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"A Woman's Rights. Convention
is to he held at Niagara Falls next
week, and Susan d. Anthony is to
be I'm their midst. If they are as
amiable to each other as is common
i'm these gatherings, they will have q
fight the first day, as to which shall
have the waterfall. Detroit Tribune.
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FNIE MAGIC COMB will change any colored
l. hair or beard TO permanent Black or Brown.
One Comb sent BY mail for 81. For sale by Mer-
chants and Druggists generally. Address Magic
Comb TO-. Springfield, Mass. sim3
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fashion vas partly adopted because she
IS quite near-sighted, and needs help
to recognize the many ladies who cal
upon her; and, besides, the awkward
ness of a reception is divided by
dividing its responsibilities and ex-
tending its area.
General Grant takes every morning
long, solitary walk, smoking his
cigar, and often drives or. rides er
into the country. 1 apprehend that
il is not at the White House where
criticism will find such material as
manly enemy would wish to. make use
Of against this administration, but In
Congress and at the departments. 1t
has not been true of the domestic life
of the White House for many years
that the intellectual element has been
marked in it, but for this Mrs. Grant
substitutes the next best qualities
affability, cheerfulness, hospitality
and loyal spirit to her husband and
children. Grant made mistake that
will affect his patience more than his
fortunes when he took so little coun-
sci of precedents and prudence as to
accept indiscriminate gifts, and in
some cases to confer honors upon
their donors. He must expect to be
severely rubbed for this for good
while to come, and it is affectatlon to
say he does not care.
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gated, held "a meeting nlT morulHr ~ Lnr
ONCE ol tho Globe IH uflEge Com rauv. ~
70 1850 =. ihe result OF he meeting had
not been meae KNOWN
LoUIsvLLE. - The C0futor-gouraal of
Tuesday Says
Owing 70 The excessively rrS weather
YESTERDAY tic Louisville, Caub. u. h taM
Frazier, VIII not leave ~ aGpprfiaan ~.
day, but ~ posi- lively leave from fha
rect for New OrlBans. Tbe Loulayfns rs %
hne boat and commanded hy c0uneoua
ana geutemauiy officers, Ind ll rverg re-
spect a flrgt class y assem- ar DfcEat.
The new boat now being built uHanf fln
superlntendence of Captain Fowler for
tne hyahhVillel faducan go Cairo Packet
Company, will be launched fa-morforf
from James Howard II CO p Hhln-ynrd IN
Jefersonvllle, aud towed % - tlda I'll
the river for conn letiou. 10 ia rEuerfaH
that she will be com ulateG and Dbl fnu tr1eIa
for which she IS being bulHin thirty d8yH
At the sale Of The furui Iuro and uNfures
Of the Lady Gay, made b tne Board Oh
Underwater, Saturday, "a rf. Louis most
although some Of lbo articles were Sole at
tended.
ST. LOUIS. = The Democrat Of TUESDAY
says;
The weather ~ again very nno w8rm
and beautiful. Business continues aclfve
In shipments outward, with abundant
offerings for New Olleana at the advmuneO
rates, the water 10 Cairo having becoma
low. inducing ihe packets generally to
hilton on a barge 20 help them out.
DEATH OF JOHN j. bOs~rhe COMMIT.
nifty was shocked yesterday by the an.
nOuncem6nt Of the sudden death Of hla
good man-the poor MATS friend lho
lover Of virtue aud the uucOm pr8mlHHnr
enemy Of vice. other columns or fhIa
journal tell the sad taie, and pay tribute
20 his worth ness. "A great calamity tn 3f.
Louis Is this, and her D1atmen WIlI hn
foremost In grlevins for the loss oi their
Captain L0wrey, 81 well-EnOwn coal one
rabOr 81 PiLi8Dulgs rs IA The city, aud earn
estlY desires Us % make the foiiOWlur
statement: Three months ago he saw tht
was pi onounesd perfect, and 4 NO. lf
When she lett Plttsburg ina boilers Wers
In srfect condition, as we'll as tho hull
We're 10 not So" Capt LOWreY perth
nently asks, " is 40 likely hat so careful 81
boaLmau as Rees Is known TO be, would
nave permitted four members Of hls nmii,
TO have gone or the bOatf" There was nr
insurance on tile Maggie Hays Captain
Rees owns eight or ten steamers ON which
there is no inaurancei he never insureg.
The following circumstances are related
TO uss sugar broker OF New Orleans
made out bi rs OF ladlng falsely represent.
ing that be had shipped 81 hhds sugar t.
them, certified by himself Ra correct tu
the steamer 5alli6'g agent who signed enc
bills. The booker armed with The al
pOWerfus document, drew on Lewis Man
son g. TO- for some 5000, deeHmpsd will
the money, and can't be found. such i8
arises 10 the mind Of he unlhiuaGed
. " no is to lose tie mOuey|' We d0n'g
suppose that l. n. d 90. intend TO remain
long the victims.
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Harper John, lot Il, blk /, Bray's Enl...I 70.
Harper john, lot Is. blk l, Bray's En-. i 70.
Hargrave, Mrs. NJ E, lot II, Isabella
Place%..u 81.
High, Hannah, lot II, blk 4, Northeastern
EnlargemenL%...5 50.
Heller, Ernst, lot A. blk I, Archer's En-
largement...S %.
Hardeman, David, lot q, blk 4, Rock
wells Enlarge ment*.-4 16.
HeImerich, Conrad, lot ., blk 3, Fulton
EnIargement..-2 81
HelbIing, AntOn, 4512 by $50, NV part OF
lot %, Original Plan-.l4S 20.
Hurd, Susan p, "A by St, subdv of lots
los and 1t6, Original PlanS...60 10.
Hurd, Susan z, 20 by SO, subdy of lots
los and los, Original PlanH.-.49 IS.
Hurd Susan P, 20 by 81, subdV of lots
los ana los, Original Plan%..19 81.
1ngle, GaTv1n and Martini = ADJOINING
of lot 5, blk l, Ingle's Enlargement 70.
Ingle, Garvin and Martin, lot q, blk l.,
Ingle's Enlargement...4 As
Jarvis, John, improvements on BuAis-
head Property...1 70.
Johnson, H X, lot 10, blk 3, Hubbard s
Johnson, II E. lot Is. blk 8, HubbarIs
Jackson, Abe, lot l6, blk IL, Northeastern
Jones, h P, und 1850 of lot 2ls. Donation
Jones, II P, uud 1850 oflot 222. Donation
Jones, c {, und 1880 of lot 2IS, Donation
| EnIargem ent 20 75-
Jones, @ g, and 1850 OF lot ~, Donation
| EpiargSment...I1 50.
Jones, James q, lot lS9, Original PIan"-..
| $40 il.
! EnIargemeni"...9 A.
Keller, G, SW "A of lot L, Lower
| Enlargement. 90.
Keller. d G, sW = of lot l6, Lower
| Enlargement ". -. .,
| Keller, ID G, 3lA It, NV part OF lot q
| Lower EnIargementS...45 81.
| keller, ID g. ind % of 2s7 It OF Out-lot 3
| Wharf Property. 80.
Keller. ID e, und n OF 596 # of out-iot 3
| Wharf Property LIS To-
! Keller, ID g, 10 It, HOrnby's W harI Prop
Keller, d c. lot 8, blk y, Eastern Enlarge
Keller. D {, lot 5. blk 10, Eastern Enlarge
| menL%..19 81.
Keller, ID e, lot s, b K Ii, Eastern ENLARGE
| ment~...19 81.
Keller, d q, lots l, 2 3. and 8, blk 10
| Eastern Enlargement@...u s.
| Keller, ID q, lot .. blk p, Eastern Enlarge
| ment"..2l AZ.
Keller, ID c, lot 5. Carpenters FIeld-.4 Il
Keller ID G., lot t, Carpenters Field...4 IL
Keller, ID y, 2o-lOO acres, Carpenter
F1eld*.-359 So.
Keller. D c, lot 10, blk q, Eastern En-
Keller, D Q, lot ?, blk 4, Rockweli's Tn
/ largemen t~.--7 IA.
Keller, ID q. 81 by 80 Sc part, adj lot ?
[ OF ., Origlnal Eianr --48 20.
Keller, q, Ll5s by lao. adj lot - OF -
7 Original Plan1...53 s3.
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~AAA1SaAHS lOb -, Ok La
mascot AZ.
Branagan Arabella, lot 20, blk 25, Lamas-
COL Al.
Branagan Arabelia, lot q, bk 25, Lamas-
eel AZ.
Bauer Henry, ISA 1T s part OF lot II, bk
81, LamaScO*. IL 81
BOlusS Alfred, und half of lot & bk lI3
LamascO"-H IS.
Boluss Alfred, ind half of lot C, blk lib,
Byrnes p, heirs OF, lot 8, blk IS2, La
mascO..4 Is
Byrnes J. P, heirs of, lot 9. blk I32. La
Byrnes Up, heirs of, lot 6, blk 1. Fourth
EnlaIg ement...94c.
ByrnesJ P, heirs of, lot 7. bk I, Fourth
ByrnesJ P, heirs of, lot s, blk l, Fourth
Ems g.
Bowles Edward, lot l, blk 4. Fourth En-
Bowles Edward, lot 2, blk 4, Fourth En-
largement...1 II.
Beasley Harriet and Eliza S or of lot 9,
and lots 10 and IL. blk Z, Fourth Enl%.S OF.
Burke Pat, lot 3, blk 10, Fourth Enlarge
ment..-l3 81.
Crawford williamson lot & bx 81 stock
wells EnA%...6 A
Conway Mary, ~ feet mid pit of lot II,
bk ., Northern Enl*...4 So.
Carter Augustus, lot ). bk7. Sharpe'S En-
lQrgement...3 81.
Davidson George, heirs of, N half Of lot
Z, blk 40, LamascG*..4 S.
Dolan Patrick, lot /, block Isl, Lamas-
co.'s Y.
rolan Patr.ck. lot ?, block l52 Lamas-
masco...ll 20.
Edwards ,Elizabeth, lot 10, blk 2, North
ern Eni*..50 IA.
Eickmeyer VIM, lot ., blk II. Shapes
/ Enlargement. IL
Gardes John ID, lot 81, hi 81, Lamasco".
| s 7S.
| Greer W c. lot 6, bp 49,, LamaSco..4 IS
4 Enl*..21 55.
Gilman Chas, heirs OF. lot 30, bI I6. Fourth
/ Ennis -.
Gilman Chas, heirs of, lot s, bI 8. Greeks
1 Vil.e-.4 10.
Gilman Chas. heirs OF. lot 9, bI ), Greeks
/ viIle...4 10.
/ Viile.-4 10.
Gilman Ghas, heirs OF, lot II, bl 3. Greeks
Hornby Chas, lot 4, biz 5, Northern Ems
26nter Chas. lot 10. blk s, Northern Ems
- Hunter chas, lot II, blk s. Northern EN-
: Hasnte " t. lot 81, block 20. Lamascc
Hasnie y L, t32, block %, Lam4sea
aaFtlein STAT new, lot 10, blk .. LaIn4se1
10 SIS
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fha lmeracan TulIerIes.

Washington Cor. Chicago tribune
The New York Sun, with that fine
1udenoe which has made it so en-
aiming. has lately sent some Of It's
Grants to Washington to turn up
carpets aud feel the curtains OF
White House, and the result, of
rise. Is one Of those cheap but ef-
i've broadsides which everybody
as 0 read, aud which has made,
30 the spot, quite q sensation.
speak without enthusiasm for any
Isl when I say to you that the
sj.e House is as prudent and mod
a home as it ought TO be, and that
here Is any change about 1t, 1t IS
the better. The carriages and
-ses of the President, the sugges
Of q livery upon his coachman,
subjects of his bronzes and paint
Is. and the elegance of his guests
Il what we should expect from this
hief MAGISTRATE Of the State at this
ariod oF time. We can no more
ave such plain houses and styles OF
}r-iaces as Mr. jefferson and Mr..
oe maintained. Wall paper, gas
ares, cneapeueu Cdt pSto duU SuU-
Ii eoachbuilders have made it i'm
ibIo IN continue establishments
ull as Mt. Vernon; and It would
afEectation in the President Il
90 his family SO meanly. Mrs
ant has made, however, one decId
chance in her administration O
q White House. She has turned i
10 an agreeable mansion of enter.
iDment. and made guests for Ions
Sits of certain hearty people, so tina
z race really locks now to be in
bite6. She has also increased tn,
end decreased the fermalit,
s and dinners. and at he
rs baz plsced - her sid
of her guests or neigh
sre nav choose. The latte
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n. % First Street.

We receive our Queensware direct tom
the Potteries of Stahordshire, England
via New Orleans and New York; hence
pay no secondhand profits which right
fully belong TO our customers.
Having completed arrangements with
MEAKIN, BROS. q CO., of Stafordshire.
Eng and, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for this market of their celebrated STONE
CHINA WARE, we are now prepared to
supply the trade.
In addition we are now receiving, fresh
from Lamoges, France, a large stock OF
GOLD BAND, PLAIN WHITE and DECO
RATED FRENCH CHINA.
We are also receiving heavy importa-
lions of HOLIDAY GOODS IN great vari-
ETY..
seS- Consult your own interest by exam
ining cur stock before purchasing else
where. novl3
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MODEST VILLAINY.

Is evidence that Cinnamon are
SIZED with small gains, | will re-
k that they drill five holes into
ed &c OF gold coins-drill clear
cough IRON edge to edge-and save
gold thus bored out, and fill up
hole with some sort Of metallic
qposition that does not spoil the
of the coin. Their counterfeit
put nine parts OF good metal in
If bogus coins-a1d so 1t Is very
rative in the long run, and the
L thing to impossible to detect the
at. 1t is only greedy, bungling
istian counterfeiters that blundeI
trouble, by trying to swlndle
IL fellow creatures too heavily.
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i .ssOlutiOn Ct CoDgrtnershiD.

RY OEkGE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
In the copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, by and in the
name of Altering q BrOmmelhauS. has
been dissolved by mutual consent. Henry
Brommelhaus retires from the firm. and
II. & b. Altering viii continue the BUSH
ness at the old stand. All persons know
requested 10 call and settle without delay.
HENRY ALTERING
j. B. AHLERfEG.
HENRY BROMAfELHAUS
Evansville. February lOl 1870 lfel4 DIV
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yw0LsELDER 4 SEEMANN'S
Il Dancing Academy

AT MASONIC HALL.
We beg leave to t<fOrm our friends and
the puollc generally that have just
opened new Course of Dancing, at greatly
reduced rates.
Parents DESTROYS Of having their children
educated in the Terpsicnol can Art would
do well to entrust the same to our care.
While IS spare no effort, in teaching, we
ray eSDe ctaI att entiOn to the good be-
ViOr of all scholars.
Satisfactory references can be given.
Prices are as follows:
For gentlemen who have al
ready taken one course with
us per course
For Gentlemen not COMPETENT
TO dance :. .. So per course
For Ladies 81 per course
For htfdren per course
EaD- Masquerade suits on hand and made
to order at reasonable rates.
HOLFELDER & SEEMANN,
Jazz d3ml First St, opp. National Han.
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Persons from 81 10 GU, inclusive.
Admission ...............l Cd
Annual que ......... .-s+.-s.ss.sssttssts
As essment on death of p nacud Dei... p u.
In these Divisions the family on htiia Vt
q deceased member receive Us Tor aheIN
certificate in force IN the Dlvtlon hs IAe
time he death occurs. III the DIVISION .H
fall they rece We 90. 900.
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We also issue certlncates for g 900, Bono.
fit II desired. Forty days grace HiiuF..
Tor pavunent. Of Assessment aud AlnN.l
Dues, No restriction on travel ol
dencs send for circular. Agents ~ .ett
~ whom "a liberal comm issIou Wlt De
Given call Oh or address m. ~ VIZ 81 ~.
Manager, Tor Irdiana, Kentucky, Illinois,
.Toyya Kansas. Of1ce-l8 n. 1Illuc r.H
Indianapolis, htdla al. -. a.. 1Etl
0tuce-Mu. l0 south etIHI street..
vile. Iudia nn, "a gent lar tGe conn
FauderburgH, PofeYt aItauus suuI
rick mNa Spencer.
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STRAYED.

~ ULE-One bay mule, blind in one
INA eye, about i've or six years Old; has
harness marks about fourteen hands
high. Anybody returning this mule to
KRONENBERGER & BARRETT. at their
Livery Stable, on Locust Street, between
Ihlrd and Fourth, or giving information
that Will lead to Its recovery, Will be liber-
ally rewarded PETER BILL.
Y 2nsville, February Sth, 1870. [felO div
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Parsons nom 30 10 30. inclusive.

Admission
Annual Aue .ss.
Assessment on death OF "a MON ncr-. Q
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arEAnFRoATa.
90. 1870.
Evansville 4 Tennessee River
Packet.
1863.
70.
FOR
PADUCAH, EABTPGBT & FLORENCE.
Thefeet and elegant Passenger Steamer
Rapid A-rg No. e

Capt. LEE HOWELL;
ROB. q. MONAGHAN, CLERK,
Leaves Evansville, as above, every MON
DAY, promptly at 4 o lock Pm
The stsa mer RAPIDAN No. , will run
during the season as above, connecting AZ
Dan vile with the L.. q. a M. Railroad
and at Jacksonville with the n. q y W
Railroad, for all points East and West
Having been thoroughly repaired and re-
furnished throughout, they offer special
Inducements to passengers and Shippers
for speed, safety, and comfort.
Orders for pig iron, dressed or undressed
yellow pine lumber, lett with cur Agent,
Will receive prom pt attention.
shippers can rely on this boat leaving
promptly, paying special attention to col
IectiOns and way business.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
t. WI. II. CONART,
jal5 diff Agent.
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INsURANOE.
NENsEN & BAKER,
General insurance Agents
AID
AnTrInnalfnn On 1 nnnLa-
ADJUsTERs OF LOSSES,

MARBLE HALL. No. . Main 3D.,
EVANSVILLE, IHD
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DIVISION THnEE.

Admission -..-'..'-----..
Annual due s........s
Assessment on death OF "a member. ~
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JOINT CLASS.
Benent s5.OO0-Limit 900 member


Admission fee.-''-''''''''' '''-' ''.'.'.'.''.'-.
A ,unaI due ......s.ss.arss-
q q ss Y. on death OF a member
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Dwelling Houses insured for "a term uf
years Ht greatly reduced rates.
Three Years al tie Price Qf ID0
Fgpe Years at he Price Of Three.
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DEN Q,1SU&

> - J q IN . II = = u = y
over First National 5anA,
e0rHvF 2aIn snd First EEkoot.s
Evansyllis. IEc
szvANUsA4yESiRE as OF gssS'zEss
80. ous Gum Work, Gold SILVER, -
G9nfta- Cornifte. and amber Plates. Care.
Work, Artidcia, Paiates, sc.
ADMINISTRATOR OF Mirrors JIG
fsn excellent and safe aE@sthettol, CHI
roform, Ether, and also several i'1ssti ssaE'
lyzera.
kEURALGIE Affections treated.
Ny FACILITIES are as good 81 =
estabIishnent as large consisting q =
rooms) rs any IN the United states.
l RETURN MY THANKS for tbs
sensive patronage received during the l5ss-
EIGHT Y En- RI. - :.
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Life Assurance = rWecisaRtg
Total Cash Assets Represented
Over twenty-five Billion Dollars
The following are among tho Cunpanloa
represented:
Elm Insurance Co. OF Hnrtior4, Conn.
Cash Assets sDVOsouDs
PHOENIX ms. Co. OF Hartford, Conn.
Cash Assets -......s.-.-....... s1OusWo0s
CONTEE ENgAL lns. 60. OF New York.
Cash AIS, Is .s-...-...,,., 5OuusouNa
NOaru AszERIOAN Insurance Coo.
Hartford Conn.
Cash Assets 20 900.
MEfSCas a Nrss' Ius. 90. Of HarIford, Ct.
Cash -.ssots .........-...-..-.-... .-.i1O0 900
NOREsE AazERHCAN Insurance Co. of
New HOrk.
Cash Assets $500 o0os
ssEstE SIX ms. co. OF Brooklyn NY.
Cash zoo 0oDs
E.TNA LEEE lns. Go. of Hartford, Conn.
Cash AHssi4s ,..--..---------.- 9 = UWsW"Fs
NEXSEh q BAKER. Agents,
y A4ts STREET, syansgluc. Inds
laus Oily
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LIfe sasaranco . specially
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Total Cash Assets Represented
Over twenty-five Billion Dollars.
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- 'TN.f 5..ea7 lls1sl % g8aT1 aa0a.
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The Insurance Comp suies which have
SIS GA the America unpaId a{d uniltl-
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SINGLE CLABS.


Admission .........-.-a on
Annual due = w
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