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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-13

P6~The Grand j ury have returned,
thus far, only one bill, and that one
was tried and disposed of yesterday,
the fine paid and the parties gone on
their way rejoicing. 4
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lass GA MANHnnn

VA ESBA!TAEG FROM THE FOLLHES
IN of Youth. Young, middle-aged or
manly vigor, by the sure ana only knOtV y
remedies. to be had at the Western Medical
Office, l37 sycamore Street, Cincinnati, ".
send stamps for circular. bsnaaEe diseases
FpeedStV cured. Medicine by mail. Recent
cases OF private disease cured in three
nIShed. Gwlyr
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PHILLIPs & Co. are still at 10. 6
North Third Street and are prepared
to do any thing In the line OF Photo.
graphy.
w are making fine P0rcelains. aud
those beautiful Gem Cords. In a few
days we will make the Rembrandt Ef-
fects. These portraits arc the most
pleasing of all others. Call and see.
PHILLIPs q CO.. No. 6 Second st.
ltd apr9
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ThePweather all day yesterday was
clear and beautiful, with a warm sun.
The river was slowly falling all day,
the decline being Is inches in "a
hours. iHa''" IVA @@ss'tA 'AaS2A
The packets all had excellent trips.
PFhe Sam. Orr had 100 hhds tobacco.
She will go to the bank for a few
days, toqberenovated previous to en-
tering the Tennessee River trade.......
The Bermuda was enrolled here on
Monday. and hereafteri will rate
as an Evansville boat"..~".....
Capt. Gus. DuSouchet has advices
that the IdlewiId CROSSED the falls3 at
$3.50 P. NJ, and will arrive between 8
and 8 o'clock this morning. Ga her
arrival a salute from the artillery,
and cheers from Multitude will greet
her. The q. G. Band went up on the
Rose Hite last night. to furnish music
for the coming steamer, and viii re-
turn and go to Cairo and back with
her, thus finishing the dedication-of
The Idlewild az - Il Evansville steam
e---...The Mallio Ragon will leave
for Nashville, this afternoon, at 4
O'clock.
The arrivals yesterday morning
were the Mollie Ebert at 124, st.
Louis to Cincinnati; West Wind at
1, Tennessee River and return; Lew
ellen at 81, Memphis and return (;
Evansville at G.. Green River; Anna
at lost. Louis to Cincinnati; Hartford
at 10u Wabash River Sam. Orr at II,
Cairo. In the afternoon there ar
rived the Sam. j. Hale at 123, from
Memphis for Cincinnati; the Rose
Hite'arrived at 3 e'elock, and passed
up- atoS;bthe B. =. Ice arrived at 8
O'Clock from Now Orleans, which
place she left at 10 o'clock on Thurs
day morning. She made the trip
from Cairo here. in fifteen hours and
forty minutes. She had an unusually
large trip of passengers, bat a very
moderate freight; after d~ischarging
some sugar here she passed up to
rOwensboro, and viii return and de-
part for New Orleans to-day..-"".....
The P. w. Strader arrived at eleven
o'clock and after putting off a few
hogsheads of sugar, passed up to
Cineinnati.""r~..Kohn marks the
advent Of the IdlewiId., with an Idle
wild brand of segar6.
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Mrs. j. Hastings hasjust received
all the latest styles of bonnets, hats,
and every thing In the millinery line,
which she is selling ut the very lowest
price, No. 80 Main Street up stairs. j
april7 1W1AHUA E0 MN A'tI.
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CIRcUIT CoURT.-The morning was
occupied in an effort to suppress some
dispositions taken in New Orleans in
the case of Agnes M. Jones VS.. Jno.
j.. Chandler, et. al.
The afternoon was occupied in
taking defaults, and the adoption of
n child.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-13

ToBAcCo SALE.-Martin, Gardner
& Co. of the Evansville Warehouse,
will sell o-day forty h~ogsheads of to-
bacco. Over one-half of the break
will be Cumberland river tobacco.
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BOARD OF EoUALIzATIoN.-Th The
attention of the Board was taken up
yesterday In examining the assess
ments in Knight, Scott and Arm
strong Toanships.
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new police OhiefIs named Mauntel,r
And there can scarce a ma in town tell
Why he was picked out,
From the land round about,
Unless Tor the votes he can count wen.
Coy right perfecAu secure.
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BY Telegraph new YORK. Apriil2. p
With nns weather business IS n little
more animated, but inJnO wise active. nor
is the market more bnoyant. Great Falls
bieachsd musffns reduced from 70 70 1lZ;
do NJ from l3foI2Hi do A from l3% TO 70;
an Lyman D1s brown from l2% to l2. e
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Ladies If you want anything done
In the Dress and CloakmakiDg line,
call at Mrs. Hastings, No. so Main
Street, up stairs. aprll7-1W.
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F.. SERENADINd.-Henry Harris band
we're out serenading again last night,
making the night melodious with
their music in the air."
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NashYlIIe Market.

BY telegraph NASHVILLE, April II.
corr3N-Firm: low middIng &c, and
good ordinary :Oc. -trl. I. nur .LraF
FLoUR-At 81 019G 90 for fupeTnne TO
fancy. .r nar.
C0RH-8l "aE LM
B-Acon-Ciear sides lGsci shoulders lie
hams IGLc.
eLARD-l6Mc. 1M.. .a.. raIDNNN ..-a
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SALUTE.-A salute viii be fired this
morning on the arrival of the new
steamer %Idlewild, from the Elm Tree
on the wharf.
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By TeIegraph.I mot ST. LOUIS, April ~. 2
FLOUR Better feeling but fu~nchanRed at
81 E094 for spring brands; S3 9594 10 for
fan .supsrfines 50 so for extra; u So Is
for XXX.
WHEAT-Hfgh aud low grades I'm good
request; No. red faltFl Olgi W; MOI do.
81 1091 Is: choice 81 20.
CoRH-FiTm and letter, ranging from
SIC To 93c. Er.E $50 vIlrnjrr8l uaa 81
oAgs-DM and lever; closing at $50
54kc. Eru@f erfaf Ers 1afooa -.uGflaafI
RYE-FIrm at 75977c. rtd- -
WHIsKY-Dull at 81. Las ilsa us
GRoCERIES-Jnchanged. s.E =
Pork Higher a 2s%026s<c for heavy /:
dry salt shoulders I'm good demand at IOLc,
but no sales were madS.a that price =
BAcoR-Jobbing- sales Al llM0llZc for
shoulders; I5MMl5Xc Tor clear rib; 10H0
I6%e for clear sides.
LARD-Firm at l5H9lOe for steam and
Kettle rondared. .l ELlAAM A.L.N
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We have o quantity or good Gin.
ders that any person can have. Ap.
ply 10 our Freshman.
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NATInE Tn-TAK PAYERS.

Saturday, April 10th. is the last
day on which taxes can be paid with
out the addition of penalty. =
apr7tl61o i. IUNKENHEIMER..u
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

AyOTICE Is hereby given, that the I'M
IA derslgned has been appointed Admin
.iSfTaIor OF the estate or Ira Cavens, late or
Vanderburgh County. deceased. Said es-
- IEVI HOOKER. Administrators.
March y, IS70-inhSo w3W
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81 B6S-The only place in the city
where the beautiful Rembrandt Pho
Gallery, No. 10 South Second Street
between Main and Locust. ap12 1w
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h Latest.

Go to Strouse & Bros. So Main
Street, and see the Prince Arthur
Suits for Spring and Summers They
reebeautiful. apr122t
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POLICE MATTERs-The new police
were sworn in yesterday, and went on
duty last night.
Mayor Walker was present at roll
call, and read extracts from the city
ordinances concerning the duties Of
policemen, and gave the new officers
some sound paternal advice.
The men are, on the whole, about
en- average lot except as to size, being
rather less than last years force,
numbering, in fact, not one tall mar
ia the whole lot.
Seven Of them arc said to be either
Germans or of German parentage;
four Americans, two Irish and one
English. a5.o
The new Chief was present, and
assigned the men to their beats. 1t
ii reported that Chief Royston will
act as Chief until Mr.. Mauntell gets
familiar with the city and the street
names. 9 s84
Although the Courier failedto pub
lish the name of James McDevitt in
the list of appointments, that gentle
man was sworn in aud assigned a beat
in Lamasco. i aF
It having been disputed that the
new Chief was a legal voter in the
city, Heinrich Won Lutzergiescr af-
firms that he is for sure. Heinrich
says: He Ifs four monts fife weeks
und eight days in dat city schon oil.
ready" This must be taken as con-
elusive. Whether he has or not, he
is now an :" established establishment
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BaT All Kinds of Soft Felt and
fashionable Silk Hats made to order
at WEBER& Co.'s,
aprG. 3m No. So Main st.
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TOBACCO SOLD YEsrERDAY.-Mar-
tin, Gardnere& Co.. of the Evansville
Warehouse, sold yesterday ffty-one
~hogsheads at from 81 60 for frozen to
$15 % for nondescript wrappers. r-an
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Ba~ The momentous question -
"Who is Mauntell?" The universal
answer-"Can't tell.9
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ESrOnly One Dollar for any of
those pretty things at the Dollar
store.
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p- 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.
te17-tf
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BGrPay your County taxes, Next
Saturday ia the last day 70 save ten
FER cent. penalty.
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R6TThe big tiger on Main Street is
not FOrapaugh's it belongs to Web
or, the Halter.
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YoU-will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 50 cents, a aGlick It Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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DR.. Prlce's Cream BakIng Powda,

It never fails, saves time and vega
ton ofspirit; saves milk; elegant bis
cults are made with water. Free
from all Injurious materials. None
ike it, Wholesale agency at the Orr.
entail Tea Store, New Opera House. (
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BarFifth Annual Ball Of the Cigar
Makers Union, at National Hall,
Monday evening, April Is. 1870. z
TaDr12-6t.
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LIVE n LIT Y

Did you hear the neys2 The doc
tors have agreed that
OYSTERS-FR ESH-are the Best
Medicine to Strengthen the Weak and
make The Strong EtrOngerU
The best place to get them always
fresh, is at JOHN u. SCHWEIZER's
1 IA Nam STREET EXCHANGE, "
'5 Between Fifth and Sixth Streets.
y mar22-1m Y EVoI
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E9- ~Inkstands. writing ink. and
other stationery, at the Journal Of
fee.
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River Dfspatehoa.

PIrTsBURe, April Electromagnetic sta
tiOnary, with 8 feet 2 inches in the chan-
mel. Allegheny 10% feet; at BrownsviIle,
9 feet and rising; at OIL City, o feet 8 inches
and stationary. Iq Faaa s44 39
PIFrsBUBa, Apffi I2-Weather clear and
pleasant. MononRRhela D feet 2 Inches
and ArEiveI-yReserye, Ar
Cincinnati. .Oeparted-Lake Superior st.
Paul. ArlinRtonp ClncinnaLi. .ns IA
LOUISVILLE, April 12-ArrIved-GIaS-
pow, Pittsb urg; Robert Moore, Nashville;
sG,end&le, Glbcinnatt; Lorena, New Or
leans, Mick ALOngworIh, New Orleans.
Observation-Disclosures, New Orleans; Robert
Moore. Cincinnati Glendale, st. Louis;
Iorena, Pitfsburg. River falling, with 9%
feet in the canal, and ~ feet tnthe chute.
Weather bright and pleasant. 1hermom-
eter f<'ri fua8taera EEAETAd u Euo.
April 12s-R1vef fallen 3 feet
2 'fhehes, with % feet II inches water in
the chsnnel. Weather clear. Thefmome-
ter .72o. eHtN s1a
Ap.t 1i.-Arfived: Cham-
from It. Louis; Messenger, from
Pittsburg; M~inneola, from Memphis.
P~it1sburE. EiverB1S4oek4 a~lIJBlJstI
eAfRo, Apris i2.4strader. New Orleans
70 louisville, II p. NJ: Mcdln, New Or
Orleans to LouisviIle,L12; Hercules, Pitts
I5ur1 10 New Orleans, 7 Al. NJ: Rover, st.
T,orSis 10 loittsburg, lFP. N. BelleSt Louis,
Al, louis 10 Mempf1is;2; Quickstep. Evans
Vile racket, 4; Indiana, Louisville to
New orleans, ); Alice Dean, Clcinnati to
River fell one iHch. Weather
CLEAR. Mercury s..
H A. ~ "aL [EE
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EH% New CaIIcoes and 9th n
Dry Goods just received at
- SoHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'s.
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Cricket aud Shoe Fly Caps just
received at Dannettell Il Duhme's,
81, Main Street. apr II 1w.
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sG- earnine ink, best quality. at
the Journal Office.
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BY TelegraphsL LOUIsYILLE, April Y.
CoTroN-Lower at 2lL for middI'ng.u
FLOUR-s5 Laa. teHLLA tAINA HHa
WHEAT-El 0j9l 20
COHS-B7c. Y rAa-A.-A N-
fa OATs-Glc. .rrr
G~RocERIEs-Good local demand; firm.
BAcoN-l2. IBHQl6%c. .soDr ,-H
LARD-lGM. nT Iar N.Ir .lE tG Iuia
WHIsKY-tl %.
T~oBACCo-Sales lI3 no gsheads nj s. 09SOO
for frozen TO Jugs; IS 25@40 % for medium
bright leaf.
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By Stebbins says that one of the
new police is a jew. one a Christian,
and the rest arc Democrats.
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~ - .-4nIL 90 ro sfIoa8l ae 7H4
= L AL LII q IN -.
laL TAT .lf 1a HHsI
More nndaIs Farms
For 1870.
me 90 troLlLng sLalIIon
VI HTOX.

- v h1AOAs
Dark brown, by Young Morrill,. sire Of
Fearnaught. HIS dam the fast trottinG
mare Ellen Douglasi VIII serve mares az
The thoroughbred Stallion
STLVERTHORN
Chestnut, by RInggold; he by Boston;
dam by imported Glencoe; Will be reduced
from $40 10 $40 for the present season. 20
Induce farmers TO breed their marea to a.
thoroughbred horse. Any mare bred to
these horses, not proving In foal, can b9
returned the following season free IN
charge. The season commences Ia IA al
March, aud ends the lst or July.
Terias-~Nnde payable On tic Iet dav pf
January, 1871. .II.lr xffEE
For sale, thoroughbred aud Trolling
Horses, Alderney Cattle, lmtik one-qunr.
ter cream)i Chester White Pigs, aud South
Down Sheep, best breed for mutton and
wool combined.
We expect 20 import a large black lack
by the first OF April, OF which due notice
Will be given. Address
Nm. CRAFTS.
AGENT FOR owner.
Evansville, March, 1870. mhs div Win
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A NEW Stock.

OF the Davis Vertical Feed Sewing
Machine just received. Office, Huds-
peth. Adams & Co. 81 Main Street.
apr13 81 q. IL. CROSBY. Ag't.j
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HurfahI The IdIewIid Is Coming,
And Kohn, at 143 Main Street. is
manufacturing in connection with his
celebrated I'LL ID. and Katie Put
nam Cigars the only genuine Idle
wild Cigar: tho1neatest, prettiest and
best Cigar thatthe marketaffords 1t
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Bd- Writing paper received at the
Journal Office yesterday.
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B65r Torn Currency and County
Orders taken at par for goods. at
ScHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'S.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BG- A good top buggy for sale BY
Hiram Nelson at his Auction Room.
sapr13 st. 9 Aaa naH atgJ-
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MemphIK. Market.
T-eleeraph.1 MrmPrrs, April y.

BY Teleeraph.I MEMPHIS, April u.
Y CoTFoE-Dun at 22Ag22%c; receipts 1G8
bales: export 1873 bales.
FLoUR-DdH Wlnter, @ 3 w.
CORN-Scarce, 81 O5. .- rII rE.IHtEf
OATs-Acfive atG54G6c.
HAY-Quiet at SZ7g28 o. 3 ~
~BRAN-Scarces IetalltnE atsSL %
~LARD-Steady at l61zglIc.
81 PoRK-Scarce mess. so 90 on orders.
~ PAcoN-Shoufders, Rc; sides, l0gl7c.
BUIK MEATs-Shoulders lO1zc; sides l3N
lHI5Lc.
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JOhasOn's Real Estate and Patent
Agency.

20 USINESSa ndDwELLING HOUSES
- Building Lots hnd Farms. and timber,
ed lands, cheap, and on cas- terms. PAT
ENsrs Of all Kinds procured.
ALYAI JOHNSON,
Real Estate ana Patent Agent Omco on
Third street Evansville, Ind. Jani2 ly
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PERsoNAL-Prof. Cox, State Cecil
ogist, was in the city yesterday. on his
way to his old home in New Har-
mony. a - sia4ssa aaa.
Judge Fowler, of Kehtueky, gave
US a call yesterday. He will, we pre-
sumo. return home on the magnificent
Idlewild.
Lieutenant d. O. Ashby Of Peters
burg, Treasurer Of Pike County, is in
the city. He comes with tho inten-
ton Of reducing the population Of
Evansville by the carrying off
Of . Of her daughters to grace the
capital of the neighboring republic
of Pike.
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D@~ See Kohn's local of IdlewiTd
cigars. a. 80
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T ADTEs.-MRS. GOODMAN has open
4A ed her new stock of SPRING Mill
LIEERY at the cd stand, Nc. 0 south Sec
ond street. aprl2-5t
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To the Merchants Of Rvansvills.

To the Merchants Of Evansville. :
There has been much complaint from
both shippers and ~consignees, on account
of the delay OF freight shipped over the
Evaps1Hle and Cairo packets for CoIum-
bus and points on The Mobile q Ohfo Rail-
road. We have now made arrangement
With the Evansville and Cairo packets 70
deliver such freight % US, and we can now
guarantee Its being promptly forwarded
TO its destination. Please consign snGh
freights 70 "Care Ct Steamer Dan. Able,
Cairo, tf.t w. A. LOWTH,
apr7-lw Master steamer Dan. Able.
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3. A. ~FAHNESTocK'S
Z RMEFUGE

TIE Tape Wofng is one OF the ga0at cruel
and relentless enemies cT man. and occustOr
the most distressing symptoms. A dull pain
in the forehead giddiness, alternate pale
ness and flushing OF the face, paleness OF
the lips, cancellation. alternate L0ss ami
excess of appetite, cravings for particular
articles of food, OFFENSIVE breath, swelling
of the abdomen, depressing of spirits and
nervous irritabiitty, are the leading symp-
toms, V#n 49,
Now, why not, In view OF dangerous
enemy make use Of a remedy which many
years of experience has proved to be a safe
and certain remedy b. a. FahnestoclCs
Vermifuge, II used according TO the dfrec-
not fail to eradicate the destroyer. w
Great caution must be used by every
sense, and to examine every bottle lie
buys of II. The simple name of JAIME
STOCK Is not sufficient. He must look
tials are h A. FAHNEsToCK, and be salts
ned with nothing else. arUg~E TN
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e3a Farm for Rent. 5 81 (
421 acres, IN one mile of Evansville.
+ Apply to ALVAM JOHNSON. q
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Which iE given IN a separate apartment.
without extra charge. IstnferioF 70 no Com
pany. on the continent. a glance no Tho
names, which are published ia the various
bills, a a view OfLho extensive Circus Ret
inue, on its entree into town, VIII warrant
the aagerffou.
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COAL OINDERs.

CITY NEW
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is. $50.

DAILY JOURNAL.
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Manifest Of the steamer Sam,eCrr, from
Cairo to E~vansv.ne, April IL, 1896 GA
X X Duukersnn q Co., 7 hhdsf tobacco, 3
bales cotton, ENw Patrick q Co, 81 hhds
tobacco: Msrtin, Gardner&Co l hhds to-
bacco; Mackey, NIsbet q Co, 10 cases of
printsi Kgahn q Vile. l key liquor; VIVA
3Heilmar4, Icask sondries; y Armstrong, 8
bundles cuair splits; A Gumberts, 2 pkgs
turs; Ragon, Dickey g. Carson, IL dry hides
and G boxes OF boxes Miller 81 Brink
er, l roll carpet; Topf, Long d Co, 2
bags Sundries. .IEfEt I-rEH
RESuIPPING.
Scufftetowp Landing-l box tea. .ge
2 LoutsVille-3 bids tobacco, l o do.
Cinrin natl hhd fnhncoh - - u
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RIVER NEWS


For Other River TENS See 77tra Page.
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B. A. FAHNESTOCK's SON q CO.,

IL - - HHa
n WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, g89,
PETTsEURG, PA,
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs. 3hl1
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One Dollar Pays for One Year

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, 1870-10-11
TUESDAY, 18th OCTOBER 1870.

FROM the Report for the year 1869 we find
that another year and another period of Five
Years, Shews the same uninterrupted success,
which has marked the previous years and the
previous quinquennial distribution of bonus o
this highly prosperous company.
In the Fire Department there is a net profit
of $78,l54. The amount of premiums received
for Fire Insurance having been upwards of
$4,000 more than the receipts for the previous
wears, whilst the losses have been upwards of
5000 less. The best of proof of the exercise
of great caution in managing this branch of In
surance Business.
In the Life Department as showed by the
valuation of the eminent, independent actuary,
employed by the Company the Assurance Funds
amounts to e1,l73,4 O1, the profits at the quin-
0|uennial division to 5E249, $50 of which the
shareholders are entitled to 3 and the Balance
S163,886 providing a reversionary bonus Of
u PCT. to be added to the original sum assured
by every participating solicy effected before
January 1st 1868, and existing on the LIST Jan
uary 1870.
At the next division in 1875 b of the profits
will be allowed said poliCyhOlders.
During the past S years 2,017 proposals for
R962, 6O3, were declined, being 500 more than
the number rejected during the previous period,
and the wisdom of the selection is further shewn
bv the amount of claims having fallen short of
the estimate based on the average amount of
risk. The sum expected to be claimed during
the past quinquennial period was 8494,880,
the claims which fell due were but 9437,2 PA.
The calculated expectation Of the number of
deaths was 92I, the actual number was but 776.
, 1870-10-11

On Monday last the Wallacks again appeared
and another attractive programme gave the
greatest delight and satisfaction. On Saturday
will be the last appearance Of Mr.. and Mrs
WalIack in Santa Cruz, on which occasion W g
are promised a great treat. Mr.. Wallack's mo-
nologue Entertainment with all his popular
and versatile presentations with the so instan-
taneous changes of costume for which as a
monoIogist he is so justly celebrated. Mrs. Wal
lack will sing in French and English between
the parts of the performance, and also accom-
pany Mr.. Wallack ON the piano forte.
Being the last night of course we may ex-
pect q great audience to bid farewell to our
iIIusJrious visitors.