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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CIEcINNATI, March Is.
CoRE-In good demand at 75a78c for
mlxedi U97se for white and yellow.
OATs-5teady at 50G5ic,
hIE-s1gS9es with q light supply M
good nan
BARLEY-In moderate demand: sales OF
81 0581 10 for fall.
CoTroN-Firm Tut quieti middIing up
ToBAcco-Scarce and the supply not
equal TO the demand, and market firm ;
sales OF y hhfs az &7Ml2.
WHIsKY-Firm at s3994e in WOOL and
iron bound cooperage.
PaoVIsIoEs-Generally drms-. and
nolders asking high prices; mess pork
bold a. ~, and there we're more buyers
bhan sellers at this rate ST 25aN 50 nen-
efaIy asAed bulk meats could not have
been bought for less than Toe, I3L. If1IdL-
sides. w.
BAcoS-HeId az lie. I5Hal5x. with small
sales and but little offered.
SUGAR CURED HAMs-Firmnr at I7mIge.
LARD There was a rood demand for
lard at ~ for steam l5c for Kettle, but 10
was not oherod TO any extent. holders have
ing generally Withdrawn from tho mar
ket.
BUTTER-Scarcc and wanted NJ 3la37c.
EGGs-Deciined to lgc.
CLOVER SEED-Adyanced to RIA %.
SIBIoTuY SEED-Advaneod TO s. IS.
OILs-No change.
dRocEITE4-Buchanged and steady.
GoLD-Sl ilZ buying.
EAcHANGE-ateady par buying.
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A Fire ALARM ScEEE.-One of
the printers who brought the alarm
of fire to the Third Street Engine
House, yesterday morning, says it is
no wonder the engine got out prompt
ly. He thus describes the scene
when the alarm was rung: when
we rushed into the Engine House,
Hermann lay on a bench apparently
asleep. Hermann there's a frel'
One Of US cried out. From a horizon
tai position Hermann bounced up
and struck the floor on his feet. with
a lighted torch in his hand, which he
seemed to have gotten by magic, and
applied it to thekindlipg under the
boiler, while one Of US rang the bell"
Then came the scene. First, in
rushed a fireman, running into the
Engine House and into his pants at
the same time, carrying his boots in
his teeth. After him, pell NELL. came
Reub. Davis. hastily ~concealing the
lower extremity of his innermost gar
ment. and adjusting the boundary
line between vest and pants. Seeing
that the FIRE was going under the
boiler, and steam making, his next
greatest care was to secure a chew Of
tobacco and get to work. From some
unknown region tumbled a driver,
ready dressed. except his boots, which
he got into by doubling himself up
and hitching on to them with hands
and feet, and then by a spasmodio
Strengthening of himself and q sudden
letting go. The rebound carried him
into the stable, and in an instant a
horse carried him out, just IN time to
run face to face with Gel. Holdings
worth who, with sundry and divers
others, arrived, and, like the click of a
musket, the horses were hitched and
the men in their places, as if they
grew there. One minute later the
house was empty, with the exception
of ono miserable yagrant, who was
taken in out of compassion. He arose,
stole the coat of one Of the firemen,
and sneaked off like the miserable
dog he is.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-26

A NEW ENTERPRIsE.-The Stone
wall Freight Lime is the name of a
new enterprise that tenders its SER
vices to the shipping public, to be
run over the Hopkinsville, GAINESVILLE
& New Orleans, the Evansville, Hen
derson and Nashville, Memphis 81
GAINESVILLE, Mississippi Central &
New Orleans, Jackson & Great
Northern Railroads. of which Capt.
Frank B. Graeey. the we'll known
GAINESVILLE shipper, is manager, and
whose nanse alone will give it pres
tige and commend it to the confidence
of the mercantile world. We wish
our friend Gracey the most abundant
success in building up the en-
terprise, and commend it to the ia
vorable consideration Of shippers
everywhere on the lines indicated.
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A WoRD OF WARNING.-The edi-
tor of the Courier gives a Democrat
who spoke his piece on Thursday
morning, to understand that he, the
editor, win stand no nonsense. The
" piece" the Democrat spoke was
simply an innocent witticism. A
Republican remarked that the Demo-
cratic party, since Mr.. Whittlesey's
special friends, the negroes, bad be-
com voters, was like the little end of
nothing, Whitfield to q point. The
Democrat. who is no doubt the gentle
man referred to as an applicant for
Democratic favor in another para
graph in the Courier. simply and inno-
Gently replied: Whia1esied down,
you mean"
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THE OAKToWN Accommodated
we're a or two immaterial inaccu-
racies in our report of the accident to
Eugene j. Holden. of Terre Haute,
of which we made mention yesterday.
He was standing on a cattle guard on
the railroad, when his gun slipped
and discharged the contents into his
left arm, SCATTERING it in the most
terrible manner. The arm has since
been amputated near the shoulder,
and he is doing we'll, but is extremely
weak from great loss Of blood.
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ST. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, March 25.
FEoUR-Dul and unsettled spring su-
p5rnne 10 XXX ranges at S3 B0ag1 70; fall
supsrhne S. 1908 30 ;x%X 80 60.
WHEAT-Slows No. 2 rod fall 81 029l o.;
NO. do. 81 10; choice 81 1901 %.
CoRN-Tolerably firm; best qualities Of
mixed 70N7Sc; yellow TTM7Dc; white SOG1Sfa.
OATs-Eirmer feeling, but slow NJ 50052e.
bARLEY-LoWer ut soc for prime Mlnnc.
sofa.
RYE-Firm at 75e.
WHIsHY-Stoady at 83c.
PORK-Htgher and unsettled at 81 CON
so rs, the later heavy.
DRY SALT MEATS-Firmer, but transac.
lions are onnne to hams al I3<c.
BACON-HiRher, but not much doing.
loose country shoulders, hams, aud clear
sides sold a. I0c. 12Lc, aud if1Sc: civ
IQIo; clear ffdes 16Le; also for
ext week at I559e; In a small way at Toe.
LARD-Heid higher. choice steam offered
at l4Mc, Without buyers,
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Simon Maurer VS.. Frederick ErseIg. Be-
fore Levi Newman, Justice OF the Peace
Of Armstrong Township Marlborough
County, Indiana.
TT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT
III On die In my office that said Frederick
Erseig, fn the above entitIed
cause, is not a resident OF the state OF In
diana
Notice Is hereby given TO the said Fred.
ertck EsIseig of the tendency or this a..
ton, and that the same Will stand lar
trial before me, at my Office In aid town.
ship. On the ninth (9thl day or April al il
1870, at ten (I0l O'Clock NJ.
Witness nay hand and official zeal this
l3th day of March. 1870.
lsEALl. LEVI NEWMAN, Justice.
mhlT W3W
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DON'T be Imposed Upon

By purchasing Baking Powders which
fall short of the quantity represented
in each package, from ~one-eighth to
one-half. DooLEY's BAKING Pow
DER is put up in tin cans. which con-
tain actual net ueight, I. j. l and 5
pounds, as represented, and is per-
fectly free from any impure sub
stances. We guarantee purity, quail
ity, quantity and results satisfactory
every time DooLEY's BAKING Pow
DER is used. For sale by Groeers
everywhere. mha2 TuThSa
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BRASS FOUNDER, &C
Surveyors NotIee.

a LII PERSONS INTEREsTEn will
Ia take notice that on the 3fst dav az
March, 1870, we win apply to the County
surveyor 70 run D lines and perpetnate
tracts of rid
West half OF northwest quarter Of north
Range 10; -
East half OF northwest quarter of north
Wet quarter. same sections;
Northeass quarter OF northwest quarter,
same section;
southeast quarter and southwest quar-
Ter OF quarter, same section;
quarter and southwest quar-
ter Of northeast quarter, same section:
East half northeast quarter, same Sec
lion and west half of northwest quarter
OF Section II, Township 5, Range 10.
JOHN WHITEHEAD.
AME GREEN WOOD,
mill 3ww WILLIAM E. WILSON.
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Unpaid Letters.
POsT-O FFICE, EVANSVILLE,
Maroh Ok 1870

14aICU AJy 4C9U.
List of letters remaining in Post
Sih' po st gsan and iin WhBGa nfH hd dil
rected.
If not called for by March 10th,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please apply at the Cashiers
Office.
Wolfe DIR. N. B., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Posxer Andrew, st. James, Ind.
Field Mamie, Grandy1eW, Ind.
Roberts George, Calhoun, Ky.
Lock Box 103, Evansville, Ind.
Bissell Charley Terre Haute, Ind.
Menz Charles, Louisville, KY.
Guild Chester, Boston, Mass.
Hager John, RockpoFts Ina.
Bounel p, Carthage, OHIO.
Garrison James, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Fofe Bartholemy, North Buffalo.
Meyer j. H. Holland, IND.
Iaeipstein Mora, H~opkinsYilie, Ky.
Intindau W, Coyerports Ind.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, March o.
CoTToH-Firm al 22c.
FBoUR-SupeTflne "a so.
COEN-DB4&1 %.
OATs-62463c.
HAY-S26MH 90.
BRAN-SM 90.
LARD-ldGlGMc.
poRK-6H 50.
BACoE-ShouIders IILc; sides I6c.
BULK Observation-Disclosures IOL; sides I5c.
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OUR FATHER,a H0HsE.

Or 1.-THE UnWritten Word" by the poUu-
lar author of Night Scenes IN ne Bfble.
His last works immense sale makes car
tain this oneis success. ALI Who have one.
want tue other. Rose-tinted paper, Steel
~Eugravings. Clergymen, Teachers. ener-
getic men and ladies wanted In every
township to act as agents. A paying bugf-
ness. Send for Circular. ZElGLER. MO-
Ohl0s mh24 W4W
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THE FAKIR.-The house was undi-
minished last night. The tricks con-
yulsed the house with laughter, but
the best pleased person was he who
drew the prize. Several of the disap-
pointed drew a deep sigh, so IS to
have it TO say they drew something.
The Chamber Sett. a few nights ago.
was drawn by Thos. Hinch. Of Mt.
Vernon.
Tonight is the last night of the
Fakir.
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rau rnr Wnier WarEa naaiIng.


The undersigned citizens Of Evans
vile hereby respectfully request the
people Of said city, without regard to
party, to meet en- naasse at the Court
House in Evansville, on Saturday,
the 26th Of March. at q o'clock P.
h.. to discuss the subject Of erecting
and maintaining Water Works In the
city, and whether the same shall be
owned and managed by the city, or
by a private company; and to pass
such resolutions, or adopt such other
measures on this subject as the inter
ests of the great BODY of the people
evidently demand.
TIL. Pretorious, John Rapport, IL.
Dryer, John Zapf, Mike Hof. Daniel
Morgan, Peter Graef, Herman Stras-
ser, A. Files 81 Son, T. Nichtman,
Rooster e KoerF, James T.Cox, j.
S~chweitzer, Jacob Stigman. Henry
Iutz, b. Speer; Sebastian Hermann,
George Weislig. T. w. Murray, A.
Lee Ewing, II. W. O~ssenburg, a. j.
Gillette. Ragon. Dickey II Carson.
Lyon & Machen, Venneman &
Behme, Herman Unger. John j.
Brose, George Brose. VIM. Inwood,
Jacob Sinzich. Thos. Il. Sinzich.
Thos. Matthews. M. Dalzell. Emil
Rahm, VIM. S. Keaman, John NJ.
Richardson, f. o. Hodge. Alex.
Darling. Witt Il Readily, NV. Ger
hardt, Peter A. Brutcher, Charles
Wolf, Hall & Woodson. L. Ruffner,
IT., r. Newman, Peter Vierling, FL.
Josephs & Co, Baird & Start. John
w. Ashby, p. N. Jarvis, @. Capelle,
VIM. Reavis. Ben. S~tinson. Jesse w.
Walker, Henry Bowles, E. II. Wheel
er, j. A. Stembridge, Il. Hopkins &
Co. Chas. Ell. Kellogg, l.. Loewenthal
q Co.. Preston Bros, Cloud, Akin &
Co.. Minor So Dallam, Charles Viele
e Co, H.O Babcock, a. T. Robinson,
John B. Hall, Il. s. Tenuey, Roach &
Torian, Jaquess, Hudspeth & Co.,
w. q. Whitilesey, John ShankIin,
John III. Scott, J.. b. Hudspeth, Louis
Bittrolf. Joseph j. Reitz, John Cav
isk, G. w. Doughty. G. r. Rudd, FL.
Hermann. q. & It. Lauenstein, A. 4.
W%hittlesey.
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The adjourned meeting OF the
stockholders OF the State Insurance
Company will be held at the National
Hall, Wednesday evening. March 80,
at seven o'clock. The superintend-
ent will meet with the stockholders.
at the above mentioned time and
place, and it is hoped that all of the
stock of the Evansville Branch will
be represented. Mar 26 5-t
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LnnIsHnIn Mnrknt.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, March IS.
CorroN-sales OF 81 bales low mldding
at 1911.
~FLoUR-Extra family 50 90.
GRAIE-Quiet and nrm; wheat 81 100
l 90 corn &c; oats 03c, a Rye B3e from
T-oBAcc0-S6a8 90; Lugs e0al4 90; 81 so for
Leaf; SIG % for manufacturing Leaf, and
s13 50G5G 80 for bright wrapper,
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ArThe Commissioners Court pa.
tiently pursuing business, and will be
in session for several days probably.
In accordance with o recommends
ton of DR.. Mageniss. the Commits
sioners have ordered Venetian blinds
to be put on the windows of the hos
pital in the County Asylum. The
a President Decker manifests for
the INDECENT sick is almost paternal.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, March Is.
The market was rather dull and depress-
ed for all textiles, especially for low grades
but Sill no Important alteration IN prices.
Heavy Eheettngs OF the best makes, steady
at l5ei Galicoes range from 10 10 l2e for
.standard makes: Star Checks sell at lBc for
No. 200 lSc for 1890. AMI zoe for 200; Lo-
mark no. z Checks rec cd to 10Lcs GlOu-
cester G~inghams sell - 12MWi3%c, and
Brown Drills at I2T9l6c for standard.
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NJ A newspaper speaking of the
killing of a man. says: 1T was indeed
an unfortunate circumstance" Speak
ing of another who was shot in the
arm, it says 1T wal a most unfortunate
circumstance"
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ToBAooo.-Messrs. Martin, Gard
ner & Co., sold yesterday, twenty-five
hogsheads of Tobacco, at 81 so to
81 % for Frozen Lugs to good Leaf.
This firm will sell again at the Ev-
ansville Warehouse, at the usual
hour. to-day.
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BGS-Policemen are exhorted to ex-
ercise extra vigilance just now, for in
addition to the home talent there arc
said to be quite a number of thieves
and other villains from abroad, now
in the city.
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BY Telegraph CHICAGO, March .

by Telegraph CHICAGO. March q.
Observation-Disclosures.
FLoUR-Dull; SO 65g4 IS for spring extra.
], and 76L978c for regular ana fresh re-
ceipts OF No. 2 closing AZ 76k@7C5Ec for reg
niari THIS afternoon market was Arm AZ
76Lg76Mc cash and seller April.
CoRN-Quiet; old steady, closing aG T2LO
Tor NO. z new nrm closing at 0l1BSe.
OATs-Duus 3T56Wa7Ec for No.
RYE-Steady and quiet at 66%e for No 2
BARLEX-More active; e40900c for No. 2.
HIdHWINEs-Duil at 03%c for wood.
PROVISIONS More acliye. mess pork
closed at S2IfOr regular, and &c 90 for spec
tai brand; dry salt shoulders al H5<c;
rough sides at I2Lc short ribbed middleS
nt 1870.
~LARD-Bteady at 14Le.
LIVE HoGs-Firn 81 e9 40a9 Is.
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Kew York Marknf.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March "a.
CoTToN-sieadyi 254c for middling up.
FLoUR-Receipts, l4.6l9 barrels; heavy.
shade hrmer, rather moe doing: sales Or
$50 barrels at Si46 al IS for supernne
State and western; "a GOES 30 for extra
state; 81 6595 50 for extra western So l6a
0 10 white wheat extra; 81 7596 90 for
round hoop Ohio; IS 00@8 90 for extra 81.
-four quiet; sales OF I.50) barrels at "a 2j9
5 20.
Conn MEAL-Quiet.
WLiIsEX1-dLower; sales OF 500 bbis west
EAT-Recelpts Of l4,4O0 bushels: laq
better moderately active; gales OF 1900
for No. 2Chtcago; 81 1901 IL for No. 2 NH
waukeei 81 IA for No. 2 Minnesota deliver
90; 81 z99l ~ tor winter red and amber
western; 81 - for white State.
BARLEY-Moderate request; sales OF 2. 100
bushels at $50 for two rowed State; III coz
l 05 for Canada West.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet
b1s6aIs. safas sDSssst6saE M feeelpts OF 2,4W
mixed western; Ole for damaged: 81 O2aI 05
for cid mixed western in store and anoat:
Slg5 LOT new yellow jersey; VI % for new
OATs-shade frmer, quiet; receipts OF T.
w usneI sales Of 2i,OVg bushels at 68957X
for western 0l@62c for Ohio and state.
RICE-Du J.
COFFEE FIrmer at coo; Rio private
terms.
GAR-Qui sales OF $50 hhds China at
91sM9H.
MoLAssEs-Qulet; sales or Is bills New
Orleans nt 7Og7sc: Us hhds Porto Rico at
HoPs-steady, at l5@26c for American.
| PETROLEUM-FHm . az for prnda. ggf<
| @27c for refined.
LTSsEED om-Quief, az s9a02e IN casks.
IURPEETINE Qulet, at 48448M.
PoRK-steady: receipts so bbIa; sales OF
2.650 bbls mess at $1,000 50 for prime and
81 for prime mess; also 1850 bbla mess,
seller March and April, at f28 37828 so.
HEEF-Qufet q dstoady; sales OF lA6 bbla
at tlDgB Tor new plain mess: St41lT so for
new extra mes tterce beef quiet; sales of
80 tierces az s2f92S for prime mess, aud s2S
9D Tor india mess; beef hams steady /;
sales OF 10 bbls at s28932 for new.
Cur M"EATs-5toady sales OF us pacRa-
ges at lOLglINi Shoulders I4LM15L: hams
middles nrmer, at 1914 In boxes; 12L4t2X
for Cumberland cuts l3ZgIfs for short
ribbed.
LARD-Firm sales of 400 tterces at la
l454 for steam; l5gl5M TOR kettle rendered:
also. sales 1000 tierces steam, seller March,
at l4X.
BUTTE Steady.
FREIoHTs-To Liverpool quiet and firm.
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A MEAN THIEF.-A tramp, who
was afforded free lodgings at the
Third Street Engine House, on Thurs
day night, got up when the fire bells
rang. aud lit out with a coat be-
longing to FL. L Perry. of the Fire
Danarfment-
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INQUEsT.-The Coroner held an in
quest on Thursday, on the body of
Frederick Schmidt. who was killed
in Knight township. by the falling Of
a tree, which he had chopped down.
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mh23 d
s1- II n RridwnU e % oorna

sD- L. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals. Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gross and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
iel7-tf
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QUEEY-Has the presence of the
colonization voters in the city any
thing to do with the i~ncendiary
fres2
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PAPER.
#. Hopkins 81 Co,
no. 10 First ST,

Just received, a large and elegant as
sortment of decorative and plain
paper hanging, for Halls, Parlors,
Dining-rooms, Chambers, Stores,
Public Halls and Churches. We
have secured the services of profess
sional Paper Hanger. from the East.
Parties desiring decorative and fine
paper hanging done in artistic style,
can leave their orders. Specimens of
paper hanging can be seen at u
store. mar23 1w
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DEATH OF AN OLD LADY.-Mrs.
Caroline Bishop, grandmother of
Mrs. Mat. Henning, of this city. died
in Vincennes, on Tuesday, at an ad-
vanced q G
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the
Post-Onice at Evansville, State Of Indiana
on the 18th day of March, 1870.
Persons calling for any OF these letters
will please say aAdvertised," giving date
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AStNt LlStttD AytIttf
NH 10-tfl EVaAsYille, Int
MILLsBURG, Centre Co., Penn.
March IL 1870

uAd1Cn 4Os 4OtOt
Messrs. Cloud, Akin @ Co.:
GENTLEMEN-The box of Clouds
Invigorating Cordial has arrived. The
express charges are outrageously
high, but ] am glad to get the medi-
cine. You have selected, I sec, one
of our best men for Agent here.
| have two daughters who, for a
time, seemed to be in a decline from
general debility, and threatened also
with scroful0. My b%rother-in- law,
w. Ell. Watson, Of Tennessee, was
using your Cordial, and ordered a
half dozen for my daughters. which |
am happy to say has entirely relieved
them both, after we had exhausted
the skill of many of our best physi-
clans. It ought not to be kept from
suffering humanity.
Yours, very truly,
mh21 WHARTON MORRIS.
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THE FIRE YESTERDAY MoRNING.-
In the notice Of the fire, yesterday
morning, there were two errors. The
first was in saying that the FIRE orig
mated ia Messrs. Phillips & Thar
ling's photograph gallery. It should
have been in Sirwell's."
This. however, is denied by the
other sufferers, who say it began in
the alley, on the outside of the build
ing, and must have been the work Of
an ineendiary, suspicious characters
having been noticed prowling about
some time before. Messrs. Phillips &
Tharling sustained some damage by
the spread of the fire to the building
they occupied, where it destroyed q
valuable camera. and did them some
other damage.
The other error was in saying the
barber shop was Henry Kohler's; it
belonged to Charles Florin. He was
insured for $500 in the Ktna Of Hart
ford, Nexsen & Baker agents; this
will cover his loss.
Messrs. Reder & Becker sustained
only about 1925. damage on stock and
building. This is covered by in
rance in the Underwriters, Ben
nett & Decker agents.
Mr.. Ullman had $400 in the Put
nam. G. X. Drew agent. lie does not
think this will cover his loss.
l.. Frcy's loss was only about $75,
amply covered by three policies.
Mr.. Venneman had only about $50
insurance on the Second Street build
ing; that on the corner was fully in
sured. Mr.. Sirwoll's loss has not
been ascertained, nor whether he had
any insurance.
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THE NEW HAT SToRE.-Messrs.
Dannettel & Duhme have fitted up q
store at 81 Main Street, that is in
keeping with their spirit as young
and enterprising men. 1t was form
ally opened last night, and the
array of fine goods there displayed
would tempt any one to take the lib
erty Of changing Pope's lines to read:
'FIs the hat makes the man;
For want of IL a fellow
May have resort In vain
To b~road-cloth or pTunella.
A visit TO the establishment will
result in a verdict that Messrs. Dam
nettell & Duhme we'll deserve a pros
porous trade.
Nj. John Dannettell, SO long with
A. Marconnier, will be found ready
at his post to meet bis friends.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-26

Our friend u. w. Armstrong, has
secured a patent for q rubber connec-
ton for rods of his celebrated mos
quito bar.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-26
Prematuro Loss oil lie Hair.

Which is go common nowadays. may
be entirely prevented by the use of
BNrnett'S C0c0aine. Ii has been used
in thousands of eases where the hair
was coming out in handsful. and has
never failed to arrest its decay, and to
promote a healthy and vigorous
growth. 1t is at the same time unri-
vailed as a dressing for the hair. A
and glossy for several days. [Sat3t
JUST RECEIVED at the New York
Grocery, a quantity of pure Maple
Sugar, at 81 40 per gallon.
mh24 2kThSa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-26

B6~ The street ears resumed their
trips on the lower route yesterday,
and will resume on the upper Today.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-26

BE~Go to the Convention tonight,
and after the nominations are made
don't grumble.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-26

by telegraph NASHVILLE, March rs.
BAc0N-Hams 15Ms sugar cured I3c+ cloar
sides lb%s shoulders I1S,
LARD-i5sI.
BULK MEATs-shoulders 1875 clear sides
Az; clear rib I4S.
CoRN-SL 90, sacked I'm depot.
FLoUR-Superhne 70 fancy a4758G -.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-26

srFlowers are not the only beau
ties at the Floral Gem" Carmody
is there.