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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un.
~ dcrsigncd has been appointed Nd
ministrator of the estate ofJohn Wcickcr
late or Dubois county. deceased.
said Estate is supposed to hc solvent.
FRANCIS BUCHTA. Admir-.
| b. Euettncr, Atty. Nov. 20, 60-St.
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JOHN FISHER.
TAILOR.

In tho germ,rsheim HOUSE on East Main Street. hss
~ inst uren.d a fine sortnc Of goods. whirn he
IA invites the pablo to inspect. lie wv make up
~ 1uhnr reronag., confident shs, 10 cannot be beat In
making VI, gsnteren's veat. Give me rcsIu
~ isfo.v JONI MHER.
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q YOUNG slLN.

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asIf you want any Window Glass
Paints. Varnishcs. or Linsccd oil, 10 tc
". PIcKuARpT, IIuntinsburS, Ind.
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uss ths magnificent cake. donated by
Mrs. Captain Dexter, and prepared
BY George Ramsey, the pastry cook OF
the Quickstep. 1t was most taste
fully and artistically designed, and
was greatly admired. No description
that we could give of it would 10 1t
Justice. 1t should be seen to be APP
preciated, and an opportunity viii be
afforded to-day from IL A. NJ. to
Pm.
In the basement most sumpsuous'
elegant. and delicious supper vas SET
to which ample justice was done by
the multitude present. The large
supply of choice provisions on hand
induce the young ladies to rep'at the
entertainment TO night. A nominal
admission fee will be charged at the
door. and refreshments will deserved
to order. There is no place where
the young ladies and gentlemen OF
the eity-or the elderly ones ether
can spend a more pleasant SEEMING,
and the young ladies cordially invite
all to come and see them again to-
night.
A magnificent lunch will be set to-
day from eleven till two O'Clock, and
every business man in the dty IS IN
vited to call aud obtain a g9'd square
lunch, with the fairest attendants.
A DELIGHTFUL HoP.-A number
of our Hebrew fellow citizens cele
bratcd the closing days of he Pass
over week by a delightful hop al
Masonic Hall last night-ole of the
most recherche little social gatherings
that we have witnessed fT a long
time. The party was Just large
enough to be real soeiable and the
assembIage comprised some Of the
most beautiful aud fascinating youne
damsels Of the city, and the whole
constituted a scene Of genuine socia
enjoyment.
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swipiled eut Of MaiE Asseet sad thai
Stockfeth did not believe thai
Kuehn intended to put Henderson
gravel on Sycamore Street. The
gravel could not be brought here for
that price.
Rocker defended Keuhns position,
and declared that if the city decided
to pay higher price than had been
bid. he would not pay till he was COM
PEELED to.
Jones called for the question, and
said to Rocker that they did not want
any threats.
Reitz thought Jones wanted to
force the motion through. The men
that had to pay for the work had some
rights, and that he aud Jones did not
have to pay for it
Stockfeth's motion to award the
contract to Haffsy & Boyle was then
voted down by vote of 2 yeas to 6
noes.
Reitz moved that Tom McAvoy
be discharged from the City lock up.
He was being kept there at the city s
| expense, aud it was shame. 1t was
so ordered.
A sovereign from the outside en-
| tered inside the bar and moved that
Jim Mulligan be turned out of the
| Lock -up.
Mr.. Jones rose to point of law.
| He believed it was the law that VIXEN
five eighths of the property holders
petitioDed the Council to have the
street improved, the Council must
do it.
The Mayor read the ordinance.
John Smith said he had got up
the petition, and had specified that
particular kind Of gravel.
After considerable conversation,
Steele moved to RECONSIDER the vote,
by which Haffey q Boyle's bid was
rejected
Rocker was not prepared to 60 into
this measure. He was not willing to
pay the higher bid.
Pat Boyle wanted to make an ex.
PLANTATION, but Rocker refused to yield
the floor.
The motion to reconsider was ther
carried by 5 to B.
Rocker was still not satisfied. He
was willing TO have the street lm
proved, but was not willing to force
the people to pay 50 600 or 81, OOI
more than the lowest bidder.
He then moved an amendment tina
the letting be postponed for twent,
days.
The vote being taken, resulted in ;
tie, and the Mayor voted 40, so tn
letting was not postponed. Ayes
Blemker, Reitz, Rocker and Meske r
Noes-SteeIe. Jones, Stockfeth ant
Schriber and the Mayor.
Herman Fendrich wanted hearing
The vote was then taken on Stock
heth's motion to award the contrac
to Hafey & Boyle, and resulted
Ayes = Steele, Jones, Stock heth
Shcriber and the Mayor. Noes
Blemker, Reitz, Rocker and Mesker
! So the contract was awarded to Hatfe
4 & Boyle, by the casting vote OF tn
/, Mayor.
The Council then adjourned.
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HIRAM NELSON,
JNO. 4. GLOVER,
CALEB DAVIDSON,
Committee.
cOupciI PrO5sodings- pccial Session

JUuE Gil EEoGccuiu9c - pcCiGi oCSStVH'
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Evansville, April !, 1863.
The Council met pursuant to adj
iournment Present His Honor,
Mayor Walker, ami Counciimen Blem
ker, Steele, Jones, Stockheth, SchTi-
Der, Reitz, R@lker and Mesker. Alb
.ent-Couuciiman Kolle.
The reading of the minutes was
dispensed with.
Jones moved to reconsider the mo-
ton 10 take new bids.
Objections were made, and it was
suggested that no such vote had been
had.
After some conversation the motion
was seconded.
Jones did not think it would be
lawful to take new bids without new
advertisement
Reitz said the Council was rot
obliged to let contract on an adver-
tisement. They could hold it over
for three months or longer. He
wanted to get the work done as low
as possible. He wanted compost
ton in the matter. There were
plenty of men wanting work, and
there might be more BIDS IN tonight
than on the last night.
Jones had no objection if all would
acqulesce.
TIE ordinance was read.
Steele denied the right of the Coun-
Gil to admit new bids, as the matter
! had been referred TO a committee who
| had agreed upon the propriety OF
awarding the contract TO the lowest
Ga request, the report of the COM
| mittee was read.
cchriber moved that they go into
an election on that report.
Jones insisted that his motion be
first disposed Of.
| to reconsider, aud was Carried. ReItz
alone voting against the reconsldera-
ton.
award the contracts On the bids,
which was seconded by jones.
Reitz said he wanted to know who
vas To get the powders ~ the one
hundred feet that has Already been
j s. Lowry SAID if ne got the con-
tract he would allow thecity for any
material there might be all it was
worth.
Steele suggested that He report Of
the Engineer be first read,
The report of the Engineer was
; than read. setting forth that there
: would be 4.5235 cubic ya:ds of exca-
The vote was then taken, and the
contract was awarded to Jacob ;.
Lowry, by vote of Sven yeas to one
nay.
! might be some trouble abolt the i'm
proyement of Sycanore Street, as
Z. there was q lower i'd than that at
= which il was proposed to let it.
J. Considerable discussion ensued.
Mr.. HafFey made 81 explanation.
Mr., Keuhn was aked if he de-
! sired to make an explanation. He
h replied that he woul not have any
n thing to do with it He had been
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HEivnr HpisnatCllen.

PITIsBURG, April I.-Weather cloudy.
Thermometer 340. * nongahela is feet
and falling.
CINCINNATI, A pril 1.-The river has risen
Is inches, with 70 Ieet in the channel. Inc
weather Is wet; has beed raining the lbsG
u hours. THERMOMETER Is.
LOUISVILLE, April - Port List q. A.
Thorn p~OD, nom Cincinnati; Lady Grace,
10 M -sOugI RNer; ADeOna, ST. LOUIS 10
Gu cinuau; sam. j. Hale, Cincinnati to
Memphis: Chiffon, MemDnis 30 Cincinnati /;
CatnfelIa, Nashville 10 BIJtsburE; Cnarnef;
C1Dclnnati 10 Evansville; II. IL. Lee, from
New Jr4c ans. River rising steadily with
2215 feet water in The canal, 2O1a leet on the
fans, and 1917 over the ROCKS. Wea her
unsettled ana cold. Business IMPROVE z.
CAIRO, April l.-Belle Memphis, Mem
phis, ST. Louis, A. NJ; Louisiana, Cincin-
natl New Orleans, \. NJ; Great Republic,
New orleans, ST. Louis, A. NJ city Cairo,
81. Louis, NicKsbnfg, A. NJ; Alice Dean,
lew Oceans, cine nnHII; Indiana, New
Orleans, Louisville, r. N. River rose 10
inches. Gear.
MEMPHIS, AYTiI I've ,ther clear and
suddenly turt Ell TOOL. The river Is risIug
The 4. -. Lee, two days and sixteen hours
OuG from New Orleans, ana Belle -. LOUIS
passed up; the OllYe Brancn passed down.
Ihe NaLOL1a has been purchased Dy the
Memphis and Arkansas Packet Line, aud
viii De puJ IN that trade.
NASHVILLE, April I.-River falling, with
y feet water ON Harpeth shoals. Weather
suoWery. ArIivsd-MiIbrey and Alpha,
Upper Cumberland. De odrJed-N ash vile,
Cairo; New FORK, Pittsburg.
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l. O. O. F.-TrlbRte Of Respect.
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
April l 1868.

90 The Officers end Br9fIrrs Of Horn
ing Star Lodge, 4 o. 7, l. y. q. r.:
WHEREAS, The great Creator and
preserver Of all things, and who doeth
all things well, has, II His wisdom,
token from our midst our beloved
Brother, e. K. ID. Langley, in the
prime Of life; therefore,
BE- Il Re8oiV d, That IA the death
Of Brother Langley the community
has lost a worthy aud respected cltl-
zen; his wife an atfeCtioDate hus-
band; his children toting father,
and the fraternity a worthy DAD Eel
low.
Res0}ued, That in the death Of
Brother Langley we are again warned
Of the uncertainty and tenure of life
and the certainty Of death, and that
it behooves Us all to be ready to obey
the summons at any moment when
| called
Reso2cec1, That as proof Of oUr re
gard for Brother Langley, that oul
| charter be draped IL mourning FOL
the next thirty days.
Reso.red, That we tender to the
wife and children Of Brother Lang
! les our sincere 'sympathies IL then
! bereavement.
Resoi0ed, That copy OF thes
resolutions be presented to the faml
" OF our deceased brother, and tina
they be published IN the Evansvill
JOURNAL.
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Queries for The Mayor.

Editors Journal:
Mayor Walker, in his report of the
condition Of the affairs Of the city.
made on the 22d Of March, 1869
states that the 8 outstanding city
bonds. reported April Ii, 1868, issued
in 1867. and previous TO 1867. !"
amounted to the sum Of $33 $50 48
On the Both March, 1869, he declines
permitting the committee to see the
book in which the city bonds are reg
istered, for the reason, as he says,
that the other books OF the city will
furnish the same information. On
the 31st March, 1869, he informs the
committee that he has no such book
and never had any such book in his
possession. Now. if there is no such
boo6 in Mayor Walkers possession
how does he know what amount Of
city bonds are now or ever were out
standing?
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THE CHURCH SUPPER.-The sup
per given at Concert Hall last night,
bv the young ladies of the Vine Street
PRESBYTERIAN Church, was q magnid-
cent success, and reflected the high
est credit on the accomplished ard
fascinating young ladies having the
matter in charge. The attendance
was very large, the spacious hall being
crowded all evening. Almost all the
various religious denominations in
the city were represented, and the
most cordial socialibility existed.
Fine music was produced by the
amateur string band, who received
warm encomiums for their efficiency
The Hall was most tastefuliy orna
mented, and there was splendid ais
play OF magnificent cakes. and aouno
anee of ice cream and other refresh
ments dealt out by fair hands Will
willing smiles. The great attraction
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AN INDIGNANT DEMoCRAT.-We
heard, yesterday, of a little case that
is worth publishing. McGrew had
painted a card to be hung up In the
Phoenix Saloon, which had on it the
portraits OF Grant and Seymour, and
read as follows: We will not Grant
any more credit, until we Seymour
changed The card was sent to the
Saloon, and an Irishman, who was
about half drunk, happened to be in
when it was brought in, and happen
ing to see it. construed it as an insult
and grabbing it, exclaimed, d" Bad
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Editors JournaI:


Mayor Walker first refuses to de
liver or exhibit to the Investigating
Committee the book In which is reg
istered the bonds issued by the city,
and Informs the Committee that the
same information can be procured
from the other books in the Clerk 5
Office. The next day, upon being
again applied to for the book, he de
MES thathe has.or ever had, possession
of any such book. 1t seems to me
that the Mayor. by such conduct,
places himself in a most upenyiable
predicament Who can suggest any
possible or plausible reason. consist
ent. with fair dealing. why the book
referred to, like all other books Of The
city, should not be open 10 the inspee-
zion Of any respectable citizen.
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BG- The Republicans of the First
Ward will remember the meeting to-
night at Myers grocery, at the head
of Second Street. Turn out in your
strength, First Warders. Professor
Bucks Cornet Band will be in at
tendance.
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Sixth ward Rally

The Republicans of he Sixth
Ward, and all who are opposed to ex-
cessive taxes and the reckless squan-
dering Of the peoples money, are re-
ouested to meet at John Seantlin S
Tin Shop, on Fulton Avenue, at q
o'clock this (Friday) night. Turn
out in your might and have good
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NEGLECTED CoUGHs AND Colds
Few are aware of the importance Of
checking a Cough or Common Cold"
in its first stage, that which in the
beginning would yield to a mild
remedy, if neglected, soon preys upon
the Lungs. s BrOaon's Bronchial
Troches, or COUGH LoZENGERs, afford
instant relief.
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Chnnge or YOtlng Places.

The Voting Place in the First
Ward has been changed to
Hyer's Grocery, corner Second and
Coloan Streets.
The Voting Place in the Second
Ward has cen changed to
Habeaicht's Grocery. cOrHer Oak and
Fourth Streets.
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REcoRDER's CoURT. This officer
continues to do fair share OF bust
ness.
Messrs. Jim Taylor and Jim Clerk
ms, two African full bloods, had been
drunk and fighting, having raised a
glorious old muss at a Niger bali, a
few nights ago. They were docketed
guilty, and each was assessed 50 %.
which is a very low rate for affairs Of
this kind, as a plain drunk generally
brings that much.
Jim Mulligan, the irrepressible
rip shorter, nip sorter. " and
half boss half alligator sort of a
cuss was again brought before the
grand Tycoon, charged with being on
pleasant little drunk. He acknowi-
edged the corn, and was mulcted IL
the sum of SIS %, which he paid
Why acont Jim keep sober and save
his money, in place of having to pay
out so much for doing wrong.
Mollie Brown. a demi monde, was
next in order, charged with using
obscene and vulgar language 10 some
ladies in the street cars. The Re
eorder fined her So and costs, amount
ing to IS 20 in the aggregate. Sht
got of light enough.
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Come and See Them y!

All the new and elegant styles Of
Ladies' Walking Boots, such as
" Naiad Queen" Bycicle" and Fifth
Avenue" Also side aud front lace
scollopee top Serg eGaiters, and the
most beautiful assortment Of Ladies',
Misses and Children's French Peb
Goat Walking Boots ever seen IN any
one house. No house IN any eastern
city can show more beautiful and
tasty goods than Is displayed in my
windows to day.
1t j. S. Kicker, 60 Main st.
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REV ERR n e w s,



At noon yesterday the clouds broke
away, and by night The sky was perfectly
clear.........The wind rose about A O'Clock,
and soon increased to g gale, blowing
from the northwest by west, what boat
men call q brigazee," and the mercury
fell rapidly, rendering it quite cold before
midnight.
The additional arrivals and departures
up 10 midnight include the Champion,
from Cincinnati to 81. Louis; Tarascon,
Louisville anu return; Quickstep, to Cairo;
Molie Norton, TO Henderson; Hartford,
to Green River; Clara Scott, to Wa
bash River; Lewellin, TO Eastport; Cora
S., Arkansas River TO Cincinnati.
The Champion had good trip OF both
freight and people. The WIND was SO hlgh
and the river 50 rough that Captain Grubb
very prudently laid by mere to let 1t grow
calmer. She added some fifteen or twenty
through passengers here.........The packets
all went out with excellent trips........T he
| Tarascon had an excellent trip. We were
d lighted to see Captain Hollcroft again
on board, and in pretty good health. He
Is one OF natures true nobility MO
wards midnight the wind seemed to in
/ crease, and thick, dark clouds gath
cred as if for a huge snow storm,
and the air was Wintry and bleak.
The Rose HIte Will be on the track again
next week.........,.... The Indiana and Alice
Dean passed Cairo last evening at seven
O'Clock, and VIII be here this evening .........
Our Memphis dispatch says the X. f.. Lee
passed that port, two days and sixteen
hours out from New 0rleans.........The an
nounceInent of her arrival at Louis
vile is nanif silly an error.....-...........rhe
| Champioa was sill at the whar
at Inilnight, wind bound....................
The Tarascon did not return from Hen
derson till near midnight. =. 1.-The Cora 3
arrive about 10 O'Clock with q moderate
freight. she discharged Two head OF cattle
here, and added some fre1ght.....The wine
contiDued >bo1steroEs TIL after midnight
and boats deepy loaded couIG not process
with safety ...-....Tae Lewellin was still a
the wharf at midnight.
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gEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale or Lezse.

-s% OCR ANo EMP. AHED Ar
- EVANSVILLE, IND; with Engine
Boiler, Pumps, and ali machinery neces-
eary to the immediate and successful
working OF the same.
Tine Dock IS about two hundred Goo feet
long by about fifty 500 feet In breadthi IS
nearly new, and l. In good condition.
Tine Yard and Dock has been doing a
good business to within the past mon IN.
The reason for offering the same for SAFE
or lease now is the oeasn OF the IlahaSSI
since that time
Terms Will be made easy 70 soOQ par les
by applying 70 .,o-,, ,,-.,s4
JOHN a. RElTL, PresldepL,
At Crescent Foundry,
ap2 dot Evansville Ind.
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FIR n WARD RALLY.

The Republicans of the First Ward
will hold meeting at John Meyer 5
Grocery, at the head of Second
Street, on
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL %,
At q o'clock, to organize for the
election by appoinging Rallying and
Challenging Committees, and to have
a good time generally.
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Meeting In the Ninth Ward.

The Republicans of the Ninth Ward
will meet tonight, at Philip Klein :
lhop. A full attendance is desired.
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THIRD WARD MEETING.

The Republicans of the Third Ward
will hold a business meeting at CAPT
KLAtTSS'. corner Locust and SIKH
Streets. on THURSDAY EVEN
ING.
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General Grant Pap
Is Getting Better,
Ann

Flour is Getting Worse.
WE offer the following brands of
Flour at the following rates:
bingham I" Moonlight" s. per
barrel.
Igleheart's ." Southern Mills" s.
per barrel.
Michigan Stumptail," s. per
barrel.
We also have the Cynthiana
Mills, " " Telegraph Mills, T" /" HilIyer's
Best" &c. II. ID. ALLIs q Co.
mch1l
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Fnnrlh Mard RalIY Tn.night.

The Republicans of the Fourth
Ward will hold meeting this (Fri-
day. evening, Agril 2.
AT MOZART HALL,
At u o'clock. There will be good
music aud good speakers. Let the
Republicans turn out in their
strength.
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luck to We. may be yea don't like Gay
more" tearing it up, and entirely de-
stroying it. He thought it was vie
ipsinuatiou against Saymore, and
nnnldn't stand IL.
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Republican Meeting In the Second
Ward

The Republicans of the Second
Ward will meet at Lant's shop, on
this (Friday) evening, at y o'clock,
to make arrangements for the election
on Monday.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

B@- Linen finish Paper Collars at
only 10 cents a box at the Collar De
pot OF Strouse Bros, No. 50 Main
Street z 1t
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Removal.

Geissler & DeLang, jewelers., have
removed to their new store, No. "a
Main Street, where they will be
pleased to see their friends and the
public generally, and will take great
pleasure IN showing them through
their stock.
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B See advertisement Of dock ami
ship yard for sale in another column.
This is a rare opportunity to make
moneD.
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ga Remember the Fourth Ward
meeting tonight at Mozart Hall. Re-
Dublicaus be on hand.
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Boys SHoEs.-We have provided
an unusually large stock Of Boys and
Youths Calf, Custom Made Shoes,
for Spring wear. Have some better
ones than were ever sold here before.
Z rsons who have been In the habit
of buying pair mouth, should call
and see something that will cost but
little more and wear three times as
long. TURNER q KUMLER.
mar29.