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ST. LOUIS, April u.-ArriTed, Lady Pike
from Mound CITY Bayard, from HanDt-
bal: City OF Cairo, from Memphiss Andy
Johnson. from Keokuk: Illinois, rom
Peoria; Sheridan, from Dubuque; q. !.
Church, Dexter n olive Branch. from
New Orleans; Kate Robinson, from Gin
cinnati; FOrsythe. from Vicksburg. De,
parted, sioux City. for Sioux City; Viola
Belle, for Fort Benton; City of Pekin, for
Peoria; st. Johns, for Davenport; Bayard,
for Hannibal; Julia, for Vicksburg CO.
lumbian, for Omaha; Minneapolis. for
Sc. Pauls Andy Johnson, for KeOkuk
Lady Pike, for Dubuque. Rivef rising.
Weather clear and warm. --e r
NASHVILLE, April I2.-River falling rap
Idly, with twelve feet on HaSpeth Shoals.
Weather fair. Arrived: John Lumsden
from Cairo. Departed Sprsy, for Clnctn-
na'i' sa
MEMPHIS, April 12.-Weather clear and
pleasant River rising. Decentralization
KDgour. louisville; Bismarck, New Or
leans; st. Joseph, 81. Louis. 1a
VIcKsBU6, April 22-Up-MollIe Able,
Waunfta and Colorado. DOWN.. j.
Wicks and Leonfeas. River rising; wealth
er clear n warm.
NEW ORLEANS, April I2.-Arrived-Sil-
yer Spray, Cincinnati; Bee and .barges,
st. Louis. DEPARTED Grand Era and Com
monwealth, st. Louis.
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g The supefiority of these eatrqcts con-
sistS IN their perfect parity and great
strength. They are warranted free
from the poisonous oils and acids
which enter into the composition of
many of the Fictitious fruit lavors
now in the market. They are not
only true to their names, but are pre-,
pared from fruits Of the best quality,
and are so highly concentrated that d
comparatively small quantity only
need be used. -
JOSEPH BURNETT 3 60, Boston,
Manufacturers and proprietors. For
anlo by all Grocers aud Druggists.
q apr13Wed3t
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Are lower, but closed
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINcIsNATI, Aprn II.
II FLOUR - Unchanged and9the demand
light; family So l595 40.
WHEAT3in light supply and good de-
mand at 81 1901 II
GoRs-Firm at SscaaOc for sound.
OATS Scarce and Firm at 55cMGlc.
EYE-Firm at 90c@95e.
BARLEYTunchanged and dnlh a. 9Qe4
CorToE-Dull at &c for middllng.
T~oBACc0-In good demand at full rates;
sales OF 210 -hogsheads aud 30 boxes.
WHIsKY-Dull at 81. % -tlN ~
MESS active demand and sold
at s2s %, bat city is not offered 10 any ex.
Hulk B~fEArsZQufet but held hrmiy at
lie for shoulders; 1871 for sides; Az for
clear rib do, and I59I5Z for clear do.
BACoE-Held at l2c FOR shoulders; 1910
l6Z for clear rib aud clear sides; sugar
cured hams 17H@l8c and demand fair.
IARD-Held atl6csand not mlcn offered
country sold at I5H.
Observation-Disclosures; choice scarce and
wanted at 36cgS7c, but all other grades dnll
and unchanged.
E~Gos-DuIi at lsc shippers count. and Iae
TSeS1-D OTL-DulI at g0ca02c.
IARD OIL-Ffrm at 81 22MI 25 for extra.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for refined.
SUGAR-Duu, and renned Ae-Iower. -h
CoFFEE-Rc higher; omLnon TO prime
19c@23c.
GoLD-ll2N buying. hw
ExcIANGE Steady at rnr buying; ITO
premium selling.
LATER, 5P. M.-Whisky declined to Csc.
and dull at close at this rate.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, April T..
HxcHANoE-II0. iHDA VA N"~'
,F"LOUR-Dull.
WHEAT-DulI n lower; closing at TIC
for regular receipts Of No. 2; optional sales
at 74AgT5c seller month; 76H976Nc seller
last half aud 7%97Sc seller May; 7S1c
buyer April; NC. I sold at SIC for fresh re-
ceipts in special houses. I'm the afternoon
market irregular ata 74M@74Mc cash T8L5e
sellers last half.
- CoRS-Firm at 7zG75c for regular SOC for
fresh receipts No. 2, and 7Sc for fresh re-
cetpts OF rejected; closing at 78976Lc for
the former. Option M sales were Sl%98fLc'
seller May 1T close SIG was at a nominaI
figure. IN the az rnoon the makeJ was
firmer and unsettled at 76c for No. 2 cash /;
Sic seller May -HEcrt t1
OArs-Quiet and closing steady o. SsLo.
> Rye -ActiYe aud higher, closing 81
73g75c. 10 IHisaJfm ..uIiua ~ -tfA =
BARLEY-Eegiected.I onam JIll 1850 III 10
HIGHWINES Fairly active at 0Jc9Sl for
wood u iron bound.
MESS PoRK-ftrm and DC higher; clCs-
ing at s7 rs cash. -rrf~.rr~-r
LARD Quiet at15Zc. t
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THE ETs
Hew York Mnrknt


By Telegraph NEW York, ApriIl y.
CoTToN - Lower; sales or 1900 bales
at 235se for middling upland.
FLoUR-Recsipts 1D1O barrels declining;
sales OF $500 barrels at III 2004 ID
for supeffne State and western: 81 90
90 Is for extra State; "a 5595 IS for extra
western IS 1906 90 for white wheat extra;
for extra st. Louis; So 00as 90 for good to
choice do, INCLUDING 1900 barrels extra
Rye FIo1RIM0rs active; sales Of $50
bbIs at f495.
oRE MEAL-Quiet. -r. rr. r--r
WHIsRY-HeaYy and lower; sales OF 400
bbls western at 81 OlHgl VIZ for Ireei
closing at the inside.
WHEzT-Receipts 20. 90 bushels; heavy
and l92c lower; more doing for exports;
sales $1,000 bush; No. 3spring atSl O5gl l0i
No. z do at 81 loGI II; retail lots do at 81 10
al l5M No. l do at 81 1871 winter red Il'1n-
obs at I'll 30; white Michigan at 81 OgI .;
winter red and amber western at private
terms.
BAKEEY-DgIF; sales OF 5000 bushels two
rowed state at 74c; 3,7C0 bushe 8 Canada
CoRN-Recepts 1000 bushels; dull and
heavy sales of24 900 at 81 O8QIO8 for new
mixed western; u 0I@l "a for new white
western 81 ll@l l2% for new yellow Jer-
sey and southern; 9OG9Sc for Few Orleans
oATs-Receipts $3.50 bushels: dull and
western IN store 04@6sc for ohio and
1e4ChEACAAfS bHAo3 OF OOV bags CufOiiub
at 5Z@6L.
sUGAR-Actlve; sales OF 1000 hhds at
SHg9% for Cuba 9Z9I0% for Porto Kico;
safes OF 80 box w Gt9AA9%.
MoLAsSE5-Duil; sales Of $50 hhds at 39c
for eiayed; 55%956c for Porto Rico.
HoPs-Qutet at l5926c for American.
PETRQLEUM-Dull and quiet at l4M for
crudes 26I426A for refined.
LINsEED OIL-DulI at 6assc in casks.
TURPEHTIEE-Quiet at 47647h.
PoHK-Steady sales of S75 bbls at f7 Is
az ~ for mess: $40 75922 for prime; SO so
Tor prime mess; also 800 bbsa mess. seller
April May and June at 81 75927 so.
B~EEF-Steady; sales or leo bbls at s109l5
Ior new plain mess; Sl497 so for new exc
ira mess; tierce beef firm; sales OF Is
tierces al S2542S for prime mess: $500 for
1ndla mess; beef hams steady; sales of 200
bbls at S28933 for new.
CUT MEATS-Flrm sales of $50 pkgs ut
I0Agi2c for shoulders: l4H@I6e for rams :
middies steady; sales of 80 boxes at 1871 for
Cumberland cut; l4% for short ribbed.
and heavy; sales OF 400
tierces at II. l5ql5B for steam 1917 for ket-
tie rendered.
BUrrERA In fair demand at 14@22cl for
Ohio.
G~HEEsE-FIrm at l49I6%.
Liverpool, firm /; ship
ments OF 25,0O0 bushels or wheat at 3Ld.
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INCOME TAx.-The Assessor of In
ternaI Revenue for this District has
received the following circular from
the Commissioners Office dated
April 9th, 1870: s.rsasftrr
1T has heretofore been the prac-
tice of Assessors to publish the an
naal list of assessments made on the
income returns Of taxpayers. -
Believing that this practice is not
for the best interests of the Goyera-
ment, but that it il in many respects
Objectionable and offensive, 1 desire
that In future il be discontinued. :
F. "This, however, will not prevent
the public from inspecting lists as
heretofore, under the following pro-.
vision OF Section 10, Act of July 13..
1866: And it shall bethe dutyyof the
Assessor of each collection district.
at the time fixed for hearing such aps
peals as aforesaid, to submit the pro-
ceedings of the Assessor and Assist
ant Assessor, and the annual lists
taken and returned as aforesaid to the
Inspection of any and all persons who
may apply for that purpose
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BASE BALL-Some boys whose
names the Recorder requested should
be withheld. were before the Record
er's Court yesterday, for throwing
their ball through a window They
would probably have recovered their
bail had il not been that they rudely
rushed into the house, without leave,
to get it and were expelled by the oc-
cupants. Instead of apologising for
their rudeness, they declared with
many vulgar oaths that they would
forcibly enter the house and gel it.
Hence, tie police were called. and
two Of the boys we're fined 81 81
Base Ball players viii please make
q note of it. aa
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N0tIce 10 SnhscrLhefs.

Attention is called to DQoEEY's
BAKING POWDER, the purest article
of the kind ever manufactured. A
great saving Of money can be made In
purchasing DooLEY's BAKINa Pow
DER, as one pound will last longer
than two pounds of those of ordinary
manufacture. IL can net be equaled
for making light sweet rolls, biscuits,
wafies, corn bread, &c. &c.s and is
always ready, reliable and not affected
by the action Of the weather, For
sale by Grocers everywhere. i
anr12-tu-thu.sat. Llsl.Ll ;
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FoREPAUaH's FoUR PAWS. AS
the advertisements in the JOURNAL
shows, this quadrupedal complex
Geological Exhibition, with Circus at
tachment and archaeological accom-
paniment. which Mr.. Dingess prom
Uses to exhibit on Carpenters Field.
On the 21st and 221, is attracting
great attention. Dingess was never
Known to be attached to a second
fiddle show.
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Public GALE.


RYOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
the undersigned Will offer for sale. at
public auction, at tho-dOOr Offthe Court
House, IN the cttyo EVanhVIIIb, on p
SATURDAY MAY 7rH, 1910,
The following described real estate, stu
ate ia Marlborough County, Indiana, to-
vii:
Lot No. eight (8), and the adjoining one
half OF Lot No MIN el, BLOCK eight la)s
Eastern Enlargement OF the city ofEYans-
Vile. -9A
The said premises are situated on OAK
Street, between Third and Fourth streets,
contain a good tvo-story frame dwellpgi
with calInr, ciktern, stabLe, &c.s ana being
that part OF the real estate OF joseph
WhrlH, desaaGed, ordered 20 De hOlu " tho
terms OF hlR1ast will and testainents
Sale TO at TIVE O'clock y. N.
arerrna Of le-One-thtt cash, the resi-
due in one and two years. tue purchasers
ofvIne notes, secured by mortgage on the
1renFses with ten per cent. interest, and
81 ZINC feilef from Valuation or appfafse-
meut Laws. AbO9- MARhs I
I~DsmoErat please copy.
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THE farmers are now engaged In harvest
ing, and will soon have gathered, one of
the most magnificent crops OF grain ever
v~ouchsafed any people. Their barns are
filled to~oveEdowtng, and many will expe-
rience no little trouble in taking care of
the wonderful abundance with which they
have been blessed by a kind Providence.
The nights are gradually growing longer,
and b pleasant evenings maylbe profit
ably spent in gathering Information rela-
tive to events that are transporting In all
parts of the world.
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
VIII be made up With a special view to
interesting the farmers. The original and
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 Will be
takep with its making up Especially
viii It devote considerable space to those
matters which are of peculiar interest TO
the people living In the ValleyAof the
Lower Ohio. AS a people we have pecu-
liar interests, which need fostering and
developing, and It will be the constant
aim of the JoUREAL to so advocate them
as to bring them more prominently before
the public.
AS a Domestic Newspaper--a Loca
Newspaper, the JOURNAL Will tolerate nc
superior.
1t will contain ALT . latest Market Rea
ports, including thG OF Tobacco and TeIe-
graphic News from all parts of the world,
carefully complied and condensed.
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
viii be faithfully attended TO, and Stories,
original and selected, Poetry, Humorous
Sayings and Doings, will always be found,
TO give variety and interest to its columns.
AGRICULTURAL MATTERS
wan also receive the attention their I'M
portance demands, and the housewife may
expect 10 gather many a valuable recip
and, suggestion from its columns. in the
progress of the year.
IN POLITICS
The JOURNAL Will be what 1t has been IN
the past, faithful to the principles of the
Republican Party. But while it will pre-
sent It's opinions with nrmness. it Will en-
deavor to do5so In language tempernt~ ~~H
conclliatory. IT isgfe'lgt--A rhat me asper-
s4a@OT politics were abandoned.
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
VIII be a hrst-cIass Family Newspaper,
particularly adapted to Ia people of In
diana, Kentucky, and Illinois, on the
Lower Ohio, and as such 1t expects to re-
ceive their approval and support
In order thai the paper may be placed in
every family, the terms of subscription
have been greatly reduced, and no farmer
is so poor as TO be u:.abIe to subscribe. We
call h attention of III friends to the
terms of subscription, and urge them to
make some effort towards increasing the
circulation of the JOURNAL In their imme-
date neighborho0ds. Will our friends
devote a few of their leisure moments in
this audabIe undertaking?
d TERMS OF sUBsCRIPrEON 40
Single copies, one. year.---...-~.S L 80
Twelve = g " liz 90
Twenty +" .~. 20 90
2 ~ easszzs sE0f aeImz
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LET US HAVE PEAcE.-The Jour,
NAL armament, consisting of a nom
revolving revolver. and a knife made
froma16-inch mill file, which was pre-
sehted to this Office by the late Chief
of Police Royston, was demanded
yesterday, by the City Marshal, who
claimed it under execution against
some person to whom it formerly
belonged. The knife is the same that
some '.social weakness" cleft off some
other 'weaknesses'' ear with, some
months ago. but the revolver is harm
less. f.{r VI f
The JOURNAL is now on a peace
footing, the armament having been
"mobilized" as above stated.
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TAX MATTERs.-Mr. @. Q. Schree-
der, Assessor. sums up the statistics
of his office as follows: The whole
amount of personal property, assess
ed against 4,033 names is $4,024,505.
Poll taxes assessed $2.s98. Dogs as
sessed 1919. improvements added
since assessments, $187,64
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Emrnnnan Mnrknfa-

By Telegraph. LONDON. AprTfI1
ConsOls for money 93994L. Account
94L994H. American Securities firm +. ,f5s
90N Cos, COZ; '6Is, e0I. Eries 20N: Illinois
Central ll2i Great Western %; Stocks
firm. II
PARTS. April I2.-Bpnrse firm y francs
Il confines.
LIVERPOOL. April 10. - CoTTog-onfet.
middllng uplands III; Orleans liz sales
Of SOD bales. anrg fifw HH ru
California white wheat gs: red western mo.
2 Is Sd97s 81 winter 80 6d@Ss 70. Western
nour los ID. Corn No. 2 mixed 25929. Oats
zs5d. Barley S. Sugar 39s 3D.. Receipts
last three days 1900 bushels from all
quariers, All American. Pork 94s. Beef
dgos- Lard buOyant At G3s 6ds Cheese us
"a. bacon 56s Cd for Cumberland cut.
i unchanged.
FRANKFORT. Arm onened
'1rmer at9iZ69fIiH 81 Ho T
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TOBACCO SALE.-The sale at
Ford's Warehouse yesterday was q
fine one, and We noticed great firm.
ness In the competition among the
buyers. The following prices were
paid: Fnozen and frosted trash 81 90
to 5 so; frozen and frosted to good
Tugs Sc 90 to 8 90; medium leaf 50 20
TO IL %. The Tugs Of j. b. Wall of
Dayiess Co., Ky, brought So 90 in
this sale. az Aak "a
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INSANITY INVESTIGATION. - The
only business before the Justices
yesterday. vas an inquiry into the
sanity of Conrad Miller, by Justices
Walker and Emery; being deemed a
fit subject for investigation. his case
will be tried by the proper authorities
this morning. at 10 O'Clock.
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CAUTIONt

Thtro IS an effort upon the rnrt Of certain
speculative indfYidualst 10 put upon the Road
n small concern under the title OF Fore
paugh's Menagerie ana CircuH. j hereby
warn tho people % beware Of att such imp0-
sitions. hThore a. ohiy one E-ordpuugh's Mo
naRerie and Circus on this continent and
the pubhc can easily distinguish that by ia
Superiority overall other Shows. ThoTindo
Marks OF this EHtabllshmen ares
lFt.-Two Mammoth Tents, one used exc
clusively tor fhe Menagurig, tho other for
the Gigantic Circus.
3 2i-aO Massive Dsns OF Living Animals.
3dEThe War Elephant, Romeo identinod
with This establishment since is o-rronlza-
tion, and no show under the name Of Foro-
paughl Is ponuino without the above Trade
Marks. ranH.
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one DOllar store.

Chandler's Block, opposite Opera
House, is the place for people to get
bargains in the following articles;
Towels, Handkerehiefs, Hosiery,
Lace Collars, Kid Gloves Silver
Plated Ware, Glass Ware, Jewelry,
Vases, Notions, &c, &c. Call and
see our stock before purchasing g, as
we are receiving new goods daily.
aDrQ -tf
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From its perfect purity and uniform
strength, Dooley's Baking Powder
can be safely relied on as the best and
most economical baking powder in use.
No short weight, as each n contains
the full net amount represented, and
the same quantity is guaranteed to
last longer and give better satisfaction
in making rolls. biscuits. pastry, &C.,
than any vother article of the kind
known Manufactured bv
DOoLEY & BROTHER, New York.
anr5 TN. thur&sat.
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New York Gold and Stock M-rket.

MoNEY-Rather more active at Gar per
cent. on call. Considerable difficulty was
experienced in lending gold, and same
parties had TO borrow money TO carry their
gold, instead OF having IL carried as usual
In the room. This undoubtedly stimulated
the demand for money.
STERLING - Heavy at SEAS per cent.
Some few bankers have a large supply OF
cotton bills on hand, which they DO not
offer. rf.faN
~GoLD-Lower. chiefly In CONSEQUENCE of
a leading banEng arm Shilling the po-
sitIon of their gold on to the shoulders OF
the gold room the price opened at 1917,
touched l3Hgls99 and closed at l2LGI25A.
Carving rates 5g6 per cent. 'Ciearances
eI03, 000, 900.
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By Telegraph NEW April r.
FLOUR -Firmer AT ~ Is. As OOa67 ~. ~
white and yellow.
OATS-63G6fc.. 4gtg at
1Sc. f.wf4
MoLAssEs-Firm; zoe for prime pIanta4
tatfOn reboiled; Cuba reboIled on pIanfa-
ton 35G381z.
WHrsKY@Westefn rectfAed gj8sTM%;
raw sI00. r-.aoln ofr4 rmre = -
COFFEE -ScRrce: very firm at 10IQIGX
for fair l7%9lS for prime; 23H for Hter-
ling. H1gl[ .cI0FarIHT rEH UlG LED
sUaAR-Firm at EM9u%. .veEe81 4e9
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ADJUSTMENTS. = The only amuse-
ments in the city yesterday were what
was afforded By the disappointed as.
pirants for office. The profanity of
the army in Flanders was a prayer
meeting In comparison. One old cit
izen says he "reckoDs" the next
thing will be to send to Pike County
for a City Attorney, clenching the
reckoning with a double shotted ex-
pletfye.
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Az OrFIcE FOR SALE.-Mr. NJ. j.
Carroll, who was appointed Weigh
Master of the Elm Tree Coal Scales
on Monday night, called at the
JOURNAL Office last night to say that
the Council took unwarrantable lib
erty with his name when they so ap-
pointed him. Being invested with
the responsibilities of that office, he
proposes to surrender them to any
one who can speak German, for one
gallon of good Irish whisky.
Who is the bidder?
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RevnrsIhIn Cnnara.

j. II. S~eHRIoHTE has just received
a large supply of fine Reversible and
Crayat, Collars; also Hercules Cuffs
of the very finest style. No a ever
saw a nicer Dress Collar or Cuff in
the city of Evansville. Come andsee
our large stock Immediately. hb @
ap13 erfa9 j.. H.aSoHRICHFE.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHuRCH. = Mr..
Chaplin preached another very able
sermon last night, his subject being.
"The tears of Jesus" The speaker
was in full sympathy with his sub
ject. and the congregation was deeply
moved one lady united with the
church. Service again this evening.
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Administrators Sale,

NOTICE is hereby given, that 1 Will
l% sell at public auction. on I11 fs-.
SATURDAY. TIKI 23s DAY OF APRIL.
1870, 81
At the residence of Ira Cavens, late of
V~anderburgh County, deceaseh, ali his
personal property, consisting Of horses,
mules, cattle, hogs, farming utensils,
wagon huggy, household and Kitchen
furniture, corn, wheat, oats, &c not taken
by the widow.
a credit of nine months WllI be given
on all sums over three dollars, the pur.
chaser giving his noe with approved
surety, wai9ing valuation aud appraise-
ment laws. ssf LEVI HOOKER.
mh30 W3w Ad.nfnistrator.
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a New BRooM.-The new police
caught five victims up to IL O'clock
last night. The Committee on Po4
lice, Messrs. Doughty and Muhlhau-
sen. were each at the headquarters
last night as late as II o'clock, to
look after their new charge.
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CRIMINAL COURT.-Wm. z. Walker
was fined ten dollars and costs for
assault and battery. On another
charge. the same person and another
were fined a like amount, each for
resisting an officer, the parties plead
ingguiltY.
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Atteption Ladies'.

Mrs. Arty Willis has received, and
is daily receiving a very large stock of
fashionable millinery, comprising the.
very latest novelties in Hats and
Bonnets, and would be pleased to
show the new styles to her many
friends and customers. No trouble
to show goods. No 8 Second Street,
between Locust and Main.
apl8 1w. Mrs. ARrY Willis. ]
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B6S~The proper way to pronounce
the namo of the new Chief of Police
is MOunten. AS he is a stranger in
Evansville, the JOURNAL considers it
a courtesy due to his Office to intro
duce him. He is said to be from
Dubois County-the gentleman from
Dubois.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-13

RUNAWAY horse ran away
with a wagon containing two little
children, yesterday, on Main Street.
but was caught before he had done
any particular damage beyond fright
ening the little ones badly,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-13

Ia The exhibition at Masonic
Hall, on Monday evening. did great
credit to Messrs. Holfelder, Seeman
and Seh@ne, who participated therein.
As a benefit, as well as a dramatic ex-
hibition, it was a success, MI. Sch@ne,
the beneficiary, realizing a substan-
tial sum therefrom.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-13
CItY Clerk,s OAlcc.

After next week. Captain Helder
will keep the City Clerks Office. open
from Z until s o'clock, for the accom-
mediation of working men who are
unable to transact such business as
they may have with the City Clerk at
any other time. apr13tmay1.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-13
MAN FATALLY SHor.-A

u hAN oHOIs-A HAD
named Bishop was shot 50 that no
hopes arc entertained of his recov-
cry, on a fatboat, near the mouth of
Green River, yesterday. It appears
that the man who was shot, and an
other, Boarded the fatboat from a
skif, and abused an old man on the
fiat. A young man on the aatboat
took the old mans part, when they
attacked him, and he. in defending
himself, shot one Of his a~ssaiIants
with a shot gun, as above stated. The
above arc all the facts that could be
learned mp to 10 O'clock last night.