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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30
THE MARKETS.
New York Gold and Stock Ma,ket.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March 20.
In different departments Wall street
dizziness is the chief feature. In mercan-
tile and financial circles business Is gen-
orally dull and Spring trade thus far un-
satisfactory. The funding bill hangs like
a pail over speculation and legitimate
trade, and no Improvement is looked for
until the bill Is disposed of.
MoNEY-Very easy the general dullness
naturally limits the demand. Call loans.
445; prime business rates 7GS per cent:
foreign exchange duh n weaker; prime
banker, ShGSN.
GoLD-Quiet and steady; opened at 1I7z,
touched u and 115s, and closed at l1s<. Car
rying rate 394 per cent. C~learances $751;
600. 900.
GoVERNMENTs-Firm in gold bonds,
which show an &dvanceofX TO u per cent.
Currency 6s fell of to 1 IL, a decline ofZ@
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mArn -

This splendid Hair Dye is tie besf n. ma
world. Harmless, reliable, instantaneous.
does not contain lead nor any Uttuffe n9s-
son TO produce paralysis or death. Avoid
the Yaunted and dalusive pr-eparationg
Boosting virtues they do not POSSESS. The
genuine W. A. Bachelors Hair Dvo nos
had 30 years uutarnished reputation ~
uphold It's integrity as the only Perfeet
Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold bv AM
Druggists. Applied az 10 Bond street. Now
York. ifeI0
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ChIcagO Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, March %.
Firmer and more active; 50 go
4 IS for Spring extras.
WHEAT-F1rmer and H@Mo hlgheri
sales of No. / at SIC: No. 2, 75NgTI4c Tor
regular and fresh, closing steady and nrn
at 75H975Nc.
CoRN-Firm, closing at 74e for No. 2, and
zoe for no grade.
OATs-Ffrm; No. 2 closed steady at 57%c.
RYE-FIrm, closing at 63Z970c for regu-
lar and fresh receipts.
HIGHwINEs- Excited, and Doc for IRON
pound.
PROYISIoNs-Qufet. Mess pork. S25 100
26 co. Dry sailed shoulders easier &C 0%c.
LARD Quiet &c 9Mc.
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LOnIaTIlle Market.

By telegraph LOUISVILLE March 80.
ToRACcO-SaIes of l79 hhds; trash 4s<9
81; Tugs 6@7Z; common leaf sg9c; me-
dunn to fine l0NlSc.
CoTToN-Weak middllng &c.
FLOUR-Family So.
WHEAT-SI 109l 70.
CoRN-95c for prime.
SUGAR-lZZc
M~oLAeSES-75c.
PRovIsIoNs-FIrm mess pork s27 50: ba-
con. shoulders llk; clear rib l6M; clear
sides I61$; bulk shoulders l0Z; clear rib
49,; clear sides ~; sugar cured hams
I8%c.
LARD-Prime; tierce ldZ.
WHIsREY-Declined TO a3994e,
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WALL PAPER.
E. Hopkins & Co.,
No.IS First ST

Just received, a large and elegant as
sortment of decorative and plain
paper hanging, for Halls, Parlors.
Dinilg-rooms, Chambers. Stores,
Public Halls and Churches. We
have secured the services of a profess
sional Paper Hanger. from the East.
Parties desiring decorative and fine
paper hanging done in artistic style.
can leave their orders. Specimens of
paper hanging can be seen at our
store. mar23 1R
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JUBILEE.-Those who have heard
the chime bells of st. Mary's Church
so often, the last few days, may have
wondered what the cause was. The
explanation is found in the fact that
this congregation are now availing
themselves of the Jubilee lately pro-
claimed by the Holy See. and, at the
present time, are conducting a special
devotion of forty hours, as a part of
the jubilee, which is for light to the
Council.
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nm FATHER,a H0usE !.

Or "The UnWritten Word" by the pouua
lar author OF Night Scenes fR He Bfbks.
His last works immense sale makes corr
tain this ones success. All who have me.
want the other. Rose-tinted paper. Steel
Engravings. C~lergymeni Teachers, ener-
township to act as agents. "a paying busl-
ness. Send for Circular. ZEIGLER, NO
CURDY a co. 80 Race Street, Cincinnati
Ohio mh24 W4W
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way points. in charge Of those excel
ent and accommodating gentlemen,
Captain Abner Carey, John r. eau
she'll and Charley Baker. Passengers
will receive every attention.
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II URE HOW DI8gDVERRU-
Having been long afflicted with CANCER
1 resorted to all tue remedies OF which 4
mending a certain herb to me as acure.
1 (as 1 supp0sed) procured the herb.
and prepared and applied 40, which
made a perfect cure, but ON examination
by the family physician he Informed mo
that she herb 1 had used, which had made
q perfect and speedy cure, was not the one
recommended. All who are afflicted can
Ind q speedy cure by sending for the re-
cipe, with full directions tor use. pfice E5.
ADDRESS, Win registered letter or money
Jeryiss Orange County, New York.
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European Markets.

By Telegraph LONDON, 20.
ConsoIs a3Z; account 93I: American
securities firm, 62s, 9O7Si Cos, BpH: CTS, SgA;
Ten-forttes, $50.
FRArKFoRT-B0nds fat, a5@951.
P~ARIs-Bourse nat; 73f. 97c.
LIYERPooL-Cotton quiet; middlng up.
lands u@llA; Orleans, u19uH, on sales
10000 bales. California White wheat,
9s 3dG9s Id red western No. 2, IS Id winter,
ss IOdaSs lid. Flour steady at 20s. Corn
28s 80. Oats, 2s Sd. Receipts on wheat for
three days, 1000 quarters, all American.
POrK, els 60. Beef. lO4s I'd. Lard, buoyant
AT G65. Cheese, 70s Bacon. 5Gs. Spirits
petroleum, Is 81 refined, Is Skd.
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B6% We call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of
William Hunnel, who is ready to take
the superintendency Of such buildings,
public or private, as may be entrusted
to him. Being an old and practical
mechanic and builder, he is we'll
qualified for such a position.
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Gg The boarding houses in the
Second Ward, have been besieged for
several days past. by mysterious
strangers in quest of board and lodg-
ing. One landlady gave one of these
gentry to understand that his room
was better than his company.
The Republicans must prepare, like
old Paul Jones, t 0 receive boarders,
and must make short work Of them, Gs
the invincible sea captain did.
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s6S- Martin, Gardner x Co., of the
Evansville Warehouse, sold, Tues
dav. twenty hogsheads at the follow
ing figures: 3 hhds. Henderson coun-
tvsl leaf. $11.OO; 5 Cumberland river
low leaf. 1920, $3.50, $3.50, 1920
$685.; u hhds. frozen to good Tugs.
S. 2O081O. There was a much better
feeling developed in the market to-
day. there being fully an advance of
one cent per pound.
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MEETINGS To NIaHr.-First Ward,
at Mel ohnson's Grocery.
Seventh Ward, at Paradise Garden.
Eighth Ward. at Gremse's Grocery,
corner Seventh and Edgar.
Ninth Ward, Grill's Grocery, on
Main Street.
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sGF Col. Runkle, of the pay de-
partment of the Freedmen's Bureau,
is in the city, 1T the American House.
He will have his Office for a few days
in a room in Elliott's Block. corner
of Third and Locust Streets.
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LIVE N LET LIVE.

Did you hear the news2 The doc
tors have agreed that
O~YSTERS-FR ESH-are the Best
Medicine 10 Strengthen The Weak and
make the Strong NtrOngerU
The best place to get them always
fresh, is at JOHN q. SCHwEIZER's
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE,
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets.
MARLIN
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SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-Wendel Kauf-
mana, who lives on Fulton Avenue,
corner Of Fourth, while engaged in
trimming his apple trees yesterday,
was struck in the eye by a falling
limb and seriously injured.
DIR. Mageniss was called, and re-
lieved him, but the injury, although
fortunately not destroying the eye,
will take some time to from.
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ga The Ice King will keep such
articles as Vegetables, Fruits, Meats,
Poultry. Game, Fish, Milk, Butter,
Eggs, &C.. longer, better. and with
less ice than any other in the world.
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RGr The New Albany Ledger says:
The Evansville Courier local says:
Cant we have a dramatic treat
soon2' We supposed he enjoyed a
dramatic treat several times a day.
The Courier also "oh's" for glass
works. We suppose this is in con
nection with the treat.
How are goa, Clouds Cordiai2
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TOBACCO SALE.-Weldon Bros. &
Co. will offer this morning at 10
O'Clock, at the Planters Warehouse,
some twenty hogheads tobacco, a part
of which is good TO fine leaf. Weak
ley County. Tennessee will be repre-
scented in this sale. Buyers are re-
quested to be on hand at sharp ten.
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ExPLANATIoN. The little man
with red whiskers is not Cbas. Habbe,
the genial proprietor Of the St.
Charles. He i 4 Mann Of law, and
was formerly 4 man Of the gospel.
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BB For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLFs
on the face, use Fegrbs Conicd0ne AID fim-
pLe Remedy. prepared only by DR.. b. "a.
Perry, 40 Bond Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. The trade applied by whole
sale medicine 0enlers. InnIIl nnn 49,
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NRshHIlIe Market.

By telegraph nashville, March -.
C~oTToN-In better demand; FOR low mid
ding zoe; good ordinary 12c.
BACON-C1ear sides l2kc: shoulders me-
mans 1895 -canYassed hams 1S9I0c.
LARD-l6Zc.
CoRN-sl sacked In The depot.
FLoUR-A TO s. for supernne to fancy.
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gGT There are a couple Of men in
the Third Ward who owe their land
lady a hundred dollars apiece. AS
they are about 10 be turned out, Mr.,
Van Ripper can secure them cheap.
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RaS- Professor Richard Owen, of
the State University, will lecture at
the Opera House tomorrow (Thurs-
day) night, on the subject of "Pales-
tine and Turkey" The ability of the
lecturer, the merits Of the lecture,
and the claims of the Library Asso-
citation, under whose auspices Prof.
Owen visits our city, ought to insure
a full house.
Admission, so cents; gallery. %
cents; reserved seats, % cents extra;
to be obtained at SCOTS Book Store.
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Ba~ Everybody go to the New York
Grocery, and set some of that excel
lent Syrup, manufactured from corn,
Only 81 per gallon. mh30 81
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Farm for Sale Near EVANSVILLE.

100 acres of valuable land within 4
miles of Evansville. on the Green
river roads for safe on easy terms.
Thirty-fve acres improved. Posses
sion given Immediately. The land Is
very desirable, and a bargain can be
had by applying at once to
ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate agent,
NH 10-tf] Evansville, Ind.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Martin. Gardner
& Co. will sell to-day, at the Evans
Vile Warehouse, fifteen hogsheads
tobacco, at the usual hour.
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Evansville, March 10Th, 1870.

THE adjourned meeting of the
stockholders Of the State Insurance
Company will be held at the National
Hall, Wednesday evening, March 30,
at seven o'clock. The superintend-
ent will meet with the stockhoIders.
at the above mentioned time and
place, and it is hoped that ali Of the
stock of the Evansville Branch viii
be represented. Mar 26 at
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30

INsURANoE.-M S. J. Loweustein
yesterday paid up his losses on the
Main street fire, without waiting for
the usual sixty days to expire.
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FstraV Nntina

TAUEN UP BY MORGAN GERARD
In Union Township, one red and WHITE
heller, with motley cOlored face, CROP anal
split In left ear, split and under IN III
right ear; judged To be near two yenrF ofd-
and appraised at fifteen dollars. also n rof
bull with white face, white spot ON earT
hip judged TO be one year old this 9urfro
and appraised at eight dollars. before
b vii CD. NEWMAN, Justice.
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Fun table of contents OF this wonderul
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pa The BostiDg gentleman who
assists at the Democratic wake, does
his duty like a little man. He is as
active as a magget in q piece of smear
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PEzsoNAE.-Mr C. t. Sullivan,
one OF the pruprFssors Of the Deaf
MHte Home Circle. Is IN the city, and
called at the JOURNAL Office, yester-
dav.
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Ba~ The weekly financial and COM
mercial summary will be found on
the third page.
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A Row IN WHISKY Row.-Amelia
Fust was fined So 40 by Justice Eme'
ry, for making her mark on Gather
inc Mark yesterday.
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sS- Read the notice of the Assessor
Of Internal Revenue in this issue Of
the JOURNAL.
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3 HAPPY FAMILY.
A Band and Bonfire, but no Orators.
VAN Riper's Pet Lambs.

In the Seventh Ward, last night,
the Democracy got out the G. G. Sill
yer Band, and posting them on Baum
gartner's corner, set them to blowing
vigorously. The leader for the occa-
sion-Prof. Buck-evidently knowing
what was most appropriate, opened
with the Maniac Waltz" Atits con-
clusion. some empty barrels we're set
up and set on fire. While they were
smoking. signal rockets we're sent up
to call the faithful, and the faithful
came in good numbers.
Mr. jos. Miller opened the meet
ing by mounting a stand. outside the
house. and calling on Mr.. Whittlesey
for a speech.
Wr. Whittlesy responded. He
spoke powerfully as to voice, and al
though he talked long and loud, the
only thing be said. was that there
had been four school-houses built up
town, and they had had to wait until
they were overcome by Democratic
Cloud for one in Lamasco. He once
elicited a laugh from several little
children, and concluded. by calling
for " all of Kerth's friends to hOller."
and they hollered." In his speech,
like Biddy Delany at tho Women's
Rights Convention, he showed that
he was
ain mind though not sthrong,
In the matther of tongue,
Most remarkably long,
And capac.ous av lung"
When the friends of Kerth got
done "hollering," Mr.. Kerth mount
ed the stand, and in language re-
markable for its ~choiceness said:
IF you expect to hear a speech
from me you arc sadly mistaken. /
tell you if you elect me | will use my
energy aud what little sense I've got,
for the Seventh Ward. You can all
roll around and see how you like me.
If you do like me you can vote for
me-if not, drop me-"
Alex. Wilson was called for, and
said that brother Whittlesey spoke
about the schools being built up town
first. That was because up town was
built first. He was not speaker; he
was a writer and cypherer, and if he
was elected, he thought no fully un.
derstood the duties of City Clerk.
and could perform them.
Capt. Gillette was called for, and
eloquently remarked that he was no
speaker. Music = during which
Whittlesey hunted around for Sam.
Bacharach to exhibit, the party hav-
ing no one legged soldier of their
own, borrowed SAM, and like the Dor
rowed baby of the beggar woman
they want to make the most of him
while on exhibition.
While this was going on, the music
ceased, and Mr.. Maynard, the miller,
mounted the stand and in thrillingly
eloquent words said:
Gentlemen, | am no speaker"
Tremendous cheers.
By this time Sam. Bacharach was
found and mounted on the stand,
where he also remarked eloquently
Gentlemen I am no speaker"
Elmendorf being called for. was a
little more original and remarked:
Fellow citizens, 1 am no speaker
The band played "Shoo Fly" and
Mr.. Smith mounting the stand said
the meeting was adjourned to the
Eighth Ward to-uight.
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All persons invited by the Agri-
cultural Board to attend the excur.
sion to the Coal Mines and Iror
Furnaces of Clay County, about Bra.
I'll, on the 9th of April, will be car.
rled up and returned free by this rail
road company.
Excursionists will go up to Terre
Haute on the 4:30 P. N. train or
April 4th, and go out from Terrt
Haute on the morning of the 9Th
free, on the Terre Haute & Indianap.
oils Railroad. JOHN INGLE. in.
Prest. e. & G. r. r. Co
Evansville, March 10Th, 1870.
nT The Ice King is the only Re.
irlgerator that will pay for itself il
one year.
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MoDEsTY.-The Denlokrat accuses
whom it calls the German spoil
or of the JOURNAL" with a want OF
modesty. While conceding the supe-
rior modesty of the Lutheran advo-
cate Of infallibility. the said spoil
err" refers him to Goethe's line on
modesty:
Muir Jumper sind bescheiden."
Which literally translated, ean
1.-THE worthless are always modest
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THE DAVIS VERTICAL FEED SHuT-
TIE SEWING MACHINE.-The Office
for this celebrated Machine Is at
Hudspeth. Adams & Co.'s Dry Goods
Trade Palace, No. 63 Main Street. Call
and see them. Q. III. CRosRY.
mh2S-lW General Aoa1t
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pT Torn Currency and County
Orders taken at par for goods, at
SCHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.'s.
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Nem 60 nrr Gnnda nnrEel

By telegraph NEW YORK. March %.
Dry Goods market fairly active and
steady. The only changes OF Importance,
is the reduction of one cent per yard on
victory, A Cambrfcs which now sell at
81. and a reduction Of = cent on WASH
1ngtOn brand, which sell at the same
price. Heavy Brown 8heetinRs are firm
at l4Z9l6Tc for the best southern and
eastern makes.
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s65- There are a dozen Demo
Gratis ready to bet against the "Pidg-
con" ticket. No takers.
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b6yA carpenter, named Melbourne.
was badly beaten, on Main Street,
last night, by some unknown rufiAn.
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RST T. @. BridwelI & 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 Roekbridge Aim Waters.
ie17-tf
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BG Where's Connolly? What a
splendid figure head he would make
to Van Riper's procession.
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A HEAVY SENTENcE.-A man was
on Saturday last. convicted in the
Pope County Illinois Circuit Court.
of stealing a horse and buggy, and
was sentenced to fifteen years impris-
onment in the P~eritentiary. The
man had borrowed the horse and
buggy from a livery stable. in which
he was employed, in Jackson County,
Illinois, to go to Carbonate for his
clothes. He went instead. to Golcon-
da, and tried to cross the river, but
on account of high winds, was unable
to do so for several days. Finally he
sold the buggy and harness. and leav-
ing the horse 10 a stable, crossed the
river in a skif; but be had delayed
so long that he was soon overtaken
by the owner of the horse and buggy,
taken back to Golconda. and disposed
of as above stated.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 30 cents, at Click Il Schwartz, OPP
posife the Opera House. sep25
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RELIGIoUs.-Lenten services at st,
Paul's tonight.
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H65- Bacharach is the name of the
"Pidgeon'' candidate for Treasurer.
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GONE TO TExAs.-Most of our cit
liens know John Fuller, a light eel.
ored citizen Of African descent, who
has long resided in Evansville, and
who has always maintained the repu-
tation of an honest, upright, industri-
GUS and thrifty negro. He has estab-
lished himself as a wholesale and re-
tail dealer in Groceries. Liquors, &c.
He left yesterday on the p. w. Stra.
der with his family for his new home.
taking with him a large stock of gro
ceries and liquors, purchased in this
city. Before leaving he manifested
his good sense by subscribing and pay
ing in advance for the DAILY jour
NAL. We expect next to hear of him
in the u. S. Senate. His partner IN
business is a member Of the Texas
Legisture.
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FIGHTINa.-ORcer VIM. Paine ar.
rested two negroes last night for
fighting.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

bT Go to the American House,
and see the Ice King Refrigerator.
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R&y The scheme of colonization is
ripe, but the sehemer is Van Ripper.
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nd~ The Recorder recorded no fees
yesterday.
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cG Soc Local of Ice King.
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BF New Calicoes and other new
Dry Goods just received at
SCHAPKER, BUSTING 81 Co.'s.
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Fine Lots.

RAJ The Ice King is the most ION.
yenient Refrigerator il use.
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a NATURAL CONGRESSIONAL pre-
cocious little girl of this city, after
studying intently for some time a
chrome picture of the Magdalen re-
cIining on her face and weeping, sud
denly turned to her mother and ex-
claimed, with greatanimation MAN.
ma. / know why Mrs. Magdalen is
CRYING. 1t is because Mr.. Magdalen
does not buy her clothes enough"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30

TOBACCO SALES The sale at
Ford's Warehouse, yesterday, was
largely attended. and buyers cheer
fully paid the following prices:
Frozen, frosted and common
u DU0O ~
5oOu . V09' %
Ford continues to reserve good to-
baccos for higher prices. and he
pleases his shippers by the course he
is pursuing.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30

County orders for sale at this once.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30

1. o. o. FAT the election of Off
GERS of Crescent Lodge No 122, held
on Tuesday evening. the following
officers were elected: j. N. Knox.
Noble Grand; Thomas NJ. Smith,
Vice Grand; George Skeels. Secre-
tary; r. II. Schor. Permanent Secre-
tary; James u. Riggs. Treasurer; r.
f. Schor, Representative to Grand
Lodge.