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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-18
THE MARKETS.
New York MARKET.

Hv TELEGRAPH 49, NEW YORK, April Is.
vorToN.-Firm. fairly active: sales or ,OoC
bales at 231sc for middling upland.
FIoUR-Firn: receipts OF 5.213 barrels,
sales OF $500 baTfeIs at "a 45G4 81
for supefnne state and western; "a 20
40 p for extra 1t state q 6og5 IS for extra
"a 1906 90 for round hoop Ohio; So OOa5 rs
for extra st: Louis: 10 .Q0t9S 90 for good to
choice do; including 800 bbIs of extra
western for export at 81 80 delivered. - -
RYE FioUR Quiet, unchapged. .Is Z -
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
|, WHISKY Firm; sales OF $50 bbls western
lat 81 O3lzgl o.; closing at the latter price,
WHEAF-Shadea firrnera for winter: re.
ceipts or 50, $40 bushels sales of 81 900 bush
for No. l do; 81 l9@l 20 for winter red Ills :
81 20al % foE -xUlnier red and amber west
ern 81 35@1 10 for white Michigan
RYE-Scarce, hrm- elf -
CoRN-Active; receipts OF eco bushels
2d3c better; sales of 69,000 bushels 81 O8a
/ 1914 for old mixed western IN Store and
delivered; 81 10 for new white western :
81 l0GI Ii for new mixed western afloat
II l4toE pew Write southern; 81 l491 Is for
new'yellow Jersey and Pennsy wanna; 81 Is
for new elbow western. err ~ e. -
OATs-Shades hr ner; receipts OF 1882
bushels; sales of IS, 600 bushels at 5867G0 for
western in store and afioat; 65@6S for1ohi 10
WooL--Quiet; sales Of 100000 pounds at
4O@52c for domestic fleece; 40942e for
RICE Firm.
SUGAR-Flrm sales of $50 hhds Cuba at
s2S991zc, and 175 boxes Havana at privai e
MoTAssfsLDuii. s5iE 83us}8I
PETGRoL5EUM-Firmj l414c for crude; 2aXc
HoPs-Quiet; s915c for American.
HAY-Dull.
TURPENTINE-Gui ..,.Tf
PoRK-Steady: sales OF $50 barrels at sos
for mess; s2l922 for prime s23 75a24 90 for
prime mess, also. 500 barrels mess seller
April. May and June at 26G2S 50,
BEEE-9niet; sales $50 barrels at pre-
vious pricesi tferc beef firm: sales Of IA
tierees at S2492S &c prime ness s28a3O for
India mess; beef ans steady sales OF $50
packages. - -
CUT MEATs-1014g12c for shoulders: LIZ
9l6c for hams; n1tddles quiet = UT 80
LARD-Heavy and shade easier. sales
of7O tterces at l59l554c for steam; I6aI6I<c
for Kettle; also $50 tierces steam seller
Aprit 10 August LIST on private terms. : : =
BUTTER-Steady at 14d2Oc for OHIO. g 8
CHEEsE-FiTIn at l69l71zc.
FREIGHTs-To Ltverpoo! firm; ship
31<@S54d. t-.+ tiAfAT = fT1
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ID. Z " i. /. VI e.
CHEF MAUNTEL.-The Democrat
10 papers of this city are very much
exercised because the JOURNAL pub
lished the fact that Mr.. Mauntel was
a stranger in Evansville, and the
English edition of the TaeglicAer,
Demokrat, in speaking of the matter,
has the efrontery to pretend to deny
it in the following words: r., ..ss
We hope the press of Indiana will not
further retail this Islander for the benefit
Of its aulhor who isa very recent lHPssr,t,s
correct spelling) has lived in Evansville
about four times as long as the Chicago
gentleman who defames him. persons
who live In glass houses should not throw
stones" 5JalJaY4 fAA4--lI $3.50 td1- t9@'
From this it win be seen that the
editor, with his accuBtomed skill, has,
while denying, affirmed the statement.
1.-THE gentleman from Chicago" not
being a candidate for or incumbent
of any Office, the question of his resi-
dence is only referred to to prove the
assertion that Coli Mauntsl is a
stranger, he bcing, according to the
same authority, "only six weeks from
Chicago, would leave "Col." Mauntel
yet some days shortsof being legal
voter. ehi-.afa-Al H44
AS regards the qualifications of the
new Chief in other respects, the
Doctors two papers " are the only
ones that have spoken so the charge
Of SANDER falls to the ground The
German edition Of the DemoErat asks,
"Why docs not the JOURNAL insti-
tute a comparison between the new
Chief and the old" To this question
of DIR. q UtriusQ0s "ilthe journal
only answers, !" De nuortuiS nal nisi
bonun." LNG 500 53 y5sl bl
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4ril1 AVA mbss5s
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SWEEPING AssERTIoN.-The Coar-
ier asserts that Republicans are dis
charging their Republican employees
all over the city. 9 =. g -
Query-if true, did not DR.. Nor
gan teach that Democrats should do
so? But there is very little probabili
ty that it is true. y z
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, April 16.
z FLoUR-DuH at 90 SO94 rs for sPrisg ex-
ira
WHEAT-At2@2%c higher; closing firm
atl78Iz@zSiz for No. 2; this afternoon mar
ket irregular at 1874 cash, and T9A seller
May.
CoRN-Firm at 21za3c higher; closing al
| S5IMS6LS for No. 2; this afternoon market
6TIner at S5Z9881z for cash and seller
May.
OATs-At 2cG21< higher closing at 4a116l
~ for No. 2 q +tta
RYE-steady and quiet at 73a75c for
BARLEr -NorniuaI. 1GE4
HIGHWINE5--Firm at Gil Oh for iron
bound. -
PRoVIsIoNs-Uncha mess pork
closed at'S2S. Lard l5Zgl6N.
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THE CRAMER CAsE.-Very unex-
pectedly to most people, this case
closed on Friday evening. The jury,
who retired about six o'clock, re-
turned verdict Of mot guilty about
seven. .eii aiat ga4ro esN
1t was apparent throughout the
trial that this verdict would be rem
dered, as the evidence did not seem
to connect Dir. Cramer with the al
legged conspiracy to poison, as
charged. ii yldl
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5a6 on call
sd. LnnIs Markef.

By telegraph ST. Louis, April 49,
TOBACCO STEADY and unchanged.
i-CoTr0 N-Dun at 2i1za22c for middling.
aHEMp-Sleady at Sl309l50 for undT essed ;
E22O9230 for dressed ~
NJ p0a4 70: * "a 25a4 50; xxx S5a5 %.
" WHEAT-Itfll: No. z spring 79e; No.
red falIEI 03gI 05; No. do. 81 l291 10.
CoRN-A tribe higher forfeaoice; mixed
in bulk SIm82c: mixed sacked 92a93c;
prime white 94a941zc; choice 95g0Gc.
: OATs-Very slow at 5Oc In bulk; 52955c
RYg-Eapier at7297c. RI ri 81
/ v CsRooE R1Es-Qulet. III q = Ia r
W. IsKY=Dufl and unchanged.
PRSA1IsIoNs Quiet. Mess pork S28 500
500 Dry salt shoulders Ilc: clear rib 141sc;
clears des I51zc. Bacon shoulders II =; clear
sides 161zGl6Nc; clear rib l6c, Lard nom
In al at I51xc for kettle.
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a "A THRILLING EcENE--Among the
crowd on the steamer 1dleWilds on
her first trip to- Cato wasa distin-
lguished politician from southwestern
Kentucky, who has been distinguished
for his bitter hostility to the Eff
tenth Amendment.s There was also
ameDg the passengers man of mixed
blood. with his wife and child-
American citizens Of African de-
scent-but in whose veins white blood
| predominates. On the way the child
attracted the attention Of the politi-
clan, whose the story is told by eye
witnesses-took it upon This knee,
| and kissing it and folding it fondIy to
his heart, said !: ''0h, you sweet. little,
| plump thing; / have nine of my oWn
at home just like you e
This public demonstration of his
endorsementofthe Fifteenth Amend.
ment, was witnessed with warmlspi
plause by all who knew the parties.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-18

PRESENTATION. W. Hubbard,
Esq, who figured in the papers as the
recipient of an elaborate pair Of
Chinese slippers, seems deter
mined not to be outdone in generOsi-
ty. On Saturday, Mr.. G.. W French.
of this city, received a splendid take
your grab for a quarter ;" cluster pin,
with the compliments of Ell. w.
Hibbard.n 3.
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NnfIca 10 6nhscrIhers.

ID Attentionl is called to DooLEY's
BAKING POWDER, the purest article
of the kind eyer manufactured. A
great saving Of money can be made In
purchasing DooLEY's BAKING Pow
DER, as one pound will last longer
than two pounds of those of ordinary
manufacture; 1t. can not be equaled
for making light sweet rolls, biscuits,
waffles, corn bread. &c.. &C., and is
always ready, reliable and not affected
by the action of the weather. For
sale by Greeers. eYeryWhers.nss noff
apr12- -thu-sat.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-18

Law OF MUsoLE.-It is asserted
that the account published in the
JOURNAL of Saturday, of a little on
pleasahtness," between two legal gen
tlemen, was not altogether correct;
another report says that there was no
boxing of ears, because Of imperti.
,nence or bad manners, bus SIMPLY one
ortwo blows straight from the shout
DER" which resulted in no particular
damage to either of tho contestants.
As the writer was not witness to
of the little mill. the accounts Of
hvstan doris are pivan. -. !. r...r..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-18

ISTABBING AFFAIK.--On Saturday
afternoon three young men, w. HI.
Young and VIM. Krieger, of Blue
Grass, aud Matt Euler, of this city,
while drunk, picked quarrel with an
old man named Meinhart Leonard,
whom they met in Jacobsyille, After
abusing him sbamefully, VIM. Young
stabbed him 10 the left temple with a
pocket knife. The rascais fed, but
were pursued by Constable Donahoe
and a couple of policemen, who cap
ltured the three. They will be ex-
amined this morning before Justice
McTernan aiH 20 81 Ssass 2 +, - =.
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SNow.-Early on Saturday morning
it began to snow, and the eyes Of
Evansville when they opened were
greeted by the unusual sight of peach
blossoms and sn01o drops on the same
trees. After a suicide inducing driz-
zle Of nearly the whole days duration,
the snow again made its appearance
in the evening, and yesterday morn.
ing the roofs of houses were covered
bringing out the truth Of the old
German proyerb, /" Green Christmas
makes white Easter a.a-s "a
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Administratnr,a sc.

AYOTICE Is hereby given. that VIII
IN sell at public sfaetion. on
SATURDAY THE % DAY OF APRIL,
1870,
Vanderburgh County, deceased, an DIS
personal property, CONSISTING OF hoas,9s'
WAGON bnSgy house hold and kitchen
furniture, corn, wheat, oats, 49, 2 OF taken
by the widow. -. -, - ,f,,or,
on ali SIMS over three dollars. the pur-
chaser GIVING his no o with. 'appFoyed
oaSstst, w NJ LEVI HOOKER ut
r1fs9 yv3yy Administrator.
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Manifcs.s.
River dispatches.


iP1rTsBURa, April l6 = Bfofiongahela
falling very Slowly, 3 feet Inches; Green's
bGro fset A Inches he and statonaTg
er cloudy, with high wind. Thermometer
PITTsBURG, April I7.-It is raining hard
tonight. MonongaheIa 8 feet Inches,
and stadtiOnsEsy Ihere has been no Arri
CINc1NNAT1, April l6.-River rising slow
" with % feet inches in the channel.
Arrived: Juniata, from PIttsburg De-
parted: Bermuda, TO EvaDsville: Robt.
Paul Minneola, 20 Me nj his Alaska, to
New Orleans,
CINCINNATI, April 16.-River risen four
inches, with % T. ct 3 inches in the chan
mel. Weather bad; sleeting. Thermom-
eter Ale. showing now 2 Pm. irogH
CINcINNATI, April II. - River falling
slightly, with e feet in the channel, and
20 feet space under the bridge. Arrived
spray, Nashville. Departed = Juniata.
PltLsburs; 10. Crosley, Portsmouth. The
st. Marys passed down, fully loaded, for
st. Louis. Weather clearing up.
CAIRO, April l6.-John Lumsden, Nash
Vile packet SAN; Milwaukee, Madison
TO st. Paul,7; Belle st. Louis, Menu lis to
st. Louis z; Alps, Pittsburg to New Orleans
10: Houston, Louisville to New Orleans /
PM; Belle Memphis, ST. Louis to Mem
phis 3: Robert Burns, Cincinnati to Mem
packets; W. II. Brown Ponneroy to ST ST.
Louis 5. River fell inches. showed to
depth of A inches last night. Showing and
raining alternately to-day. Weather
cloudy. Mercury 81 E,,.S - l{.st.s
CAIRO, April II Port list auanita,
New Orleans 10 Cincinnati0 Z. N. CoIora-
DO, Vicksbufg To st. Louis 10; A. ]. Baker,
Baton, Rouge to PittsDurg A. M; Kate
Robinson, st. Louis'to CiDcinnatf9; For
syth, st. Louis to Vicksburg p. NJ. +; Idle
wild, Evansville packet g. The river fell 4
inches; mereury 460. 49, etrr rra,
.
ST.. LoUIs, Aprfl ID. -Arrived-Illinois,
from Peoria; Rob Roy, from Keokuk, W.
j. Lewis, from Kansas C1ty; Mollfe
Able and Nj Messenger, from P4ttsburg.
Depaf ted-Pauline Carroll and Mohawk
and barges, TO New Orleans: Forsy the,
Ito Vieks burg; Illinois. to Peorias Roh
Roy, TO Keokuk; Kate Robinson, to
Cincinnau; Cornelia, To Omaha; City of
st. Paul, to st. Paul; Bon Accord to Mem
phis. River still rising. Snow falling all
day and melted as last as It ieIl.
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The Constable in chargeo of the
Coroner's Jury, in the inquest on Mr..
Hermann. yesterday evening, showed
his petty spite to the JOURNAL re-
porter by ordering him off from the
gang plank leadingto the boat where
the body was brought after its exam
ination By the cor6ner's Jury, By
the politeness of FIR. Patrick Burke,
and other members of the Jury, the
'brief authority of the grouty off,
ciaI was subsequently, set aside,
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BEGGED HIM 0FF.-On Saturday
night a woman ran into the Third
Street Engine House, calling for po-
Iiceman. That useful member of So
ciety, having just Gene in. answered
the call, and. after short absence,
brought back an anaiable looking man
of about hundred and ninety pounds
weight, on a charge Of beating his
wife. a few minutes after, the wife
followed and succeeded. By interces-
sion with the chief. in getting her
husband set at liberty, as it was the
first time" The accused treated the
matter as huge joke, and went home,
10 doubt, to enjoy it.
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PARTIAL ECLIPSE. The street
lamps from Main Street down were
lighted, while those above were not,
and until the clouds past passed away
that part Of the city was in total dar k
ness last night. y + YES ,5s e. Z " &, q
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l.RTTNERAI. NalTICE-

The funeral OF JACOB. HERMANN, Sr.,
will take place at s O'Clock this tNonday)
afternoon, from his late residence on sye-
amore Street, between Third and Fourth
Streets The friends of the family Will
please attend without further notice.
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OMIssIoN,-In copying the report
of sales published on Saturday. the
following omissions were made: To-
baoeo. D. .RheinIander, 81, 800. Fdrn.
iture, s. Meyer, s2O,5OO. -. q.
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FoR New ORLEANs.--The party
from this city to New Orleans, to visit
the Louisiana State Fair. left on the
IdleWild, on Saturday evening, So
far as could be learned, the party
consisted of Dir. and Mrs. III. Il.
Blount. Thos. Scantlin. Esq, and Il.
NJ. Emery, Esq, who will represent
Messra. Rocker & Co. ~. dstaw
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BST Fish & Barter have G0de's
Lady's Book for May. 1t is the best
and NEST popular magazine of its
class published. reo asT- s.. '.-s-.
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CoRRECTIoN.-Mr. Andrew Mayer,
brother-in-law to Mr.. Poelhoefer,
whose mysterious disappearance was
mentioned few days since, says that
the person mentioned as having been
seen in Olney. Illinois. is an uncle to
the missing man, and that the notice
in the Sunday morning papers is
probably founded on the similarity Of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-18
LIVE ANn LET LIVE.

Did you hear the news? The doc
tors have agreed that
q YSTERS-FRESH-0re the Best
Y Medicine to Strengthen the Weak and
q make the Strong Str0RgerU
= The best place to get them always
fresh is, at John, q, ASCHWEIZER's
x MAIN STREET EXCHANGE,
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets.
MARLIN
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E6- MIR. Ullman, whose News and
Periodical store on-Second Street was
burned out couple of weeks age,
has got righted up again. - a4a9l
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AMUsEMENTs rms EvENIEa, =
Hoffelder g. Seeman's Recitation and
Dancing Party at Masonic Hall. 81 y
Cigar Makers Ball at National
Hall. -sissii7ar4u sdf
Bunkum Museum. 80 q
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Bar Fofepaugh's Circus and Mem
agerie viii be here on the 21st and
I'D, and ifrthere we're only, four
PAS" in the city, those four would
take their whole families; but as it is.
the number who will go is beyond
count There il not the least danger
of making q faur pas in going to
ForenauCh's. aaL
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p4 The streak Of winter which
made its appearance on Saturday and
Sunday has fortunately done no dam
age TO the fruit IN this Immediate
neighhorhood. .. .t...ea.s.s ger 9
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One n0iIar af0r9.I

I one Dollar store, 80 =
Chambers Block opposite Opera
House, is the place for people to get
bargains in the following articles !:
Towels, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery,
Lace Collars. Kid Gloves. Silver
Plated Ware, Glass Ware, Jewelrys
Vases, Notions, &C., &c. Call and
see our stock before purchasing, as
we are receiving new goods daily.
anr9. IT,
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European Markets.


By Telegraph LONDON, Aprilie.
Ame rIcan = curtttes quiet '62s, 7S81S 5@65s,
S7J4 '67s, 500; 10-40s, s64; stocks quiet
Erie p. w 5#za-a-.1 - i-->- lzt#
PARIS. April B.--Bourse firms IA francs
SIS confines.
FRANKro1tr, April TO- Bonds drrn.
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B9r In Saturdays issue the local
Of S. *, Lesvitt's read Monday when
it should have read Wednesday, April
10th. $4,000.
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SEEL1a.-The supper at the Cigar
Makers Ball, tonight, viii be gotten
up BY seelig. -e D-1
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CITY NEW S

sara disappointed candidate for a
city appointment says that Van Ri
per will meet again this evening.
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CIRoULAR.-The Aurora Circle viii
have a grand hop this week at the
National. rtauf
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- Tha Cnnnlv Commissioned

BSr The Comfy Commissioners
held short session on Saturday 20
audit some bills and attend to5other
matters. goo H3sa tta 10 asaal f
The Board of Equalization was en-
gagged the remainder of the day, on
Pigeon Township. sgi sssi. T. 80 :
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BH~ New Calicoes and other new
Dry Goods just received at
= SCHAPKERsIB UssIEd. &yOoas,C,
. mh7-tf
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B1- All kinds of Soft Felt and
fashionable Silk Hats made to order
at WEBER & Co.'s,
apr6 -3m7 No. 81 Main st.
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After next week, Captain Holder
will keep the City Clerks Office open
from z until 8 o'clock, in the evening,
for the accommodation of working
men who are unable to transact suob
business as they may have with the
City Clerk at any other time. afsA
$3.50 - ..luso = 3st4 apr13tmaV1. ~
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u DG- Torn Currency and County
, Orders taken at par for. goods, at
II SCHAPKER, BUssING q Co.'s.
mh7-tf
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph.i n LOUISVILLE, April I6. p
=. CoTToN-Dun: middlIng 2l15. ea.F--
FLOUR-85. as.
MHEAT-SI 05e1I TO- afeaes SaA p
CoRS--sL gEH a 1rBtE 5ggE'
DATs-6lc. r--a r.F=..- .f .r.r.
RYE-9Oc. -
GRSc1sH1E s-DulIs sugar 1l1<. 8 Il
poRz-S29.
BACoN-Iz, I5IS ndl65<c.
BULK MEATs-Il, Is and 151&c.
LABD-l6c.
HAMs-I8c. EIH .aLNJl .IlIaaHs- A.
WHLSKY--0zc. s.r- en~l ID n# aartl fr
- TeBAeCo-Saies 1914 hilds at e595 rs FOR
trash 70 medium bright leaf; fnsfrEet hrIn.
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PHILLIPS & Co. are still at No. 6
North Third Street, and are prepared
to do any thing in the line sf fhoto-
We are making fine PorceIains, and
those beautiful Gem Cards. In a few
days we will make the Rembrandt Eff
fects. These portraits are the most
pleasing Of an Others. Dan and see.
Phillips & Co., No. 6 Second st.
4td apr9
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 80 cents, at Click & Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House.Is nsep25 q
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
It never fails, saves time and vexa-
.tion of spirit; saves milk; elegant bis
cults are made with water. Free
from all Injurious materials. None
like it. Wholesale agency at the Ori-
entail Tea Store, New Opera House.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Good Household Furniture at Ape-

--=4 ton.
1 wilIsell, at my residences on Third
Street, between Gum and Cowan
Streets, on Wednesday, April 10th, at
auction, my, household furniture, con-
sisting Of Chairs, Tables, Bureaus,
Bedsteads,s Bedding. Carpets. Cook
Stove and Kitchen Furniture, Kitch-
en- and Crockery Ware, &c. Ny fur
niture is all good, nearly new, and
will be sold without reserve. Sale to
commence at 81 O'Clock. ia1r
10 S. K. LEAyTrTs 3
/ Fl, NELSON. Auetioneer. apr16s3t
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cAUTTONE

There IL an EFFORT upon tho part OF carthin
speculative indfvidualsto put upon tho road
small ooRcern under the title OF Fore
paugh'a MenaRefie ana Circus. i hereby
warn tho people 10 beware on an such impO-
sitions. There IS only one Foropaugh'a MO-
nhgerie and Circus on thia continent, ana
the public can easily distinguish that bg iia
superiority over MI other Shows. ThoTmdo
Marks OF this Eatablishmeut ares
1ft.LTWO Mammoth TENTS one used exc
cIusIvely for the Aonagorio, the other for
tho Olga ntic Circus.
2di.-aO Mnssivo Den6 Of Living Anlmhla.
8d.--Tho War Elephant Romeo identified
with this Establishment since lta ofghniaa-
ton, and no SHOW under bhe name q bora-
paugh is genuine without the above Trade
Marks. E
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NOTICE 70 FAx PAYERS.

Saturday, April 10Th, is the last
day on which taxes can be paid with
out the addition of a penalty.
apr7t161 E. LUNKENHEIMER.
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Cricket and Shoe Fly Caps Just
received at Dannetteh Il Duhme's,
81, Main Street. iSai,s apr II w..
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BG- A good top buggy for sale by
Hiram Nelson at his Auction Room.
apr13 5t.
Farm Tor Rent.
421 acres, In one mile of Evansville.
Apply to ALvAH JOHNSON.
apr13tf.
~ ifthAnnnaf Bali Of the Cigar
Makers Union, at National Hall,
Monday evening, April Is, 1870.
Iapr12 Ct.
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ReYersihIA COIIars.

r. j. II. SoHRICHTE has Just received
large supply of fine Reversible and
Cravat Collars; also Hercules Cuffs
of the very finest style No onerever
saw a nicer Dress Collar or Cuff 10
the city of Evansville. Come and see
our large stock Immediately.
ap13 J. II. SoHRICHTE.
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BgThe only place 10 the city
where the beautiful Rembrandt Pho
tographs are made is at ParE hills
Gallery, No. 10 South Second Street
between Main and Locust. ap12 1w
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RH-AlI wool Ingram Carpet at
50 cts. a yard at al gliaE5l aoa
April 16 3t RoBr. BARNES.