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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge Frazier, Of
the Supreme Court, presiding. The
case Of Hollingsworth VS. Peebler ei
al, occupied the Court during the en-
tire day yesterday The question at
issue is as to who is nearest of kin to
Octavia Lewis, deceased. The ques-
ton was argued at great length, and
numerous authorities cited. but no
decision was rendered The suit in
wolves a large amount of property.
CRIMINAL CoURT-No trials yes
terday. The Grand Jury have not
ended their labors, and have found
thus far but four new bills.
RECORDERS CoURT.-George Mil
Ter paid S. % for a plain drunk,
while Mat Conley. Miller Harris. and
VIM. Campbell went to Jail in default
of cash to pay an aggregate of SIT 35
into the city treasury.
Two negro girls were before the
Court, charged with breaking into
Mary English's; but the evidence was
not sufficient to hold them on that
charge. One of them was held on a
charge of stealing a pair of shoes.
The Grand Jury will look to her
case.
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, PITTsB URGH, February Electromagnetic
a. Ieet inches at ROwIey's Channel. Al
legneny feet; both falling. The ST.
Gharles was sticking on the Glass House
lar from yesterday morning until II
there Is more water. The Glendale arrived
from st. Louis last night. Business fs ortef
on the wharf. Wind from the South !:
rain and rise IN the river. Thermone-
ter 409. The river at Brownsville IL 60
tionary, with "A feet water. The weather
A pffvate telegram has been re-
ceived by Captain James Reese, which re-
boilers at Helena, Arkansas, last night
killing Captain b. W. Martin, second En-
gIneer Parker, and eight deck hands. The
Maggie Hays was owned here.
PIrTsBURG, Feb. 1I-Evening.--Weath
very mild. indicating rain. Monongaheia
3 feet 8 inches and falling. Arrived-St.
sion OF the steamer Maggie Hays caused
much excitement here as her crew were
residents Of this city.
CINCINNATI, Feb. u.-Port List-Rfver
Il feet inches and falling. Arrived-Lo-
rena, from New Orleans; Edinburg, from
Evansville: Alice Dean. from Memphis /;
Major Anderson, from Wheeling. Depart
ed-Arlington, for Pittsburg: Major An
derson, fer Wheeling. Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. H.-Port Iist--I eoni-
daSs PIttsbure to New Orleans. River fall
ing, with feet water on the falls and @
feel In the canal. Weather cloudy. The
Richmond re-shipped all her freight at
Columbus, KY, and viii leave for Louis
vile on Monday.
CAIEo, February Il.-H. NJ. Shreve, Red
River to st. Louis, 10 pm: Legal Tender
Evansville to New Orleans, 10 D m; Com
monWealth, St Louis to New Orleans 10
p. m; Louisville. New Orleans to Loufs-
vile, IL pm: Nete, New Orleans TO st.
Louis, IL m: Julia. st. Louis TO Vfcksburg
am; ID. Watts, Tennessee River TO st.
Louis, IL Am: Olive Branch, New Orleans
to St Louis. pm; Walter b. Dance, st.
Louis to Shreveport, 3 pm; MinneOla,
Memphis to Cincinnati: Wauanfta New
Orleans to Cincinnati, pm; Belle Mem
phis, st. Louis to Memphis, pm: Quick
step. Evansville packet, pm. Lady Pike.
Memphis TO Cairo, pm. River fell 80
inches. Weather cloudy; mercury Sc.
ST. LOUIS, February Il.-Arrived-Mo-
hawk and Il. l.. McGil. New Orleans: st.
Johns, Keokuk. DeParted-Labarge and
MOHAWK New Orleans. River falling
steadily. Weather cloudy and damp. with
indications of rain.
NASHVILLE, February u.-River station
airy, with feet on Harpeth Shoals. The
weather Is fair. Arrived-Talisman from
Cairo; Umpire, from Upper Cumberland.
eparted-Talismap for Cairo.
MEMPHIS. Feb. u.-Weather clear and
pleasant. River fell feet. Arrived-St
] Zoe, from st Louis. eparted-Forsythe,
last night; DuTfee, this afternoon for st.
Louis; Nathone, for Cairo: Nick Jong.
worth, for New Orleans: Allegheny Belle,
DICK fulton, for Plttsfurg.
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LOST.
CITY NE W S
County Convention

All citizens of Yanderburgh Coun-
ty, who sustain the Administration
of President Grant in its successful
efforts to inaugurate economy, and
maintain, untarnished, our National
credit and honor, as we'll as all per-
sons in sympathy with the just, lib
eral, and progressive principles of the
Republican party" are invited to
meet in Convention, at the
Court House, on Saturday, FEB. 18th,
at II o'clock PM, for the purpose Of
selecting delegates to attend the Re-
publican State Convention. at Indi-
annapolis, on Tuesday. February I'D,
1870, and to transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
Convention.
BY order Of the County Executive
Committee. VIM. HEILMAN,
Chairman.
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% Ioiegraphl NEW YoAK. Feb. IL
CoTroN-251zc for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts O,773 barrels and 1919
grades; sales OF 1900 barrels al 81 az
So 80 for superfne State and Western .
g 0045 90 for extra Western; s. eoa6 -
hoop Ohio; So 5096 p for extra ~. Louis;
S4a4 50.
WIiIsECY-A shade lower; sales Of 300 bar
rels Western at 93d951Ic free.
WHEAT-Receipts = $50 bushels; market
quiet and q shade firmer; saies Of $1,000
bushels at 81 - for Mob Spring 81 I6al zO1I
Ior no. ditto; The latter price for choice
and amber Western; 81 50 for white State.
RYE-Quiet and heavy.
BARLEY-Dull.
BARLEY MALT-DuU
| a 1oIlN -heceipis, 69,S78 bushels; q shade
daIaer Tor new; sales of $4,000 bushes az
90 "a ~ ~ new mixed western; 81 O59l %
81 o. for choice white Southern.
OAI5-Receipts,6 y3l2 bushels; quiet; sales
| a63c for State.
RIcE-Dull; 014s71[c for Carolina.
CoFFEE-tirm and quiet
SUGAR-Firm; sales Of 400 hOgsheads
Cuba at Ii9IlIci also 800 boxes Havana al
PETROLEUM Quiet; I61zc for crude. 9oySo
sPIRITs TURPENTISE Firm at 4sgl0o.
LIEsEED OIL-Firm 04098c, in casks.
PORK-Eirmer and IN fair demand sales
of 1.l75 barrels at 81 O0G27 3 for new mess
S23 00923 p for prime; SO OJ928 % for
prime mess; also 80 barrels new mess,
S27 00027 So.
BEEF-Steady sales OF go bbls al $40 Goa
SIS 90 for new plain mess and sl1 009iI 90
for new extra mess. Tierce Beef quiet ,
sales OF 20 tierces at SIS 00a23 co for prime
mess, and S27 00a30 90 for india mess.
BEEF HAMs-Quieti sales 100 bbls &C SIS %
9s32 80 for new.
CUT MEATS Heavy sales OF $50 packages
at lO5s9ll1lc for shoulders, ana I35<@l4Hc
hams.
MIDDLEs-Q Quiet and unsettled
HoGs-Dressed STEADY at llIglILc for
Yves ern.
LARD-Ieavy and a shade easier: sales
Of 3D0 tierces at 14%0l55zc for steam. and
l6I9l7c for Kettle rendered also $50 tierccs
steam, sellers March and April, AZ l5t<c.
BUTTER-Quiet at t7d30c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Qui at 16QlSc.
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bOuievllle HaFKet.

~ TelegrGph.I LOUrsvILLE. Feb. ID.
TOBACCO SALES OF 81 hhds at 60 5095 fOl
frosted trash 6 5Og7 50 for sound Tugs; q
gl2 IS for low to medium leaf.
COTTOE-More active. with sales Of 81
bales low mtddling at &c.
FLoUE-steady; sales Of extra family az
S5 IA.
GRAIN-Quiet and steady. Wheat 81 l09
IS. Corn DC Oats Csc, All sacked.
PRovIsIOEs-Qulet and firm. Mess pork
ST 90. Bacon shoulders. IZZc: clear rib,
I6c; clear sides, 1870. Bulk meats, shoul-
ders, ll1<cs clear rib. If5zc: clear sides,
15I4c- Hams sugar cure 2, 1890.
LARD-Prtme tierce. 1899.
WHIsKY-Decllned to 03c.
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GinnlnnnLl Hhrnfl


- Tsits1aph.l CIHmHEATI. Feb. II.
FLOUR Unchange1: family s5 2Oa5 40.
WHEAT-is unchangedi led Winter at
81 l0ll -.
CoRN-IrreguIar: the greater portion Of
the receipts OF unEOund Is selling az 63a70c,
and strictly sound brings 7297fc.
OATs-Dui at 50955c.
RYE-85890o.
BARBEY-Uuchauged
CoTroN-St eady; mtddlinE 4l<c.
WHISEW-FIrn at SIC.
MISS PoRK-Opened huoyant: sales at
s27, and holders ask 81 25g2T 50, but closed
dull at 81.
BULK MEATS Firm but qniet shoulders
l0A9llc; sides l41z9l5c for clear rib and
clear.
BACoS-Flrm; clear sides scarce and held
a. l6kc; clear rib l5c; shoulders l21ZGl2l&c,
and dull; sugar. cured hams lS6@lgLcs de-
mand light.
LARD-Dull: prime steam sold at l41Sc
kettle rendered Is held at 16s.
BUTTER-Un chaDSed at 23g82c
EGGs-Deciined "a l9020c.
OILs-Linseed flrmer and I'm demand 40
95c; Lard 81 409l 4S; Petroleum 2988lc Tor
refined.
sUGAR-Firm and in fair demand; ll@
1870 for New Orleans.
CoFFEE-Firm at l8d24c.
MoLAEsFs-Firm at 7587sc.
sEEDs-CloveE hrm at l41Tc per pound (;
Timothy scarce.
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A FIGHT AND A FooT- RAoE.-Last
night, about half past nine o'clock,
Officer Wunderlich arrested a negro,
who claims to own che illustrious title
of George Washington, for fighting on
Vine Street. The prisoner went quiz
city with the officer until nearly OPP
posite Washington Block, when he
bolted and ran, Wunderlich pur-
suing. The race continued until the
negro ran into the alley in the rear of
the Sherwood House, when the Off
Ger fred his revolver and George w.
stopped suddenly and surrendered,
knowing, like Captain SCOTS coon,
that he might as we'll come down
willingly as be compelled to.
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To HOusekeepers.

Bear in mind that DooLEY's BAK-
ING POWDER is not only the most re-
liable baking powder in market, but
each can contains the fAH ioeigat or
quantity as represented. No ingredi-
eats enter into its composition, but
such as are strictly pure, and as half
the quantity will produce more salts
manufacture, it is vastly the cHeapest
as we'll as The best. DooLEY's BAK-
ING POWDER can be had at any Gro
GERS. feb10 d3teod
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Ohieago Hnrhnl.

By telegraph CHICAGO, Feb. II.
FLOUR Unchanged SO 75@47 70 for sprine
extra.
WHEAT-FlTmer. but unsettled and r.
regulRri sales - No. J. at s7aS712c; No. al
SO1z9S2c, and closing at Sl1z0g8l1<c. THIS af-
ternOOn NO. WAS unsettled at size cash,
and sellers February; 621<c sellers March.
CoRN-Dull; old lHl%c higher; sales OF
No. az 7Og7lc rejected 68ag81zc; no grade
at 50655c; iosing at 70%g70Ac; No. q un-
changed this afternoon.
OATs-Dull at 3sIS@8s16e for No. 2.
RYE-Qulet and firm AZ ne for No. /, and
6S070c for No. 2.
BARLEY-Duli at G5G7Oc for MOI
HtaHWTNEs-Steady at 92Q821&c.
suGAR-liM@l3Ac for common 10 choice
Orleans.
MESS PORI0--Exeited; early sales at ST Is
Gosh. closing at 81.
LAnD--Quuiet aud nrmer; 70 higher; 10
@lb5<o cash, and sellers March.
MEATS - Firmer; dry sailed shoulders
AZ l014ci rough sides l8c; short rib middle.
lios green hams i55<Ml4c; sweet picked
lbs.
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So. Louis NaFkoI.

By Tel Eraph.l ST. LOUIS. Feb. II.
ToBAcoo-strobg at fun prices.
COTTON NomiDal &C 240241c.
FLOUR Low grades continues firm and
in good demand; superine 81 25a4 40: X
81 50a4 80; Xxx t5g5 25; Xxx TO choice
family S. 50a0 co.
WHEAT-DuIlf Spring and medium
grades OF Fall 81 q 2G5c lower; No. 2 spring
D0aglc: No. red Fall CT 0fMl 06; No. z,
q os@l 10; 81 l21zg1 %; choice white
81 20gl 25
CORN-Heavy; 00965c, IN bulk, for mixed
and yellow sacked 0897lci strictly choice
and fancy yellow 73d75c.
oATs-Loweri 47940c In bulk; 52g53o
sacked.
BARLEY-very dull at 81 80 for choice
Fail.
RYE-Nothlng doing.
WHIsICY--Firm at 0ic.
fair to choice.
.PoRK-Aetiye and higher at s27@7 30;
closing al 81 10
DRY SALTED MEATs-Held higher: email
sales OF shoulders at l0&gl1ci clear rib lie
clear sides l6s.
BACON-Nery firm and in good demand I:
shoulders l2c clear sizes I61S0l65<c.
LARD-Helo higher; small sales of choice
at 1910.
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EVANSVILLE, Feb. 1O. $50.

IFANoF lille, IBD, 10, IoIU.
This is to certify that [ have made
in four weeks, on a Howe Sewing
Machine, bought of Rowe & MacClem
emit, sirty four coats, without missin g
a stitch or breaking a needle. This
machine gives me the best satisfac-
ton. MRS. Rosa HENNIoH,
Cor. Second and Sycamore.
The above work was done for US, to
our entire satisfaction.
L. BoEwENTHAL & Co.,
First ST., bet. Main and Sycamore.
The HOWE is for sale by Messrs,
Rowe Il MACCLEMENT, at the New
York Dry Goods Store, SO Main St.,
Evansville. TELL DIT
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Gin - Il -

IN ~ atu ABOUT % ana No L aHnr..r 3D.. sf...
80. house, II OfIsr rr i. ..rIrfl-r sr-l Il. II. 10y.
goods below co.f ff r..rrr 81 l l..is4
and Chlldron'e NFarrf.l rf.-l..I-..
f.,,.e.e ! - N M, II letsa ahaWa guH Hosiery
Hence forth wa vim tnpr. 4, Is. .i....l
good stock of tffIlfF.er7 fl-afa 'i A..LA
man Hair Go az. p-fffrrfee tt. tl -
f-- - 1917 ID ofl. hralua made 0f c.rIf5.
'--'' etaLl pms q also done here.
Az a. 81. eAa@EHGUr
First mmd Second Htsran.vlIf. f-- '-M" ea
lnu2f-im N' tat'
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PUBLIC ScHooLs-To PARENTS.
At meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Superintendent
admit the children to the Second
Primary Schools who shall attain to
the age of six years before the 18th of
June; provided that application shall
be made to the Superintendent. for
their admission, on or before Mon
day, the 21st Of February, and at no
other time; and that this rule be pub
lished IN the city papers, and notice
given of it in the schools. feb7-Iw
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Unpaid Letters. .
Posi- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,
Enh...,,-,r- 10 1S-0

February II, 1870.
List of letters remaining in Post:
Office, at Evansville, which are held
for postage, and insufhciently 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 Cashier
Office.
Mrs. Lizzie Wright, Princeton, Ind.
Alex. Boyd, Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Frankly Cosby, Cynthiana, Ind.
James MCLEAN, Cleveland, o.
John Myer. Stougton, Ind.
Joseph Soudant, Posey Co., Ind.
3. B. Pittman, Nashville, Tenn.
Henry Baylis, New York, NY.
VIM. n. TOler, Toler's.
Miss F. A. Barton, Espy, Penn.
Joseph NJ. Terry, Marion, Ark.
Mrs. Shaffen.
Nike Bush, NeWburg, Ind.
JOHN W. FOSTER, p. II.
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BORON NOT TOUCHED YET.-We
will sell Verbenas all the time, No. /
varieties, at So per 100. Geraniums,
all the finest varieties, including BIZ
color, Emile, Lica u, Apple and Rove
scented, &C., fine plants, at so per
100. Fine Roses, at $40 to $50 per
100. Thousands of plants for you to
select from.
We will not be uudersold. It mat
ters not how low any house sells, we
are with them.
Send for our Catalogue. Can be
had of FL. A Cook, at the Oriental
Tea Store, sole agent for Evansville,
where orders for plants, &c, can be
left, or at our Green House on First
Avenue. Address g. w. HEWITT,
Florist, Evansville, Ind.
feb10 2t-Th&Sa
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STRAVED.

wRUEE-Ono bay mules blind in one
.4AE eye, about five or six yeara old has
harness marks about fourteen hauus
higb ANYBODY returning this mule TO
KRONEN BERGER & BARRhII, at their
LIVERY Stable, on Locust street, between
Third and Fourth, or giving information
mat win lead 10 ats recovery, VIII be ltber-
airy rewarded. TIL f-At - ILL.
Evansviile. February stu, 1870, lfcl0 div
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E- Carriers unrivalled Ink at the
journal Office.

ACCIDENT ON THE WHAaF.-A
dray loaded with -four broke down on
the wharf yesterday, scattering -four
'on the pavement and rolling one bar
rel into the water. to the damage of
the same.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. e. p. Hammond.
who leaves this city to-day. expects to
spend a few days of rest at the resi-
dence of Gen. I. A. Morris, at Indi-
annapolis, when he. will 60 to Milwau-
kee. Wisconsin. He has with him
the prayers and hearty sympathy and
affection of all the Christians of
Evansville with whom he has come
in contact during his stay here.
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~ Wholesale Groceries seems to
be the liveliest trade in the city just
now. Little lots of goods line the
sidewalks in front of the various gro
cery houses marked for different
points in Kentucky, Tennessee, Illi-
nois. and our State.
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INDEPENDENCE SCHOOL. - The ex-
animation at the Independence School
yesterday was very satisfactory, es
pecially tho primary classes. In men
tai arithmetic and geography the
scholars excelled, while in all
branches they acquitted themselves
with credit
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Ia Owing to the great desire to
see and hear Mr.. Hammond for the
last time, the Union Prayer Meeting
will be held this morning in Trinity
Methodist Church, in place Of the
Baptist Church.
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FAYETTE HoP.-The colored cabin
crewof the steamer Fayette will give
grand Hop at Marlett's Hall, on
Monday night, and invite all their
friends, without respect to color or
condition. The political editor of the
Courier will not be excluded if he be-
HAYES himself.
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b@ George Washington. after Civ
ing Officer Wunderlich a good deal
of trouble in bringing him to the
lookup, didn't stay there long. He
broke out about IL o'clock.
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res 4oFa DRY GOODS narKe,.

~W &@AAAa At N1s lie
Day GooDs-Market fairly active. ana
huysis httle more animated than laef
good trade next week. No Darffci,ier
ehange Today, with the exception 81
nait = p bieacn from 100 to 20e Tor Fefa-
daie ~ bleaen, le0l6Tcs and New Yorh
nlils u anu A cottunade from 425&c 10 a.
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STREET CLEANING.-Several men
were engaged in cleaning the pave
ment on Water Street, yesterday.
Merchants on other streets extend a
cordial invitation to those public
benefactors to other localities.
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loa tork eold ana STOCK nagh.t 6.

By Telegraph NEW York. Feb. II.
MoFEY-The case In the money market
Ia very marked to-day, and call loans
range from A to 8 per cent, while, at tic
close, IL was impossible 10 lend "a round
amount even at per cent. Prime accept
ances pass al Der cent, and prime busi-
ness notes az las per cent.
FoREIGN EXcHANGE-Quieta al 6IS99.
GOBD-Ihe market, ~ one time This af-
ternoon, declined to li01%, but rallied to 40
0Fl1UM az the close, when telegrams from
Washington announced the Introduction
Of EenaLOr Bherman's bill 10 accord beltfE-
erent rights 10 Cuba. The rates paid for
carrying were 8. @, 51&. 4, 3, and per cent.
10 fiat. CiearanceB $4,000 600
GovERHMENTs-LOw but recovered
part OF the decline and closed hrm.
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pa It is a great pleasure to be
able to announce the good news that
a wealthy gentleman of this city has
promised TO give house and lot for
the purpose of establishing a refuge
for fallen women in this city.
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BLYTHE. At Montgomery City, Mo-,
at AN. on Sunday, February 9Th, OF con-
gestton of the brain, Mrs. MARY q. BLYTHE,
widow of the late Hon. James K. Blythe,
of this city, in the 50th year of her age.
The deceased was well known and highly
esteemed in this city as lady possessed of
the most estimable virtues, and the news
of her death will I'LL the hearts of many
with unfeipned grief
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PERsoNAL.-Messrs. d. w. Lusk,
editor of the ShawneetoWn Mercury
and S. T. Palmer, editor Of the New
burgh Weekly Recorder, were in town
Yesterday.
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SHIP your dry goods, drugs and
other light freight by the Star Union
or Allentown Lines. No change of
gauge from New York, Philadel phia
and Baltimore to Evansville, via the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
E. W. PATRICK, Agent,
fe12 st No 5, South Water Street.
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"a In Republic, all voters ought
to consider it duty, aye, privilege,
to participate in the public gatherings
of their respective parties, as we'll as
to cast their votes at elections.
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ia By reference to the religious
columns on the second page, it will
seen that that the revival services
will be continued every morning and
night next week.
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80 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,
SC. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
eress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
ieI7-tf
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Notice Ct Dissolution of coD7rln9r
shin.

FN w AAA k@ E8EMEMM gFwwn ttrt
Az the partuerlht harofef5ra -a -t..
ia the furniture busInesa. Is '.....--i-I.5a
Anulaua5 between Herdf rfr- III r=-
ulpana Weber,, Henry .rrlf- 1 .
unuersiG0c1. ChrsfIam frIn@- -
solved on The 2lsE aav IA
having expired bs. tiurfr.fIr- I Le..t
ciea Of HarLnershfn. tAA
hr,e- r,-..- go ~ eA-4 DC appointed. tHa
~ mess WIZ ne managed be fHa ur'tar-
signed, as usual
CHRISTIAN srrrrr-r5
January 60, 1870. ffa25dff i-'tl..
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"a It is hoped that Vanderburgh
County will be numerously represent
ed at the Republican State Conven-
ton, at Indianapolis, on Tuesday,
February %. Our solid men ought
to attend the primary meetings and
conventions, and take part in them,
and help shape the measures and
nominations Of the party.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-12
EVANSVILLE AND MEMPHIs.
L
The elegant new and substantial passenger
Steamer

MARY MILLER
Is almost completed at Louisville, aud Will
leave Evansville for Memphis ana ali WSy
ports about
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 18TH, INSrs
And VIII thenceforth ply as regular
pscket between those two ports.
The Mary Miller has been built expressly
for this trade, and is complete In ali her
deparfments being very light, but capable
OF carving eco tons, with wide roomy
guards. admirably adapted for carrying
stock. She VIII give especial atlentlon 70
way business in the bends, and the nlltng
of orders
Ez5- Due notice of the exact time OF her
departure will be given. - -
fez dtf Agents.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-12

EPISCOPAL MITE.-The next Mite,
for the benefit of st. Paul's Sunday
School, will be held at the house of
Chas. Viele, Esq, on Monday evening.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-12

w The best stock of Domestic
Goods, Sheetings. &C., at lowest
prices. at
ian8 SoHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-12
LOCAL NOTICES.

SHIP your groceries and heavy
freights from Eastern cities by the
National Line. through without trans
Ger. z. w. PATRICK. Agent,
fe12 3t No. 8 South Water Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-12

RD- Our city is taking on metro
politan airs. Two street fights, a
shooting scrape, a highway rob
berry % and a burglary, inside of
forty-eight hours.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-12

"a The "roughs' carnival has
commenced. Five arrests from one
nest, last night
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-12

B1@ Attention is called to the adj
vertisement of Martin, Gardner & Co.,
in another column.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-12

ga Up to eleven o'clock not q
tramp applied for lodgings at the
Third Street Engine House.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-12

B@~ G ards announcing Tom Roys-
ton as candidate for City Marshal
have made tn cir appearance.