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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-12
Notice TO Subscribe, s.

Attention is called to DooLEY's
BAKING POWDER, the purest article
of the kind ever 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 cqualed
for making light sweet rolls, biscuits,
wafies, corn bread, &C.. &C., and is
always ready, reliable and not affected
by the action of the weather. For
sale by Grocers everywhere.
apr12 tu,thu-sat.
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STEBBINs' OBsERvArIoNs.--Eb
Stebbins has been to the Council and
surveyed the group, and here are
some of the results of his survey:
He says that MIR. EIlo--h the
heaviest mapSznnerth the Eghtest
u-n Mr.. Van Ripper the hand
soonest man; Mr.. Muhlhausen the
medicine man; Mr.. Richardt the mus
Gle man; Nj. Carpenter the oldest,
and Mr.. Schaum the youngest; Mr..
Heilman the wealthiesE and Mr..
Doughty the healthiest man. -Four
wear no beard, six no mustaehe, and
only one of the lot is either gray or
bald. Mr.. Van Ripper spoke first;
Mr.. Doughty spoke last and loudest;
Mr.. Doughty spoke the most and MIR.
Files the least; Mr.. Van Ripper
the oftenest; Mr.. Van Ripper made
the first, last and nearly every other
motion. Tolc g
Stebbins wanted to have a few more
committees appointed as follows: On
flowers of oratory. Doughty; on other
flowers. Files; on balm of a thousand
flowers, Van Ripper: on Balm of Gil
cad, Muhlhauseni on BamboOzle,
Doughty; on blowing. Doughty, and
on striking. Richardt. Thus consti,
tuted, he thinks that there would have
been strength, especially if Mr.. Kerth
we're appointed a committee on per-
fumery. his experience as q tanner
giving him strength in that line. 9
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph C~IECINNATI, April II.
FLoUR-Firm family s5 I595 10.
WHEAT-Firm at 81 l04I u.
CoRN-Flrm at e7@9Ocs the latter for
prime white or yellow.
~OATs-scarce and prices higher at 5I9
Gle.
HYE-Flrm and unchanged.
GoIToN-Flrmer; middling 22922Z.
WuIsKY-Duu at 81 90.
MESS foRK-Advanced TO S28928 25, with
large sales.
BULK MEAT5-Shoulders cured In de.
mand at l0H, but was held at lOZ sides
held at 1871 for rib. and I4L915c for clear
rib and clear, with no safes.
BACOE-FiTm shoulders HM sides l6HM
Ice for clear rID and clear, the latter held
~ higher Yg8 ff6cc, but I5z was offered
Iof Kettle.
-BUrTER-DulI for all excepting very
choice, which brings 3G137c.
EGGS-Dull al 17@18c.
LINSEED OIL-DulI at 900192c.
CLOVER SEED-Firm at 1641GH.
Tl0rOTHY-F1rm at 50 75@G ..
GRAIES-No change.
GOLD-Sl 1917 buying.
o. EACHANGE-Firm par buying.
Acknowledgement at solo per cont.
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CAUrIONg'

There Is an effort upon the rart Of certain
speculative individuals 60 put upon the Road
q small concern under the title OF Fore
paugh's Menagerie and Circus. I hereby
warn the people to beware OF all such impo-
l%sitions. There is only one F~orepaugh's Me-
nagerie and Circus on this continent, and
the public can easily distinguish that by its
Superiority over ali other Shows. The rade
Marks Of this Establishment ares;
Ist.-TWo Mammoth Tents, one used ex.
cIusively for the Menagerie, the other for
the Gigantic Circus.
2d-3O Massive Dens Of Living Animals.
3d.-The War Elephant, Romeo, Identified
with this Establishment since its o~rganiza-
ton, and no show uEder the name of Fore
paugh is genuine without the above Trade
Marks.
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I~nformatlon wanted

OF Jacob Hermann, ST., who has been
suffering from an attack of typhoid
fever, and left his home on Saturday
night, and has not yet returned. Any
Information in regard 10 him would
be thankfully received by his rela-
tives, either at the store of his son,
H. Hermann, No. 45 Main Street, or
at the family residence on Sycamore
Street, between Third and Fourth
Streets. He was dressed, when he
left, in a brown beaver coat, dark
pants, and black hat. He is about
sixty-seven years of age, has black
hair and no whiskers, and is about
FIVE feet five inches high. d&w
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AZ Appo1NrMENr DENoUNoEp.A

AN APPOINTMENT DENOUNCED
When the name of James McDevitt
was read in the list Of appointments
on the police last night, the editor of
the Courier, who was present, de-
nounced the appointment in very
~unmeasured terms, as unfs and dis
graceful, but the list being submitted
to the gentleman from the Ninth, his
name was retained in spite Of the re-
monstrances. EEHst
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COUNCTL -PRoCEEDINGs.
Meeting Of the New Board.
ApnoIntments OF CIty Omcera. Oto.
COUNCIL CHAMpEssI;o

AOUNOLA
Evansville, April IL ioto')
The Council met at the Usuai houE'
His Honor, the Mayor, PRESIDING,
~Present-Messrs. SteInbach, HOP
kips. Semonin, Orr, Stumpf, Hodson,
Steinecker, Wiltshire and Doughty.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved;
the retiring members, thanking them
for their courtesy and kindness, and
COMMUNICATING them for their de-
4 toward him during the year
Messrs. Doughty and Hopkins also
said a few words, referring to the
events of the past year.
Tho Council then adjourned, the
old members vacating, and the new
members assuming their seats. The
full board being present, their certlfi.
Gates of election were presented, and
those not already sworn were obi
gated by the Mayor.
Thu bonds Of the following officer;
were presented:
William Helder, Clerk, with JohL
Dannettell and Charles Keller as
sureties.
On motion of Mr.. Van Ripper tho
bonds of officers were referred TO
special committee.
The certificates of Samuel Baeha
rach, Treasurer, bond Of $4,000, will
| John and Louis Bittrolf as sureties
of Otto Plafiin, Assessor; Chris
Wunderlich, Marshal; and James ID
Saunders, City Surveyor, went to thu
motion of MI. Van Ripper.
On motion of Mr.. Van Ripper tn
standing committees were appointed
AZ follOws.
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PERsoNAL.-PrOfessor E. II. Ran.
die, President of the Paris Female
College, under the supervision of the
Odd Fellows, is now in this city. He
will remain here about a week, to So
1icit aid for the College.
Tbe College suffered severely du-
ring TIE war of the rebellion, and al
though now greatly crippled, has been
enabled to furnish tuition gratutious-
" to several orphans. otherwise I'M
provided for. The members of the
Order to whom Prof. Randle is ac-
credited, will have an opportunity of
contributing to the support Of the
College duripg his stay.
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JOhnsOn's cal Estate and Patent
AoaDgv
Phltc Sale.

ATOTECE rs TEREBY GIVEN. that
IN the undersigned viii offer for sale. at
public auction, L the door OF the Court
House. in Ia ciy of Evansville, on
SATURDAY, MAY 9TH, 1870,
Tho following dcrtbed real estate, sltu-
ate In Vanderbugh County, Indiana, to-
wit:
half OF Lot No. Inc 0), Block eig6t IN
Eastern Enlargenntofthe city Of Evans
vile. .rr
The said prembs are ituated ON oak
Street, between TiFd and Fourth Streets
contain q good tWsstory frame dwelling
with cellar, cisternstable, &C, and being
that part of the cal estate OF Joseph
Wark, deceased, orered to be sold by the
terms OF his last WI and testament.
Sale to commercial two O'Clock p. M.
Terms OF sale-Ob-thtrd cash, the 1eRi.
due in one and twiyears, the purchasers
giving notes, secum by mortgage on the
premises, with tenber eeht. Interest. and
waving relief fromralEation or appraise-
ment laws. THOS- Walk,
ap2 d4w err Executor,
[DemokrapIease copyl,
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RAILROAD MEETING.-At a meet
ing Of a number Of the Directors and
stockholders Of the 4. G. & p. Rail
road Co, and other citizens, held at
tho Criminal Court room. on Monday
evening. April IL, 1870, p. Semonin,
Esq, was called to the chair. and I'll.
Il. Read, Esq, was appointed Secre-
tary.
The Chairman explained the object
Of the mseting, by stating that parties
interested in the construction of the
Railroad from Olney TO Mt. Vernon,
contemplated holding a meeting at
Olney. Illinois. on the 18th inst, and
desired hat Evansville should be
represented at said meeting, with a
view of having said railroad con-
structed from GRANVILLE southwark on
the west side af the Wabash, to meet
our Carmi road at the crossing of the
Wabash, both roads crossing the
Wabash upon the same bridge.
By adopting this plan, our road
would be a trunk line to the Wabash,
and then diVerge not only southwest
ward, but also northward to Chicago.
Mr.. Read explained that Mr.. Tay-
Tor, who was recently here in the in
terest of the GRANVILLE road, was
greatly prepossessed in favor Of con-
neoting hal road with the Il. & G.
Road at the Wabash.
After further remarks by Messrs.
Hill, Hopkins, Baker, MeNeely and
othors, the President and Secretary
were authorized and requested to Sc
lect and appoint a committee Of two
or three persons to attend the meet
ing at Olney, on the 18th inst.
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From It's perfect purity and uniform
strength, Dooley's. Baking Powder
can be safely relied on as the best and
most economical baking powder in use.
No short weight, as each one contains
the full net amount represented, and
the same quantity is guaranteed to
last longer and give better satisfaction
in making rolls, biscuits, pastry, &C.,
than any other article Of the kind
known. Manufactured by
DooLEY & BROTHER, New York.
apr5- tn .thur&sat.l - " l...
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DEMOCRATIC WIT.-Some one who
evidently thought himself exceeding
ly droll, hired a colored man 20 lead
o donkey through town yesterday
morning, with a placard fastened on
each side Of him, saying that the
Democrats of the First Ward had
presented him to Mr.. VIM. Bedford.
MI. Nick. Files. son of the Council.
man elect from that Ward, tore uE
the offensive plaeard, to show thai
his father had nothing to do with The
indecent proceeding.
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one Dollar store,

Chambers Block, opposite Opera
House, is the place for people to gel
bargains in the following articles
Towels, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery
Lace Collars, Kid Gloves, Silver
Plated Ware, Glass Ware, Jewelry
Vases, Notions, &C., SO. Call and
see our stock before purchasing G, as
We are receiving new goods daily.
anr9. If,
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MemnhIs Market.

BY Telegraph Memphis, April IL.
CoTroN-Quiet and firm at 214a22%; re-
ceipts LIS bales; exports 1,234 bales.
FLoUR-Nominal.
Consecutive at 81 02k9I05. WUa
OAT5-Scarce at 64Q66c- 4se
HAY-Quiet at S27@28 90.
BRAN-Scarce at S28 90.
LARD-Firm at I5I9I7%.
PoRK-e2S so. sHt
BACoN-Shoulders, 12c; sides. TIC.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders l0Lc; sides l5%..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-12

CHURCH SeoIABLE.--The young
ladies of Trinity M. e. Church have
made arrangements for a grand
sociable, on Thursday evening, In the
p~arlors of the church. From their
we'll known taste and energy, we have
no hesitation in promising all who
attend an evening of rare enjoyment
and happiness. biaow
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-12

PHILLIPS & Co. are still at No. c
North Third Street, and are prepared
to do any thing in the line of Photo
graphy.
We are making fine Porcelains, and
those beautiful Gem Cards. In a few
days we will mako the Rembrandt Eff
fects. These portraits are the most
pleasing of all others. Call and SEQ.
PHILLIPs & Co., No. 6 Second ST..
4td-apr9
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Attention Ladies

Mrs. Arty Willis has received, and
is daily receiving a very large stock of
fashionable millinery, comprising the
very latest novelties in Hats and
Bonnets, and would be pleased to
show the new styles to her many
friends and customers. No trouble
to show goods. No 8 Second Street,
between Locust and Main.
apis 1w. MRS. ARTY WILLIS.
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e6T Rev. G. G. Chaplin preached
again in the First Baptist Church
last night. Those who heard him
were much pleased with his effort.
He is said to be a man Of unusual
pulpit ability, and his sermons mako.
fine Impressions. He will preach eE-
cry evening this week. ~ 4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-12
Nashville Market.

BY Telezraph.f NASHVILLE, April IL.
CoTTON-FIrm: low middIin0 Ole and
good ordinary s0%c.
F~LoUh-At,s4 e090 60 for supernne TO
aDcy.
CORN-Sl delivered.
BACon-CleaT sides lBc: shoulders ll1<c;
hams Ice.
a
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Chicago Market,
BY telegraph CHICAGO. April II.

By Lc4GHpA OLASNS|S ApAA IL
FLoUE-Dull.
W8Fr-Firmer and nc higher; trans
oc~tfougaeager, and demand principally
speculdYe; 74L974Z for No. 2; cash 73L
m74N elIer month; 76%@77c seller last
half; 7i93SH, seller May; 7Scg5ge, seller,
other eades sold spartngly at o5cgo8c for
No. /.
CoRr-Dul1 and a shade easier at nc for
No. 2, adj 65c870c for no grade, according
TO lOcaon: closing al 76c for FORMER
optton1 sales at 7SH@79N, seller May.fa!a'
OAr4FIrm; No. sold at 3SM@3SA cash
3Sh, saeK Month; 4i%94lN, seller May
42c, buer April,
RYEEominali domand meagsr at 7Oe@
BAHEY-Unchauped.
81 co.
MEsPoRR-Steady and moderately &C
tive, eSlng nrm at s27 80 cash and seller
LARHFirm M closing at l5Lc.
MEA5--Firm at 10LalOK FOR dry sailed
/ shoulders: 1871 for rough sides. and re Tor
hort ID middles all loose; sweet pfclrIed
ham diet at l4h9l5%, accordingto qual-
| 1ty.
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Did you hear the news? The doc
tors have agreed that
a0KSTERS-FR the Best
Medicine to Strengthen the Weak and
make the Strong StrongerN
The best place to get them always
fresh, i. at JOHN q. SoHwEIzER's
W MAIN STREET EXCHANGE,
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets.
81 mar22lm4ANA AA All
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WANDERED AWAY Mr.. Her
mann. father of the confectioner of
that name, on Main Street, while saf7
fering from the effects of a fever,
wandered away from his homo on
Saturday, and has not since been seen.
1t is supposed that he was delirious.
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FOREPAUGH's SHow.-R. 8. Din
ges, the foreIunner of this great
event, was in the city yesterday with
smiles and bows, and big.shoW bills,
announcing that FOrcpaugh was the
coming man.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Martin, Gardner
& Co., of the Evansville Warehouse,
will sell to-day at 10 o'clock, between
40 and so hhds tobacco. Indiana,
Illinois, Green River and the West
ern District of Kentucky, will have
representations on the breaks. ~
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Cor A DUcRING.-A deck hand
fell overheard from the Alice Dean,
while she lay out from the wharf.
Being able 10 swim, he put his ability
into practice, and swan with all his
might until his knees struck the pave
ment Of the levee.
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Louisville Market.

By telegraph LOUISVILLE, April IL.
FLoUR-e5.
WHEAT-eI 05aI 20.
CoRN-95c.
OATs-63c.
RYE--90c. a
GROCERIES-Quiet and firm; sugar l2c;
molasses 72c.
PoRK-22c. 3
BACoN-II%.I G016Lc. -
BULK MEATs-I0X, 159l5M; hams SIC
LARD-l6L.
WHIsKYEscarce good demand at 81 OO9
1 OIL.
T~oBAcco-Sales 100 no sheads at S 5Oa2s:
market active and strong.
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BOARD OF EoUALIzATIoN.-On ac-
count of the non.arrival of some Of
the country assessors there was no
meeting of the Board yesterday.
They will meet this morning in the
Commissioners Court room.
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B6S-The city was very bare of amuse-
ments yesterday; not even a provoke
case before the 'Squires, and only u
miserable wife whipper before the
Recorder. He favors "woman's suf-
f~erinR."
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b5-T, @. 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-
gress and Rockbridge Alan Waters.
ia17-tf
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CRIMINAL OOURT.-The only bust
ness done in this Court, yesterday,
was the swearing in of the Grand
Jury. The Cramer case is set down
for this morning.
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CoRRECTIoN. - Marshal Wunder-
Itch says that Policeman jackson is
entitled to the credit of having caught
Allen Lewis. the negro who stole q
a pair Of boots that he oonld not wear.
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COAL OINDERg,

We have q quantity or good Gin.
ders that any person can have. AP.
ply 30 our FRESHMAN.
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by IeteSrapn.I NEW YORK. April IL
The weather being Indictment. there was
only q moderate business at prices no par
ticular change, hence we only note the re-
duction of one half cent in Harrisburg II
sheetip rs, which are now selling at I2c
per yard. Trade generally inert, and
while stocks are ample, the market is
lacking in b~uoyancy.
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BS In imitation of an "old and
experienced journalist" who writes
local articles for an obscure Demo-
cratic paper, the calmness that over
spreads the community is hereby re-
corded in the highly original and
striking remark that "it was dull for
locals yesterday"
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Ba%The only place in the city
where the beautiful Rembrandt Pho
tographs are made is at Parkhills
Gallery, No. 10 South Second Street
between Main and Locust. 1t
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b@~Two hundred boxes Of the
Perfumed Initial Paper was received
yesterday, at the JoUNAL Office.
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DELEaATEs.-The Presbytery of
Salem, which was in session last week
at Bloomington, appointed Rev. w.
II. McCarer and Col. John W. Eos
ter, of this city, Commissioners to
the United General Assembly of
the Presbyterian Church, which
meets in Philadelphia in May. =
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pa5 Wagley's splendid lake trout
make an excellent breakfast. He has
barrels of them.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-James Muir
tina was fined ten dollars, and sent to
prison for beating his wife.
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BSrThe Jail has just undergone a
regular Spring horse cleaning, being
thoroughly whiteHashed and reno
waited.
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B65- The Artesian Springs Park
will be formally opened for tho sea-
son on Saturday next.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-No session yester-
day; adjourned to 9 o'clock this
morning.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
The Latest.

Go to Strouse & Bros, IS Main
Street, and sec the Prince Arthur
Suits for Spring and Summer. They
are beautiful. apr12-2t
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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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gsEr New Calieoes and other new
Dry Goods Just received at
ScHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'s.
~. mh7-tf
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BG-A large supply Of Envelopes,
Paper, &c., at the JOURNAL Office,
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TOBACCO SALE.-Sale at Ford's
Warehouse to-day; a general assert
ment will be offered.
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B6-Superior Pencils and Penhold,
ers at the JOURNAL Office.
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p4~Fifth Annual Ball of the Cigar
Makers Union, at National Hall,
Monday evening, April IL, 1870.
Tapr12 ct.
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DO tha Merohanta of EVansvila.

10 the Merchants Of Evansville.
here has been much complaint from
bsh shippers and cOnslgnees, on account
othe delay of freight shipped over the
Evansville and Cairo packets for Column
bs and points on the Mobile & Ohio Rail-
rcd. we have now made arrangements
VIII the Evansville and Cairo packets to
diver such freight TO as, and we can now
garantee its being promptly forwarded
Tits destination. Please consign such
flights to "Care Of Steamer Dan. Able,
Giro" w. A. LOWTH,
.pl7-Iw Master Steamer Dan. Able.
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Farm for SaleNear EyausyIlIe-

leo acres of valuable land withiI 4
miles of Evansville, on the Green
river road. for sale, on easy terms.
Thirty-6ve acres Improved. Possess
sion given Immediately. The land is
very desirable, and a bargain can be
had by applying at once to
ALvAH JOHNSON,
- Real Estate ,Aoe,s
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Mrs. J. Hastings has just received
all the latest styles of bonnets, hats,
and every thing nothe millinery line,
which she is selling at the very lowest
price, No. so Main Street UP Stairs.
Il anril7 1w rS3tE5Aaa
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FoUND.-A fur cape; enquire Of
Chas. Hentz, private watchman, or at
the JOURNAL Office.
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( Ladies if you want anything done
in the Dress and C1oakH-6 t4Ine'
call at Mrr-LEastlngs, NO. on MAIN
G1-oeT, up stairs. apTii7 lW.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-12

PRIVATE SALE on next Thursday,
the 14th inst, of one set Of Furniture,
one Carpet, Piano, Guitar, &C., at my
room at Mrs. Drew's, on Walnut
Street, between First and Second.
apr12-tu-thur.l E. VoN Roy,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-12

Cricket and Shoe Fly Caps just
received at Dannettell & Duhme's,
67, Main Street. 1w.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-12

R@ An kinds of Soft Felt and
fashionable Silk Hats made to order
at WEBER & Co.'S,
apr6r3ml y MOB Main st.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-12
new Orleans Harket.

BY Tegraph.l NEW ORLEANS, April IL.
CopH-Qufot and firm; sales OF 1850
balest 22Lc for m1ddling. Other mar
kets Unchanged.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-12

J EaS@ Torn Currency and County
Orders taken at par for goods, at
SCHAPKER, BBsSFNG & Co.'S.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-12
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1t never fails, saves time and vexa-
ton ofspirit; saves milk; elegant bis
Quits are made with water. Free
from all Injurious materials. None
like it. Wholesale agency at the ORR
entail Tea Store, New Opera House.