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state bonds have been more ac1ve than for several
days, The Oil 1cune,acCs being nm ~ CO., SDI'., tao
new tucuatiug between 49, and Sit. with llte trau-
sections n IS. The North CafulIas were ssruuC p IS
for old q rev rising = 2 cent. o. q New NrgutHs
were dIll 10 g. and Missouri 80. Ifanaibu ana =. DO
sep~ e-u' 90 g. South Carolina new, seiuug a. az
(Janaa aud july, aud " (Apri anu Oct01erl. Lon,
.aua G Stse steady al 20 aud Arka sas ~ city
bank shares sI;S - foloss: American Exchange ~
Tenth National ct rs, h~wa, mortgages were stroag
on well distributed dealings. Fgsts OF G. &. aud l. e.
sold NJ x. .s sCrofr-. 9.A Morris and Essex nrsts
10 secoLd, 9.t Quincy nd foledo nrEts teN. int y
81 Union Puciucs Sc aud Ccatrs. 4clhcs NJ 80. Ihs
closing guutauOl OF Union lac DC resgri les were;
STOCK. 4et-Ai land grants, 7SNSs'54 a1d Incomes.
ANt.sI.
ile earnings OF the Chicago and Northwestern IsS.
2 adj for the INST week IN May showed decrease OK
S4lrO 90 compared with The same time In lSS.
The railway share market opened strong and 30 con-
tire general lIst became weak under heavy realizing
Gales an attempt TO break the market. declining
rom \ 70 cent, but the market rallied at the |
O'Clock cali ard continued Ia advance with generally
the highest OF the day recorded at the close. he
chef features were Lake shore. central and Hudson
stock and scrip, OHIO and Mississippi, Wabash. Rock
Island, the korthvesterns ana ST. Pauls Lake Snoro
opened at iOlas; sold On cent, but rallied TO oo%
day the scrip selling at the same time at 90.
and gGA. Wabash reached 5sS. and Rock Island i24s
Ono aud Mississippi rose cent, aud the ST. Pauls
about cent at the close. In the rsceaneous lts
Pacific Mali most active, calculating between $2A
and AK. Mariposa Preferred was dull At lShaisss
Express etocks were active, Adams selling as hgn
e., and unncd states with liberal dealings At az
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MARINE IHTELLIGENCE.

MiNiATURB ALNANAc-I'ttT nav
TIM rises IL sun sets... 90 moon sets. ~
HiuH WArKR-fHIS
Andy HooS., . - Gov. lsland, 10 Hell Glt'. o.
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wheeler IL Wilson Machines, 1,14t Broad-
way sold by paying $40 down and so per month, with
out e1ua ohsKe Machines 10 let j. I. ELLIS
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nnMarc Of Lend pnianna


In the form OF liquid washes for the complexion or
mineral cosmetics that ruin and shorten life There IL
but way OF removing imp rty from the complexion
md that is by removing nom the blood This dcsi-
dcratum IA achieved by taking sTAPFoRD's Iron AND
81 LPnUn PowDEBs, one element o. wach infuses new
life into the torrd circulation While the other
rates from the blood the Infectious principle which
c'uses external erupons and dscoloratons and sendi
them to the surface with the peapraton whence thew
are elected TIN Jugh tie slcycke structure OF tho
opiicrms.
SOLD BY Druggists. PACKAGE, ~ Powders, ~ ,
Packages, t!5). Mailed Free Money seat - 0nr risk.
HALL & RUCItEL, 2i3 Grcenwicn st. New YORK.
Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder kills cock
rnaches, moths feas, and all vermiD Tnis Is TIC origi.
nal pure article, without change while several arti-
ccs pretend destroy Ly ons ellis. aud VITA jut poi
son. it eject. arc wonderful. None eau be relied
upon except that signed D. LYON. Bny ana use Lyons
Pow der and you viii not be troubled VITA water bugs.
Shirts, Collars. Cuns. Drawers,
UNRlVALLED IL sri LE AID MANUtACI Hh A..
UNION ADAMS cos,
es7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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Rheumatism, Govt, ia rniysis cured in Is
hours " DR.. BRt sHs Embrooation frice a. s..
Morton st, NJ Y city
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Qtrsonai sloutts.

MISS ALICE WOHGON
rivcn W. HNIiEl.
DADICAI CI'RE. without knife. cilstic, or de-
tension from ga lgtss. for n c'1re, rs ala Pllei,
Diseases OF the Pelvic Nl-sH. nel1c aul DciormiUet
OF the eve. hose facc, and pcrou an1 all important
case. HENRY \. DANIELS, MD, ~ 'Ningto ay.
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Arn GOODS.
9,IItlsirn.

Il AIDES haas aud bonneb this day great bsa,
- gans elegant trcss hats and hOunrts new stYaA
BlNNs's Sew Millinery, 6i1 broadway, up stairs.
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{nsirutnuu.

DARENTs GOING ABROAD, or who have
II delicate children unht to enter ordinary Schools
can send tnem Ia LADY having an elegant honse and
In the healthirst Of the STAFF where
cholera. sgue. and other cpdemics are unknown b'st
instruction aud ansctionite. mJthery given. kct-
ercnce, gwen md required. Address RURAL HOME,
box ~, Station ID, Post once.
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Publications.

AIRS. sOUTHwORTH's NEW BOOK,
The CHRISTMAS GUEST.
will be published Saturday next, May H. and be for
sale by all booksellers News Agents. Address all
orders at once TO the Publishers.
T.B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
:n5 Chestnut t.. Iniladelrhia.
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W S"EN vi w"
SOCIAL LIFE N IHE GREAT CITY.
Society n 1t IS aud a. It ought 20 be Marrled Wo-
men, Fashionable Womcn Good Women had WOmen-
and all classes OF society thorJuthy ventilated Tho
r,ccst aud richest book Of the period. 40 pages. lie
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AGENTS WASTED.
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new books OF the day. all ne standard works. and
alao choice English frrncn. and scotch stationery.
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NT the request Of the Government
III the
SUGAR-ESTATES
VRPRDT o. DEesFyR
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R. A. E ~
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1I0IL20G
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XIX Fin Il g& ET IA N
@4 - +s@4 - -+A % y
'ne property OF the SfatetFeaSUry ana
situated III Queens quarter NO. 8"
a A. "A b. and 10 4. and in Com
Pany 0Uarter NO. - - A., ~ H.
> a. ana ~ a., containing according
10 the iaA-'latricu. i,00J3 Acres OF
ANA 3o' acres OF when IN cane
cuItlVafIon' together with aPPuften-
alceS ol WORKS ~O'''"i'@s' ~Steah!7ina-
cllIlery' inventory ana stock' VIII be
pun up
Al ONE SINGLE AUCTION
M9"aay the %O@ Of |"@e "eft' u
, 1870-06-10

og at Restcn af Kj6besummen hen
staaer paa lste Prioritet i Eiendom-
men mod at forrcntes og afdrages
liver Iste Mai med s pct. aarIig,
hyoraf 6 PCT. at den til enhver It'd
skyIdige Capital ~beregnes som Rente,
og Resten anyendes til stigende At
drag paa Gj@Iden.
Conditioncrne vile henligge til
Eftersyn j Diet KongeIige Bogholder-
contoir paa St. Croix.
Christiansteds Auctionscontoir den
7dc Juni 1870.
c. SARAUW.
, 1870-06-10

Assurances OF every description ON stu
Gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 500 Dollarsto 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose Of their Policies TO the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security Of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
Of the Society are made quinquennially,
and the surplus then existing is allotted to
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
Or. Won. BRETON. DR.. HOLM.
Forms of Proposal, ProspectuSes, and
every information may be obtained from
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River nianafChea.

PITTsDURG, April 4.-The Monongahela
falling, l6 feet 2 Inches; Allegheny 10 feet
and falling. The lines to Greensboro and
Brownsville are down, and therefore we
inches and failing. Arrived Messenger
from New Orleans; Camelia from 81. Louis
The Messenger Will load for Missouri
river and Camelia for Nashville. The
Lake Superior is loading for ST. PAU:
Business on the wharf as moderate. and
there viii be some shipments of coal TO-
morrow. The weather is cloudy: slight
fall of now this morning; thermometer
47e.
PIrTsBURG. April A. The steamer OIL
Valley, Jaspon Brothers, owners, struck
the pier at Emleten, on Allegheny river.
to-day, sinking In a few minutes Henry
Gibson, colored cook, and son were
drowned The balance of the crew were
saved. Loss $4,000. No Insurance.
CINCINNATI, April 4.-The river:has fall
en- 2 feet in % hours. with 45H feet OF water
In the chanHeI III IS feet 8 Inches space
from Nashville; r. X. Hudson, from
Wheeling: So. Charles, from P%ittsburg;
Alice Dean, from Memphis; Kate Robin
son, from st. Louis. Departed: Liberty
No. 4, from S~teubenville.
April 4.-River has fallen 9
feet 5 inches; AZ feet3 inches in channel.
Weather clear. Thermometer co.
sr, Louis, April 4.-Arrived Nellie
Rogers and Far West, Pitt burg; Dubuque,
Dubuque; Marble City, Memphis; Arthur,
and Columbian, New Orleans; Rubicon,
Vicksburg; st. Johns, Keokuk; Beaver
and tow, Illinois RIvec. Departed-Grand
Fra. New Orleans; Belle OF st. Louis, Mem
phis; Harry Johnson, Keokuk; Schuyler,
Peoria: Post Boy Kansas; Muscatlne, st.
Paul; Sc. Joseph, Fleming; Lasalle, and
Carrie Brooks, Cairo. River rising again /:
weather clear ana warm.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINcINNATI, April A..
FLoUR-Firm and supply light; family
IS l595 40; s%uperdne 81 2594 SO.
WHEAT-Scarce and firm at III 104l II
CoRN-Firma and in good demand at 500
coo, the latter rate for prime yellow or
white.
OAT5-Steady at 5l@5Gc.
RYE AND Observation-Disclosures
CoTroN-The tendency is upward; mid
ding 2lH92lMc.
WHIsKY-Unsettled sold at G@9Sc, but
some ask 81 %.
ToBACCo-Unchanged.
MISS PoRK-Quiet but firm at 81 co.
BULK MEATS-Held at 10c, l3c, 14c, and
l4Sc; no sales, but holders are very firm.
BACoN-In moderate demand shoulders
lie; sides 15c, and 1870 for clear rib and
clear sides, but they are held at &c igher
LARD-Dull at l4N9l5e; no sales.
BUTrER-Firm at 3l@37c; supply light.
E~GGS-Firm at &c.
CHEEsE-Unchanged at 159l6c; the de-
maBd is only local.
OILS-Linseed oil dali at 04905c; only a
retail demand. Lard oil dull at 81 209I 25.
Petroleum q at 20@2Sc.
CoFFEE-Firmer at lS922%c.
SUGAR-Steady and unchanged in prices.
S~EED5-CloVer seed firm at SI6 O09IB Is.
Timothy &c 50g7 90 and scarce; but little
IN market.
GOLD LILY buying.
EXCHANGE-Firm at par to so buying
LILO premium selling.
MoEEY-More active at SOLO per cent.
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CAIRO. April 4.-Port List-Talisman.
Nashville packet. 10 +. NJ; Abeona, st.
Louis 10 Cincinnati. II; city Of Cairo, Mem
phis 10 st. Louis, midnights Colossal, St
Louis TO Arkansas River, LAM: Common
wealth, st. Louis to New Orleans, 4: NJ. j.
Wfcks, New Orleans TO Cairo, 4; n. Baker,
Eastport packet, @: Legal Tender, Louis
VILE to New Orleans. 7; Robt. Burns, Menu
phls / o Cincinnati, s; Bismarck, New Or
leans to st. Louis, o; Hope, P~tttsburg TO 81.
Louis, noon; Mary Houston, New Orleans
to Louisville, 1P.M.; Bon Accord, Mound
city SO st. Louis, l; Anna, Cincinnati to
st. Louis, 2; Kenten, Cincinnati to New
Orleans,7. River rose u Inches Weather
clear. Mercury $50.
MEMPHIS, April 4.-Woather clear and
delightful. River rising fast. Arrived :
Minneole from Cincinnati; Departed :
Shreve, Belle Memphis, 10 st. Louis
Belle Lee. to Cairo; Alaska, Cincinnati
Forsythe and Kiigour. to New Orleans
the Allen, sunk in the Arkansas river q
few days ago, has been raised and arrived
here to-day.
NASHVILLE, April 4.-Rtver falling rap
idly with 10 feet on the shoals. Weather
fair and windy. Arrived, the Armada.
from Paducab. Departed. the Tyrone, for
Cairo; Armada, for Paducah.
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R

PEOPLES POOL Shawneetown,
Ills, by Rev. O. O. Hart, ON Thursday,
March 81, Mr.. JOHN NJ. PEEPLE to Miss
ELLA Pool, daughter of Mr.. o. Pool, all of
ShawneetoWn.
We most cordially extend our congratu-
lations to the happy pair who have thus
assumed the sublimest relation of life
that OF husband and wIfe-and we invoke
upon them the choicest blessings earth
can yield. Mr.. Peoples is a son of Mr.. ].
Mckee Peoples, President of the First Ma
tional Bank OF Shawneetown. The bride
Is h beautiful and accomplished daugh-
ter OF Mr.. o. Pool. one OF the most promf-
nent and worthy citizens oil Gallatin
County, Ills, and all the parties are well
known TO many of our citizens. h newly
married pair have gone TO st. Louis and
Nov Orleans ON their bridal tour.
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Cry DIREcToRY.-Mr. IL. Thorn
ton Bennett, the City Directory man,
is in the city, delivering the new City
Directory. From the hasty glance we
have had time to take Of the Direc-
tory, we are confident it is the most
complete, elegant Directory ever got
ten up for this or any other city. Sub
scribers will be waited on within the
next day or two, and We commend
to them. especially. the illuminated
| card of the JOURNAL Office.
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THE TRIUMPHAL MARcH.---The
whole flock, including. of course, Mr..
Van Riper's pet lambs, INDUCED in
one grand triumphal procession last
night, with the Crescent City Band
and Mr.. Mann furnishing the music.
They favored the JOURNAL with a
visit. and gave a taste Of what may be
expected from Democratic rule dur
ing the coming year.
Filthy obscenity and the most re-
voting and shocking profanity being
their favoritc and most familiar ex-
pressions, they INDUCED in them to
the full extent Of their ability.
Mr.. Mann essayed a speech at the
JOURNAL, but tho fatigue Of The dag
being too great for him, he could only
articulate indistinctly about Boston
and New York; arrogating to him
self, of course, the whole credit ofthe
election, as he, of course, should do.
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ST. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, April 4.
TOBACCO LESS active and unchanged.
CoTToN-Nominal 2l@2l%c for uplands,
HEMP-Quiet; Sl26gl50 for good to choice,
grades rather weak; fall
suDerfine sold at e.; X at "a 37%G4 so; fam
lily at So SOFAS 65.
WHEAT-Firm; No. 2 rcd fall at 81 CSC
l OF; No. / do at 81 I2LQI is.
CoRN-Buoyant ana higher; S3gS5 for
fancy white.
0ATs-FiEm and more active at 5395lc.
BARLEY-Dull at 81 Is for Canada
RYE-Easier at 50@50%c.
S~UGAR-DuII; 9%@lILc for common TO
choice Louisiana.
PRoyIsIoNs-Flrm; active demand fer
dry salt meat, bnt the sales of mess pork
and bacon were light; mess pork at SIS 20
9zI; bacon in q small way at llc; Shout
ders at l6M9l5Lc; clear rib at Ice: clear
sides and dry salt shoulders loose at 0Nc:
also lS,500 pieces shoulders, clear lib and
clear sides seller last hnlf of the month on
private terms; packed clear sides at 1915.
LARD-l44l4Lc
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DIsTURBANoEIN THE FIFTH WARD.
A. w. Carpenter got a keg of beer.
and was about to dispense it to the
assembled Democracy, when q police
man took possession of it by order of
the Mayor. Mr.. A. w. @. thought
his authority superior to ali other,
resisted the officer. and was arrested.
A young man named Gavisk, took it
upon himself to rescue Carpenter, and
was also arrested. but both of them
were released after being conducted
out of the crowd, and the beer re.
moved.
Later in the afternoon Carpenter
tried to earn a little cheap notoriety
By promising the local editor of this
paper a whipping; a piece Of silly
childishness he will probably be
heartily ashamed Of when the beer
ev%aporatea.
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DEMOCRATIC NEGROES. - La the
Second Ward tho Democrats got a
demented negro, who was willing to
vote their ticket. This. of itself, was
q sufficiently suspicious circumstance
to warrant a challenge.
When he was challenged. three diff
ferent persons, including they Mayor,
were brought forward to prove his
right to vote, each of whom wero I'M
able to make tho necessary affidavit,
and the boosted Democratic negro
did not vote.
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New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, April 4.
Co-TToN-Market nrm; sales of $500 bales
as % for middllng upiands; closing quiet.
FLoUR-Unchanged; Receipts 9,843 lbbls
for superfIne state and western; 81 65@5 80
for extra state; "a 60g5 IS for extra west
@6 90 for round hoop Ohio; 1906 for extra
81. Louis; 60 10 for good choice 10.
RYE FLeUR-Dull at "a 2j@5 90.
CORN fair emand
WHIsKY-FIrmer sales of zoo bbls west
ern atSl 034l o. for free.
WHEAT-Receipts $3.50 bushels; opened
and declining; sales % $500 bushels at
81 OF for No. 3 spring; 81 1lH41 12k for No.
2 MiIwaukee, delivered; 81 40 for white
State and ohio.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-In moderate u sales OF
II 500 bushels at zoe for coaamOn two rowed
State; abou 81 o39I 05 for Canada West.
BARLEY ABDUL
CoRN-Scarce and better: receipts 1000:
bush. sales OF 40,UO bush. at 81 O541 or for
new mixed western; 81 06M@l 0S% for old
do. in store and delivered; 81 I0@I IL for
new yellow western, Jersey and Penn
oars Shade nrmer; receipts 1,758 bush
els; sales of 2f,C00 bushels at 56a5Sc for
western; 829642c for Ohio n state.
GRAIN-Stock IN warehouse: wheat L.
$50 SIS bushels; corn 25l All bushels; oats
2I,0l5 bushels; rye 8,417 bushels; farley
RIoE-Dull.
CoFFEE-Dul.
SuGAR-Ftrm at ~ for Cuba, n 0M9
I0M for Porto Rico and Havana.
MoLASSFS-Duli.
HOPs-Quiet at l5@25c for American,
PETRoLEUM-Flrm at 14% for crude, and
28N for refined.
LINsEED OIL-DulI at S7as9c in casks.
TURPENTINE-Quiet at 45L47c.
PoRK-A shade drmer; sales at s23 75
for mess; Sl926929 50sfor primei S2292275 fOl
prime mess; also 7C0 bbls of mess, seller
April, May and June at SIC 70a26 rs.
BEEF-Quiet, steady: sales LIS bbls SI0al
for new pain mess; I4917 SO for new ex.
tia mess; fierce beef firm: sales of lCC
tierces at S25g28 for prime mess; S2S930 foI
India mess; oeef hams steady; sales OF I4t
packages at l0N9I0% for shoulders; l4L@
l6c for hams: q quiet; sales OF IOC
boxes at 12%9lZN for Cumberland cut; 1872
Tor short ribbed.
LARD-A shade hrmer; sales of $40 tier.
ces at 148l5c for steam; lS9l5% for Kettle
rendered; also 1000 tierces steam, seller
May, at l6c.
Enthusiastically at I3@l6.
FREIGHrs-Ltverpool dull and heavy
shipments by steamer of 5000 bush wheat
at Sd.
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New York Gold and Stock Market.
BY Tefenronh1 Nrw YORK. April 1.

ny AbASBK0pu.l NEW AOhhs ABAh+
There was n more cheerful feeling In
financial circles this afternoon, on the
announcement hat the Ways aud Means
Committee stood one IN favor OF and eight
against the funding bill IN its present
shape.
I ettve at G@7 per cent. on call,
until after 2 Z. NJ, when 1t advanced and
abated, and offerings were more liberal.
one bank negotiated nearly $1,000 900 at Z
per cent. Closing operations were at s per
cent on Governments, apdO per cent. on
stocks. The same report q return
flow Of currency from the Interior, and
this afternoon q few prominent banks
were lending more money on call than Tor
some days past. It Is stated that all the
greenbacks taken from the banks for a
week past were for Philadelphia. Prime
business notes, ~nominaliy 7gS. There Is
q little more activity and ~buoyancy in the
produce market to-day.
Cotton dvanc Mc, owing to the In
creased strength of the Southern markets,
and the advance in Liverpool. There We're
some heavy purchases, both here and in
Liverpool. to cover short contracts matur-
ing in April. Pork has also advanced and
there is a large speculative movement.
sTERLLNG-Firmer at S%9S%; demand
better.
and closed at 1II9. Carrying rates 4g6 per
cent and fiat. Clearances szI,OOOIO0l.
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WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE, the largest
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THE CoUNoIL.-There was no meet
ing last night at the Council. They
will meet on Monday evening, and it
is expected that all persons having
claims against the city will present
them at that meeting.
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B0~ Some addlepate, possessed ola
diamond, scratched the name "Sauer'i'
on one of the plate glass windows in
Dannettell & Duhme's hat store,
some time since Saturday. On the 9TH
or window, another unsightly scratch
was made in the same manner.
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RS Mr.. Van Ripper is successful.
IF ever pe~rsistency and perseverance
deserved success Mr.. Van Ripper de-
served it, for he labored with a
perseverance, worthy ofa better cause
but Mr.. Van Ripper is elected, and if
he displays as much activity to ad-
vance the city interests as he did to
get elected, he will make an excellent
Councilman.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-05

FIdHTs IN THE SEVENTH WARD
Two men. named Lohmeyer and
Hartman, INDUCED in the pastime oil
bruising each others noses, at the
polls yesterday. Some blood was
drawn and q large list of bad names
called, and that was the end of it.
Another man named Fred. Elmen.
dorf, dealt a follow Democrat q blow
on the ear, to settle q difference Of
opinion. AS the strikee did not re-
t~aliate, it is probable that he was con
rinnad
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-05
Chicago Marknt.
BY telegraph

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, April 4.
ELoUR1Xery u at 81 S7H94 IS, for
WHEAT-Quiet and Arm at N9% higher;
sales OF NO: l at $4,000; No. z at 7979c;
closing at 77@77L.
CoRS-H@Xc higher, closing at 79H9
oATs-Quiet, and A@hc higher, closing
ct 39Mc for No. 2.
BARLEY-Dull and Nominal; 5O@COc for
HIGHwINES-Firm at 81 %.
dHoV1sIoNS-F1rmer; mess pork SIS %
GU %; prime mess, SCI; lard, l4E; dry
salted shoulders 98N; short rib middles
1890 loose.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-05

SPRIEa FA8IrIoNs.-We arc glad to
learn that hoop skirts are to be still
the fashion a1nong the elite and re-
fined. They are essential to the fine
appearance of any lady. and going
without them is considered. not only
untidy, but immodest.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-05

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