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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-09
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For other River nems See Third Page.

For other hetreT liens See Ihgrd rage.
The weather continued cloudy. and
pleasantly cool nearly all day. About
3 I'M. it grew partly clear and warm
err. Mercury ranged from 6z0 to 7O0
during tho day, with a smart breeze
from the northwest. During the 81
hours ending last evening. the river
had fallen 2 feet. There is still a fair
stage of water for the largest boats,
but they VII, when loaded, have to
follow the channel.
The arrivals and departures since 3
Pm Saturday. include the Idlewild,
to Cairo; Lewellin, to Nashvillei Pine
Bluff. Grandview aud return to Can
melton; Morning Star, to Louisville
Louisville, Rev Orleans to Louis
vile; Fayette, from Henderson Ca
melia, Pittsburg to Nashville; Quick
STEP from Cairo; T.. @. Gray, Arkan-
sas River to Louisville; Belle Yer
non. st. Louis to Pittsburg; LeClaire,
Louisville to Eastport; Tarascon,
Louisville to Henderson; Robert
Moore, Cincinnati to Nashville; Sam.
Orr, from Eastport; Hartford, from
Green River; Minyoung, from Trade
waters sll8W Iife
The unpropitious weather on Satur
day, curtailod shipments greatly, and
the Idlewild went out with less than
herusual amount of freight. still, how
ever, she had a fair trip and had en-
gagements below of 1000 sacks of
corn....~...The Lewellin despite the
rain got off with an excellent trip......
The Pine Bluff came in after dark
with considerable freight. She left at
1880 for Cannelton. She will be at
the wharf this morning and return to
Grandview, at 3 P. M.......,The Louis
vile arrived from New Orleans at
$3.50 AM, with $50 tons English rail
road iron. for the E. & c. r. r. She
was here all day discharging and
had a slim prospect Of getting away
last night, as her men had given out,
and laborers asked sixty cents an
hour for discharging her, which was
rather above the views Of Capt. Lusk.
........The Camelia had a big trip......
The r. G. Gray was we'll los6ed......
The Quickstep was delayed By tie vi.
client wind Of Thursday night and
Friday, and did not set away from
Cairo till l p. II. Saturday. She ar
rived.at ] p. N. yesterday, with a
moderate trip. She met the City OF
Evansville at Paducah, nine hours
behind time. she having also been do
tanned by bad weather aud a heavy
way businesses. Tie Belle Vernon
and LeClaire had cxcellcnt trips......
The Tarascon put IN her Appearance
last evening, looking as fine as p.
srHanMM #N-E#NaH MM MM2& ."I..
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THE MARKETS.
Kew York Market.

by Telegraph NEW YORK, May 2.
CoTToE-Firmer; sales of 1900 bales at
23c for middIing upIands.
FLoUH-Eecefpts q. 235 bbIs. a shade bet-
ter, with q fair demand for export and
home use sales OF 300 barrels at 81 S5a5 90
for asuUerfue State and western S. IO05 75
extra State; IS l0N5 80 for extra western /.
So i5G6 q for extra round hoop Ohio. E5 so
6G 8 for white wheat extra: S. 5Oa6 90 for
extra st. Louis; Sc l098 IS for good to
choice do, %ireiuding 300 barrels low grades
extra Stale at IS 90; western, for export.
IS 1Oa5 D. Rye -four firm; sales OF 300
Conn MEAL@ouiet and unchanged.
WHIsKY-A shade drmer; sales OF 400
barrels at 81 06, / 06% and l07, free; the lat
WHEAT-Receipts, 2I,I3I bushels; lc bet
ter, with q fair export and milling de-
mand: also a good inquiry for lots yet 70
for No. 2 Spring; 81 % for No. 1 Spring
81 goal S21s for winter red and amber west
ern; 81 4Ogl a for white Michigan; also
canal, at 81 %.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALr-Falr demand; sales OF
10000 bushels at S5c.
CoRN-Receipts. 1881 bushels; scarce
and a shade nrmer; sales Of $1,000 bushels
at 81 l4@l Is for new mixed western 81 10
al IL for new western yellow; 81 IL Tor old
mixed western, delivered.
OATs-Receipts, 6,32l bushels; dull sales
of 1900 bushels at 63g85c for WESTERN Ia
store and ahoat; s67969c for Ohio and
DEhLh.
HAY-Fafr.
HoPs-Quiet.
LEATHER-Hemlock soles in good de.
mand at 25g30c for Buenos Ayres and Rio
GFande.
WooL-DuIl: sales OF 250,0OO pounds at
25g46Hc for domestic fleece; 2O9S7c for
pulled.
C-oFFEE-Dull and unchanged.
R~IcE-Flrm at 6A97Ic.
MoLAsSEs-Dull.
sUeAR-Steady sales OF 40 hhds Cuba at
9XMlOc.
PETRoLEUM-Steady at l5X@l6c for
crude: Z7H0275<c for e1ned
TURPENTINE-Weak at 14L444c.
PoRK-Duli n heavy sales OF 400 bbis
at $40 50d30 90 for mess; szl 1929 % for
prime: S25 50828 90 for prime mess; also
300 bbls for June at $40 90.
BEEF-Quiet; sales Of 225 bbls at el28l5
FOR new plain mess; el6glS for new extra
mess; tierce beef firm sales OF 100 tierces
extra india mess az S3S: beef hams quiet;
sales OF 200 bbls at S28833.
MIDDLES-Qntet and unchanged.
CUT M~EATS-Firm sales of 200 tierces at
129l2Mc for shoulders; 150Hc for hams.
LARD-Duil; sales of 9. 2G0 tterces at 800
1870 for steam: lG%9l7c for kettle rem
dered also 500 tierces prime steam seller
May, June and July az l68101Sc.
BUTTER-FIrm at i4430c for Ohio.
HEEsE-Steady at S9l7c.
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WnIaKY.-When Tom More aang:

WuTsKY.-When Tom More sang:
Wreath bowl
With flowers OF soul.
AS bright AZ earth can find rs;
Wen take n flight
Towards Heaven tonight,
And leave dull earth behind u.s."
He put too many letters in one
word at least viz. fight, or else Irish
whisky is more peaceful in its tend
eucy, than that sold in the groRgeries
Of Evansville.
Here, the absorption ofthat exciting
fluid awakens all the ~pugnacity Of the
absorber, and at the same time puts
bis discretion to sleep, as the follow
ing examples will show;
Lafayette Picket was arrested By
tho police on Saturday. for being
drunk, and brawling obsconity in the
streets.
VIM. Jackson and VIM. Knox, a
couple Of ebouy-bued citizens, got a
dose too much Of fighting whisky, and
tried to fight it out on the corner Of
Fourth and Locust. which the police
would not allow.
A couple Of men on Ingle Street,
near Ninth, were more successful
about dark last night, blood marking
the walk in several places.
Another precious pair, OF the cor
ner Of Fourth and GSodsell Streets,
were also successful, not, however,
spilling blood, but one Of the combat
ants cot spilled into a gutter; while
along down the line Of the Street
Railway. a barber was the recipient
Of a first class bloody nose from q
tailor, and this, too. close to where
the Olive Branch Of peace is sup.
posed to flourish.
Still another nose suffered in tho
immediate n~eighborhood Of a place
whose very name Is suggestive o.
Elysium. the sufferer bespatteriDg The
bosom Of a sympathetic young attor.
ney, who considerably stopped tc
listen to his complaint. uadI
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MARKETS.
Nv Telegraph

BY Telegraph LONDON, May z.
Consols for money o.; account SIS.
American securities quiet; 6Rs SS3k: 65s
So: 87's so; 10.40's S6H stocks quiet; Erie's
1871: Illinois central 1l2; tlantic a Great
Western %.
FRANRFORTs May 7.-Bonds arm at ESQ
05K.
PARIS. May 7.-Bourse firm at - franz
50 confines.
LIVERPOOL, May Z.-Cotton steady mid
ding uplands l0H: Orleans fI3sQllA sales
9s Sd red western NO.2S IS 81 winterSs lOd@
IS lid. Western -four 10y. Corn No 2 mixed
2gs 90. Oats 3 sd. Barley IS. Peas JOS
81. PORK l02s. Beefllls. Lard b9t Cneese
7gs, Bacon So for Cumberland cut; OBS Sd
for short RIB miadles Spirits OF petrale-
DIN Is Id refined ls6%d. Linseel OIL nrm
at 81.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, May.
FLoUR-Iu better demand. but general
range OF prices same as yesterday.
WHEAT-Unsettled and irregular. but
rathec hrmer: sales OF No. 2 early at IS .
subsequently, sold al 93I closing az 0IL@
9iZ OptiOual sales were 93LM95 seller
meath 05ZM97 seller Juua; very little
done IN other grades: 97H@e8 for No. I
CoRN-Fifmet and higher; sales at 500
BOZ for MOP. BfaS7 for new closing at 89Km
S9X for former. Canal corn, nrmer and
higher. movement light: optional sales NJ
.9RaS0M seller month SgL seller June, for
No. 2.
OATs-Quiet but dTm 5SMasSZ for cash;
49Nd50 buyer May 40 seller June.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged
BARLEY-Duii, Pntireiy nominal.
HIGHWfNES-Without material change
MESS PoRK-Eomtnal ut s2S IS: mess or
binary SIS so: sweet picked hams l5@16Mf
bulk meats quiet aud Hrm at liz Tor dry
sailed shoulders; AZ rough sides Is for
short libs; i5X@l5M for short clear mid
dies loose.
LARD-Q0iet at l6h@IeH.
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FOUND DEAD.
A Physician Dies or drunkenness and
Exposure.

Yesterday morning about half past
o'clock, o colored man named
Peter Toles. from Babytown, rode
the city, and was about to tic his
horse up to a cart standing on the
vacant lot on the corner Of First and
Division streets. when the animal re
fusing to approach the cart, Toles
looked around to see what frightened
him, and was Mortified to find the
dead body Of q man, half covered by
some pieces of timber, lying close to
a brick stable near the alley.
a crowd quickly gathered, and
about two o'clock tho body was re-
cognized as that Of William Keys, Of
Princeton, who has been in the city
for a couple OF weeks, being most Of
the time either drunk or in the lock-
up. The last time he was in the lock-
up he was kept employed, the last two
days being devoted TO painting and
stripping Steamer No. 2, in considera-
ton Of which his term was shortened
by Recorder Willard, and Dir. Crit
iths, the Deputy Chief, procured en-
ployment for him in Hamnerstein's
carriage factory, at painting. Instead,
however, of going to work, he re-
turned to his evil course, and was
seen deeply intoxicated on, Friday
and Saturday.
About 2 o'clock, tho Coroner arrig-
cd and Constable Donahoa summoned
a jury. Tho facts above stated be-
iug ELECTED. and no marks of violence
beirg found on tho body. a verdict OF
death by drunkenness and exposure
vas returned.
The deceased is said to have been q
physician Of very fair ability. having
been q carriage painter in his youth.
aud when FIRST arrested. claimed also
to be a journalist. He is said tc
have several respectable relatives res.
ident in Princeton. 81
When the body was first discovered
il was thought to have been q murder
from the peeuliarpositio Of the body
it being wedged in between two courses
Of six by elk oak timber, with ont
piece lying on the body, tho feet and
one arm protruding from between th,
timbers, giving it the appearance 0,
having been crowded into the space
and purposely covered. The absence
of any bruises, except such as were
probably caused by the falling Of the
timber, a broken whisky bottle
and a paper Of morphine, seemed tC
point to either suicide or exposure
The former idea is precluded by Tho
fact that the deceased is known tt
have been addicted to the.use Of NOR
phine and opium, and the idea Of
murder precluded by the fact that the
deceased was known to have been des-
titute Of money. q
Whisky was tho only cause.
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81. Lonls Mnrket.

BY Telegraph ST.. LOUIS, May 8.
ToBAcCO-Strong and unchanged.
CoTTON-DulI at 2lC.
HEBIP-Flrm at l2O1I55 for uDdressed.
FLoUR-FJFm IA in good demand 81 90
al % for fail supefhne: Sf75 for Xxx IS 70
Q5 SO for XXX; aB 25gS so for choice TO
fancy.
WHEAT-Firm ;No. 2 spring SIC; red fall
81 l2M: choice to fancy 81 30M1 70.
CoRF Excited and higher; mixed and
yellow 81 l59l l6; choice to fancy white
81 1Sal %.
OATs-Higber at 6296ic.
RYE-Firm and hetter at 8l@S3c.
W~HIsKY-Ffrm at 81 03.
GRoCERIES-Sfeady and unchanged.
Provisions FIrm, but buyers stood of :;
pork 229 Sos 30 90, with small saleEi dry
salt shoulders Re; clear sides lbZ, Rcked
bacon, fOhbIug sales shoulders l25zWl5cs
clear rib l6k9i6M: clear I7HMlILi can
vassed sugar cured hams I8Mdlgc.
LARD-Jobbing sales at 1914 for iercei lsc
for keg.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-09

LECTURER CoMING.-The Library
Board have at length succeeded in
securing . lecturer, after two disap-
pointments, and much embarrassment
and trouble. After Miss Olive Lo-
gan . s~illncss and inability 70 fulfill
her engagement, an effort was made
TO induce Mr.. ID. r. Locke (" Nasty"
a humorous lecturer, we'll known
through the public p~rints). to lecture
here; but after it was supposed that
the Engagement was effected, some
obstacle prevented him from coming.
The Board then ~telegraphedl to Mr..
George Kennan. OF Norwalk. Ohio,
the celebrated Siberian traveller, and
were so fortunate as 70 secure him for
two LECTURES. to be delivereddon Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, May 10th
and 18th. Nothing but q casualty or
sickness will prevent him from full
filling his engagement.
Mr.. KEENAN, is spoken Of in the
highest terms as an orator and sehol-
ar by such men as Governor Hayes,
United States Senator Thurman,
Hoa. Sam'I Galloway, and Hon.
James II. Goldman, Of Ohio; and
Hon. Win. Cumbaek, Lieutenant
Governor of this State. Also, by the
press Of Louisville, Cincinnati, Cleve-
land, Toledo, Columbus, Milwaukee,
aud other cities. s4E
The Board consider themselves for
tunate in securinga lecturer SO highly
recommended. and trust that the
public will ~patronize these lectures
literally. A success on this occasion
will give the Library a good lift" for
the ensuing year.
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Freneh liz enrInra-

TNOWN As COLONEL nOWIrEs
ASPItlNGb. The House IS nov omen
Tor the reception Of visitors. The sprfnpe
can be reached via Orleans, on the louis
Vhle, New Albany II Chicago Railroad.
and also from shoals Station. on fbe 0hi1
q Mississippi Railroad. from when nofnf7
there are daily Hack Lines 20 the 8nrlHaa-
music and amusememta viii be on hand.
These waters, as analysis hows. coufafn
the finest combination Of medicinal fn-
gradients on the continent. Send for clr-
culRr contrasting analysis. For further
particulars address
RYAN TUCKER,
French Lick Springs, Orange County. Ine
0lana. maj div W8W
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Flre and BuFgIar-PrOof Safes.

We arc sole agents in this place for
Gibson & Hemlcr's superior Safes.
We have a good assortment on hand,
and are prepared 10 fill orders for any
size. Persons wanting one will do
we'll to call, as our Safes are excelled
by none, and our prices are low.
my9-4t THOs. SCANTLIE & Son.
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OLIVE LoGAN.-A letter has been
received from Miss Logan's business
manager, that after recovering from
her illness sufficiently she delivered a
lecture at Louisville that she had an
nouuced, and went thence to Chicago,
where she relapsed into her illness.
She was there when the letter. was
written, unable 10 leave her room.
She intended. when she recovered
sufficiently, to leave for the Pacific
coast, for the beUefit OF her health.
fulfilling sundry engagements 10 the
Northwest en- route. ifher health per
mitted.
The probability is that she will full
ELL her engagement here yet, but il
may be late in the Fall or even after
january LIST, 1871, before she can dc
so. The Library Board request us to
say that they very much regret this
disappointment, but that it has been
unavoidable.
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SALE OF STALLs.-The meat and
vegetable stalls in Central Market,
were sold by Captain Helder. tho City
Clerk, on Saturday, for $3.50 rent to
Aupust 1st.
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~ARTR, LONDON. and NEW YORK
Medical Adviser and Marriage
Guide, 9 pages, 100 Engravings, l2mo,
cloth, 81, by NJ. LARMohr, & Co, Physi-
clans and Surgeons upon Gentto-Urfnary
Diseases, Debility, Diseases of the BLOOD
and their consequences. latest researches
IN Physiology, European hospital prac-
lice; Quacks, their recipes and m~edtcines;
Tie anthoris unequaled treatment; igno-
rance exposed fatlacles unmarked; aflict-
cd restoredf VItaIly important to both
scxes married or single, Ia health or dis
ease. Mailed also by J. L.. HASTE, l,235
broadway, New York. Residence and
offices, 10. IL East 18th street. Attendance
ord paffeufs yislted from s An. TO 8 II M.
Th9ss who consult The Author or his
work. escape the injurious treatment of
onack medicines, charlatans, and inexpe-
fenced pnysicians. We concur with
other papers In recommending Or. LAR
sfoNr and mis- work."-Courier des ktats
JuIs. Dispatch, Staats Zeitung, Atlas,
Medical R@riew, &c. ap23 d5m cod
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RECoRDER's CoURT.-This Court,
which commenced the week under
latteTipg prospects for fees. tapered
down to a "beegarly account of empty
benches" where Thomas Foster was
fined Sc so for q violation Of the or
dinanee relating to tho deposit Of
garbage on the river bank.
James Ryan, whose case was con
tinued from an earliersdate, came for
ward, pleaded guilty to a charge OF
fighting, was assessed So 90, and went
on his way.
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R%fockholdars Notice

The Stockholders Of the Evans
vile Public Library. will meet at the
Library Rooms, on Monday evening,
at half past z p. NJ, for the purpose
of electing a Board Of Directors to
serve the ensuing year.
By order of the Board,
1t j. j. KLEINER. Seq.
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PhOtOgraphs,

"One good picture is worth a
dozen poor ones Phillips & Co.'s
Art Gallery continues to make some
of the finest work made In the city.
We work for artistic merit" as
we'll as dollars and cents, and desire
a patronage hal can appreciate as
well as pay for first class work.
Go to Philltps & Co.., and get the best.
Cheap artists ont disturb his rest.
ap29 1w PHILLIPS & Co.,
No. 6'south Second Street.
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h1r Attention Is directed to the
advertisement Of John A. Reitz,
whose saw mill, established in 1915,
IL still in operation, and turning out
all manner of lumber, with a vigor
and capacity only increased by age.
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IA A number Of tickets for re-
served seats FOR Olive Logan's lee
ture were sold at Scots Book Store.
The holders should not give themup,
but use them at the Konnan lectures.
The latter will be different in kind,
but equal in interest to any lectures
ever delivered here. The subjects
will be new, and most elcquentIy and
intelligeutly treated.
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LouisvIlle Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE May z.
Co-rroN-drmer; middling 2lHc.
FLoUR-s5.
coRN-sI ~ for choice In sacks.
WHEAT-fl 059l 20.
RYE-95c.
OAT5-65c.
poRE-SN9 so.
BACoN-13H, IT and TIC.
BULK MEATs-l2H, 10 and 1871.
LARD-lIc.
HAMs-Sugar cured I0c.
WHfSKY-El 03@l O4.
ToBACCo-Sales 1853 hogsheads at 50 $50
8 90 for frosted to Tugs; IS 25823 for low 70
god leaf.
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Holy INNocENTs.-The Reception
OF the Church Of tho Holy InDooents
Parsonage takes place thjs evening,
and not on Tuesday, as stated in our
Saturdays issue. Il is pleasant to
learn hat there viii be q very gen.
eral attendance. Such pleasant meet
ings smooth the entrance of clergy
men upon new fields Of labor.
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HoME MADE.-The name sounds
like the times when o home made
suit lasted until one was tired Of the
effort to wear it out. Sounds like
grand mas warm blankets aud knit
wooden socks, which, like her home
made bread, were always the best in
the world.
And all this can be had now,
just as we'll as then, by patroniyipg
Keuke & Lemeke's Evansville Wool
en- Mills. whose advertisement APP
pears this morning.
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New York Geld and stock Market.

BY Telegr9ph.J NEW YORK, May z.
The cotton movement for the week Is
unimportant. The receipts at ali ports
are large, 81 ,S36 bales; exports 1915 bales.
II is now believed that the crop Will ex-
coed 3. 600 GOO bales, and Il Is m that
the new paintings are on the basis OF A.
100000. The week has been an important
one also, on stock exchange; prices slight
~ advanced and a rise OF two weeks on
1sadtng shares Is 3 to9% per cent.
The general trade ofLhe city Is fair. The
imports of Dry Goods sl43,S47j general mer-
chandise S4,768,Sl7.
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OITY ADVERTIsEmENrs
NOllce al EIeonnn.

RTOTHgE is HEREBY Given. that
~ an election viii be held 40 Lhe usual
Evansville, on
Thursday, the 18th day Of May 20,
10 ascertain the sense or the citizens %.
salu city upon the question OF construct
Ing Water Morks. ON the plan Dronosed
by the report submitted TO The Common
council a. hesasston held on the eveuIne
Of May 2, and on file IN the onics OF fha
City Clerk.
By order of d Council.
WILLIAM HELDTR.
mao City UIerk.
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(. A Row IN THE CoUNTRY.-Private
adviccs from Warrington, say that a
man named named Denison, was shot
by another named Still. Cause said
to be whisky. Particulars not
lnarned
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paT Notwithstanding the unfavor-
able weather yesterday. the street.
ears were filed with people bound for
the Artesian Springs Park, where
Col. Wehler was at home; and
although tho Attendance was not as
large as" it was o week ago, the visit
ors eDjycd themselves to the utmost.
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CoNFrRMED.-In lions Evangeli-
cal Church (German) yesterday, thir-
teen boys and fifteen girls were con-
frmed by the Pastor. Rev. @. Schrenk.
The girls wero beautifully dressed
in pure white. with wreaths on their
heads, and the sight Is described as
very beautiful, and the ceremony very
impressive.
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InternaI ReYenne 900.
AnnuaL TO % 90

KYOT1GE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. that
Az the annual assessment on InternEl
Revenue Taxes Tor % year 1870. against
persons residing !n Vaudnrburgh C0unfv.
indiana IL now due and pas able, ana
that VIII attend in person or 10y deputy
a. my oihce' corner Of Main aud Third
after tho LIT day Of May, 1870, TO receive
the same, and ~ said taxes are not paid
within ten days from tllat date "a neuaitv
Of nv per cent. and one per cent. R month
Will b collected. With costs.
JAMES g. VEATCII.
Collector or Internal Revenue First Dis
trlet 81 Indiana. ma8 dI0L
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PFODOeaIa.

GEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BIZ
Sd received 40 my office until T1neaay-
May % 1870, &C 10 O'Clock a a.. Tor $4,000.
two year 10 per cent. County Bonds for
public buildings. No bids received for
less than GOO. The Commissioner reserve
the rightto I. Jsct any or al bids.
VICTOR BISCH. A. W.C.
Evansville, May A, 1870. mad dtd
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MONEY-Easy; 395 on call.
BTERLISG-Qutet and firm at 91EG856.
GOLD Heavy; opened ~ Is, touched
I5H, and closed at I4159IfM. Carrying
rates 285 per cent. Clearaaces 81 0O0, coo.
Exports for the week SOL 49,.
GOVERNMENTAL shade higher, AMI
steady.
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The Balloon Cauard,

The latest from the balloon is at
Dannetell & Duhme's in the shape of a
large lot of Pipper's, Booths. and
other new styles Of Spring and Sum
mer Hats and Caps. May GO
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NOTICE TO

OFFICE OF RArLRoAD TRANSIT Co,
CAIRO. ILL, April 20, 1870.
The Transit steamer Dan Able running
between Cairo, Illinois. and Columbus.
Kentucky, connect daily with all trains
on the Illinois Central and Noble q Ohio
Railroads. Fretahts for Columbus or
points south OF GoIumbug should be de-
Hvered to the ranslt Company's wharf
boat az Cairo. JANIS JOHNSON,
mas Iw Agent transit 90.