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GtraHherrY Festival.

The ladies Of the Church of the
Assumption will give a Strawberry
Festival at National Hall on the even
ings of Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, May 30th and 31st, and June 1ss.
The fact that those ladies have charge
of the matter is sufficient guarantee
that it viii be well worthy Of patron
age. E @
Tickets % cents. TO be had at the
First National and Merchants Ma
tional Banks. May "a I'd
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will be
celebrated by many Christians as the
day on which the Holy Ghost de-
scended upon tho Apostles in the
shape of tongues of Ere. It 'Ras eel
ebrated under the old law as the day
on which the law had been given to
Moses amidst thuuders and light
nings OF the Mount. Its also called
Peutecost.
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by Telegraph LoUrsVmnE. May q.
CorToE--Dnlli middling age.
FLOUR-Sj 2j
C0RN-fI IS.
WHEAT--EI 05Mi TO-
OATs-68c
RYE-S1 90.
pORK-S30.
BACoN-lS5<. II and re
BULK MEATB--125Ta l61l6<.
IARD-lTc
WHIskY-si 0j0l 06
TOBACCO SALES OF Gg5 hhda nb f6 f0a9 O0
for frosted 70 good ius3s s. 250e0 o0 f0r low
10 good leaf.
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episcopal BAZAAR.-The ladies Of
the Episcopal Church of Henderson,
XIV. will, on Tuesday night next, open
! Grand bazaar at the Rink. to con-
time two nights. The object is for
The benefit of the church. A great
variety of useful, ornamental and FAM
Nv articles will be offered for sale at
low prices. Good music will enliVen
the scene, and the most sumptuous
and delicious refreshments will be
provided. No ladies in the world can
excel the ladies Of Henderson in such
alters
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By telegraph NEW YORK. May ~
DRY GooDs-The market is dull We
quote Atlantic A aud Lawrence ID ~ tuo'
Pacific Extra and Amoskehg a. Dfosh
sheetings, 141<cs AndroscoRging ly-4 az /,
471<c: Aueusta do, l31zMl4cs BEDFORD H.
BI<e Great rails q. lie; Golden Ridge, lie I,
Monadncck 8 4, 32c: do. ll-4, 4112c- Bates
Xxx bIea5hed muslin 49, bleckstone 4,
canabrfc. nc. aud Gan's bratdss soc.
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INFORMATION WAETED.-Any one
who knows the address of Lucy D.
Hord, widow Of VIM. q. Hord, a
soldier during the rebellion. OF the
whereabouts of Joshua Ingram. will
please leave word at the Cashiers
room in the Post Office.
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BThe Union says there was ru-
NOR in circulation, yesterday, that .
shooting affair had occurred 10 the
neighborhood of Reitz & Haney's
Foundry. but diligent enquiry has
failed to trace it to reliable source.
The police know nothing Of it.
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The Stock OF THE ANDES INsUR-
ANCE CoMpANY.-We were surprised
upon examining the list of Evansville
stockholders in the Andes Insurance
Company, comprising, as it does, most
of our leading merchants, capitalists,
and bankers, who, approaching the
value of the stock, have at once sub
scribed. Large subscriptions are not
sought for. All the Evansville stock
would be readily taken by few. but
Mr.. Bennett desires to place il in the
hands of larger number, thereby
securing increased influence ard busi-
ness for the new company. Those
who have connected themselves with
the ANDES in Evansville are known
as among our wealthiest. most sub
stantial and successful business men.
We have good authority for saying
that the organization Of the new COM
pany will be proceeded with without
delay. and once organized, its success,
under the management Of Mr.. Ben
nett. is a question which admits of no
doubt. Mr. Benefits large expert
ence, his splendid executive ability,
his energy, and the thoroughness with
which he performs his work, afford all
the guarantee which could be required
that the new company will be organ
lied on a solid basis. and its affairs
managed and business prosecuted IN
the interests Of sound and legitimate
underwriting.
The remainder Of the Evansville
stock will be placed to-day, and par
ties wishing to obtain it, will please
call at DREw's Insurance AGENCY,
where Mr.. Brass will give any required
information concerning the Company
| Those who have not Investigated
l the matter are referred to the Banks
and Bankers, or the following gentle
men: Samuel Orr, s. q. Gilbert. Sam,
ueI Bayar,i, Matthew Dalzell, Cypriar
/ Preston, II. E. Bl6unt. Nj J Bray
Il Geo. s. Sonntag, Jno. j. Roach, ID. q
Z Keller, E. L. Morgan. Jno. D. Roche
Chas. DENLY, Tnos. =. Garyin. Chas
z. Baker, J. a. Lemcke, Charles
Exc, G. K. Drew, z. n. Bixby. An
gust Brentano. Geo. W. ShankliD
J Charles e. Marsh, s. w. Thompson
Emil Rahm, Baird & Start, Z. 4. Nc
Ferson, E. u. Jenkins and w. u
Hinkle.
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R0-See the local advertisement of
Hallock 4 Ford. These energetic
young men keep everything TO be
found in frst-olass retail drug store,
and take great pleasure in showing
their goods.
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ST. PAUL's PIcNIo.-The trair will
start promptly at o'clock. and all
the family are expected to go. inelud-
ing thu baby. for a splendid time is
anticipated. sA
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B2~ The present week has been
prolific Of festivals and picnics. and
next week opens with the Strawberry
Festival Of the Church Of che As
sumption, at National Hall. as
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Nay n.
CoTToN-Stiff at 22c; receipts 5l8 bales.
exports 1888 bales; receipts for the week
1904 bales exports 4,2ld bales; stock ld,G78
bales.
FLoUR-Dull at S5d8
CORN-Sl I2I&Ql I71S
HAY-S20a2Z.
BRAN-S24.
I5ARD-Nominal.
PORK-e3l.
BAcoE-shoulders ls5z; sides lsc.
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The WEATHER.-The thermometer
range for yesterday, was Ga. NJ, 580 /;
ga NJ. 6S9; II NJ, 70o; 3P. NJ, Sc; 6
2. NJ, 66o.
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BROKE HIS ARIA little son of
MIG. J. Fischer, Of the Independence
Brewery, Madduxport. fell from a
swing, on Thursday, and broke bis
left forearm.
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SoJoURNING.-General James Fl.
Smith and Admiral Haines, of Me;ae,
are still sojourning in the city. ait
ing till the steamer Evansville leaves
for Bowling Green. next Tuesday.
when they will leave for the Nam
moth Cave. They have rooms ct the
Hotel de Neumann, in Chandeliers
Block. They are greatly astonished
at the amount of business transacted
Ia this city.
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B3- The Post Office is receiving
nice new coat of oil. which, as applied
by @. w. Osborne, makes it look like
a new Office.
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s9= The Ledger, Clipper, Weekly
and other papers. at the Post Office.
Stand. together with novels and nov
elites.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-The following are
the marriage licenses for the week ending
May 9th, 1870:
Archer West and Sarah Jane Like.
George Schmidt and Kate Herbert.
John w. Peck and Anna Bowers.
James e McReynoldE and Louisa Hop
kinS.
VIM. Hedges and Elizabeth Elder.
VIM. Bsndes and Caroline Hagen.
Robert e. Bailou and Alice Mcclure.
John SiebeI and Eve Kadel.
Samuel Litchfield and Angelina Jsred.
w. NJ. p. Jewell and Elizabeth NJ. Earp.
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CIT NE w q .
COAL CINpFRg.

A few loads OF coal eInders, free or
charge, 10 any one who will cart
them away. Call as Journal Press
Room.
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FLoRAL.-G. hewitt, the florist.
has the thanks Ct the local editor for
an exquisite boquet. the product of
his garden.
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A PET1rIoN.-Howard Dunn. who
was convicted Of larceny at the Crim-
inal Court the present term, has writ
ten to Gen. B. T. Butler over the sig
psture of Howard Lee, saying be ssas
formerly Lieutenant Colonel of the
Excelsior Colored Regiment Of WASH
ington, and staff officer of the Gen.
eral. and asking him to circulate a
petition among the citizens Of Wash
ipcton, his former home, for his
DardOn.
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e3r More legal skirmishing and
strategy at the Common Pleas Court
yesterday.
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BD- Our stock of Bonnets. Hats.
Ribbons, Flowers and Millinery gen
orally is very large and complete, and
will be sold cheap. at wholesale or
retail. Miss Bellam and her assist
ants, in charge Of the Trimming De-
partment. will trim to order at short
notice, and guarantee satisfaction.
ScHAPKER, BUssING q Co.,
apr20-f 40 Main Street.
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SAVE THE PENNIEs.-Throw away
the little boxes in which you have
saved the small sums Of money, and
deposit your earnings where they will
bear interest. Or, if you will cling to
the habit and the boxes, save the
dimes and nickels in them, until they
amount TO a dollar. and then deposit
them in the Savings Bank. where
they will bring return.
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BI Hiram Nelson sells Dry Goods
and Boots end Shoes'at his Auction
Room on Locust St, this morning.
Also one or two second hand Buggies.
Ladies invited.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BD They have just opened lot of
Alpaca Parasols, at the Bazaar for
fifty cents apiece.
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b~ A fue Glass Lamp complete,
globe and all, is sold at the Bazaar
for one dollar.
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THE TERPsIoHoREANs' PICNIc.-
At noon, yesterday, but q very few
persons had made their appearance
at Artesian Springs Park, and things
looked little blue for a good party.
At about one o'clock, a few more
came along; at two a few more. and
in little groups they came. until at
three o'clock company Of just the
right proportions had assembled. and
what was still better. Of the best Sc
lection, as the Terpsichorean parties
always are.
AS soon as a sufficient number had
assembled. dancing was commenced in
the hall, and in spite of the unpropri-
tious weather, splendid time was
experienced. Henry Hart furnished
the music, of course. AAsl
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EG~ Strawberries are selling at
twenty cents quart, and fifty cents
per gallon. So Wagley says.
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CoNTRAor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AGAIN SUCCESSFUL. - To Messrs.
Pillsbury & Erskins. Of this city.
has been awarded the contract for
the masonry for the railroad bridge
across Green River. at Livermore.
for the Owensboro & Russellville
Railroad. work that will amount to
some 100000. The same firm are en-
gagged on ike structure. including
an extensive earth work. at Rockport,
KY, on the line of the Elizabeth
town & Paducah Railroad, work of
still greater magnitude. They viii
commence work under the new con-
tract about the first of July. Capt.
PiIlsbury was one Of the contractors
on the Franklin Street bridge and al
so on the Pigeon Greek bridge. at the
Artosian Springs Park. which is pro-
nouneed one of the finest structures
of the kind in the country. It is
gratifying to our city pride that Ev-
ansville contractors have been sue
cessful in this case, where there was
strong competition from kll parts o.
the country.
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AcoIDENT.-Mrs. Tornette, a German
lady, aged eighty-four years, who
lives in Lamaseo, fell from a wagon
yesterday and broke her leg.
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b@ Strawberries only 30 cents per
gallon at the New York Grocery.
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kind remembrance. and our earnest
wishes for long and happy voyage
through life.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
FoR New ORLEANs.-The great
Indiana is announced for New Or
leans to-day, and is one Of the most
pleasant and elegant steamers. She
is commanded By Captain R. E. Neal,
with Charley Miller and Elliott Mil
Ter in the Office. all gentlemen re-
nowned for their skill as nayigators,
and their courtesy as gentlemen.
Roats Leaving ON sunday.
FoR ST.. LOUIS. - The splendid
Express Line steamer Anna will be
along to morrow en- route to st. Louis,
and is a supurb steamer. Capt. +. J.
Smith is her excellent commander,
and Mr.. W. r. Wherry is her courte-
Gus and obliging clerk.
nanfaesss.
Manifest of the steamer City Of Evans
Vile, from Cairo TO Evansville, May %.
A Gum befts, bags OF feathers, bag or
W9Ol, III dry hides green DO VIVA He1l-
man, box. lot OF Old iron and machinery.
] COW; VIM Caldwell, 8 bxs strawberries,
ia "A Cook, 5 bxs do: Th0s. Kerth, ! roll
leather J F Stewart. beef cattle; Topf,
Long & Co, IA dry hides, 3 sheep pets: n
TX Wells a. Co, bundle snath&s Fl u Bah
cock, pIow point: Heuke q Lemcke, 2
sacks wool; MInor q Dal1am, 4 box boots.
Miller, Gardner a. Co, bali OF sheeting;
A Refs, 10 green hides, bundle calf skins,
i bdI green hides. IL green hides, 3 dry do,
z sheep p Its. 4 Dbl tailow; NJ CABIN q Co,
49 bbls whisky: Weldon Bros q Co, hhds
tobacco; Ford's Warehouse, z hhds do:
Martin Gardner & Co, hhds do: A +
Shrader, 8 hhds do.
REsHIPPING.
Mauckport-CarrnI & Sherman 10 bags
Whert, 2 bids rags.
Louisville-FerIs BARLEY & Co 256 rolls
leather. s L Ray q Co 2 hogsheads tobac-
co. Ray 81 Co hhds tobacco.
Cinctnnati-D Kennedy q Co trunk,
roll carpetting: Robt. Moore q Co 28 bhds
tobacco, tub tobacco. bales cottons VIM
White & Co hid tobacco.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-Frank Wig
gins. who was caught trying to wig
another fellow somewhere IN Lamas-
co. was fined five dollars and twenty
Ave cents for the wiegin. The other
fellow escaped with his wig. Frank
gave security for tho fine.
Aaron Jones, very unlike his white
nanesake. who fought men only. was
arrested while fighting with Della
Drew. Della drew off and dealt
Aaron a hit straight out from the
shoulder, but finding the contract too
large. let out part of it to her sis
ter. The dusky maidens were. fast
gaining victory, when policeman
called foul. and took Della and
Aaron to the lock- up the sister es-
capped. Five dollars and twenty. five
cents each was the solemn judgment
Of the court. Aaron PAID. and Della
stayed.
Jemima Round went Keeling around
Lamasco until she could reel no
longer. when she was taken to tie
lookup in hand cart. too drunk TO
tell her name. So % vas the SEN
tence. It did not restore her ability
/ to tell her name. however. for her
friends called her Frank Harris when
She got outside the Court. She feels
| terribly harassed about II.
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Ba5- There is a fine supply of Cause
Merino Shirts at the Bazaar just
the thing for warm weather., which
they are selling at one dollar.
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END OF A BAD LIFE. -Oda Adams.
who was taken from Mrs. Elizabeth
Elders to the Poor House. died yes
terday of pulmonary consumption.
Her real name was Clarinda Hobson,
and she has brother named James
G. Hobson, residing in Paoli, Kansas,
to whom an account of her illness
was sent yesterday. She was twenty
seven years old and had led a bad
life for many years.
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And ALABAMA.
sHRRNAFs PATENT BRAKE,

To prevent retrograde motion on Wheele
& Wilson and all the principal sewing
Machines. Sent by mall, postage paid,
n an 50 Agents wanted. Address
SHERMAN PATENT BRAKE co,
ap23 w6m Box 2 $50, Philadelphia, Pa,
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Initial Paper and Envelopes.

French Initial.
Rose Tint Initial.
Siddoas Initial.
Parke Mills Initial
For sale at the JOURNAL Office.
"a Hallock & Ford, Druggists, 81,
Main Street, keep q splendid assort-
ment of everything in their line, and
sell remarkably cheap. They also
fill prescriptions accurately.
may11 .3m. cod
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Main St., between First and Second.
cod may 26-tf.
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sGe a large stock of the patent
kid fitting Skeleton Corset Just re-
ceived at S. BRUNER s,
No. r First st,
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COMING Events. The shadows of
coming events, arc already being cast
before us in the shape of candidates
for the Fall elections. For County
Commissioner, eleven ambitious indi
viduals are announced For Auditor
there are enough for q small audience.
viz: ten. For the Legislature, seven ;
for Circuit Judge, six; for Criminal
Judge, Eve; for Sheriff, FIVE; for
Treasurer, ave; for Public Prosecu-
tor, Ave; for Township Trustee. Eve.
For Justices only three have thus far
been announced. and two for Survey
or, while q little army muster as
candidates for Constables. One can
didate for the judiciary, bases bis
claims on his ignorance Of law; an
other on his disregard for il. One Of
the candidates for Prosecutor. boasts
bis familiarity with crime and crimi'
nails as recommendation.
One of the aspirants for legislative
honors says there is no law in thil
country, and he thinks that being
doctor of laws he can tinker up 1
little, or if be cannot DO elected. b
has a proxy who may.
For Treasurer. four Of the candi
dates can read. and one is trying t
learn.
For Sheriff. there is one man VII
runs astrain we'll. bat whether he cal
run such risk as to accept Demo
cratic nomination. is doubtful, bein
generally credited with too mucl
good sense.
For Auditor. there isone candidate
who is high and mighty man anon
the Democrats; Goliath. that. If b
does not slay his enemies, they WI
End he is not easily slea0ed.
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FEsTIvE-The Strawberry Festi-
val Of the First Baptist Church was
better patronized last night than on
Thursday evening. NJ
The evening was SO delightfully."-
cool and the Strawberries and cream
SO delicious, that could the festival be
prolonged another evening, it would
certainly be as successful as could be
desired. Henry Hart's band was IN
attendance in the evening, placing o
sad temptation in the way Of those
inclined to dance. AS the feet were
forbidden. the hearts danced instead.
The thanks Of the JOURNAL are re-
turned for c0urtesies extended.
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Br IF you want one Of those Dol
lar Umbrellas at the Bazaar, you had
better get it at once. before all arc
gone.
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B3 Dress Goods and Cassimeres
in great variety, now very cheap
SCHAPKER, BUsssNG & Co. Is.
aprzO-tf 40 Main Street.
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STEAMBOATS,.


RTOEGCE EE MEEERY gfWEw, chat
AZ on monday J una I'd, 1870. oetWeou she
~ the once pr e. -. DunEeraDu q Uo.. in
the city 81 hvansvlita Indiana, there VIII
20 ~ meehnG OF the 9tOcEhnlders of the
Evansville, Cairo ana Memphis steam
Packet company 10 the election OF nvo
% DIRECTORS OF said Company, 60 serve
during tho ensuing ear.
ma a n h. DbNkMR30N, Eeo'p.
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currency SKIES ..sssAl - 14A1o
STATE Bonds Steady; MihsOurt's B1; Old
Tennessee co. new 561<; old North Caroii-
ma aSZs new rs; Virginia co.
ETOCKs-Steady.
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]. B. JOHNSON. Nd n. c. BARKwELL. ND.
BRS. JOHNSON & BARKWELB.
Office on Third St.. between Main
and Locust.
Willr ride IN the country. [m27 st.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 30 cents, at Click & Schwartz OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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sa- The Ohio River Telegraph
Company sends messages from the
Post Office to all points North. South,
East and West. ma23 I'm
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b9-This afternoon at 2 o'clock at
auction. at the Courc House, the old
Mill Property; so feet, running from
High to First Streets, corner of Good
sell Street. See posters.
may271t1 JESSE w. WALKER. Agt.
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R TVER N L w s

Ebr otAsr RtDer Items See 7Atrd Page.
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~ T. g. Bridwell & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
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 Aim Waters.
je17-tf
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HALLOCR 81 FORD.
DRUGGISTS.
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Picnic Hats
Just received at Dannettell g.
Duhme'ss67s Main Street.
may26 .1w
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III oFImnEl

~. X Barclay, Mas err
Henry. Miller f,i.-t-.
Lew. Morris. -i-'i
Leaves for Cincinnati and OH way ports
8AWUMDAK. May IS,
at TO O'Clock "A. M.
For freight or passage apply on bonrd
Or 20 o. II. llUDD,
at Agent.
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The superintendent of the Super
tendent OF Public Instruction
donates to vanderburgh Co ....:... q. 22S 10
State portion to be paid into the
state Treasury at Indianapolis. So, 059 IS
! School funds fcr SIX months. 1896 DC
months..... 49,. .......,,....,....... 1900 90
Add for docket fees OF Circuit
Court for six months..-....-.....-...... 400 90
Ss4 .s35 81
VICTOR BISCH, A. V. q.
By AUGUST BRAUra. Deputy.
EVausviIfe. Nav 10 1870.
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DhLEAM8.
The great passenger steamer
IlN DIAN "A,
Win leave for New Orleans and aii Vav
ports on
sATURDAK, MAY IS,
For freight or pc ssage apply on heala. or
to w. q. BROWN a. 90.
or 70 HUMPHREY LEWIS "a CO..,
Dissolution.
FH3ETE firm IL witt d Hoadiev haa nase
-l dissolved Joy mutual consent, taninr
elect on the 2id inst, ". H. Wltf raffrfna
ana SXrna IA Cr1btree becoming 8 parts
the old stand, No. Sycamore street.
under the nrm mime Qf Mendiay q Crab
tree. All 3ustDea az the old arm wfll IS
settled a. 6noir ofiee.
". n. WITT.
Jho- W. HEADHETs
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rain, and light sprinkle fell about
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