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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-08
European Markets,
By -rolegraph.l LIvERpooL. Aprir7.

BY Telegraph.l LIVERPOOL, ApriI7.
Cotton quiet and steady; middling up
lands 1IMJ; New Orleans il%d: sales H.
600 bales. Wheat, California white 8s 2dG
Os 3D.: red western No. 2 rs 4d@8s: winter
IS 7daSs Sd; western flour 1871; corn No.
2 mixed 2Ss Sd; oats 45s; pork 93s Cd mess
IO6s; lard SIS; cheese 70s Cd; bacon SOS.
LONDON, April 7.-Consols for money
g5I: account 934; American securities
quiet; 1910 s 81. 62's 9lH, 05's 9O%. CTS S9I.
PARIS, April 7.-Bourse quiet; rentes 73f
93c.
FRANKpoRT, April 7.-Bonds quiet at
9jH99jA.
HAvRE, April z Cotton opened dull at
1877 on spot ard l3l afioat.
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PREAoHINa.-Rev. @. @. Chaplin,
Of Virginia, is now on a visit in this
city, and will preach in the First
Baptist Church, this evening, at u
O'Clock. lie has been preaching in
Paducah with fine effect, and is said
to be an able speaker.
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B5- There will be seventy-four Of
fees TO be filed. if you reckon, as the
Courier does. that lamp-lightors are
Office holders.
This includes those who furnish
horse power to draw the engines, etc.
The applicants are said to number
Just 1880 persons.
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A NEW FIRM.-Messrs. Gosleo &
Warren, of the Post Office, have just
completed their News and Cigar
Stand, and can now accommodate the
public with the New York Ledger,
Weekly. Clipper. &c. Also, the best
cigars ever smoked. You can now
get your mail and cigars at the same
nlnna
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RIVER NEWS
For otter RtUer neuls See Thtrd Page.

The weather grew cloudy last even
ing, with strong symptoms of rain,
and the atmosphere was foggy to
some extent.
The additional arrivals and depart
ures up to midnight include the
Quickstep, to Cairo; Crescent City, to
Wabash River; Rapidan No. 2, from
Passport; Tarascon. to Louisville;
City Of Evansville, from Cairo.
The Rapidan bad a good trip of
freight and was crowded with people,
merchants coming here to lay in their
spring stock Capt. Lee Howell is
again on hand, but we are sorry to
hear that he has not set fully recog-
cred his health......The Quickstep
took out a full trip Of freight and
passenger5......The Spray and Indiana
delayed their departures n day
and may positively be expected here
to day.........There was a good deal OF
packet freight on the wharf last eve
ming, for the Henderson
is shipping a large amount of tobacco
to Louisville by the packets jest now.
.........The Crescent City left late last
night for Dit. Carmel with a good
trip......Will. III. Hugo. the renowned
velocipcdist, Of New Harmony, was
in the city yesterday, a passenger
by the Crescent City.."...We arc told
that the Mary Houston has laid up
until next week........The City of Ev-
a%nsville came IN at quarter before one
o'clock this morning with an excel
lent trip, including much tobacco.
Manifests.
Manifest of the steamer Rapidan No. 2,
from Florence TO Evansville:
Captain Lee Howell. l bale cotton; ] Q
Wells, Is bales cotton: Lyon q Machen, 4
Jsquess Hudspeth 81 20 L saddle; Semonta
Dixon & Co l bale cotton; Geo S Sontagg &
Col 20 hardware; Warren & /
accOrdlan: Mackey Nesbit d Co 5 bales
cotton; Weldon Bros & Co 2 bales cotton
Martin, Gardner & Co, 81 bales cotton, z
hhds tobacco, 7 bundle rags 3 dry hides;
A Refs, 2 dry hides, J. bundle dry hides, !
| box taIloW Preston q Co, 2 bales cotton
3 r Gilbert q Co, 1 sack saddles; Miller,
Gardner & Co, II bales cotton.
RESHIPPING.
L~ouisviIle-3 bales cotton.
bales cotton.
P~ittsburg-W q b. 90 bags peanuts.
Memphis =, 2 bales cotton.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-08

BG In the trial of Chas. Leunig,
for murder, at Mt. Vernon, last week,
after the trial had been concluded
and the jury retired. they were dis
charged without bringing a verdict,
on account of the misconduct Of the
bailif in charge Of them. The bailif
was ined $4,000.
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ADvIoE.-The new local" of the
Courier gives the new Council half o
column of advice on The Offices"
very naturally commencing on the
Office which is nearest his heart, and
fetching up at the l~amplighter. He
wants a clean sweep.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-Three boys
were arrested on the complaint of
Mr.. John A. Reitz, for throwing
stones and breaking the windows in
his house. The little fellows were
from eight to twelve years old, and it
is probable that this lesson will do
them good.
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B6y~ Candidates for the various city
offices are getting so impertinent. and
petitions. are 50 numerous, that one
prominent Democrat has provided
himself with an engraved stamp to
sigh petitions, in the way nj. O.'s are
said to frank mail matter.
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ADJUSTMENTS COMING Among
the many good things announced as
to come off soon. are Olive Logan's
Girls" Forepaugh's exhibition OF
four-paw'd animals; a panorama OF
New York, and a Black Crook COM
pany Of orphan children, all down
for this month--probably.
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~SPRING.-Among the many other
signs of Spring are the opening of the
ice cream saloons, which bloom forth
about the same time With the fruit
blossoms.
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RE.INTERMENT.-.Th The remains OF our
former fellow-citizen, Daniel Start,
who died some months ago in Spencer
County, wefe brought to the city on
Wednesday, and re-interred yesterday
evening in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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SERENADE.-A party of serena5ers
had Henry Harris band out serena
ding last highland paid "Local''a visit,
as he was about to seek his virtuous
couch. Thanks, gentlemen, espec-
tally for Mr.. Goslee's Shamus
O'Brien.n
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A RoUaH SToNE.-Jack Stone a
colored man, who has given business
to the police before now, was arrested
by Chief Royston and taken before
Squire Walker. for beating Judy
Hubbs. The Judge fined him So 80
and EN- him to Jail.
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A CoLeRED LYDIA. "A "bru-
nette " imitator of the blonde, Lydia
Thompson, paraded the streets, yes
terday, with q rawhide in her hand,
swearing yengence on another colored
woman who had coaxed her husband
away. She founced about until Chief
Royston warned her to go home. She
went
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s II A L on S.
AT
Morg andafe Farm
For 1870
The fast trottlng stallion
" HI OK


r,,~p brown. bv Young Morriu, aHH II.
WSa~waFght Uts dam the lAHt i
neare FfTsn uougiasi VIII servo
aVO tho season. -rF ut.rr.
TLVERIHOE
sLestnut. by RInegold; he by H0ston
-, Nv imported GlencOes VIII be raducA
49, SgO 70 $40 for the present Bcnsonf ~
tnd1co farmers TO breed their mares %
t-hor0ughbred horse. ANY mare bred
these horses, not proving lu foHl can "
returnod tho following season free q.
rharne. The season commence the lat @
Mareh, and ends the lst OF July.
TerIne-Notc payable Ola the Iat day &
January, ISL.
For sale, thoroughbred and Trottln
Horses, Attorney Cattles milk one-quel
fer reaml. Chester White Pigs, ~ sout
sheep, best breed for mutton hA
wool combined,
No expect % Import "a large black dne
nv the nrst OF April, OF which q nQtlA
yin BE glvou. Address
WM. CRAFTS,
Agent Tor owner
evansville, March, 1870. mhs dlW Wim
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PERsoNAL.-At the literary exer-
cises Of Hanover College, last week,
James 7. Walker, Jr., of Evansville.
one of our promising young men, was
one Of the speakers.
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SIDEwALKs.--The incoming city
officers, or those going out, or who
ever else the duty devolVes upon,
ought to see that the many broken
and irregular sidewalks are duly re-
paired. 4 lady, going home about 9
o'clock, Wednesday night, hurt her
ankle severely, by a broken pave
ment, on Fourth Street, rear Cherry.
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ToBAcco SOLD YEsrERDAY.-Mar-
tin. Gardner & Go. SOLD ten hogsheads
at from 81 40 for frozen trash, to so
for Indiana cutters. and $14 10 for
Davies County cutters.
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OUR FATHER's HOUSE,;

Or tThe Unwrlttcn Word" by Gle popas
lar author oil Mint Scenes w. Ne HtlLc.
IT'S last works Immense sale makes eafs
tain fbfa ones success. All who nave one
want the other. AOse.tintcd paper. steer
-FnaraVlnEa. C~lergyrueuy Teachers eutL
getfc men and ladies' wanted lm ever
township 90 act as agents. a paying pu
mess. Send for Circular. LEIGLEHs Ms'
CURpY a. Co, $50 Race Street, Cluotunah
WlW
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STATE s. s. CoNvENTIoN.- We
publish this morning a notice of a
meeting of pastors, officers and
friends of Sabbath Schools, this even
ing. at the Walnut Street Presbyteri-
an Church. to make arrangements for
the State Sunday School Convention,
which is to be held in this city early
in Juno. We hope that there will be
a full attendance tonight. We deem
it highly important to the interest and
credit of our churches and city, that
nothing be left undonc on the part of
our citizens to make the Convention
q large and successful one. 1t will
be highly discreditable to US if this is
not the case.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-08

TOBACCO SALE.-Martin. Gardner
& Go. will sell twenty hogsheads of
tobacco at the Evansville Warehouse
to.day-Cumberland River and In
diana.
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FIRST FA1LURE.-One Of the prom
ises made by certain Democratic can
didates for the Council, was the
speedy removal Of the Fourth Street
Market House as a nuisance. It had
its effect ii entrapping a few unwary
Republican votes. The Courier. yes
terday, very coolly informs these gen.
tlemen that the Market house is like
IL to remain for sometime to come.
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EQUALIZATION. - The Board of
Equalization will meet next Monday
for the purpose Of cqualizing taxes on
personal property. Persons interest
ed will take notice.
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ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTs.--Cona
clave of La Valette Commandery No.
Is, this (Friday) evening. at z O'clock,
for comforting Red Cross and KITE
Templar Orders. Per order of E.C.
ap7. 1t a. j.. CoLBURN, Rec.
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AlHaHs RendH and RelIahIe.

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,
No 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
WooLEY & BROTHER, New York.
apf5 tn, thur&sat.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
enmefhlne KxlrnIl

Just received-ERESH Baltimore
Oysters-extra large and fat-served
up in every style.
JOHN g. SCHWEIZER,
Main Street Exchange,
apr7.2t between Fifth and Sixth.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.

DE- HEIoU . yENaIA DaAIHs EVWUVI'
It never fails, saves time and yexa-
ton O spirit; saves milk; elegant bis
cults arc made with water. Free
from all injurious materials. None
like it. Wholesale agency at the ORR
entail Tea Store, New Opera House.
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ES- The modesty of office seekers
IS astonishing. About twenty men
deny that they are candidates for
Wharfmaster. but each AYERS hal the
other is.
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Nashville Market.

By Telegraph NASHVILLE, April.
CorroN-Firm; low middIing 2lc, and
good ordinary :0Lc; stock 5,270 bales.
FLoUR-At 81 0JGG 60 for fuperhne TO
fancy.
CoRN-sI delivered.
~BACon-Clear sides lOci shoulders llZc;
IN ms IGc-
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nJ There has been neither a
prayer meeting nor a fight in the old
house next to this Office since Mon
day night, for a wonder.
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AccIpENT no THE ]. Ia. aRoEspEcK.

CISCINNATI, April 1.-THE river has fall
en- IL inches, with 43 feet inch in the
channel. weather clear. Thermomete
ACCIDENT TO THE ]. H. aRoEsBEcK.
CuECINNATI. April 7.-RIver 80 feet in the
channef, and SO feet space under the
bridge. Arrived-Robt. Burns, Memphis
Argosy, st. Louis; John IL. Groesbeck,
New Orleans. The ". III. GrOesbeck, in un-
dertaking to pass under the suspension
bridge today, struck with her chimnsys.
result was, the derrick brok and let the
chimneSs fall, smashing the pilot house,
named Phillip LAWNS. who resides in
C~ovtngton. The pilot, Marsh. Estes, man.
fully remained at his post, and safely
anded the boat at the city wharf. This
was all the damage the boat sustained.
LOUISVILLE, April 7.-Port List-Ar-
rived-Norman, Spray a Silver Noon,
from Cincinnati. Departed-Norman. to
Moon, to Memphis; indiana, TO New or
leans. River falling % feet IN the canal,
is feet in the chute, and IS feet under the
bridge. Weather warm and clear. MeN~
~ IS. Business
CAIRO, April 7. Port List Tyrone,
Nashville packet, 8 P. n; Mollie Ebert,
Lee, evansville to New Orleans, 2; Belle
Vernon, New Orleans 10 Cincinnati, 4; st.
Joe, Memphis to 81. Louis, @; E. Hensley,
arkansas River 70 81 L9ui: Z; star No. 3,
Pittsburg to st. Louis, o: A. NJ. Merwin,
Louisville to New Orleans, 2P. n. Tigress,
Plttsburg and return, 3; Sans Orr, Evans
vile packet, q; Champion, 81. Louis TO
Cincinnati, Z; Friendship, st. Louis TO
Evansville, Z. River rose D inches Mer-
curry ~. Weather cloudy.
NASHVILLE, April 7-River rising again,
with 10 feet on Harpeth ShoRlsg Weather
fair and pleasant. Arrived - Taifsman,
Cairo: Wild Cat, P~ittsburg. Departed
| Ella Hughes, Upper Cumberland; Robert
Moore, Cincinnati.
ACCIDENT TO THE srEAMRR RICHMOND.
ST. LOUIS. April 1.-The steamer Rich
mOnd ran into the bank opposite Rush.
town Bend, thirty-hye miles below here,
at 1917 O'Clock, last night, % Capt Green
WINS throwing freight Overheard, at last
accounts, to Keep her from linking. The
Bismarck has gone rom here to her assist
ance. r1l E5E
Nothing further heard from tho Rich
mond- The probabilities are that she
Will be saved. The boat is valued at $780,
! COO. Insared In Louisville and PlttsbuTg
| offices. She had about I,S90 tons OF freight.
valued at near SlO9,O09. A wreektng boat
left 10 assist her.
ST. LOUIS, April 7.-Afrived st. Luke
from Miami; Silver Bow from Kansas
parted-Mary Mcdonald for Omaha Mary
| Alice for New Orleans: Moilie McPfke for
Lake Pepin; Colorado for Vlcksburg. Rlv-
err falling slowly; weather cloudy with
indications OF rain.
MEMPHIS, April 7AWeather clear and
warm. River rising. Departed CoTnelia,
Ames, Belle st. LOUIS, Sallte TO st. Louis;
Lewelltn, TO Evansville; Iorena, TO Gin
| cinnati SIver spray and Mary Miller, to
New Orleans. Cap Charlie Sont0R tow
boat Reese, burned her boilers below mere,
and has laid mp for repairs. Capt Slut.
| chased half of the Magenta, for the st.
Louis New Orleans trade.
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TOBACCO Sale.--Weldon Bros. &
Go. will sell tobacco, t to-day. including
some good qualities.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, April 7.
Dry goods business a little more ANNA
ted, yet h market is far from active.
Prices are steady. We have only 60 no.
tee the Pednetl9n OF GTe@I Fails n Ly-
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n6S The cigar makers are going to
dance, on the 18th, at National Hall.
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Ladies if you want anything done
in the Dress and Cloakmaking line,
call at Mrs. Hastings, No. 30 Main
Street, up stairs. april7-1w.
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DD The Recorder expects to hold
a matinee this morning; five warrants
were out yesterday.
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EEHE MARKETS..
iew York Gold and Stock Market.

heW YORK G0Id and Stock MaFket.
by IeIegraph.I NEW YORK, April 7.
The failure OF commission paper house
Is reported.
MoNEY-Easy at 5@6 per cent. on call;
the bulk OF TRANSACTIONS 81 higher rates
STERLING-Is firm and quiet at SL0
81 per cent.
and closed at IlT. Carrying rates 415M6
per cent. Clearances 1850 900.
GovERSMENTs-Steady on gold bonds,
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pa One lawyer says he has drawn
up fifteen petitions for Office, and
signed eighty-four. He keeps tally.
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e .
SIX
FoR sALE By All DEALERS rs
DRY GOODS g. NOTIONS.
Notwithstanding Books s0nB free.
Secrets of Internal Revenue
By Prominent O6icer of he Treas
lkry Service,

Showing up b secrets inner tgorEfn0q
or the Revenue Department, tho whisky
hAngi 0Old King, n Drawback Frauds.
spiracies and Raids on the Government.
M~aifeasance tyranny, and Corruption OF
nigh Oh4clals. Tie mast atUrIin0 and t0l.
500 Wen filled pages spiritodly illustrated.
ADentB a0aHted. C0nBngsin0 X9Ok aud cont
4tete oHJtt 4entJree. Address Wm. EAIHEr
Ptbasher, Philadelphia, Pa, Chicago, IN.
or Cincinnati, ohio.
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4 B6~ New Calicoes and other new
Dry Goods just received at
SCHAPKER, BUssING Il Co.'s.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS,

Saturday, April 10th, is the last
day on which taxes can be paid with
out the addition of a penalty.
apr7t16l Il. LUNKENHEIMER.
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L. o. o. F.-The installation of
officers in Morning Star Lodge, was
conducted, last night, by Ronald
Fisher. d. d. G. NJ, in the presence
of a large. number Of ladies and gen.
tlemen, most Of whom we're members
of the order.
General Shackleford, who had been
expected to address the meeting,
sent a note that he was indisposed,
and the installing officer called upon
P. G. Philip Hornbrook. who. with
Rev. Bros. G.. w. Moore, Rev. r.
Andrus, John Ingle, Jr.. and Rev.
Bro. Chapman, of Danville, Virginia.
addressed the meeting.
The speech of DR.. Andru5 was the
speech of the evening; having once
been a member of the Order he spoke
from a knowledge Of tits merits and
defects--in a clear, candid and impair
tial manner The meeting closed by
the singing Of the closing ode.
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To the Merchants Of Evansville.

~ BAU AADAS
There has been much complaint from
both shippers and coDsignees, on account
of the delay OF freight shipped over the
Evansville and Cairo packets for Column
bus and points on the Mobile & OHIO Ball
road. We have now made arrangements
with the Evansville and Cairo packets to
deliver such freight to as, and we can now
guarantee It's being promptly forwarded
to its destination. Please consign such
freights to scare CT steamer Dan. Able,
Cairo" w. a. LOW1H'
anr7-Iw Master Steamer Dan. Able.
FOR CATRO- COLUMBUS & MEMPHIS.
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ManiFests
River Dispatches

PITTsBURG, April Electromagnetic 0 feet
and Ieceeding. Allegheny ii feet ana fall
ing. At Greensboro AZ feet. At Browns
vile OBJECT and falling at both points. At
Oil City o feet l inch and ia ling. The
Camelia for Nashville left at noon. Bust-
ness on the wharf was fairly active.
Weather cloudy and warm; thermometer
500.
CISCINNATI, April 1.-THE river has fall
en- IL inches, with 43 feet / inch in the
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COEAUPsN

Il large gold sleeve button. with the in
"a ftiat II" A reward viii be paid for
it's return TO Asa IglehaTt q Son. APPS IL
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The CHURCH SocIABLE.-The soei-
able last night, by the ladies of the
Vine Street Presbyterian Church, was
a magnificent success in every re-
spect. The attendance was large. in
Guiding the elite Of the city, almost all
the churches being represented. Ma
sonic Hall. was beautifully and taste
fully decorated for the occasion, and
Henry Harris inimitable string band,
diseoursed the most excellent music.
The tables were tastefully arranged
and the choicest viands were served
TO guests by the fairest ladies Of the
city. There were also many articles
of Uirtu offered for sale, including
some of the most exquisite bouquets,
and baskets of flowers of indescriba-
bic richness and beauty. One of the
most beautiful and attractive of the
latter was purchased by Captain NJ.
d. Warren, clerk Of the Tarascon,
and presented to a lady Of this city,
the price paid being ten dollars.
The tables were we'll patronized,
and the receipts were very large.
Among the articles that attracted the
greatest admiration was a magnificent
cake donated by the officers of the
steamer Quickstep. No description
We could write would do half justice
to its natchless beauty. It must be
seen to be appreciated.
To day, from IL AM. to 3 pm. the
ladies will give a lunch, comprising q
bill of fare that would do credit to
Delmonico's. to which they invite all
the gentlemen and ladies of the city
Tonight, the entertainment will be
repeated. and those who would spend
a delightful evening, should make it a
point to be there. Admission fee
only 25 cents.
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County Orders for sale at this ONCE.
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D65- Torn Currency and County
Orders taken at par for goods, at
SoHAPKER, BUssING& Co.'S.
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BGr All kinds of Soft Felt and
fashionable Silk Hats made to order
at WEBER Il Co.'s,
apI6.3ml No. 81 Main st.
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Farm for Sale SeaT Fva9sv,,,o

Farm Tor Sale Near Evansville.
$50 acres of valuable land within 4
miles of Evansville, on the Green
river road, for sale on edsg terms.
Thirty-fve acres improved. Posses
sion given Immediately. The land is
very desirable. and a bargain can be
had by applying at once to
ALyAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate agent.
NH 1O-tfJ Evansville, Ind.