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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-09

REAL estate TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing transfers OF Real Estate were made
during the week, ending April s, as APP
pears by the County Auditors Records:
w. n. Walker to Calm IL Levy, west half
Block L. Hellein's Addition, for 500.
of Lots %, % and "a, Block l. Crescent En-
John drummer to VIM. BeilIng. Lot q,
Block 103, Lamasco City, for 81 1850.
John H. Gerder to Charles Straube, Lot
81, Block 81. Lamasco, Tor 81 200.
b. Greenwood " Ame1e Jarvis, Lot 81
q. W. Horribly 10 Chr. Kraft, Lot and 2
Subdivision wess half section 81, township
s. II 10, for $500.
Lotl2, Block 2, Northern Enlargement for
r. +. Johnston to George skeels, north.
east quarter northwest quarter section IS,
township D, range 10, Tor 81 200.
Mary =. Brown TO JAMES NJ, Warren,
Rosina Mehn to John +. HoIendorf,
part of Lot 49, German Railroad Associa-
ton tract for S25.
b. Nurre to Richard Raleigh, part OF Lot
100, Old Plan, for S13. 600, GEFF
Caspar Baker to VIM. Newman, south
east quarter southwest quarter 10. Z. ii. for
81, 600.
Robert James to Thomas Gibbs, Lot s,
BLOCK Q, southern Enlargement, for $40.
Lots z and 8, In Buchholzer's Additien, for
W.. SSa Liz 70 aenry Reitman, Lot
IA, BLOCK TO Lamasco, for $3.50.
Catherine 10 GAO E,,Ia.
Lots -, %, "a =, 70, and q, BuchhoIzeris
Addition, for S436.
Catherine Buchholzer 10 Eliza wa,n
Lots 3 and 4, Buchholzer's Addition. for
SI70.
F. @. Bethel to CIarissa H~arring. Lots +
and 6, Block l0, southern EnIaT9eme emf
for S2,225.
r. b. Lane to Humphrey Fickas. south.
west quarter 2, Z, 10, for S. 400.
Rob't McRoy to the heirs OF D. w. Bea-
son. Lots 3, 4, and 5, In Block las, Lamasco.
for $500.
John E. Meni to Charles Echunk. Lot
Block ID, Eastern Enlargement, for $3.50.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-09

B3~The Demolrat thinks it a great
crime in a journalist to initiate Ger
man accent. yet,it publishes the fol-
lowing on an Irishman in its yester-
days issue:
An Englishman who was writing
a letter in a coffee house, became
conscious that an Irishman was
looking over his shoulder and read.
ing what he wrote. Not wishing to
openly rebuke the rudeness. the Eng
lishman closed his letter by saying
/ would say more, if there was not
a id Irishman looking over my
shoulder and reading every word ]
write
You lie. you rascal , shouted the
self betrayed Irishman."
It seems to make a difference whose
OK is gored.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-09
New York nrr Goods Market.

BY Telegraph.1 NEW YORK, Aprub 3.
fair business d0ipR, vet fhs trade A. not
active, lhOugh the prices Of staple articles
are Wlthout particular change Buyers
cam n~eNefbnelesbs pick up cheap goods, As
all are DESTROYS 70 realize. Heavy brown
sheetings arm at1A%@l5% for best eastern
makes the iattef extreme for Atlantic
LIZ 10 for Pepperell * 1914 for Amoskeaa
A; blcached muslin IDcs Bav Minis Ige:
BallOu I8Z: printing cloths firm at adj
vanced prices. There Is less depression In
printed caltcOes; good makes are selling
at I0T9li%; the latter price tor Pacific
MfIIq
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-09

DEMoCRAcY.-Private adviccs from
Parke County say that the Democrats
of that county intend to run a negro
on their ticket for some county Office.
Some prominent Democrats invited a
consultation with the leading coiored
men of the county. a few days since,
and urged them to select one of their
own color for Recorder and the De-
mocracy would run him for that Of
fee.
In Terre Haute they arc also re.
ported to be trying to get a negro to
run for the Council,
In Evansville they say that it was
the negro vote that beat the Republi-
cans, by driving off white men from
the party, aud at the same time boast
that large numbers of negroes voted
the Democratic ticket.
AS Stebbins says, these Democrats
are very seldom" people.
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Unpaid Letters.
Posi- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,
April 9Th. 1870.

PosT-OFFToE, EVANSVILLE,
April 9Th, 1870.
List Of letters remaining in Post
Office, at Evansville, which are held
for postage, and insuficientiy di-
recte1.
IF not called for by April 10Th,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please apply at the Cashiers
Office.
Charles Rusher. Xenia, Ills.
Dick Fitzgerald, IS, Ann street. N. T..
Carroll, Mcdonald q Co., ST. Louis, Mo.
Theodore Triton, Editor OF the I~ndepend-
emit, N. Z.
Martin, Hopf & SCHNEIDER, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Charlotte Butler, Cincinnati, Ohio.
lie. S~tansbuTy, Baltimore, Md.
Matte C~reushaw, City.
Jennie Phillips, City.
Julia Coolidge, City.
\ NeLtie Johnston, City.
John Berner, City.
Wyfmes Clark, DanYllle, Tenn.
L. Viewer, Mt. Vernon, Ind.
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new York Gold and stock Market.

By Telegrsph.l NEW YoHK, April 8.
The gold and stock boards adjourned
early this afternoon, In respect to the
memory OF General Thomas, INK dullnes
reigned supreme in Wall Street.
Fluctuations were very slight, and rep
esented an unusually small business IN
stocks, bonds and gold
MnnnU noas-~s&S - . On ChIi. EOTGlHn
exchange quiet and firm az S4 to o. Gold
dull but strong and opened at l2L, and
closed at l2H. Carrying rates 3a6K. Clear
ances t~WonLy-ive millions. Decline in
specie Ia the Bank of England. Lower
quotations Of sos IN foreign Markets, and
AN advance in foreign exchange here; all
import nrmness and premium decline IN
BIOS in foreign market is attributed TO the
nnfayorable reports OF political affairs OF
the French capital.
QOYEIENMENTS - Quiet and steady and
gold bonds heavy aud lower.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-09

D9~The Courier says that a negro
was told by a white mar that having
sworn in fourteen voters in n Ward,
that he had sworn enough and had
better 60 away,
That is a very mild way to put it.
This is how it is related by a bystan-
der. The colored man offered to
swear to the citizenship of the if
tenth, when a blear eyed sot, who
was working in the interest of the
temperance candidate. reared out:
Here. get out O. that ye black
rashcal, ye can't swear amy more
here. Be CORA ye done swearin
enough now be off wild viz"
The peace loving colored man. in
Inundated by the bully, went away.
And this intimidating speech was
approved by the assembled Democ-
racy. No wonder you say mo COM
ment."
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BRUMMELHAUS-LRrA A. BRUMMKL-
HAUs, aged Al years 4 months and IL days.
The funeral will take place from her late
residence, on Water Street, above Gum.
this Saturday morning, April 9Th, 1870,
at eight O'Clock. The friends of the
family are Invited to attend without fur
the notice.
PUTHAM-At Brooklyn, New York, on
Friday, April LIST. JOHN B., infant son of
Mrs. Bella G.. Putnam, aged 16 {
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louisville Market.

BY Telegraph L%oUIsvIELE. APRIL.
CorroE-Firme at &c for middnng up.
lands. ?
FLoUR-s5 90.
COHw-g5c.
WHEAT-sl 109l 20.
RYE-90c. tt
OATB-G3c.
GHOCERIEs-Quiet.
PTOVIsroNs-nctive with n speculative
demands pork 6lS: bacon at l5l, l30lBKs
bulk meats 10N, I4H@l5H; hams IsZe.
LARD-l6c.
WrIsHV-el 90.
T~oBACCO-Sales OF oil hhds at q 9547 .
FOR trash 10 Tugs: ~ 5093700 for lOWto mo
olum bright leaf
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Chicago Market.
by telegraph

by Telegraph CHICAGO, April s.
ELoUR-Very dull.
WHEAT-Dull; No. / nominal; No. 2 de-
clined &c, ranging at 74h@74I,a and closing
at 74N.
CoRN-DuH and %@2c low er; sales Of No.
2 at 77c977H for regular, and closing at In
side.
OArs-Qulet aud %c0%c lower, closing
with sellers OF 70. 2 at SOC
RYE-Firmer b &c higher, closing
quiet at 7icMT3c for No..
BARLEY-DuIl and nominal.
HIGHWINES-DnI and dropping at 81 for
iron bound, closing with sellers at 99c.
PRoVIsIONs-Flrm and steady, closing at
S27 rs for mess pork l0c9l0% for dry sailed
shoulders; l3c or rough sides: 1914 ;9l3M
for short rib mlddles loose.
LARD-I5%.
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1--WE n LET V

Did you hear the news? The doc
tors have agreed that
OYSTERS-FR ESH-are the Best
Medicine to Strengthen the Weak and
make the Strong StrongeYN
The best place to get them always
fresh, is at JOHN Q. SCHWEIzERis
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE.
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets.
mar22-1m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-09

NASHVILLE, April s.-River falling slow
", with I4feet on Harpeth Shoals. Wealth
er rainy. Arrived; Armada. from Padu-
can; Departed: Ielisman, for Cairo; Ar
mazda, for
MEMPHIS. April s.-Weather warm and
raining. The river rose 0 inches. anG ia
now 81 feet below high water mark. Ar
Marble City, Vicksburg; Virginia, New
Orleans.
VJCKsBURG, April s. - Up Edinburg, Oh.
i've Branch and Straderi river rising; clear
and warm.
= NEW ORLEAEs,A April 8.-Arrived-Grand
Lake. Departed-Kigore.
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THE LOUISIANA STATE FAIR.-Ev-
ansville manufacturers are to be rep
resented in the louisiana State Fair,
which will be held at New Orleans
in the latter part of this month. by
Messers. FL. +. Blount & Co., WIN.
Holman and Thomas Scantlin & Son.
Blount & Co. exhibit four Uric
plows and one cotton cultivator wLion
will be a credit to the frm and to the
CITY. Mr.. Heilmau will exhibit a por-
table steam engine; and Messrs.
Scantlin e. Son q patent stove, and q
large sugar evaporation. Other man
ufacturers may also exhibit there, but
the above are all the Evansville exkib-
itors who have thus far made known
their intentions. The party will start
about the 18th. Several ladies are
expected to go with the party. roI
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European Markets.

BY Telegraph LIVERPOOL, AprilS 8.
CoTroN-Sales for the week 9l,600 balesf
exports Is 900 bales: for speculation leoDV
OCO bales: recefpts for the week 10000 bales;
American 81, 900 bales; stock anoat S43.OOV
bales; American 2l8 .0U0 bales; msIkeI VI
ding New Orleans atlIZd- Manchester
market firm; Teceips OF wheat foT three
davs % 800 Quarters; a % erican lI,g00 quar-
ferss CaIffornIa white wheat IS ld9ys "a
red western No. 2 Is 10d; winter IS "a
western flour 1913 Cd: corn NO. mixed As
ID: oats rs Sd; barley osi peas o's.
To~DoN Anrl 81 onsoIs for money
Q25[s aceounfs g8z6: American securlLles
Steady. 82is OF, G5s 90%, CTS S9Z; 1O-40's va.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-09

WOULDN'T CowHIDE.-The woman
whom the colored Lydia sought. on
Thursday, came to the city yesterday
aud sought out the eolored blonde"
to get the promised whipping. At
sight of the object of her wrath, the
colored Lydia, instead of giving the
promised whipping, skipped out"
A great noise, ugly pames and no
blows were the result.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-09

BURGLARY. = Gumberts' Ware
house, On the alley, between Main
and Sycamore, and in the rear of
LeWenthal's clothing house, was
broken into on Thursday night, and
twenty-three mink skins and a sack
of feathers stolen therefrom. The
porter who discovered the burglary
yesterday morning. traced the feath-
ers by those the thieves had dropped
in their fight to q house on Main
Street, where they had been sold by
two Eegroes. The person who bought
them freely gave them up. but the
thieves have not yet been taken.
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Nashville Market.

nv Telegraph NASHVILLE, Aprils.
rorroN-steady low middling 2lc, and
gG s9H1oon-Ciear sides l6c; shoulders llAc;
hf FIoUE-At "a OO96 60 for Guperane 10
fancy
LARn-l6c.
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Hay- Now that tho boys who throw
stones are being punished, those who
who gather on street corners and an
noy passers by with vulgarity. ought
to receive attention.
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LIEaUIsrIo.-The English edition
of the 4aeqliche EvansUiHe Demo
krat, says Ma fur stag Dettche." and
writes cope for hopf. Both the En-
glish and German editors of that pa
per have set themselves up for critics
of the translations from German that
have appeared in the JOURNAL.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-09

s- T. @. BridweII & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have {
full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat.
ent Medicines, American and import-
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes.
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters,
je17-tf
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H6- Mr.. Sorenson issued licenses to
seven couples the last week, author
izing them to reduce themselves to one
person each. just one a day. Next
week they probably will be plentier.
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COLLECTOR OF U. S. REVENUE
General Veatch. the new Collector of
the Internal Revenue, has opened an
Office In Washington Block, and is
rapidly getting to work.
His Office is the next to MI. Har-
grave, the public prosecutor.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-09

No IRISH NEED APPLY.-It lisa
noticeable fact that Irish Democrats
in this city are not appreciated. Out
Of the three Irishmen on the Demo-
cratic ticket, not one a0ds elected, al
though their qualifications for the
places were undisputed by the Re-
publicans, and Wanted by their own
party.
There are some Irishmen now seek
ing appointments from the new Coun-
Gil, but they may as well give it up.
No Irish need apply. aaf
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REooRDER's CoBar.-John Leon
ard was sontNNm in default of bail
for 5000, foF< Stealing a brace from
Mr.. Weigef's copper smith shop. oa
Leonard spent several mouths in
jail hcre, on q similar charge.
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MARRIAGE L~IoESsKs.-The following are
the marriage licenses for the week ending
April 9Th, 1870:
Benjamin Ford and KATE appert.
Charles StremminS and Caroline Ba-
recteT. aA n
VIM. Wiley and Harriet Archer.
CaIistus Cough and Opheiia McLeed.
Joseph u. Cox and Martha JRae Angel.
Shadrach Ruark and Sophia Blakey.
George Roll and Magdalena Aetel.
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ACCIDENT. = Mrs. Grammer. the
wife of Capt. Grammer@f edo Vuick"'
stem. sprained her ankle on
rnursday evening, by accidentally
stepping into a post-hole in their
yard. DR.. Morgan says the injury,
although severe, is not dangerous.
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Always Ready and Reliable.

From its perfect purity and uniform
strength, Dooley's Baking Powder
can be safely relied on as the best and
most economical baking powder in use.
short weight. as each one contains
the full net amount represented, and
the same quantity is guaranteed to
last longer and give better satisfaction
in making rolls, biscuits, pastry, &C.,
than any other article OF the kind
known. Manufactured by
DooLEY & BROTHER, New York.
apr5 tn. thur&sat.
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EG- Henry Harris music, at the
festival last night, was a sad tempta-
tation to those young ladies who have
been in the habit of dancing. One
fairy would slyly balance to the music
in spite Of the presence Of the grave
church members.
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BB- Danuattell & Duhme have got
their new counters and show cases,
thus completing their elegant new
hat store.
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TOBACCO AND CoTToN SOLD YES
TERDAY.-Sales at Martin, Gardner
& Co.'s, of the Evansville Warehouse,
were q hhds at from 81 40 for frozen
Tugs to $40 90 for Indiana leaf.
Martin, Gardner & Co. also sold
ID bales of cotton, at from IA to 20
oa1ka
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TH1EvINa.-The theiving fraternity
seem to have a particular spite to Mr..
w. G. Whittlesey, having visited his
home three times in about as many
weeks, stealing enough on each coca
sion to send them to. Jacksonville.
for a season. Thursday night "a
their last visit. when they stole sew
eraI dollars worth Of provisions.
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ga Tobacco sale at Ford's Ware
house, to-day at 10 o'clock. A gen.
eral assortment. including some cut
ting leaf, will be sold.
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B5~The April showers which are
believed to bring forth Mays flowers,
came yesterday in the shape of a
dreary drizzle of rain.
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G8- Two Democrats actually 10
knowledge that they are candidates
for Wharfmaster.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS ApIH O.
CorroN-Quiet and firm at 22%c.
FIoUR-Nominal.
CORN-Sl.
OATs-68@60c.
HAYES co.
N
PORK-6Z6.
IARD-169l7c. a.
P14IR MEArs-Shouiders l0%c; sidesliH.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Martin, Gardner
& Co., of the Evansville Warehouse,
will sell 80 hhds of tobacco at the
usual hour this morning.
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WARNING TIC BoYs.-Two more
little boys were before the Recorder
yesterday, for breaking the windows
of an %unoccupied house in Lamasco.
Warrants are out for a large number,
and the appearance of a policeman or
the Marshal creates q panic and
stampede Of the children in that
neighborhood.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-09

SarFor once at least, the motion Of
the Courier deserves a second; that
on Lamplighters, saying that they
ought to have enterprise enough to
light the street lamps when the moon
fails to keep its appointments. Last
night the city was wrapped in impen-
etrable darkness just because Ayers
almanac said tho noon would shine,
and the lamplighters were too lazy to
sec whether it was true or not.
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B1r There were twenty real estate
transfers, for the week ending yes
terday.
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BD- The proceedings of the To-
bacco Board, in this paper, will inter-
est tobacco men.
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BGs- Zone swallow does not make it
summer but their forerunners, the
martins, have got along.
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B6S- There will be another sale of
lots, in the Longworth tract, about
the first of May. Ila
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PALM SUNDAY. - Tomorrow is
Palm Sunday, so called in commence
ration of the triumphal entry of the
Savior into Jerusalem, in an humble
garb, and riding on an ass. On this
occasion the people came out to meet
him strewing palms in his path, and
crying, "Hosanna IN the highea,
blessed is He that coneh IN the name
Of the Lord"
The Episcopal, Lutheran and Cath
Ole Churches celebrate the Sunday
with appropriate services, and orna-
ment their churches with eVergreens,
in eommemoration of the event.
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B6y~The Church Directory will be
found on the inside of this paper.
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RAJ Next week is Holy Week or
Passion Week.
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THECHURcH SoCIABLE.-Tho pros
poets of rain last night and the light
rain that fell, lessened, to a consider
able extent, the attendance at Ma
sonic Hall, which was by no means as
crowded as on Thursday night. New
ertheless there was a very fair at
tendance, and the enjoyment was no
less real and rational. There was a
great abundance of the most delicious
refreshments, and the tables were
well ratronized. The candy stand,
which was managed with such marked
ability on Thursday night, was placed
in the center of the room, and was q
point Of strong attraction to the little
folks, and proved a paying institu-
ton. The flower stand was also lib
orally patronized, many very elegant
boquets being sold at liberal prices.
In fact, we might say that the flower
market was active, and prices well
maintained.
The ladies have done themselves
infinite credit in this affair, and we
are glad to learn they realized a hand
some sum from admission fees and
from their tables on Thursday, as well
as from the grand lunch yesterday,
which was largely attended, literally
patronized, and universally pro-
nounced the finest ever set in this
city. The delightful music by Henry
Harris String Band was greatly ad-
mired.
Tho ladies extend their cordial
thanks to all who contributed to and
patronized their soeiable.
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RST Tax payers should read the nc
tice of Treasurer Lunkenheimer.
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pa New Calicoes and other new
Dry Goods just received at
~SoHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.'S.
9mh7-tf ;
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BG- A writer on the Courier says
never been to Chicago" Chicago is
to be congratulated.
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LETTERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'm the
Post-Oniee at Evansville, state Of Indiana
on the Sth day Of April, 1870. Fl.
Persons calling for any OF these letters
will please say advertised" giving date.
HH = nurvGa wGsr
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sG5- Clouds Cordial corrects cases
of confirmed or chronic complaints.
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RAJ Get your Sunday reading at
the Post Office stand.
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BG- All kinds of Soft Felt and
fashionable Silk Hats made to order
at WEBER & Co.'S,
apr6-3m No. 81 Main Sc.
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NOTIOE 10 TAX PAYERs.

Saturday, April 10th, is the last
day on which taxes can be paid with
out the addition of a penalty.
apr7t16l i. LUNKENHEIMER.
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RG~ Torn Currency and County
Orders taken at par for goods, at
SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'s.
mh7-tf
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Mrs. J. Hastings has just received
all the latest styles of bonnets, hats,
and every thing in the millinery line,
which she is selling at the very lowest
price, No. 80 Main Street up stairs.
april7 Nv.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-09

Say Scott has all the Weoklios.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-09

County orders for sale at this Oelec
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-09
Something Extra

Just received-FRESH Baltimore
Oysters-extra large and fat-serEed
up in every style.
JOHN G. ScHwEIZER,
Main Street Exchange,
apr8-2t between Fifth and Sixth.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-09
TO the Merohanta0 f EvaugvIlIo.

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Dolh shippers and consignees, on account
OF tho delay Of freight shipped over thO
hV@nAYiito and cairo p~aereta for Column
bus p pointa ga the Mobile n ohio HatI-
foaa' We have now mado arrangements
VIII the hYansvtile and Cairo packets to
deliver snch freight b ua. and we can now
guarantee lH being promptly forwarded
20 US deatlnati9n. Please cnnalRn such
freights 70 "paro 81 Steamer Dan. Able,
Cairo" W. a. LOWTH.
apr7-iw Master Steamer Dan. Able.