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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-16
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Btr ether Rsges- Items see Third Page.

The weather moderated a little in the
afternoon yesterday. but continued cloudy
with a pierciag southwest wind up 70
dark, the merc1ry, which stood at 24o at
noon, rising to 287. After sundown the
clouds broke somewhat, and the wind, in
stead of subsiding, as had been expected,
increased in violence, and by o'clock
was blowing a prigazee, and the small
packets at the wharf concluded to lie to,
to await Developments.
The additional arrivals and departures
up to midnight include the Rose Hite,
Louisville and return; Hartford, to Little
Wabash; City of Evansville, to Cairo; Ev-
ansvIlle, to Bowling Green; Indiana, New
Orleans to Louisville.
The Rose Hlte arrived little after seven
O'Clock, with considerable freight and a
good crowd of people. She had hardly
landed before crowd Of up river passen-
gers were aboard of The City of
Evansville and the Evansville took out
good trips both leaving nearly on time.
........The Hartford left early. and took out
nice trip......The Clara Scott and Milbrey,
with moderate freight aboard, were still
at the wharf after dark, waiting for the
wind to subside......... The Clara Scott
ventured out about eight o'clock-..........
Tne big Richmond continued to load all
day. as rapidly as fifty men could handle
freight, and late last evening blocked OF
her hold with corn, and commenced pill
ing upon deck at dark. She was loaded to
nearly eight feet, but had an immense
quantity of freight yet to take. A nicer
cargo was never, perhaps, put upon a
steamboat at this port. It consisted al
most exclusively, of pork, lard, flour, to-
bacco, eggs, whisky. corn and oats. She
viii not get off TIL 10 o'clock this morning.
Passengers desiring 10 go South, should
embrace this .opportunity......Bill Conant
is the agent Of the Mallle Ragon, which
lea YES to-day, for Nashville, and will con-
tract for freight for her.........The Indiana
arrived at IL 80 last night, with a moder-
ate trip. She discharged here 26 hogsheads
sugar, so barrels moIasses, 20 bales gun
mics and some miscellaneous freight, and
had 100 tons of freight and fair passen-
ger list for louisville. Captain Charley
Miller was in command. The Indiana
will be here on Saturday, en- route to New
Orleans. She passed the Kate Robinson
at Shawneetown, Sam. Orr at Caseyville
and the West Wind below Mt. Vernon, all
of which viii be in before noon.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
| For NEW ORLEANs.-The great low pres
sure steamer Richmond, unable to get hel
immense cargo aboard last night, will pos.
| itively leave at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to-day, fol
New Orleans, and all way ports. No boai
on the river offers superior accommods.
lions to passengers, and no boat has more
| gentlemaply or accommodating officers
Captain n. s. Green commands, and Lu
ther T. Woods is her chief clerk.
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new Paper i'm EyansYIIIe.

Having associated my brother, Ma
rion johnson, with me in the real
estate business, we ara preparing to
publish Real Estate Bulletin In the
city of Evansville, commencing April
/, 1870. We hope to make the BuIle-
tin interesting to all classes of the COM
munity. One half of said paper will
be appropriated to advertisements of
lire business houses, and the other half
to real estate. Evansville has long
felt the want of such a paper. 1t will
be sent to all the surrounding towns
and cities, will be read with interest,
and be profitable to those advertising
in it. All business houses wishing
to advertise, and persons having real
estate to sell. will please call at once
at the Real Estate Office of
ALvAH JOHNSON,
mh14 IF Third St., Evansville, lid.
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pUBLi8HHD by IhE
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY
NO. Locust street. Evansville.
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Truth VIII Prevail.

DooLEY's BAKING POWDER is
chemically pure in its combination
and possesses no Ingredients butsuch
as are harmless, healthy and nutri-
tious. In strength and weight it has
no equal, and but half the quantity is
needed in use that is required by
those of ordinary manufacture. Used
in all families, and pronounced the
best, as we'll as the cheapest. Pre-
pared by DooLEY. & BROTHER, New
York, and sold by Grocers generally
mar15 TuThSa.
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By Telegraph 81. LOUIS. March 10.
ToBACC moro active but unchanged,
COTTON
HENP-U Unchanged.
FLoUR-Dull and Irregular; spring SUI
perfiHe and extra at 81 50G4: fall superb 10
at So 9014 so; Xxx at s4 70; xxx at t5g5 %.
WHEAT Dull; No. red falI at 81 %; No.
! do 81 coal 10; choice 81 10
CoRN-Firmer; mixed bulk at 6286Gc;
yellow Csc; white zoe; mixed Ia sacks 759
Zee: yellow 76g77; white 1880
OATs-Better; 441z94Ezc for bulk; 4835ic
for sacked.
BAKIEY-Dun and lower at ss992, for
Minnesota.
RYE-Duli at nc for choice.
W HIsKY-Duu; small lots ranged at
901z@93c.
GRoCEFIEs Quiet and unchanged.
PROVIsIONS-Dull ami weak; f2G026 50
for mess pork, latter for order lots; 9tzc for
dry salt shoulders; l414Gl4Zc for clear
sides; lie for bacon and shoulders; I45%c
for clear rib; 15l4G l51zc for clear sides, all
on orders.
LARD-EominalIy unchanged at 1870
for choice steam.
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FIRE ON SECOND STREET.-About
a quarter after seven o'clock, last
night, fire broke out in the old bar
racoon, on the corner of Sycamore
and Second Streets, and although the
alarm was promptly sounded, the fire
had made such Roadway in the old
dry timbers, that by the time the fire
department arrived. the wreck was
beyond saving.
The engines put the fire out and
saved it from spreading, but the old
row is destroyed. It belonged to diff
ferent owners, and so far as learned,
was not insured. It has been oecu-
pied for some time by several negro
families. but they had moved out, and
it was unoccupied at the time of the
fire.
Some furniture that Lad been
moved into it by parties intending to
OCCUPY it. was removed.
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EBAILY JOURNAL
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1870.
CITY n EW S.
City Orders for sale ut this ONCE.
ward Meetings.

The Republican voters of the vari-
GUS Wards are requested to meet at
the following named places respect
lively, at seven O'Clock on Saturday
evening, March 10Th, for the purpose
of nominating candidates for the Com
mon Council, and seeing that all the
Wards are fully represented in the
Republican City Nominating Couven-
ton. to be held at the National Hall,
on Saturday evening, March 10Th.
The Wards hero referred to are the
neao ones lately formed by the Coun-
ell.
First Ward.-McJ ohnston's gro
Gerry store, corner of Eighth Street
and Canal
Second Wdrd-Habeuicht's gro
Gerry store. corner of Fourth and
Oak Streets.
Third Ward.-Court House.
Fourth Ward--Marlett' Hall,
corner of Main and Fifth Streets.
Fifth Ward.-Jackson Engine
House. Ingle Street, between Sixth
and Seventh.
Sieth Ward = Lamasco Enginc
House, corner of Fourth and Walker
Streets.
Seventb Ward-Paradise Garden
Eleventh Street.
Eighth Ward-Gremse's grocery
store, corner of Seventh and Edgar
Streets.
Ninth Ward-Grill's grocery store
Main Street.
By order of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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COLUMBUS, March 15.-The House
passed bill giving counties and town
ships authority to assist in construct
ing railroads. The tax for this pur-
pose is not 10 exceed one half of one
per cent. in one year.
Mt. Vernon Commandery, No. /
Knight Templars, is celebrating It's
fifty-second anniversary to- night by q
BANQUET.
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WINTER AGAIN.-The coquettish-
ness of the weather that treated us to
a taste of Spring and Summer within
the same day a short time back, sud
denly changed its tone early yesterday
morning, and to a midnight rain a
morning snow succeeded.
During yesterday it grew rapidly
colder. and last night, at midnight,
the weather was pronounced the cold
est for a year, with a small gale to
make it more emphatic.
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Read This Letter Carefullr.
LITCHFIELD, ILL, March 6, 1870

LITCHFIELD, ILL.,, Marcn b, 1871.
g. W. NeaoiH, Esq.-SIR:-I have
received your Spring price list, and
am very much pleased with it. [ have
been trading with Eastern firms for
many years, and | find at last that l
have looked too high for things close
by; that is, | have went away from
home for bargains, when / find [ can
get them nearer. | have always been
well pleased with the things I have
got from the East, but have sometimes
lost plants Of great value, and | lay it
to the difference in the climate. l
have been comparing your Price List
with host of others, and find yours
the most reasonable of all. Therefore,
after trying your plants, and if they
suit, think / shall drop off from the
East and trade with you altogether.
IF you have any other catalogue, you
would please me by sending me one,
as would like to send an order
soon. Send Rose and Shrub list and
Spring Bulbs, and oblige.
With much respect, very truly,
HENRY III. KEITHLEY.
Send for our catalogue of Flowers
aud small traits. The cheapest retail
price list in the United States.
Address. 6. w. HEWITT,
Evansville, Ind.
p @ Roy AA3
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TME MARKETS.
EeW vork sold ana asook HarRet.

Kew vOTk Sold and BsOcz EsFAet.
By Telegraph NEW YORK. March Is.
MoNEY-More active but easy ct 5gG on
call loans.
sTERLING-Heavy at 75l9S. The recent
steady reduction in rates is suspended. 1t
was occastoned by leading bankers for the
purpose OF buying up cotton DilS, and
those of the second class bankers chiefly.
GaLD-The market has been animated
day. Prices opened at 1875, advanced to
1922 on a Washington telegram that sew
eraI mem bers OF the Ways and Means
Committee had waited uponl the Presf-
dent who informed them that he did not
want any funding this season, and was
tiOn- subsequently other dis patches ar
rived to The effect that the bill sent to the
Ways and Means Committee vas faVOr-
| able TO passage in the House. sui later
/ the Room was informed that the Senate
| Committee on Foreign Relations had de-
cided against the annexation of st. Domi n
go. and still later came news that the
House Committee on Banking and Cur"
Tency could not agree on the redistr 1Du-
/ ton of the S45,000,000 of National Bank
circulation. Under these kilograms the
Gold Room became mixed, and prices de-
clined TO Ill5<Glll1s at the close.
A weakness in f0ret On exchange has act
/ cd uRfavorably on the market, and assist
/ ed the bear influence. Carrying rates $40
| per cent: ciearances $1,000 900. The cotton
| ty and excitement to-day, and prices adj
/ vanced &c on spot, and &c TO lc FOR for
ward delivery. This rise Is due to the adj
vance in Liverpool, which created much
surprise, IN view OF the increased arrival
here,
GovERNargNTs - Quiet but closed firm
under reference of the funding bill con-
siderable purchase was made b. financial
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By Telegraph NEW oRLEAns' March 10
CoTroN-A ctive at full prices; mlddIing
2I1SG22c: receip pts s., $50 balesi exports z'Soo
F11oUR@i.ow grades are plenty and dull /;
choice grades Scarce and firm sales at
81 g. IS 45d6 Gu.
OATS-6Jc-
HAYES %.
PoRK-Mess SIS I292S 80.
IARD-I55z9l4c for fierce, and l7L0l71z
Other articles are unchanged.
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LnnIsrlIln narKRf .

y telegraph LouIsvILLE. March Is.
ToBAcCo-Sales of I67 hogsheaIs at 81 35
G6 for trash S6 14g7 80 Tor Tugs; Sl3 p for
low to good leaf.
CorroN-F irmer and better feeling mid
ding at zoe.
FLoUR-Extra family steady.
WHEAT-Sl l0gI 20.
CORN 93c.
OATS-68c.
RYE-90c from store, all sacked.
PRovIsIONs-Ftrm; mess pork G27.
BACoN-Quiet: shoulders lie; clear rib
151zc; clear sides Ice.
BULK MEATS Shoulders I0j<c; clear rib
l41zc; clear sides l5c.
LARD-Prime tierce l5Zc.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-l9c.
WHIsKY-Advanced to 93@9ic.
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OTTAWA, March 15.-In the House
of Commons to-day a petition was
presented from the Board Of Trade
and merchants of Oswego, praying
the House to pass bill to incorpor-
ate the Erie & Ontario Ship Canal
Bill to effect that object subsequently
introduced and referred.
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BR The readers of yesterday
Courier and Densokrat were treated to
half a dozen more locals than has
been usual with those papers for some
weeks back. The subject Of these
articles is a worthy one, viz: the
JOURNAL.
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BUFFALO, March ia petition
from the leading firms and prominent
citizens has been sent to the Legisla-
ture asking a grant of power to the
Common Council to lease Terrace
Park to the Mechanics Institute to
erect a mammoth fire proof building
for international industrial exhibit
tons and a perpetual bazaar.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-J. B. Badger
contributed So 50 for the luxury of
being drunk and abusive.
Frank Williams, VIM. Callope and
James Gray were each fined 1926 for
being drunk, and Mr.. Gray had an
additional fine of So % imposed for
resisting an officer. The hopeful trio
went to prison in default of money
wherewith to pay.
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IF you want your old aud rusty fur
niture repaired and vanished. to look
as good as new, call on Gates & Co.
Or if you want chairs or sofas Ephol-
stored, or cane seat chairs reseated, or
if you have any old furniture to sell,
call on Gates & Co., at III. Nelson's
Auction Room, up stairs. nib At
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FRED. DoUGLAss.-A good many
people from the surrounding towns
are expected to attend Mr.. Douglass
lecture, and it would be well for those
intending to hear him, to secure tick
cts early. as they are going off very
fast. J. 81. Scott, corner Second and
Main, sells reserved seats without
extra charge.
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BG~ Justice MeTernan. yesterday,
fined Waterman on the Virginia one
cent and costs for technical assault
on a negro named Abraham Trent.
who went aboard that boat and be-
haYed impolitely. The negro lost his
hat in tho fray, and he swears that
some blarsted shade stole it.
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Having returned from the East, where he
has extended his experience in the finer
branches OF paper hanging, returns his
thanks to the citizens of this place for
past PATRONAGE, and is confident that he
Will ne able to give satisfaction % his cd
friends, and al new ones who may favor
him with call. Orders lett at II and 40
Main; also, II South First Street. mht4 I'm
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Railroad Appropriation.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 10. - The
vote in this city to-day. upon the prop
osition to donate $65, 900 to the In
diana & Illinois Central Railroad, re-
suited IN favor of the appropriation
by majority Of one thousand four
hundred and sixty-fve.
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P. .. Box 443.
DOn's Forget the sale

Of twenty-four acres of land, lying
near Cody's mill, for sale at auction
on the 18th of March, at 2 o'clock P.
NJ. This land belongs to heirs, and
is sold by order of court. Terms,
one-fourth cash, and balance at 6, II
and Is months. For particulars in.
quire of Robt. A. Hill.
mh16tf
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TRENTON, March 15.-In the As
sembly to day Brenkenhoff presented
articles of impeachment against Jus
tice John White, of Hoboken, for
having, as alleged, received ezhorbir-
ant fees in a case over which he had
no jurisdiction.
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HMr. Green, corner of Sixth and
Walnut Streets, had his chicken
house and smoke house robbed on
Monday night, taking enough chick
ems, hams and beef to feed small
family for week.
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additional Diepatoheg.
Shooting Of q burglar.

CHICAGO, March 15.-In Alton, H.,
last night, William Bobien, in at
tempting to enter burglariously the
house of w. w. Warren, was shot
and killed by the latter.
A Tribune dispatch from st. Paul,
Mimi. states that that region is com :
pletely snow-bound. No Railroads
attempted to run trains day. There
is over four feet of snow on a level
throughout the upper country.
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TOBACCO SALE.-At Ford's, this
morning, an assortment of tobacco
will be sold, including some old crop
of 1868. and some fine GAINESVILLE
Leaf. Come promptly at 10, with
liberal ideas on 1.-THE weed"
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kuFopean harKels
Bv CabIe.

BY Cable.l LoNDoS, March 10.
ConsoIs for money 921s; account 90:
American securities boyant '62s 81: Cos
901E; G7s 89sz l0-40s 81.
PARIS, March I5.-Bourse duh at "A francs
AZ cent1mes.
LIVERPOOL. March I5.- Cotton steady
and unchanged: sales 1900 bales; Man
chester adVtces favorable. California
white wheat IS sd receipts for three days
1850 quarters; L. 500 American; Floor ~
Cd; Corn No, 2 mixed 27s Cd; oats 2 % /;
Barley IS: Pc as 37s 90: Pork 82s; Beef JOS
Cd Lard 8ls; Cheese 70s Cd; Bacon 5es'
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TOBACCO SALE.-Weldon Bros. &
Co.. will sell some twenty five or
thirty hogsheads of tobacco, this
morning, at the usual hour, at the
Planters Warehouse.
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COUNTY CoMMIssIoNERs.-Yester-
day was occupied in settling with
Professor Cow, School Suparintend-
ant, and to day the subject of roads
will be taken up.
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Misunderstanding at the First
Baptist Church this "wednesday
evening by Rev. Mr.. Caperton, of
Mayfeld, Kentucky. The public are
ipvited
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The Bible and the Memphis Schools.
MEMPHIS. March 15.-The Board
of School Visitors yesterday adopted
the suggestion of Superintendent
Leath, prohibiting ell religious exer-
cises in public schools. This also
excludes the Bible.
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The Fearfnl OlNONR 6nhdned.

THE CURE - HOW DISCOVERED -
Having been long afflicted with CANCER
1 resOrted to all the rem edtes OF which
could hear. Among them was one recon-
mending a certain herb 10 me as q cure.
1 las 1 suppOsec) procured the herb,
aud prepared and applied a., which
made perfect cure, but on examination
by the family physician no informed me
that the herb mad used, which had made
a perfect and speedy cure, was not the one
recommended. All who are afflicted can
find speedy cure by sending Tor the re-
cipe, with fu!l directions for use. Price IS.
Jeryls, Orange County, New YORK.
ia22 dam
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WAR; Chance.

Having accepted a State agency,
am authorized to dispose of the rights,
titles and effects Of this agency by the
general agents having control there
of. This agency controls fine terri
tory in Indiana, Illinois and Ken
tucky, and is filed with good, hUe,
aCorking agents. For a young, ener-
qetic man this is splendid opportu-
nifty to enter an agreeable. paying
business. Small capital required.
a. B. HOWARD,
OF
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TERRIBLE FRIGHT.-On Monday
night, as some gentlemen were on
their way home, about half past ten,
they were startled by shrek from a
man on the corner of Walnut and
Third Streets, of policel police !
There appeared to be four men close
together, and near DR.. Magens is
gate, when one of the FIVE called out
in great fright, and rushed across to
the engine house, screaming as he
went, police police!l
Three of the gentlemen who heard
the cry, ran in the direction taken by
the fugitive, and came rushing into
the house TO inquire what was the
matter.
The frightened individual, finding
no policeman at the headquarters, and
hearing the footsteps of the approach
ing sympathizers, imagined himself
pursued, and wildly rushed up the
stairs into the Council Chamber.
The three gentlemen, still anxious
to learn if they could offer any assist
ance, followed up the stairs and lighted
the gas in the deserted chamber,
when, to their intense amusement,
the affrighted person crawled out
from under the table beside the Re-
corder's desk, holding in his hand a
stumpy bladed knife. with which he
expected to have to defend his life.
Imagine the ohagrin of the fugitive
when he beheld, instead of trio Of
garroters, three old citizens, one Of
whom is the incumbent of respou-
sible city Office.
His story is, that two men laid
violent hands on him for not answer.
ing their demand to be directed to g
place which he, as the head of fam
lily and a respectable citizen, was
necessarily ignorant of, and tina
breaking from their grasp, he ran
with the above result.
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WedlOck.
The fast trottine stallion

THE BASIS OF CIVIL SOCIETY. Essays for
Young Men, on the honor and happiness
Of Marriage, and the evils aud dangers Of
Cenbaey; with sanitary help for the at
tainment OF mans true position in life.
Sent free. In sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, PoX =. Phila-
delPhia, Pa. felO dstwSm
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ENTERPRIsING.-Marshal Wunder-
Itch found man lying on the side
walk, on Monday night. too drunk to
walk, and in order to get him TO the
lookup, put him in hand cart, and
with the assistance of his brother,
Officer Charles WuEderlich, trundled
him there.
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John Mackey had his examina
ton before the United States Com
missioner, yesterday. on charge Of
passing counterfeit money.
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ONLY $40.

THE Wilson Family Shuttle on Locke
u stitch Sewing Machine, stitches alike
on both sides. VIII sew IS nice. as fast
and as strong as any nigh priced SEWING
machine, anu 40 VIII do ali kinds oil Few-
ing as well a. any other machine. Why iH
10 that the Wilson machine sells nG Ef0
and $50, while others fell 40 $40 and 1892
the reason ia thai i buy the Wilson mae
chine direct from the factory, for cnsH.
and the higher priced machines are sold on
commission, and have 90 go through sev-
eral bands before the purchaser gets Them.
There Is the General Agent Trnveiinr
Agent aud Local Ageuts each Of thes8
agents get high commission on salary.
That makes the machiue hlgh-prioed, but
no better.
Call and examine tho Wilson Sewing
Machine, and satisfy yourself Terms libz
eral. Each machiue warranted for three
years.
Why pay SIS or g35 for o. machine Az You
can get C. ne for tlJ on $50 that VIII answer
the same purpose. ONCE corner Sixth ana
Main. Evansville. Ind. These mnehInca
can also be had 40 Rahm's store, LhmaFco.
corner Fulton AVCnue hud Sixth streets.
j. M. GLEICHMAM, Agent for tho c0uns
ties Of YanderburRh, POsey Gibson Bpen4
Ger, Warrick and Pike, lud, also for Iien-
derson county lty. mhl-lWd Shaw
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R@ 7. G. BridweIl & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
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