ffiuuneA him 20 MS talos aa
was cured D3 the Aforesaid incidence.
Full directions accompany each, maE-
ing III not aDa OlutelV mnCHH#MrW Cd mBa Nr.
schenalr un leaB paticnts wish their lungs
examined end iOr This purpose be- ia pros
8esa4omally az hiss principal once Ehilna
deiplJa. every Saturday, Whe1e ana letters
of advice mlst be nddroaeed.
price on The Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-
weed Tonic. each ID % per bottle. on s1 Goa
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25e. per boa.
For sale by AL druggists
fe2 dAWly spa
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PERsoNAL.-W. w. Crawford, of
the famous house of Brandeis & Craw-
ford, Louisville. is ia the city.
We had the pleasure of Meeting in
the city, last evening. Judge Nat.
Usher, of Yincennes. General VIM.
Harrow was registered at the Sher-
wood House yesterday.
D. p. Millholland. ESD, Agent of
the Merchants Union Express Com
pany at Terre Haute, arrived in the
city last night to attend Court.
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LOST AND FoUND.-A Mrs. Harris.
of Rock Grove. Arkansas, and rela-
tive of 81. Hughes, late chief clerk of
the Rapidan No. 2, came to this city
on that boat Sunday night, and yes
terday was in the city, shopping
When about ready to return to the
boat, she missed her pocket book,
containing all her money! eonsid-
cradle sum. She Immediately COM
menced diligentsearchf for il, but with
out avail. and returned to the boat
with sad and heavy heart, with no
hope Of ever recovering her lost treas
ure. Fortunately the fact of the loss
was incldeutly mentioned in the
presenee of d. g. Mark, Esq, and in
few minutes after, Mat. Henning,
Esq. produced the pocket book. with
it's contents all safe. He had found
it on the corner of Main and First
Streets The lady accurately de-
seribed the contents of the pocket
book, to-wit: Three one hundred
dollar bills and So So ia snail bills
and postal currency, aud $50 in Little
Rock city orders, and she was over.
whelmned with JOY when it was re-
stored to her. Ii was extremely for
tunate for her that it fell into honest
hands.
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BUSINESS IN FHE CITY.
Report for the Month of March.

From the office of the Assistant
Collector of Internal Revenue we OBJ
tain the following statistics of the
business of the city for the month
of March
DRY GOODS.
Ten dry goods houses report sales
agere eating 1928, $50, divided as fol-
lows. $50. O00, s45, 900, $4,000. ST.
900, $4,000, $4,000. $4,000, $4,000,
81, $50, Sc, scoops. $50.
GROCERIES.
Twelve houses report sales as fol-
lows S33 I3O, S31, 600, $28, 900, s27, 800,
S25. OOo, s21, 900, $4,000, $4,000,
81, 900. $4,000, $1,000, $4.500-s232. :
$50.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Three houses report sales as fol-
lows. 1900, S27 900, s10,000-$87 :
600.
MANUFACTURES.
Twenty-seven manufacturing estab-
lishments report sales ranging from
5000 to $23, $50 eleven running over
so, 000-aggregatiug 1851 ,951.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Two houses report sales as follows:
S15, 900, $4,000 -$21, 000
CLOTHING
One clothing house reports sales to
the amount of SO 900.
HARDWARE.
Two houses report as follows: $21,
900, sl2 .0OO-S33. 900.
IRON.
Two houses report sales as follows;
$18, 600, S8,00O-S26. 600
COMMISSION SAILS.
Three houses report as follows S72,-
600, s., 900, 81, -$76, 600
COMMERCIAL BROKERS.
One house reports sales to the
amount of 81. 500
HARNESS, ETC
Oae house reports sales to The
amount of 81 500
QUEENSW
0ne house reports sales aggregating
Sll 900.
HATS AND GAPS.
One house sold to the amount of
So, 600.
CONNECTIONS.
One house reports sales amounting
to 50 600.
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L. Pnraal - -.

The efficacy Of HOsTBTTERfs CELL
DRAFTED 5rJMACH HITTERa De q ne.
ciae for recruiting The enfeebIad body and
cheering che Responding mind hna passed
Into proverb. fn the United States. where
lhis marvellous tOnlc has borne down ail
opposlgon aud collapsed an rivalry the
demand Tor AZ has annually Increased iu o.
heavier ana heavier ratio FOR years until.
~ last, the regular sales Of this prepare
ton exceed those 0f all other atomachlca
combined,e Emiucnt members Of the med
ical . oicsaiol and hospital surgeon with
out number, nave caudldiy admitted thnt
the pharmacormla OF tine faculty contains
no prescription chat produces such benod-
clai effects ip dgfpepsiaf general debility
aud nervous disease, as HoBTHrrEIta
BITTERa. 40 use the language ~ q ven-
cradle physician OF New York, The BE
ters ass the purest stinulaat and the
safest tonic We nave" Bnt the uses Of the
great vegetable antldote ave much more
comprehensive than such praise would
imply. ~ q PnEPAHAroHT AHrrb0rE 90
epidemic diseaHe, o. genial a0muiant
promoter of conatituuonai vinor. am npno-
tier d omhchlc, and N remedy tor nerve
GUS debility. no medicinal Braparntfru
hae eves attnlued lac reputation of HDHa
IEILEh.- ElAAEH5. lt 81 the HOUSE,
HOLD lgAAy on the AME HAgAM EMlr
PIE ana iu all human probability wiil
mates Of 5cieQca recognize its meritgi ana
that n ia emphatoally the medicine Of thr
inaases. Do proved BY ita vest and ever
lucrea ing 1ale8,
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aorHERsi MOTHERsl MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL 40 PhGCUR
Mrs. Wlnslgwa Soothing Syrup

This valuable preparation has been ustE
ougca.
II not only relieves the child from pain,
Dat lhkiE0rnlon tile htuIuach and uoWala.
eol reefs aeldliy " ana EiFna tone una ongrTT
30 TIE Wnole lylious 40 win also Instantly
IelisFotiRfPlaa In Tnn boWEHa ami WrEu
DUI4e.
We believe 30 10 the Beet and suFsaf REM
ely tII the 1D0rid GA an caaaa 81 UDarnfrFH
aud Db0fThW0 Gi children, whgthGr nriFiuH
from ieethlmil or amy other cause.
hull dlrBcfipmh tQr using Will necnmp nmW
each bDltie,
BE anfe hnd can Ion MRS. W4M8LUWh
61D1h INC DNMDfF having the fu1sgGra
fte o. " 1umIIa ~ fhltEtH1" GA the outside
wfhRpef. an othen are base Initiation
le24 daWDui
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REcAeIruLAr1oN.

By comparison with the report for
last month it will be seen that bust
ness has vastly increased; indeed it
has almost doubled. This is a highly
gratifying showing, and is another
evidence Of the rapidly growing i'm
poFtance of our city in commercial
point of view. When it is remem-
bered that the returns only include
those 10 excess of $50, 1000 sold by the
respective houses during the year,
and when it is taken into eoDsidera-
ton the vast number Of business
houses in the city selling under $780,
600 worth of goods annually. faint
conception may be had of the amount
of business done in the city during
the year.
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CONCERT PosTP0NED.-We re greet
to learn that, owing to the sickness
of three or four Of the most promi-
nent lady singers, the concert of the
Philharmonic Society has been post
poned for one week. It will there
fore not come off on Thursday and
Friday evenings, as advertised. We
trust that the members who are sick
will get we'll in the meantime, and
that our citizens may have the pleas
ure Of hearing the Society on Thurs
day and Friday of next week.
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A New CoMBNATIoN.-As will be
seen by their card elsewhere, Mr..
Marsh Atkisson has become a part
ner of the firm of Martin, Gardner &
Co., house that is rapidly build
ing up a large tobacco trade in
this city Mr. Atkisson is an active
aud energetic young man of large bust
ness experience, and will, we doubt
not, prove a valuable acquisition to
the firm.
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against Dan. Aikeu-suit for wages
was taken up, and large number of
colored witnesses testified. The case
was tried before the Judge, and no
jury was impannelled. 1t has not
been decided yet. Several persons
were fined in small amounts for sell
ing linHor.
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Nav MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
BUmDINa.-We were shown, yester-
day, the drawings for the new bank
building to be erected during the
coming Summer, by the Merchants
National Bank, on the corner of Main
and First Streets, on the site of the
building now occupied by Messrs.
Shanklin Il Reilly, and the building
adjoining on Main Street. The build
ing, if completed according to the
drawings, which are by Mr.. Mursinna,
the accomplished architect, will be
unquestionably the most elegant and
imposing structure in the city.
The building will have four story
front elevation on Main Street, 50 feet
WIDE, extending on First Street 90
feet deep. with a basement rising
three feet above the level of the
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THROUGH TRAIN.-We learn that
it is probable that the contemplated
through train on the E. Il G. Railroad
will be put on next week, perhaps
next Monday. This train will be a
great convenience. Ii will leave here
some time in the afternoon, making
connections through for indianapolis,
and evea reaching CFestline next
morning in time for breakfast. The
train from the North will reach here
some time in the forenoon. This
will make two through passenger
trains both ways daily on this road,
and will be a change that will be
acceptable to all. The officers of the
road are entitled to the thanks of the
community for the proposed change.
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TRINITY MIFE.-Another of those
delightful social reunions that every
body so much enjoys, viii be given
by the ladies of Trinity NJ. i. Church
to night, and which should be largely
attended. A cheaper or more rational
entertainment was never devised e
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DAN CAsFELLo's CIRCUS AND MEN
AGERIE.-Capt. Sol r. SilVers, busi-
ness manager of Dan. Castello's great
show, dropped in upon Us yesterday.
de informs us that the grand COM
olnstion win arrive ia here by the
Noble Norton and barge this morn
lag, and will treat our citizens to a
free exhibition--a grand procession
through the streets of the city-and
in the afternoon and evening y,f;.
give their grand entertainments under
canvas. The great merits of Castello,s
Circus and Menagerie are too weIt
known to our citizens to require and
eulogy at our hands. OF course eyery
body will go to see for themselves.
Remember they remain for one day
only.
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CIT n E W S .

COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.-Our reg
ular weekly market and financial and
commercial summary will be found
on the third page of to days JoUR
NAL. Our readers can depend on the
correctness of the quotations.
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A elarEy man, while residing ln South
AmRrIen as "a mtHalOnaryt Uncovered %
aafe and sim Ole remedy Tor the euro oi
Nervous W oa EmeaH, Barry Decay DlEoMaa1
Df tine Urinary and seminal 0rgAm8, aud
the whole train Of disorders brought on by
banefui and vicious habits. Great mum
berL have been cured BY this noble rem
edY Prompted by desire 20 h8uant sue
nfnlCted and unfortunate VIII send tuo
recipe for preparing and using this medl-
cine, IA q sealed envelope - any one who
needs IL. free ~ charge. Address
TD8HEH I. lNMAM.
Btatiun ID, Minla House,
ial2 ia wBm tsp M New York City
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DE- Schuermann a. Burford, at
the Opera Drug Store, NO.18 South
First Street, Chambers Block, have
received their new stock of Perfumes,
Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes, Combs,
and Toilet Spans
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MADE TO 0RDER-Everything 10
the Shoe line. Also, the most COM
plete stock of ready made custom
work, and the cheapest for CASH, to
be found in the Ohio Valley.
aprl5 TURNER & KUMLER.
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CITY CoUNCIL-The proceedings
of the City Council in to -day's paper
will be found very interesting, aud
embrace matters of considerable im-
poTtance
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BEFoRE EsouIRE WALKER-Ther

BEFORE ESQUIRE WALKER.-There
was case of assault aud battery tried
yesterday before Justice Walker. As
neither of the parties have heretofore
figured very mucn 10 any of our courts,
at their own request we withhold
their names. The affair was compro-
missed by the defendant agreeing to
pay nominal fac and-costs amount
ing to Sl3.
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BG5- The stock of Perfumeriess and
fine Toilet Articles kept by T. @.
BridwelI & Co, corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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River nlannfehes.

ST. PAUL, MINI, April 19.-Ravs
igation on tine Mississippi River is
DOW open to this city. The ice went
out Of Lake Pepin this morning.
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ssfhe IndIana 6oIdIer. .

AGENTS WANTED TO canvass fot
" The Indiana Soldier" In the war
for the Union. A rare chance to
make money ExDerienced agents
are making SO to S15 day. Call on
Nj. S. Holman. at the Sherwood
House, on Monday and Tuesday, the
18th and 10th inst. None but .e8-
perienced agents need apply. ap19-2t
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