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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-04
Now York Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph NEW YORK. April Q.
CoTToN-Market dull; sales or $50 bales
at IN for middllng uplands.
FLoUR-Duu and dropping; Receipts 8,230;
lower: sales OF $500 barrels at 81 8j0f 61
for supernne state and western; 81 GJ85 so
for extra state; 81 60gj % for extra vest
ern: s. I5Q6 Is for white wheat extra; 81 SO
as 90 for round hoop Ohio; f58G for extra
81. Louis; Sc 10G8 90 for good choice do, Inc
Guiding l,500 barrels low grade extra for
RYE FLoUR-saIes Of 200 bbIs at 81 $50
5 90.
Com MEAL-Quiet.
WuIsRY-sales 60 bbls western 90 81 Ola
l O3. closing firm at 81 0j.
WHEAT-Duu and declining; receipts Of
evening, az ST o. for No, 2 and 3 sp1tng
mixed; 81 20 for choice NO. 1 mflwauEis
delivered 81 429I 90 ror white State.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
-CoRN-Scarce and Ic better; demand
chiefly speculative; receipts 300 bushels;
sales of 1880 bush ~ 81 O38l CO. for new
mixed western; el O69l on for old do In
store; 81 078l Os for yellow Jersey.
mt receipts llsl57 BUSH sales
Of 10 1000 bush at 56957% for western Gl%@
81 for Ohio and state.
RICE-DulI.
CoFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR-DuH; sales Of 800 hhds Cuba at
9a9% sales 60 boxes Havana at 81,
HoPs-Qufet at l5a25 for American.
- Mt 25WZjM for refined
WooL-Quiet and droopingi sales Of lB,-
42045c for pulled.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sole dropping At
28%@30c for BuenosA yres and Rio Grauue.
LINsEED OIL-Duu at S6487c In casks.
TURPENTINE-Firmer at 47G47%.
PoRK-Steady; sales OF $50 bbla at 500 so
for mess: $40 25120 50 for prime; s22 10 for
prime mess; also 1850 bblB OF mess, seller
April, May and juno 40 s26 50.
BEEF-Quiet; sHle8 Of l25 bbls al 9l00Ij
for new plain mes Hall so for new exc
TIA mess; tierce beef nrmer: salts OF 2cU
tierces at s25a2s for prime mess; e29@8O for
india mess; hams Steady; sales Of 400 bbls
at S28030f for new.
CUT MEATs-Steady; sales Of l45 pkgs at
10M912c for shoulders: I4Z0l6c for hams
middtes quiet and steady.
LARD-Saies OF $50 tierces at 142IfM for
steam; 15Gl5% for Kettle rendered; also
$50 tierces steam, Eoller April May and
June atI4Zal4H.
BUTTER-QuieG at l7@24c for Ohio; 2}940c
for state.
CHEEsE-Qulet and steady at I38l5H.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
MaYOr,s ~PrOclamatLOn.

An act of the General Assembly of
the State of Indiana, approved March
9Th, 1S59-to regulate and license the
sale of spirits. %yinous, malt, and other
intoxicating liquors, &c, provides:
Sec. 2.-"The words Intoxicating
liquors, as used ia this act, shall ap-
ply to any spurious, yinous or malt
liquor, or anyintoxicating liquor what
ever, which is used or may be used as
a beverage"
SEC. ga license granted under
the provisions of this act, shall not
authorize the person so licensed to sell
or barter any Intoxicating liquors on
Sunday, nor upon the day of n
State, county, township, or municipal
election, in the township or city,
where the same may be holden.
Therefore be it known, that for the
purpose of maintaining peace and
good order in the city Of Evansville,
OF the day of election to be holden on
MONDAY APRIL 4, 1870.
The keepers Or proprietors Of all tav-
ems, groceries, bar-rooms, saloons, or
other places licensed for the sale by
retail OF spiritusus or intoxicating
liquors within the city of Evansville,
are notified and required to close their
respective places Of business, and
refrain from the sale or otherwise dis
posing Of spurious or intoxicating
liquors at retail, for aud during said
day. And the police force of said
city are instructed to see the forego.
ing proclamation strictly enforced.
Witness my hand, and the seal of
said city of Evansville, the I'd day
of April, 1870.
VIM. Ii. WALKER. MAYOR.
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q schaum, l bdIo gunnies: Lawrence
Peake, z sewing machinesi MIS- Storger,
lot household goods.
REsHIPPTNG.
greensboro - R%osenheld & Bros, ] keg
brandy.
Loufsville-Spratt d Co, 2 hhds tobacco :
Stewa & Hyde, 20,000 shingles; Henry
Durrett, 7 hhds tobacco.
Covington-Power & Prague, 4 hhds to-
bacco.
Manifest OF t9am Ear Orr from Cairo
to Evansville, April I'd, 1870:
+ II Patrick 10 hhds tobacco; r x Dun
kerson 80 hhds tobacco: Martin, Gardner
q TO 9 hips tobacco, 2 bales cotton; VIM )
Ford l hid tobacco; Bette q Han9y 3
pieces castings; VIM November $500 bis
rags and iron; A Helbling 5 bbls scrap
iron 1 bdl copper;W Bliss 2 bblsserap iron
N Kaufman, 1 bundle hides; A Christ, Is
empty boxes; A Gumberts, 1 bundle coon
sk1ns: / 81 ID Heiman, IA sacks potatoes
Fred Bonn, $500 shingles.
Reshipped TO L~ouisviLe-2 hhds tobacco
! pkg copper.
NewDurg, lnd-1 wine box.
Mockport, lnd-3 bundles trees.
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Market.

By Telegraph C-INcNNATI, April 2.
~FLoUR-Firm and in good demand fame
lily, So 1895 IS.
WHEAT-Firm and scarce 40 81 l0Ql ~.
~CORN-Scarce and advanced to SjWB0Cs
distillers are buying freely.
OATS-55950c.
RYE AID BARLEY-Steady, with a fair
demand.
CoITON-In fair demand, and priees are
higher; middlings, PIG.
ToBACoO-Steady AT 1ult rates.
firm at csc, made by the
old process, but little Of such Offering.
MESS PoRK-Quiet at gZ7 90; not much
doing.
BULK MEATs-Shoaldtrs held firmly at
10ci sides, he, l4c and 11%c for clear rib
and clear.
BACoE-Quiet; shoulders, lie; sides l5o
ana 1920 FOR clear rib and clear.
steam rendered, l4<C, anu
kettle rendered I5u.
BUTrER-Unchanged and firm 40 8Ia87c.
supply light.
CHEEsE-In fair demand al l5@1Gc. tho
latter rate for factory.
LINsEED OIL-DuI at g4M95c.
LARD OIL-Sl 25, and dun.
PETRoLEUM-26B28c for refined.
sUGAR-Ftrmer l0@i2Mc.
MoLAssEs-750Slc.
ICoFFEE-Held more firmly "a the adj
vices nom New York., but no advance.
oLD-lIlM buying.
EXCHANGE-Par, buying; 10 premium.
selling.
MoNEY-Market easier at SOLO per o
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DIED.

sTIHSON-On Saturday evening, at 8
o'c ock, of consump tion, ALICE MAY,
daughter OF l.. g. and MarthI Il, Stinsou.
aged 4 years and IL month
The funeral VIII lake place from the
residence of her parents. corner of Third
and Walnut Streets, on this (Monday)
morning at 10 O'Clock. The friends of the
family are invited to attend without fur
Their notice.
MILLER-ID this city. at 9:20 Pm. on
Saturday, April 2, HERMAN A. MILLER,
aged % years 3 months and IL days.
Funeral from the residence of John w.
Gerhardt, on Water Street, between Vine
and Division, this day (Monday), April 4,
at 2 Pm. Funeral services at the First
Baptist Church. The friends of the de-
ceased are invited TO attend without fur
ther notice.
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Communicated.
- ~

Is it best to elect a man to the Of
fee of Councilman who does not oma q
foot of real estate in the Ward, who
neUer did oUn a foot of real estate in
it, and who has no office or place of
business in the Ward?
Such is the case Of Mr.. Van Ripper.
Can the people afford to vote for a
man for Councilman who does not
even keep house, and never did keep
house in the Ward he is so UeTy Gnr-
ious to representa-
Such is the case of Mr.. Van Ripper,
who wishes so very much to represent
tho Second Ward.
Is it safe to elect a man to the re-
sponsibIe office of Councilman who is
simply a 6oarder in one extreme end
of the Ward, and who may move his
boarding house at any hour?
Such is the case with Mr.. Van
Ripper, if indeed he does not board in
tho Third Ward.
The good old rule - to let the oBtce
seek tie man and not the man seek
the Office. Why does not Mr.. Van
Ripper follow this rule? Why is he
SO desperately anxious to represent
the Ward in which he has no interest
lohatever IN conlmon aoith the people of
the Ward. We ask aohy is Il?
Many Good Democrats will reflect a
long time before they will e%ntrust
their interests into the hands of a
man who is a comparative stranger in
the city, and whose only aim seems
to be the qualification of his OWE selfish
nnrnnses
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-04

Tue cotton movement for the week
shows n large falling Off; receipts 1851
bales, and To date 2,466, $40 bales: exp9rts
for the week 72,5-5 bales, and to date 1911,
400 bales.
The present flow OF specie from Furope
is said TO be Tor by the fact that
a southern railroad some time since ne
gotiaJed It's bonds to tue extent of four
millions In Europe. The exchange was
drawn when the marke was at the lowest
point, and bankers drawing them or
Gered gold from Europe.
The general trade OF the city during the
week has been dull; Imports, inc. udfnp
specie, S7,252.7lli exports b, 766 go.
The S~nb-Treasury receiV, Il during the
week S2,Sl6, 22} in gold from customs, and
~dtsbursed S204,9i2 on account OF coin Inter-
est.
The Manhattan Bank yesterday be tap
the payment ofthe q lartoriy interest. ia
gold, on the State canal bonds, which
amount to about $500 900.
A scheme for running the price OF mon
ey up to coin interest Is said tc have been
defeated by a prominent stock nrm, Who
loaned about S2,O09,000 at 9 per cent.
The Stock Exchange came 10 no decis-
iont to-day on the subject OF the new build
ingi the cost is 81, 300, 1000, Of
tribute 100000.
5TERLIkG-Dull at 81 0S9I 0S94.
G|OLD-Dul; opened at 81 1I%, urh
EIllA and closed at 81 ll1s.
Carrying rates 445 per cent: c-learanceH
S42, COO, 600; export for the week s206, 952.
GoVERNMENTS-Dull but steady the fol-
lowing are closing rates:
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81. Louis Market.
BY TelegrF oh

- h10 HAH 81 111&N
ToBACCo-Active and strong,
CoEToN-Quiet; 2ic for middltng.- .mo
HEMP-Unchanged; sl20gsl0O LOT primo
TO choice undressed. ,ozaAe IN
FLoUR-S3 S5a4 so for guperhnei u - "
for extra, and Is 1896 so for choice 10 i@H-
lily fancy. 1o,a In
WHEAr-Is dull and notnlnB1 a. a. AZ
spr .ng; sales of fall At u Voi W.
and choice white 81 70. NJ Tzazze.
OoRE-Higheri sales In bulk At 'oS'fc'
Sa SAgsoPg demand and higher; $4,000 in
bnIh- and 53Q5fc sacked.
BARLEY-Very quiet; voc Tor minnesota
spring. 4.
PRovTsToNs-Quiet and unchanged me IS
pork s26 5Og2I "; 7 SAT- shoulaers V5sg
clear sides 1871 clear sides 1914; plain hams
f5c. do. l5%.
LAKD-Nominali 14@l4J2 for tierce, and
15K0I6c for keg.
WmsKY-Higher and held firm at SIC.
GRocERIES-Quiet and unchanged.
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Surveyors Notice.

a Ii PERSONS INTERESTED Will
~ AXE notice that on the 8lst dav OF
March, 1870, we VIII apply TO the County
Surveyor to run the lines and p~8rpetuafo
fhe corners of the following Gescrfbed
tracts OF laud:
WesthRlf OF northWest quarter Of morth.
west quarter OF Section III, Township 6
Range 10;
East half OF northwest quarter Of n0rths
west quarter, same gectionf
Northeast quarter OF northwest quarter
same section;
SOutboaSt quarter and southwest quar-
ter of northwest quarter, same sectfOns
NOrthWsst QuAlter and sOuthWe est uar-
ter Of northeast quarter, same section;
East half northeast quarter same sec
ton and west a OF northwest quarter
OF Section ~, Township b, Range 10.
John WHITEHEAD,
JAMES GREEN WOOD.
mill 3wW -.
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New York Dry Goods Markot.

By Telegraph NEW York, April 9.
DRY GCoUs-The market IS very quiet.
but steady for most classes OF textile fab
RIGS, which appear already low enough
except In better grades of bleuehed mus
Inns, which are high, such as New York
Mills, which sell AZ dc, and Wamsutta 90
2I%c, while Forest Dale are reduced 20 Ice.
s. b Chlttenden offered TO cases OF choice
article o day at 1870, which they assert NE
equal to any In the MARKET nc Doc, ara
they also offered go bales OF "A line brCVm
goods at ilMgll1fc, and 30 bales standard
weight brown sheetings at l38l38os and Is
choice line of mari pOpliua 90 the low
price of 1870 net. All classes OF ury goods
are Onfared al DraLtE low prLCeA
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BGs~ The Courier says a party from
Baltimore, was so disguised at our
hotels that they left the city without
entering one. and asks: when will
we have a good hotel2"
Well, a party who did stop over,
here, asked one of the hotel clerks,
yesterday, for a Sunday paper, and
beingsupplied with the Sunday Cour-
Ter, he threw it from him in disgust,
after looking at it a few moments,
saying: IF you can't furnish a better
Sunday paper than that, in Your city
of 10000 inhabitants, you had better
have none. It is bad enough to stop
in one of the poor hotels; but that
filthy sheet is worse than none at all,
and adds to the d%iseomforts of the
place.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, April p.
CoTroN-FIrm and quiet; middllng 2lo.
FLoUR-Demand moderatei extra fannie
ly, s..
Consultative; 95G96c,
WuEAT-Sl 1901 70.
OATS-03c.
RYE-90c.
SUGAR-Active New Orleans NE.
MoLAssEs Active az 73c.
T-OBACCO-Bales OF l6i ~hOQgheadg nj S. 30
as; for leaf IS %
PRoVIsToHS-Flrm: Mess pork, firm at
S27 SO. Bacon, ll55, l5N9i6Ms for shoulders
clear rib and clear Sides; bulk meats, lOJ<.
14%@l5c. for shoulders, clear rib and clear
Sides. Hams. sugar cured, packed, 1870.
LARD-Prlme tlerce, 1871.
WHIsKY-RaW at 0jc.
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So MIR. d. Baum, of this city, re.
ceived a letter from New York, offer
ing counterfeit money for sale. The
letter had a slip cut from a New York
paper, telling of the dangerous char
acter, &C., Of the money they offered
Of course no honest person will be
defrauded by the rogues. Mr.. Baum
sent the letter TO the JOURNAL at
once for exposure.
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p~ The thanks of the people of
the neighborhood of the Opera
House are due to Prof. Buck and
Mr.. Warren for the exquisite duet,
when the Swallows Home
ward Fly" which they so sWeetly
played after the rawlings of the de-
mented Democracy, Oh last Saturday
night. A cornet duet is a treat not
often enjoyed, and such a duet as that
Is a rarity that few beside Evansville
people ever hear.
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NeR OrIoana llnrEnf.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, April p.
FLoUR-Qutet az "a 25G5 10.
CORE-White ElglO5.
OAr5-Advanced; sales at GAGS.
BRAN-SI Is.
HAY-Prime S27.
PORK-Firm at s28 25@28 so.
BACOH-Duu at li/Ml6X.
HANs-l7%@l8%.
LARD-Iierce l5mI5K: Een ITnI7Z.
SUGAR-Frime ll@llK.
MoLASsEg-Reboiled 62a65e.
CoBFEE-Firm; fair lG9l0K; primo f7La
tn.
WHIsKY-00d95.
ExCHAEGE-sl n; New York sight ev-
chRoge q per cent. premium.
GoLp-&I llM.
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Chicago Market.

by Telegraph CHICAGO, April q.
FLoUR-Unehanged.
WHEAT-No. j quiet at 90ci No. Q 1870
79M for regular; this afternoon market ir.
regular at 77MT7L for cash seller, April.
CoRN-ftrm closing 40 76MMD for No. %
this afternoon market steady Mt 79K cash
OAT8-More active, closing 30 83lf08b8E.
RYE-9uieL lc higher closing 40 200 IOr
No. 2.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal 40 ab800c.
BIGHWINEs-Flrm at 99c for iron bound.
PROVIsI0NB-Quiet, hrmer, closing &C.
828 . for mess PORK % for dry sailed
shoulders; 1917 Tor rough Sides l8h f0r
shOrt rib mfddIeg loose.
IARD-AG I4K.
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R5-Our friend Col. Rheinlander,
though but recently embarked in the
tobacco business, is e~nlarging the
area of his operations rapidly. Last
week he made a large shipment to
indianapolis, and one to Cincinnati.
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-T0Gg on WANH00D-

N ENUGTBNG PROM THE FOELlEa
GA OF Youth. Young mlddie-ngeG or
even old men permanently restored 10
manly vigor, by the sure and 0ntU kRolvn
yetnedfeg. TO be had at the western Medical
ONCE ~ Sycamore Street, Cincinnati. ID.
send stamps for circular. Female diCsases
sDceddU cured. Medicine by mail. Recent
cases OF private disease cured tu threo
davs. No charge ANITA cured Nursing lur-
nished, lWlyr
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"SNAIx."-The Courier has had a
bad attack of " snaix again, because
the person connected with this paper
gave q quarter to a poor afflicted
woman, whom the Courier, in common
with other ignorant people, believes
to be inhabited by a snake.
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his Ninth Ward speech, which prob
ably accounts for the length and stu
pidity Of it.
He endorsed the correctness OF the
JOURNALS report of that speech, and
said that was the only one that ever
was correctly reported in this paper.
Who cares for the JOURNAL? 1t
elected me to the Senate, and $1,000
bought the whole Legislature"
I'VE want men of-of-of-
tapping his forehead. but as that
contained nothing to remind him of
his word, be stammered a long time
before he found it, and then he stam-
mered outl of-of-brains."
He hoped they understood his
speech.
"Asregards the niger, let him vote.
Let him vote at the Gas Office, at the
Postofice, and at the JOURNAL Office"
He told how be had badgered a
sick negro about voting. Said you
could tell a Republican or a JOURNAL
man by their sneaking look. He
shufled around and tried to give an
imitation of some ones manner. but
although good in the role of clown,
failed as a facial artist. He said be
thought he was speaking too long, but
hung lovingly around the stand, try
ing to fnd an idea to express, when
Mr.. Warren, of the Q. q. Band,
started the music. and the poor old
Pantaloon shufled off the stage.
MR.. VAN RIPPER
was next called and said that he was
fattered at his reception, and the
treatment he had received at their
hands-he still lived. Smiling sweetly
he bowed gracefully and retired, to be
succeeded by
@. II. MANN, ESQ.
The little man with the little speech
said he wouldn't make a speech, but
he knew that the JOURNALS report
would be incomplete without him
-(Here he bowed with great polite,
ness to the man from Chicago" who
returned The obeieance.) His tamil.
i~arities with the set phrases of election
claptrap, is best illustrated by quo
ting another verse of Moore's Little
Man and Soul"
So of, then, cheek by JowI,
Went little Mann ana little soul;
And spoke bis little speech to little
title, little.
And all the world declare,
That this piiggish little pair,
Ne'er In all their little life, looked 81
little, little, little.
DIR. MUHLHAUsEN
Said be was not an crater. Lest any
one should doubt him he talked Eve
minutes, and proved it beyond a
doubt.
DIR. CLOUD,
After long and repeated calls, spoke
explaining his position; and that pc.
sition was bitterly opposed to Com.
posite Nationality" and the Fifteenth
Amendment.
Mr.. Maynard announced himself a
the honest miller.
Alex. Wilson made his usua
speech.
Gillette showed his face. and lifte'
up his voice.
The Chairman, then, by way Of con
olusion, told the Democrats to go t
work and educate the negro, and. a
all intelligent men were Democrats
they would be, too, when they oh
tanned the proper standard Of intelli
gence. He kne1o they 1ere good sol
diers. He had seen them fight peU an
brGUely.
DIR. Mo%rganIsaid he had an idea(?
, All the best Ministers, Lawyers an,
Doctors we're Democrats-the mer
e chants were all Democrats, and j
they caught their clerks voting an.
, other ticket, they would lose thei
/ places. Here the Chairman adjourn
cd the meeting, lest Morgan shoul,
!, do more damage.
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HaE-Look out for counterfeit tickets.
Files, who said he didn't want a
negro vote, has gotten up a counterfeit
Republican ticket with his name
struggled on and relies on swindliDg
voters into thinking it genuine.
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GILLETTE IN LAMAsco.-This de-
lectable candidate for a preserver Of
peace, threatens to use a do funny"
(what aver that is). should the ne
groes attempt to vote to-day. If he
does, he will be done anything but
funny, himself.
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THE MARK EyES
New YOrk tod and stOck Market.

BY IeIegr9ph.I NEW York, April 2.
M~oNEY-The money market Is active az
bWT per cent. on call.
The bank statement 81 unfavorab!e.
showing a loss OF five millions Ia tho legal
reserve. SpeGie shows a heavy loss, owing
TO heavy payments from customs into he
Treasury. the loss in legal tenders is at
b 10 arlincial meanht
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Market.

Pv Teiesraph1 AprIl2
CorroN-Qulet; low middling Dh' ana
on-Cl sides 15H; shoulders ll1ai
hams l5L: cRnvassed lSglge.
FLoUR-At "a 5000 80 Tor hupeFhhe 10
fancy.
CoRN-s1 90 In depot,
LARD l0c.
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AdmInistratoI's Notiee.

RTOTECE Is hereby given, that the un-
IN dersigmed has been appointed Admin
stTator oil the estate Of Ira Cayeng, late or
Marlborough County, deceased SAID Csc
fafe - sunposed ia be solvent.
LEVI HOOKER, Administrator
March rs. lS70-mh30 W3W
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BGT A Democrat asked a colored
man, yesterday, if he was going to
vote with the Democrats. The COL
ored man answered: why, no,
bless your soul l can read"
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R0~ I. G. BridweIl q Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have c
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
emit Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Roekbridge Aim Waters.
ie17-tf
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DRowNED.-Coroner Sauer held an
inquest, yesterday evening, on the
body of Willie Holeman, a little boy
about five years old, who was drowned
in the cellar of a house his father was
erecting ON Harriet Street, between
Eighth and Ninth, yesterday after
noop
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R6r Captain J. T. Hugo explains
that the Mrs. Hugo who was reported
to have been before Squire Emery, is
none Of his Hugo's. The name should
be Huga.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-04

VANDERBURGH COUNTY BIBLE So
cIETY will hold its anniversary this
evening (Monday) at the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church, the 9TH
er Churches Of the city uniting in this
service. SevcEsl addresses. by the
city ministers. will be delivered. The
public are respectfully invited to at
tend
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-04

BIS Mr.. Bedford and Mr.. Wehr-
stedt both say there is not a shadow Of
truth in the CoWrier's account of a
eight between those gentlemen.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-04

PERsoNAL.-Major K. NJ. Raworth,
representing L. r. Durkee & Co., Of
s~aleratus fame, was in the city, on Sat
urday. The sight of his familiar face
was a treat.
Mr.. j. j. Fallon. of the ~Indianapo-
lis Journal of Commerce, is in the
city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-04

DG" The Comier's efforts to make
people believe hal this city is nearly
ruined, does not fnd many converts.
G. Kratz shipped two of his portable
steam engines, to the Red River eoun-
try, on Saturday, and has orders for
several moro for tho same neighbor-
hood.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-04

BR~ The Denlokrat says the meet
ing of colored men was conducted
solely by white men. Well. that is
about as near as it ever gets to the
fruth