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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05
THE MARKETS.


~ feIegraph.I NEW Yozg. Mar 4
CoTToN--DecidedIy lower; eales Of 1900
bales at 2z15 for middling uplaads.
FL9UR-DuII; receipts of $3.50 bbls: 5d10
cts lower; sales of 500 bbls. at a 65a4 80
for superfne. Western & state; 81 eOQ5 20
for extra state; 81 S095 80 for extra
western; So 5096 10 for white wheat
extra; IS 00G6 90 for round hoop Ohio: s5 30
az 10 for extra ST. Louisi So O9S 30 for good
RYE. FLOUR Quiet; sales of 200 bbls. at
81 40d5 80
CORN MEAL-Dull.
WHIsKY-Nore active and lower; sales
OF $50 bbls. at 99c9SI 90.
WHEAT-Dull and dropping; receipts,
1880 BUSH; sales of "A, GOO bushels; 81 co for
Mich; 81 20 for choice white State,
RYE-Quiet; sales of 200 bush. of West
ern at 95c. at outside price.
BARLEY-DuII and heavy; sales of 800
bush. Canada West at 81 60.
BARLEY AALT-Dull
CORN Scarce and fiIm; receipts. 8, 400
BUSH; sales of 1900 bush. at 95G99c for
rev mixed westeru; 81 0S9l Oh for old vel
OATs-DuiI; receipts, lO.7zs BUSH; sales
of 1900 bushels at 559561zc. for western; ;
62G631zc for State 3
CoFFEE-FIrm; 1.oOO bags Rio sold at 49,
@lSc.
UGAR-QuIet; sales of 200 hhds Cuba at
9L5910c; 100 boxes Havana at I01zc.
MoLAssEs-Dun f A
PETRoLEUM-- STEADY: 155z9l6c for crude;
2812g23c for refined.
HoPS-DuIl lSG2Tc for American.
LINsEED OIL-Lower; at 956197c.
TURPENTIHE-Dull; at 44a441Sc.
PoRK-Heavy and lower; sales of 325 bar
rels at SIS 754S26 for new mess; $40 759S2I
for prime; s23 509s2i for prime mess; also
go barrels new mess, seller April at SIG.
BEEs-Steady; sales of I9 barrels at SO q
SIS for plain mess Sl49Sl7 so for new extra
mess; tierce beef quiet; sales OF Is tierces
at s259S2S prime mess; S27gS30 for India
mess; beef hams quiet; sales OF leo barrels
at s2SGs32 for new.
CUT MEATs-Mors active; sales of I,120
packages at 1012g1l12e Tor shoulders; 146e
141zc for hams; middles dull and lower;
sales of so boxes Cumberland cut at l31e
l34c, and 100 boxes OF Cumberland cut de-
uverable in Chicago at l21ze.
DRESSED HOGS Quiet at $40 1881 25 for
western.
LARD-Lower; sales of $50 tierces at 1917
@l414c for steam; 159155zc for kettle rem
dered; also 1 go tierces of steam, seller
April and May at l4Zc
BUTTER-Quiet at l4923c for Ohio; % S45c
for state
CHEEsE-Duu and heavy at l41S@I71Sc.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool, firm; ship
ments OF Is. 0c0 sacks OF wheat, per sail. at
2 cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OccupatlOnal Ailments.

Fresh, pure air Is g vitalizing elixir.
whoever is debnrred by circumstance
from unrestricted access to this invisible
but powerful stimulanbt needs meutclnal
invigOrant Of some kind, The great OBJ
ject should be 10 choose the best Fopu-
larity Is pretty good guarantee OF merit
In this scrutinlZlng and intelligent age
and tried by this criterion AQkLeLL2r'a
Stomach BiLtors STANDS first among the 1u~
MIGRATING and regulating medicines 0I
engaged in indoor employmentss espa-
eially in crowded factories where even
with the best possible ventilation the ate
mosphere is always In SOME degree pol-
luted, this salubrtOus vegetable tonic ls
peculiarly adapted The natU=e OF the tn-
gradients is NO mystery. 1t consists OF an
absolutely pure oinustVe gtlmuIant, ttuG-
tured - or rather sureharged r. with the
fluid extracts Of hanetOus roots and DarBs
and herbs The rmaeoro5la has It's
tlnctures, but what are they The juice
Of only q single root or bark or plant is
present in each. Not one of them com.
pines the three properties OF q ionic, an
Alternative. and an aperient- All these ele-
Enents are blended Ia the Bitters; nor are
these The sum OF its medicinal recommeu-
datiOns. lt Is also q blood depurent and
an antispasmOdic
The balefui effect which air that has
been partially exhausted Of its oxygen by
frequent breathing produces on the vital
organization. Is notorious, and when 10
this deYitaliZed atmosphere SIS superadded
the mephittc Vapor Of hot air furnaces. 10
becomes deleterlOuB and depressing I'm the
extreme. TO enable the S. stem 10 bear
up,eYen for q few hours, against the debil-
tatlng influence of a vittated atmosphere,
a wholesome tonic and Alternative rs uE-
gently required. This grand desideratum
Is supplied ia Hostetter's BiJters, which as
strengJh-sustatntng health protecting
agent has no rival either among omcinaI
or advertised med cines.
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ACCIDENT ON THE RIVER.
: Skiff With Three Men and six Bales
OF Hay Sinks near Pigeon
Creek Srf1ge.

About noon yesterday, a farmer
from Kentucky, named Mann, en-
gagged two men TO help him row a
skiff, laden with hay, across the river.
The three loaded large ekiff with
nine bales Of hay and pushed off from
the shore, just opposite the Green
River House. Before they got into
water two feet deep the skiff swamped
and they put off three bales, and
started again, getting along we'll
enough until they got about one
third Of the distance across the river.
when the skiff commenced to sink.
In this emergency they threw the
hay overheard, but it was too late.
The skiff was full Of water. and the
three men stood upon the seats and
shouted vociferously for help.
Ike Finch, skiff builder. John
Scherer and two others got out their
skiffs and went TO the rescue, and one
towed the sunken skiff ashore, while
the others picked up the floating hay
and brought it ashore. One Of the
men, whose name is Brown, was
pretty thoroughly wet, the other
escaping with only a partial wetting,
but considering the unreasonable load
it is wonder they ever got ashore
alive.
The hay is scattered from the neigh
borhood of Ford's Warehouse to the
bridge; bale here and there. The
owner thereof will probably seek some
safer means of getting it across the
river next time.
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CONSUME mE0M.

The Three Remedi esaa f" sCHENCH's PUE-
MoEIo SYRUP" for the cure or Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and every FORM Of Con-
sumption. The peculiar action OF this mode
icine ripens the ulcers in the lungs, pro-
notes the discharge OF the corrupt matter
by expectoretion. Purthes the blood, ana
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy fails.
"SchencK's Sea-Weed Tonic" for the
cure Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
| invigorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place Of the gastric juice when that ia
deficient, and then enables the patient 90
digest the most nuLricious food. T. Is
sovereign remedy for all cases OF indlges-
ton.
"Schenck's Mandrake Pills." one OF the
most valuable medicines ever discovered,
being q vegetable substitute for caIomeI,
and having all the useful properties ns-
cribed to that mineral, without producing
any OF its injurious effects.
To these three medicines Dr. j.. ri
6chenck, OF Philadelphia, owes his un-
rivaled success in the Treatment OF Pull
monte Consumption. The Pulmontc Syrup
ripens the morbid matter, discharges tt.
and purides the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, remove an oh
strucLlons JhSrenOm, give the organ
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint.
which is one Of the most prominent causes
OF Consumption.
The Sea- Weed Tonic Invig0rates the
powers OF the stomach, and by strengthen
ing the digestion ard bringing IL % nor
NAL and healthy condition, improves the
quality OF the blood, b. which means the
formation of ulcers or tubercles In the
lungs becomes impossible. the combined
action OF hese medicines, as thus ex-
planned, " cure every case Of Cousump.
ton, II the NEEDLES are used In time and
the use OF tho is persevered in suncient-
~ to bring the case 10 a favora BILE terniua-
ton.
DR.. Schenck's Almanac, containinga run
treatise on lhe various forms OF disease.
his mode of treatment, and general dtrec-
lions how TO use his medicine, can be had
gratis or sent by mail by addressing life
Principal Office No Is North Sixth street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price Of the FulmOnic Syrup nnd Sea-
weed Tonic, each 81 80 per bottle, or 81 So o.
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25c. per box.
For sale by I'D druggists and dealers.
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uIncinnRfi Harha,

By Teiesrapa.l CINoIEEAr1, March.
FLoUR-DuI but not lower; family as
WHEAr-Dulls 81 O6@I g.
CoRE-Dull at 6S970c though the reeeints
are light. 80 = y
OATs-DulI at 4Sa5Sc.
RYE-DuQ and unchanged at SOa8;c
BARLEY-Very dull at9J,QsI 10
COTTON-NOminai; no denoon5. ~,
ding could nave been bought at Pic.
Observation-Disclosures not much off5erty,e,.
% hhds sold at sII 25620 80. . ;
WHIsKY-Cioses unsettled and nominal
at 94c. ii1A Z al
Provisions Unsettled with no denaand
and prices nominal; some purchaSes IF
bulk shoulders were made at CSC c9sh ami
lOc buyer April to cover Contract. mess
pork could have been bought at's28 ~.
bulk sides at l3549l414c and bacon Al Il1Ic:
l04loc 1Or shoulders, clear rib and clear
sides; sugaI-cured hams dull at lSe
LARD-Was offered at l35<aI4I[ for steam
and Kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Scarce a. 31aS5c
LINSEED OIL-DuIl al QT6aese
LARD OI4L-JsoEnlnala at 81 239l So
SUGAR-DuiI aud dropping; New Or
leans at S549l5c the latter rate for prime.
MoLAssEs-Dull at 75Qs0c.
COFFEE-Du1 and unchanged at 18a2fc
GoLD-S1 l3% buying; exchange stoady
lilo discount buying: money market close:
the decline In gold has depressing effect
In all kinds OF trade, and not much was
done in any department..
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AZ. Loals usyRef.

By Telegraph.I 81. Louis. March 4.
ToBACCo-ActIve and firm.
COTroN-NOmiDal at &c.
Observation-Disclosures
housekeeping and unsettled: spring
and fall superfine 81 25q4 50: extra 81 500
70: Xxx 81 S095 20.
WHEAr-SpT1ng lower at 85aS7c for No.
2; fall dull. and slow; No. 2 red 9S0l o.; No.
z do. 81 071z(gl 10; choicest I215Q1 Is.
Constructive at 75d76c for mixed 766a
TIE for yellow; 78GS4c for white.
OAT5-Unchanged at 4S12G5Ic.
BARLEY-DuII; sales 100 bushels prime
Wisconsin 1T 81 05; Minnesota 81 25t0I 80
for choice fall.
RYE-InaetIve at 70G72c.
WHISKY-Firm at 95c.
SUGAR Unchanged at 91zml3c.
CoFFEE-Steady at 20923c.
OVISIoNS-NOminaIly lower and I'M
settled; not enough done TO establish
prices; Pork SCI: dry salt clear sides in
small way at Sf4 20; Bacon shoulders, in,
Jobbing lots l2c; clear sides l61aGl65zc.
LARD-Nominally lower at l4c for choice
kettle.
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Rivar Rianafclaaa.

PIrTsBURG, March Electromagnetic fall
ing slowly, with six feet. Weather mod
crate, and a drizzling rain which is now
falling indicates another rise. ThermOm-
Greensboro five feet and stationary, with
prospects of rain; at brownsville, seven
and half feet and stationary; cloudy.
No arrivals except the Belle, from Wheel
at half past one O'Clock. Freight is offer
ing freely. The Kate Putnam, for New
Orleans, and the r. q. Gray, for Nashville.
are announced to leave tomorrow.
PIrrsBURG, March 1.-The river has been
rising steadily since o'clock MOnonga-
hela feet and rising slowly. Arrived,
the packets. The Kate Putnam leaves for
Gray for Nashville
CINCINNATI, March 4-RIver % feet inch
es and falling; Y feet inches under the
bridge. Weather cloudy and threading
rain. Arrfved-St.Charles from Pittsburg
Departed-Kate Robinson for 81. Louis
LOUISVILLE, March 4o-Port List-Pink
Varbie, from Tennessee River; p. W. Stra-
der, Cincinnati to New Orleans; Spray,
Cincinnati 10 Nashville River rising
slowly, with ten feet three 1ncbeS water in
the canal and eight feet three inches on
the falls. Weather clo1dy and windy.
Freights are in excess OF tonnage.
ST.. LOUIS. March 4.-The famous
steamer Richmond, which has been lying
at Columbus KY, for some time past, in
the hands OF the United states marsh al,
was sold to party OF promlnen st. Louis
boatmen yesterday, for 500 600. She will
Immediately take her ple &c in the st Lou
is and New Orleans trade.
NEW ORLEANS, March d.--Arrived, the
Carrie V. kounfz from st. Louis; departed,
the Virginia fer Louisville.
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Special Notice.

Notwithstanding the late confagra-
ton which destroyed most of our
stock and material, also damaging
our tools and machinery, we would
beg leave to inform our friends and
patrons, that we have removed our
Blank Book ManWactory directly OPP
posite the old stand, on First Street,
over S. Bruner Il Cos Hoop Skirt
Factory, where we shall be pleas ed to
receive our customers, with their or
ders; it is the intention, that ia a few
days we shall be in complete running
order, with a new and icelL selected
stock of paper and material
MEYER & GoRsE.
Lo GA
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Earonann narRais

By Cable.l LoSDoN, March 4.
Consols 1924. Five-twenty bonds, '65s,
S91s; '62s, 905s; '67s, $50; I0-40s, Sc. Erie,
2IA: Illinois Central, llO15: Atlantic &
Great Western, %.
FRANKFORT, March 4.--Bonds firm.
PARIS, March 4.-Bourse quiet; 74f. SIC.
LIVERPOOL, March 4.-Cotfon sales. 49,
900 bales; exports, 5000 bales; stock, 292,-
600 bales; Am erican, LIS, 900 bales; receipts
for the week, p. 0e0 bales American, 5000
bales stock of cotton afioat, Az, GOD bales /;
American, 2S6. 900 bales; sales to-day, {, 900
fabrics at Manchester dull. California
white wheat, 6s Id; red Western, rs 81 red
Winter, IS I'd; receipts of wheat for three
days, Il, 500 quarters. 5000 American. Flour
20s. Corn firmer; No. 2 mixed, 27(927s 1.
Oats, p sd. Barley, SIS. Peas, 34s 3D.. Pork,
92s Sd. Beef, 1888 Sd. Lard heavy, 6is.
Cheese. zSs. Bacon, SIS. Spirits petrole.
um, Is I'd; refined, Is l0d.
HAvRE, March 4.-Cotton quiet.
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Unpaid Letters.
PosT- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE, /
March q 1870

March 4, 1870.
List of letters remaining in Post
Office, at Evansville, which are held
for postage, and insufieiently d.
rected.
If not called for by March 10th,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
ters will please apply at the Cashie 4
Office.
Miss AseIath Howard, Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. q. NJ. Forsythe, SalYisa, Ky.
r. b. Sinneckson, Cincinnati, ..
Henry FarK, Holland, Ind.
Mrs. Atlas L. Rem, Rochester, Pa.
VIM. Ornith, Evansville, Ind
August Bess, 4 ell City, Ind.
Con. Rickert. Louisville, KY.
Miss Maggie Steckley, Columbus, o.
Anna Gray, Columbus. o.
w. G. Raymond, Warren's Corners, n. Y
MIS-. Dorothy Houston. New Albany, Ia
Castor Wausch, Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Mat. Walden. Newburg, Ind.
Mrs. Lou Newmaster, Evansville, Ind.
JOHN w. FOSTER, z. M
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= relegraph.1 MEMPHIS. March L.
CoTToS-In demaPd at 2Ic; receipts 7g7
bales; eXpoIts.32O bales.
FLoUR-Dull al IS 70.
CoRE-Scarce; shelled CSC.
OATS-Q uiet at 64965c.
HAY-S8.
BRAE-s24 So
LARD 151z9@l6Zc.
PoRK-S2S 80.
BACON Shoulders 13c; sides nc; bulk
shoulders lie; sides l5l<c.
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Ohlcago Market.

By Teiegraph.l CHICAGO, March 4.
FLoUR-Quiet and steady; 81 O0@575 for
spring extras.
WHEAT-DuII; MOI declined 114011zc;
No. quiet at Sc; sales, No. at77IslG7S1<c
closing at 7756Q775z. Unchanged This P. N.
CoRN-Scarce and frm closing at ego
6954 for No. 2; 5114@57c for no grade; UNI
changed this p. n
OATs-DulI &c lower closing at 577zc for
No. 2.
RYE-Dull aud steady; 679871zc for No.2.
BARLEY-DulI; nominal at G5a70S.
HIG AWIEES-Nominal at 95095h.
MSS PoRK-G25925 371z: lower closing
steady at S25 70 cash and Is e21z926 rs seller
April.
LARD Weak = lower; closing dull at
I25Zc.
MEATs-Quiet; G. osing exc for dry sailed
shoulders; 1910 for rough sides; 1870 for
short rib, middies loose.
HAMs-Quiet and steady at 13c for green.
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A DELICIOUS BoUoUET.-Mr. Geo.
Newett, Jr., has perfumed our sane
tum with another of his matchless
bouquets, for which he has our
thanks. The arrangement manifests
exquisite taste and skill. The floral
Offering combines Tea Roses, Arbut-
Ian, Misopotanicum, Steven, Eupoto-
rum, Hyacinthe. Heliotropes, Gera-
NUNS, Argentinum, etc, etc.
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We would respectfully call the at
tention of all those ladies who desire
good fitting and substantial shoes, to
call and see our new goods, which
have just been received. They are
certainly the hahdsomest shoes in
this city. No trouble to show goods
Prices low.
GEO. MILLER Il Co.
mar4-2t 80 Main street.
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BEFoRE JUSTICE BEN. SrINsoN.

BEFORE JUSTICE BEN. bTINSON.-
A negro, named Henry Baker. was
fined for carelessly handling pistol
so that it was discharged, and ball
from it just grazed the neck of a
colored woman, named Melinda
Brooks, and lodged in a wall behind
her.
The negro was not possessed Of suf-
fcient cash to pay his fine. jet
thought he must carry a revolver,
because he had enemies. he said.
Afraid Of being robbed, perhaps.
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CRY AFFAIRs.--Under this head
an Evansville paper has he following
items:
A hermit of Duchess County. New
York.
The average depth of the Atlantic.
A fat boat sunk in White River.
Bonds Of Daviess County, Ky.
Accident in Daviess County, Ky.
A puff for the Greensboro Tobacco
market.
Sudden death in Petersburg, In
lana.
Election Of director on the N. A.
& ST. Louis r. r.
A Princeton personal"
Democratic Convention at Hop
kinsville, Ky.
Announcement that Mr. Buchanan
would play last night at the Opera
House. Mr. B. said he wouldn't.
A definition of Texas.
Ten local pufs.
-Four local items Of general interest.
The paper that contains the above
is the same that week or two since
criticised a short local that appeared
in rhyme in the JOURNAL.
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~ In Trinity NJ. E. Church, the
Sunday services will be conducted
with especial reference to encourag-
ing the young converts to persevere IN
the path they have chosen.
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ExTENr1NG.-H. A. Cook is ex-
tending the limits of his Tea Store by
taking in a side room under the
Opera House, and will hereafter keep
a stock of every thing family needs
in the grocery line from potatoe up
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L.onlsHiIIa HarkAf.

sy reisgrsph.l LoUIsvILLE. March 4.
TOBAcCo-Sales OF 153 hogsbeads at SO rs
az 70 for trash TO Jugs; So O0g17 rs for low
to COED leaf; the market is irm.
CoTToN-Dull, with a downward ten
dency; sales OF l25 bales low mtddIing at
1870; stock. 600 bales, against 200 bales
the corresponding period last year.
FLoUR-Steady and unchanged.
GRAIN-Quiet; red wheat 81 10; white do.
81 %; corn, 93c; rye, soc; oats, $50, all in
sacks.
PROFESSIONALISM. Mess pork, s27 25.
Bacon shoulders, l2c; clear rib, I51zc. Bulk
shoulders, l0tzc: clear rib, 1896 clear sides
l5c- Lard, fierce, l6c. Hams, sugar cured
I91<c.
N HIsRY-95a96c
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS. - A
couple Of we'll dressed young men were
speaking along Water Street, last
night, with their faces blackened.
When such characters are abroad,
Il might be well to look to your door
fasteniugs.
Louisville and Cincinnati are driv-
inc out the known thieves and con-
fdence men, and they are taking
refuge IN other river towns.
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of DooLEY's BAKING POWDER to a
quart of -four are necessary to pro-
duce extra biscuits, rolls, &c, while
those of ordinary manufacture re-
quire nearly double that quantity.
This is owing to its perfect purity and
extra strength. Aside from this fact,
each package contains the full amount
that is represented. Hence, DoOLEY' g
Is the cheapest, best and most reliable,
10 market, and takes the precedent Of
all others. Grocers keep it. every
where. mari -TuThSat
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. James G. Veatch
the newly appointed Collector of In
ternal Revenue, is in the city, and did
the JOURNAL the honor of call at
the editorial rooms yesterday. The
numerous friends of the General will
hail his genial presence with great
pleasure.
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The POISONING CAsE.-With pleas
ure we are able to state that the fam
lily Of Mr.. Boetticher, as we'll as him.
self, have fully recovered from the
late accidental poisoning.
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INaLE STREET CHURCH. - Preach
ing tomorrow at 1890 A. NJ. and 7.15
P. NJ, by the pastor, Rev. ames Hill.
Sabbath school at 8 A. NJ. Glass
meeting at 3 Pm.
The revival meetings continue with
an increase Of interest, and many are
being added to the church.
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DI Workmen are busily engaged
in taking down the brick dwelling of
Mr.. VIM. Heilman, adjoining his
foundry so as to further extend that
already extensive establishment.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TO Members Of Cottage Club
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Club will be held In the rooms of the
Club, Saturday evening at PM BY
order of E. O. VAN RIPPER, Prest.
4. B. BYRNEs, Sec.
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AsToNIsHING.-It is asserted that a
high police funetionary Of this city
testified in court that on one occasion
when thirsty, that he asked for drink
of WATER?!l!
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FOR 81.

A Farm Of Ninety--Threa Acres.
EyIFPY THREE ACRES and a half
-G are cleared and in a high state on cuf-
tlvationi the balance In good timber: tJ is
within four and half miles OF Evans.
Vile, and is guaranteed TO produce from
nifty to one hundred bushels OF corn 10
the acre 1t coold be rented for $40 am
acre. and can Ee bought for $50 an acre:
one-third cash. and The balance In one
Two auu thI ee years. Inquire of
JOHN EMYTH.
Division, bet Fifth and Sixth Streets,
Lees dewitt
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CRIMINAL CoURT. The March ses-
sion Of this Court will commence on
Monday morning.
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R9- The Grand Jury meets on
Monday, in their room in the Grim
inal Court Building.
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THE CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS
This Court sits on Monday morning,
Judge johnson presiding.
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CARO-, March 4.-Port List--Sana. Orr,
Evansville packet 9 A. NJ; Grand Era,
New Orleans to Cairo 10 A. N. Dick Fulton
No. 3. Pittsburgh to New Orleans II A. II. :
A. ]. Baker, Pittsburg to New Orleans IL A.
NJ; Belle Memphis, Memphis to st. Louis
2 A. N; Champion, st. Louis to Cincinnati
2 A. II Fanny Brandies, Cairo to Memphis
A. BI. Little Condor, PomeToy and re-
turn; Shamrock, Cincinnati to st. Louis
9 A. NJ; Emile LRBarge, st. Louis TO Cairo
10 A. NJ; Robert Burns, Memphis to Gin
einnati noon; Pauline Carroll, st. Louis 10
Cairo P. NJ: Marble City, st. Louis to
Vicksbarg2 P. IL. The river fell inches
cloudy; mercury 40.
ST. LOUIS, March ARRIVED: Illinois
from Peoria: Mollie McP1ke from st.
Johns; LBcy Bertram from KeOkuk: Mary
Mcdonald and 7. L. McGilI from New Or
leans; Clara Bell and City of Cairo from
Memph1si Friendihip from Cairo. De-
parted: Harry Johnson andsMOllie McPike
to Keokuk: David Watts to Tennessee
River Illinois to PEORIA Wild Duck 70
Plttsburg; ST. Joseph to Memphis; Friend
ship to Cairo; Florence to Pekin. River
rising slowly. Weather glorious.
MEzPHIs. March Wv Gather clear and
pleasant; river declining. Arrived, the
st. Luke; departed, the Mollie Able, and
the submarine No. 49, last night, Walter
Dance and shark for ST. Louis; Alton for
Vicksburg; Lady Pike, Mary Alice, for
Cairo; Alps, Simpson AorDer, for New Or
leans.
NASHVILLE, March 4-River rising; Il
feet on Harpeth shoals. Weather fair and
pleasant. Observation-Disclosures to Cairo
BObeTt Moore for CiRcinnati.