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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-23

To complete the outfit OF the culina
rg department. without a supply of
DooLEY's BAKING POWDER, The
best, purest and cheapest baking
powder known, as one pound will go
further than two pounds Of ordinary
manufacture, and from it can be made
the sweetest and lightest kind of bis
cults. rolls. corn. cakes, &C., &C., every
time, to perfection. One trial will
convince the most skeptical of its SUI
periority over all others. For sale by
Grocers. feb2ltu thu&sat.
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McMINNvILLE, Tenn. - From a
private letter from Clark Spaulding,
ESQ.,, of MeMinnville, We are pleased
to learn that the ravages of war are
fast being recovered from. Large
numbers Of people from the North
are settling in there, and all manner
of good enterprises being started, the
place is gradually assuming healthy
and thrifty appearance. We hope to
hear often from the same source.
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DIED.

SAMSON = In this city, at 2 O'Clock
Tuesday morning, February I'D, Captain
I. T. SAMSON, son OF Rev. j. q. SAMSON,
DID, deceased, of The Pittsburgh Confer
ence, after an iilcess Of one week, of cry.
sjpelas.
The funeral will take place from st.
PauPs Church at 10 O'Clock AN. this day,
"Wednesday. Relatives and friends are
requested to attend without further no.
tiee. LPittsburgh papers please copy
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TEEE EHAREkET
.:.-eEena.t nnrra..-


ey Gelssraph.I CISezNzATI Feb. o.
FLoUR-Duil and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull; No 2red al 81 0G, and No.
CoKs-steady; mixed ese7oc; white or
yellow 74c.
OATS 52a55c.
Rye 85gS8c.
BARLEY--Dull; el@l 10 for Spring; 81 2os
Is for Fall.
COrToS-Dull; middling 28Ilc.
ToBACCO-In good demand; sales So hhds
st GO 80 to 50 so.
mand-
MESS PoRK-Firm but quiet; g27 . offer
ed, but 81 81 asked.
BULK MEATS-in good demand; about
500,C00 pounds sold At 1910 tor shoulders;
I35<(9I4c Tor sides; 14IZ@l5C for C. ear rib and
clear sides; hams in bulk held at 1870, but
hardly any demand.
BACOE-In better demand and the feel
iEs drmer; sales Of shoulders at l25s@l21f,
ami SIDES at l6gl7c for clear rib and clear; ;
sugar cured hams steady at l8@l9c.
LARD--Eirm for steam al 1879, but Kettle
rendered dull at 15Ic.
BUTTER-Hlgher and supply light; fresh
3Jg3jc Tor Central Ohio, and 54G3jc for
W estern Reserve.
EGGS-E irm at 2 c: receipts light.
GILS-Linseed S5Usi, the latter rae gen.
orally asked: Lard declined to u 3zgl 40 (;
Petroleum 30932c.
SUGAR-Flrm for New Orleans, at 1870
1870, but refined IS Gull, and prices are &c
lower.
MoLAssEs-V firm.
CoFFEE-Steady anu in fair demand.
GOLD--lIasz buying.
EXCHANGE-Is dun at B9I-l0 discount
buying.
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II. u. OCU0h1I. -ADUul lall- past
ten on Monday night, a person called
at the JOURNAL Office and asked for
the Local Editor. That individual
indicated that he was the person en-
quired for, and invited the stranger to
be seated. After fumbling among
sundry letters and probably unpaid
washing and board bills, the stranger
produced bit of newspaper, and re-
quested the Local to read it, which
he did, and said he was the author.
The stranger said
l come here to tell you that the
author Of that is id dirty liar"
He was hereupon peremptorily Or
dered to leave, and refusing to obey,
the Local attempted to expel him.
The result was something of "serim-
mage" which, after the interference
of several other attaches Of the Jour-
NAL, terminated in the person, who
proved to be the one whose name
heads this article, Withdrawing, after
having vainly endeavored to draw a
diagram of the rivers. creeks, &c, of
Indiana on the face Of the said Local
Editor with his nails.
Thinking there might be some error
in the article Mr.. Doughty took offence
at, the records we're searched and one
inaccuraey discovered.
To show what this error is, the ex-
tract complained of and a copy of an
indictment found by the Grand Jury
at the last session of the Criminal
Court, are both published below, in
order that Mr.. Doughty may have jus
tice done him if any wrong has result
ed from the error.
[Lxtracl from the Journal of Feb, III
GRAND jury MATTERs.-Four bills
have been found for open and notori-
Gus fornication against George Hubert
and Matte Bridges, d. ID. Doughty
and Elizabeth Elder, all of whom
have been arrested except Doughty,
who has left the city on business. but
no Doubt he will soon return. Mrs.
Elder has given bail, but the other
two are locked up. The Grand Jury
will adjourn to-day,
[Copy OF the Indictment
In the Venderburg Criminal
Circuit Court, Decembe Term,
1859, continued to Feb. 1870.
The state of1ndiana. GO
vanderburgh County, -
State of Indiana Open a s%d notorious
-, A"UASSAS'
The Grand Jurors for the county
of Vanderburgh, in the State of Indi-
ana, upon their oath present and
charge that David D. Doughty, on
the 1st day Of August, 1869, at said
county, and from that day continuous
ly, until the first day of
December, 1869, at said county,
unlawfully lived in open and
notorious adultery together with one
Elizabeth Elder, a woman who was
then and there, and during all the
said time, the wife of one, VIM. B.
Elder, who was then and there living.
w. p. HARGRAVE,
Prosecuting Attorney.
The indictment is endorsed on the
back as follows:
444. In the Vanderburgh Criminal Cir
cult Court, December Term, 1869. Contin-
ued to February, 1879.
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River Dlspazehe.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 22.-Both rivers
falling fast, Monongahela, eight feet
two inches, Allegheny, nine feet four
inches; Greensboro, FIVE feet, and fall =
ing; Brownsville, eight feet aud fallin +;
Oil City, four feet and falling slowly;
the river is full of ice. Arlington
arrived from Cincinnati, and departs
at II o'clock. Some ice running to-
day in Monongahela river. The ALE
ghany river IS full Of ice. Glasgow
departs tomorrow for New Orleans.
Weather moderating at this evening.
Thermometer stood at 70 above zero
at noon on the 19th inst.
PITTsBURG, February 22.-Weather
1aoderating. Rivers falling rapidly.
Monongahela, scant 8 feet. Alleghe-
ny 9 feet 2 inches. Heavy ice run
ming. The Glasgow leaves for New
Orleans tomorrow. The Arlington
has arrived.
CINCINNATI, Feb. River, 81
feet and falling; temperature. 30o and
showing. Port list: Arriged-Ken-
ton and A ma, New Orleans: Nor
man, Evansville; Robert Moore.
Nashville. Departed - Champion.
st. Louis: r. r. Hudson, Wheeling:
Lawrence, Nashville.
LOUISVILLE. February q. - Port
List-Aliegheny Belle No. 4, to Gin
natl; Shamrock, st. Louis to CipciD-
natl; Sam. j. Hale, Memphis to Gin
cinnati; Wade Hampton, New Or
leans. River falling; ii feet 6 inches
in the canal, and IL feet 6 inches on
the falls. Showing.
CAIRO, February 22.-port lat.
Kate Robinson, Cairo to Cincinnati o
PM; Silver Moon, Memphis to Gin
cinnati 10 Pm; Tom Jasper. New
Orleans to st. Louis II P. NJ: Bis.
mark, Cairo to New Orleans II
P. NJ; Julia, Vicksburg to Cairo I'm:
Alaska, Cincinnati to New Orleans <
AM; Wild Duck, Pittsburg To St
Louis 8 AN; Stella, New Ofieans to
Pittsburg7 AN; Quickstep. Evans
vile packet PM; Fannie Brandies
Memphis to Cairo 7P. NJ. The river
rose 30 inches; sleeting and raining:
mercury at 28'.
ST. LOUIS, Feb, %. = Arrived
nose. Doparted-W. J. Wicks. n
o, River rising slow and ice thin
ming out and getting soft; weather
cloudy and milder with indications Of
rain.
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Terms OfSubsCrIptlOn Reduced
3REAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS
One Dollar Pays for One Year

THE farmers are now engaged in harvest.
ing, and will soon have gathered. one Of
the most magnificent crops OF grain ever
Voechsafed any people. Their barns are
| uiied 10 OVERLOOKING, and many viii cxDe-
/ rience no lite trouble In taking care OF
the wonderful abundar &c with which they
have been blessed by kind Providence.
Inc nights are gradually growing longer.
ana the pleasant evenings may be profit
ably spent in gathering Information rela-
i've to events that are iransplrlng IA all
parts OF the world.
THE WEEKLY JOUREAL
Wan be made up with a special view 10
interesting the farmers. The original ana
selected articles Will be on those topics
which are best calculated to attract the
attention OF the family grouped around
the evening lamp. Great care VIII be
taken with It's making up. Especially
VIII 1t devote considera bic space 10 those
matters which are of peculiar interest to
the people living in the Valley of the
Lower Ohio. AS a people we have pecu-
llar interests, which Iced fostering and
developing, and IL Will be the constant
aim or the JoURsAL 10 so advocate them
as 10 bring them more prominently before
the public.
As Domestic Eewspaper---a Loca
Newspaper, the JOURNAL VIII tolerate ne
superior.
1t viii contain al the latest Market Ho-
ports, including that OF Tobacco and Tele-
graphic News from all parts OF the world,
carefully compiled and condensed.
THE LITERARY DEPARTMHFNT
VIII be faithfully attended TO, and Stories,
original and selected, Poetry. Humorous
Sayings and Doings, will always be found,
70 give variety and interest 70 IT'S columns.
AGRICULTURAL T. MATTERS
WIN also receive the attention their Inn
portance demands, and the housewife may
expect TO gather many a valuab reclp
and suggestion from its columns, IN the
progress Of the year.
IN POLITICS
Tho JoUREAL Will be what IL has been in
the past, faithful TO the principles OF the
Republican Party. But while IL viii pre-
Gent It's opinions with lrmness, 10 Will en-
deavor TO do so in language temperate and
conciliatOry. It is full time that the asper-
tiles OF politics were abandoned.
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
VIII be hrst~class Family Newspaper.
particularly adapted TO the people Of In
diana, Kentucky, and illinois, on the
Lower Ohio, and as such Il expects TO re-
ceive their approval and support.
In order that the paper MAY be placed I'm
every family, the terms OF subscription
have been greatly reduced, and no farmer
is so poor as 10 be unable to subscribe. We
call the attention Of our friends to the /
terms OF subscription, and urge them to /
make some effort towards increasing the 1
circulation OF the JOURNAL IN their imme-
diate neighborhoods. VIII our friends
devote a few of their leisure moments in
this laudabse undertaking.
TERMS or GUBsURTPEEORs
Single copies, one year.........-.......S so
Twelve " .-............... no 90
T,genty ................. IA oo
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Furs. FuYs. Furs,

Now is your time for cheap set of
Furs. Weber & Co. are selling their
entire stock regardless of cost. See
price list: Good sets for ladies, worth
$6 for So so; splendid sets Brown
Couey. worth So for So; splendid sets
Water Mink, worth 81 for IS; fine
Mink sets. worth $50 to $75 for S25
to $58; Childrens' sets, worth 50 %
for So. Sign of the Royal Bengal.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-23

SuERIFFs SALE. - Sheriff Miller
yesterday afternoon sold the piece of
real estate known as the Blue Ware
house property, at public sale, for
81 1923 10. The piece comprised five
lots on Water street, and the purchas-
er is said to be a Dir. McChesney, of
Syracuse. N. Y.
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MAGIC.-Mr. Aaron Turner, of
Washington, Ind, recommends the
Magic Oil, and the agent thereof, Mr..
A. w. Smith, to the citizens of Evans
vile. The advertisement will be found
on the first pags.
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feb22 2t
Re-onened far fhe eeason.

Be. Tribe & Co., having bought
the Factory of w. Hunnel. wish to
inform the public that they have com
menced running, and will ill all or
ders for Sash, Doors. Blinds, Frames,
&c. Dressed Flooring, Weather
boarding, and all kinds of Lumber to
order, on short notice. Gail and see
US. Factory-corner of Walnut and
Fifth st. feb21 Wv.
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New Hap Of Indiana, AMI Farmers
Record.

ACH AGp Vi AHAAAAHS Gnu "a AACG .
Record.
To ALL WHOM IT May CONCERN.
About the 9th. of the present
month, our agent, Mr.. Ackert, called
on those having cards il the Farm
er's Record" which is to accompany
the New Typographical, Civil, and
Congressional Township Map Of In
diana, for the purpose of collecting on
the same, they being due on the pub
LEGATION of the book. At the time, we
were expecting to deliver maps in a
few days" but our printers made a
mistake in transferring, so the delay
thus caused, was unavoidable on our
part. We are doing our best to make
up the lost time, and trust soon to be
able to deliver to our friends and pat
rons a map that will give universal
satisfaction. In the meantime, we
respectfully ask your indulgence,
The AMERICAN MAP t'UB. Co.
indianapolis, Feb 21st., 20 It.
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ACKNowLEDGEMENT.-The thanks
Of the JOURNAL, are due to Professor
j. w. Knight, for six volumes of the
proceedings of the last General As
sembly.
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PROVOKING "A small provoke case
was set for yesterday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, before the Recorder, but the
gentleman giving the offence, seeing
his error, apologized, and the COM
plant was Withdrawn. What pity
there are not more who are thus will
ing to undo a wrong hastily done.
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ARRESTED AGAIN. = Poor Katy
Sullivan, unable to resist the demon
of strong drink, was arrested again
last evening, and as early as half past
seven o'clock her blond chignon
formed part of the assortment at the
Police Station, while Katy was con-
signed to the lookup.
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PERsoNAL.-We had q call last
night from w. L. Anthony, Ed.
who is just on his way from Cincin-
natl, with press and material, to start
new Republican paper at Green
vile, Muhlenburg county. KY, to be
called the Kentucky RepabLicaa.
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E The death of Captain l. F.
SAMSON, whose funeral notice appears
in this paper, will be severe shock
to many of his friends, his illness
being Of only few days duration,
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ACCIDENT. - Mr. Karsch, who
keeps a bakery on Water Street,
while on the steamer Pink Varble,
accidentally fell into the hold and
broke two Of his ribs, disabling him,
probably, for some weeks.
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The State of Indiana
David d. Doughty,
Open and notorious adultery.
a True BIZ. Edward Burtis, Foreman.

A True Bill Edward Burtis, Foreman.
Witnesses: Maria HedgemIer, BeckyArbor.
W. p. Hargrave. Pros. Atty.
The trifing error in stating the Of
fence shows no intent to lie, or
even exaggerate the charge, and Mr..
Doughty is welcome to the correction.
As. Mr.. Doughty thrust himself on
the notice of a stranger, it was thought
advisable to find out who he was, and
what his anteoedents were, If any.
The fact has been learned that he
has some antecedents, and that they
are tolerably we'll known in Evans
vile, where he made himself some
what conspicuous.n not to say notorious
by threatening to whip at least three
local editors, and by his connection
with public exhibition, for the bene-
fit of soldiers widows and orphans;
the profits of which were not increas-
ed by the connection.
The local editor of the JOURNAL
never saw Doughty before his intrus-
ion into the editorial rooms on Mon
day night, and would hardly recognize
him again. But as he is assured that
Mr.. D. has promised him frst-class
"thrashing," he expects to be able to
furnish the readers of the JOURNAL
with a first class item, should the
thrashing be promptly received, being
willing to undergo almost any fatigue
to procure a good, entertaining article.
D| Another meeting will be held
at the Third Street Engine house to-
Il 90 -.,n-A:o..l..l..
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The 18TH INSTRUMENTATION col
ored citizens are preparing to celebrate
the passage of the 18th Amendment,
in becoming manner.
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E Messrs B. T. Tribe & Co.,
whose card will be found on the first
page, being new firm, whose senior
is an old hand at the business of sash
and blind making and kindred work.
will naturally commend itself to pub
lie attention. Those about to build
will do well to see what they can do
to further their intentions.
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FRUIT.-From inquiries made, We
are led to the opinionEthat the recent
cold spell has not injured fruit pros
poets, there being scarce any of it SO
far affected by the warm sun as to
leave it susceptible of damage by cold.
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w NTED.-A cheap life insurance
policy. One good against accidents
and SIGH. Enquire of the Local Ed
itor Of the JOURNAL.
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Dir. Wesley Wilson, For sending US
q club of twenty one subscribers, from
Lake P. o., Spencer county. will
please accept our thanks.
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saaiaaliia Rarges.

43ais ellie HArges.
By Telograph.! LCUTavIILR Feb. =.
oTTON-Duli for mlddling.
FLOUR-Quiet and steady; family s..
GRAIN-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-GI 05gI Is.
EYE-93c, all sacked.
PROVIsIONs-F1rm Mess Pork at s27 80 I;
Bacon shoulders 1254c; clear rib IGLc, and
clear sides l61sc; bulk shoulders Az; clear
rib l34. and clear sides l5<; sugar-cu ed
hams l8l59I31%.
LARD-TieTce l6c.
WHISKY-RaW 93a9lc,
ToBACCo-Saies of $50 hbds at fun prices (;
s3 $500 30 for Trash; S6@7 so for Lugs, and
Sogl3 70 for low 10 medium lots.
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Ladies' AnstInn saIa.

A nice lot Of Fancy aud Staple
Dry Goods will be disposed Of on
Wednesday at o'clock.
T. M. ELLIOTT.
feb22- 2t No. 81 Main St.
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pa Steamer No. 2 was in the shop
for repairs yesterday. a sheet il the
fre-box being cracked.
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So See the notice of the Ameri-
can Map Cos. new map. in another
column.
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TSSXCEsG NCY, FASCINATION or
X SOU L-CldARMING.-100 pages; cl 9TH.
1nlS wonderful book has fun Instructions
TO enable the reader to fascinate either
sex, or any animal, at viii. Mesmerism,
Splrltualism, and hundreds OF other curi-
Gus experiments. 1t can be obtained by
sending address, with postage, TO r. w.
Nv Ms q Co. No. Al South Eighth Street,
Philadelp hIa.
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semcah 2azRat

E6meata &aERat.
B. ze.sGraDb.l MEHgHiG. Feb. %.
COTToE-Dull and nothing Going on &C.
count Of the weather; nOmlualiy PIG,
fLOUR-Unc hanged.
CoRE-90ca192c.
OATS 67970c.
HAY-S26.
BRAE-E24 co.
LARD-161%4I8c.
PoRK-9Z9
l51ac.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF UECLaMED VALENTINES at the
| Evansville Post Office, Feb. Il, 1870.
a NDREW "A kirkpatrick
IA Andrean Kate KoucK W
Andrews mrs A M Kemper Carrie
! Ashley miss Dora E EUGH Charley
! Anntel miss Emma EILarkirs V O.
| Anlighner miss Lenard Kate
| ESINKlN Mini Laum Louisa
| AG Barns Ellen Linderman Fred
| Baker miss Maggie ME LIS Bracken
| Boalden Mary 1aE Miller PhIlip
BECKER maggie Mcbride Prof
| Burke JOssy-2 Miller Adam
| Beckerback Julia Nuts Bertha
/ 3iouth Julia Martin Della
| BfoWn Emma-2 McCIafu Mary Ann
| Boner DfTotha Maeenhefmer NJ
| Boak miss Hattie Mills Jucifla
Bebue 1eany 2i1tchell
| Brann Henry Weeks L
| Bailew John-2 Moll John
| BuKkhardt mr. MOOg Josh
Bruckonno adam N Martin John +
| Barker Fred Mour J
| Book Frederick Manahan Sophie
/ BerteIsOn Iipp Mol Francis
| Becker Bill Mills LUcilla
Becker Chas IL RTOBLE Mary2
| Beftolson JOB 1N Newman Jennie
Brinkneyer Jon Nighfengale VIM
Blsney daTlin Eeuman annie
q sAMFbELL a Nancy Dora
-, conrad Adam Nightengale David
Ceisey Orball kOIte August
Camper Carrie Nolle VIII
Clifford Sandy EhGIE Amanda
C0ub Louisa ~ UTms stead Lizzie
Curn1cE George Oswald Elizabeth
Copeland Jim II HECK ThOnas
aAN1D-ON joe IA Pelneu Ignatz
I'D Dlehl Caroline Paulev Josepb
Decker Eddie Paul Jacob
Donald Laura Pottfen Julian
Dadley mary PrOnkharsh l.
EyNRICH Mary Penn Matte
"a Ebert CHRISTINA III Ell MER Lizzie
ElIeECusn MOfy A9Leininger Louisa
Euicke AbalOna-2 Roth Lizzie
MULLER Alice Ray Lena
IA Flagler Albert Reits Coune
fTeund barbara Ritz Adam 2
fltz Gerry Racine Francis
Frolich Henry Ross steven
Fisher I'll & Ram Ed 4
EIash JACOB Rodden Mamie
HEey 4uuWlB Raleigh Annie
ufbbE aatllda hempSOn John
Elsner GhrIa Racelen Caroline
FreliughOuser Ben GSULIIVAN q
teIker PnlllP S5chwefzsr Annie
HRA&ER Frank Schore Beneifct
Gd GOiGmO nd F-2 Stark Mr.
Gugenheimer Aug streaming Karl
dorlng Jonn Stemker X w
Gumment VIM Sidel r
Granger julia Shoffer Ed
Grainger Louisa SteinkuhI Fred
SIa4ngeL Fulllp stafford l.
Gunins Lizzie Sill w
Guggenheimer u Schultz Hedwfg
10 OGA Sole Shaun George
EA HaVions Tom Smyth Lucy
howard IL Stewart Sallie
Hitch Geo Smith Susie
Haltman Louis Rchmlt Leapa
Hail L Schlangs T,oufsa
EGHDucKer Len Sheer Mary 2
Hopper Rebecca Schultz Matilda
HUDSON Ellzabeth Stinchteld Maggie
Hoppe Emma Scarborro A
IL AltsoL LlAIAc fENf1AhLlNG q
1ou5e ElchaFd %Truckey Martha
harper Emma Thurman Lizzie
Halce Eva Thomas John
Aehrlch Barbafa Thompson Saml
Hopkins Marion HarIaiIgh Geo
Heimer Maria THRITE Geo
Hermann Kate -
Hutchinson Belle WTIETS z ID
Hassler Anna v Vombork g
Halwig K NY E5SEIf mrs
Haney Chas 80 Wiut1hJ
Hiland sol Wells Jack
NAMES Mary eight Fanny
- JOor Alice Waldschmid II
Jar Boswell Wrig IL Jno NJ
Jugratam ) Woodland Wilton
Jarvis Mag Weykopf JnO
joiner Sadie Wailenmeier w
Jarvis Tom Wolf John
IL OEIG Herman 'Viegers Lizzie
EA Keppel Frank Veissenburger Kate
Kouigfeld Conrad WIkey Charles
Krainger Ann wilkins Chas
Kook Louis wood A q
Kulenberg b 3 Williams Anna O
&nightley Matte Walienmeter A bert /
Kr1pner Aiary FHAHN Philip
Kreuszer Matte A1Zmmerman III
John w. FOSTER, p. n.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
PRINTnRS WLSTan.

Good printers wanted at this Office.
Apply Immediately. No union men"
need apply.
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gJ~ One hundred White and Grey
Blankets, just received, and selling at
reduced prices.
JAMS SCHAPKER. BUssING & Co.
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q VOID QUACRs.-A victim OF early
La i'm prudence, causing nervous debill-
ty, premature decay, &c, has discover a q
simple means Of cure which he will 8 nd
free tO his feiIoW-sE fferers. Address j. Il j.
REEVES, rs Nasssau Street, New York.
coz = GIN SPIN
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CITY NEW S.

rel. o. o. f., .Colfax Lodge, Re-
bekah Degree, meets this evening.
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Unpaid Letters.
Posi- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,
EehrnarV u 1870.

II III II -OIV'
List of letters remaining in Post
Office, at Evansville, which are held
for postage, and insuficiently di-
rected.
If not called for by February 18th,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
ters will please apply at the Cashiers
(lffcn
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pI- Another meeting will be held
at the Third Street Engine house to-
night. Ladies are particularly in
yited to attend.