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NUMBER 80
BOY'S RIGHTS.
BY A BOY.

1'alk about The women ard he darkeys,
and the-the-all the rest of 'em all ars
not half SO badly treated as the boys are.
Ask any boy. know a lot, and can
give you all their names. Ask 'em all.
They'll tell you that TO lie boy is TO be
somebody without a right in the world.
You're to take all the sass that's given to
you, and give more back, cause you're
boy. You are to pay full fare in the cars
and omnibus, cause you're boy and not
child and never have seat, cause
you're boy and not man. Fat women
gets in after it's all full and looks about
her; every body looks at you. Old gems
tleman says, "My son" feprovingIy.-
Conductor says, ''Come now, my boy"
You've paid your sixpencc. No mat ter,
that's nothing. You've been on your legs
with bundles, all day. Who cares, you're
boy. Now horse has such load
given TO him as he can carry, and man
won't take any more than he can walk
under. Ask boys what grown folks think
they carry. There's no limit to it. Who
doesn't know a boy who does a mans
work well, and does it for a tenth of what
a man would get for it 2 Who hasn't
read an advertisement for boy who
''writes a good hand, understands ac-
counts, is willing TO make himself useful
boards with his parents is trustworthy
no objection to sitting up all night; not
anxious for meals at regular times; no
impudence about him. The best rcconlen-
daiions required, and two dollars week
wages Ask boys whether old fellows
don't make as much fuss about such places
as if they were doing you favor that
would set you up for life. Who wants a
boy anywhere Your sisters don't in
parior. Your father don't; he always
asks you whether you're not wanted TO
do something, somewhere. You make
your mothers head ache every time you
come near her. Old women snap you
up. Young women ''hate boys Young
men tease you, and give il to you if you
tease back. Other fellows-it's because
they are aggravated 50, | know-always
want to fight if they don't know you; and
when you get black eye and torn jack
ct, you hear of ii at home. You look
back and wonder if you were ever that
pretty little fellow in yaller petticoats that
everybody stuffed with candy and you
wonder if ycu'll ever be a man. and be
liked by the girls, and treated politely by
the other fellows, and paid for your work,
and allowed to do as you choose. And
you make up your mind every day not 10
be boy any longcr than you can help it
and hear your grandfather or somebody
complaining that there care no boys
now," and wonder if he remembers the
life he led, and that he don't consider it a
subject of rejoicing. There's only one in
it all: boys grow up, and when they do,
they generally forget all they went through
with in youth, and make the boys of their
day suffer just as they did.
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AUTOMATIC RAILWAY GATE

The patentee of the above has also invented
and paten! ed an AUTOMATIC RAILWAY
GATE. TO which he invites the attention of
railroad men, Full information will be fur
nished on application, and Company Rights
will be disposed of by the inventor. Address
as above. [jan. IL. 10. IT..
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DEVERE THE MEMORY OF
~ FRIENDS DEPARTED!
MONUMENTS, TOMBST0NES,' &c.
The subscriber still continues to manufacture
of the best material and in the most
workmanlike manner, at the
Loretto Marble Works,

all kind of MONUMENTS AND TOMB
STONES, as well as TABLE and BUREAU
TOPS. and ali other work in his line. None
but the best American and Italian marble
used, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed 70
all cases at prices as low as iike WORK can eau
be obtained in the cities or elsewhere Call
and see specimens and judge TOR yourselves
as to the merits cheapness of my work.
JAMES WILKINSON.
Loretto, March u, l668.ly.
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TuoRoueu wAsuERwOMAN- Soda
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Flat fs!sehood-lyins on your back,
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9LS AT .S e. EASILY, A1roRNrY-
lsctions and SiarnTo'lt0ncn. ~ Cambria Co., Pa.
lsOded to and all legal business promptly
Jan 81, 1867.
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l. 'qnaIGAEAD, md Gct Justice o., the Peace
cSce fOrmaa,A fn,m A9ent.-ofice removed to
qrdsc'd, on GEIy n.y. occupied by NJ. Hasson,
h ,,-eh ugh ST.. Ebensburg. lis.
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'rros, F. STORM, PRAcucAL STR
"eet, opposite sit1SSoao, SoI, Pa; oHice on Cen
oolonade Row. (my.5.)
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New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, April u.
CoTToE-Ieavy and lower; sales OF coo
bales at 255S for middling uplaDds.
FLoUR-Eeceipts l24zj bbls; a shade
81 65a4 IS for superfine state and western I;
81 S50s5 IS for extra state; "a S00s5 so for ex-
H.O.; s. 25g6 90 for extra st. Louis; So coz
S 90 for good to choice do.
RYE FLoUR-5teadyi sales 10 bb's at
81 2595 40.
WHIsKY-Lower; sales go bbls western
at 81 O51z9I o., free.
WHEAT-Active export and milling de-
mand lQ2e advance; receipts 5000 bush /;
sales 10000 bush at 81 1901 Is for No.
spring: 81 f59l 1917 for No. spring; 81 IN
tor winter red illinois: 81 259l Z11a FOR win"
ter red and amber western.
RYE-Qulet and steady.
BARLEY-Dull, without change.
OATS-Iu moderate request. unchanged;
receipts II $50 bush; sales 81, 900 bushels at
90962% for western store af1oat; 66g63c for
Ohio State.
RN-Unchanged; receipts IL 900 bush I;
sales 81 900 bush at 81 109I IL for new mixed
western; 81 03 for inferior do: 81 II for
western yellow: 81 IS for old mixed west
eTn afloats 81 l51S for sound yellow.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole dropping; 2S1z
light weights.
WooL-Favors buyers; sales Of $40 600 lbs
at 45Hg52A for domestic fleece; zoe for un-
washed; 371z@42 for pulled.
HoPs-Quiet and drm.
HAY-S59e0c for shipping and 81 o5aI 20
FOR retail lots.
COFFEE Firm and qulet.
MoI.AssEs-Dull; sales of 100 hhds Cuba
at 9qS1z, and 100 hhds Porto Rico at I0c.
RIcE-Lower; Carolina Gaze.
PErRoLEUM-F1rm; l5c for crude; 2615
for refined.
PoRK-Firmer; sales of 400 bbIs mess L
SIS 0g2S so; prime S2I922 25, and S24 SOFA
p % FOR prime mess; also 1900 bbls mess,
May and June. at s28 So
BEEF-Steady; sales 700 bbls at SIO115 OO
| for new plain mess, and sI4817 50 for new
extra mess: tierce beef In fair request
sales 200 tierces At s2lg2s 90 for prime mess,
and e2993O 90 for India mess; beef hams
steady; sales 100 bbls at s28a3S 90 for new
middles quiet and firm; sales OF 30 boxes
/ long clear at SIS 90.
CUT MEATs-Steady; sales OF 800 plxgs at
| lO14gl2c for shoulders, and l59I7c for
hams.
LARD-Firmer; $50 tierces at 155<Ql6zS fo1
steam, anu l694gl14 for kettle; also COO ties
prime steam, May, at I6%.
| for Ohio
CHEEsE-In better demand at IOaI7c.
FREIGHrs-To Liverpool more active
engagements of 10000 bushels OF wheat al
Id per steam.
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Cincinnati Market

By Telegraph CIEoIENATI, April n.
FLOUR Firm and quiet; S5g5 rs for
WHEAr-sieady at 81 10aI 70.
G90c.
OATs-Steady at 55aG2c.
RYE-Dull: 92@05c.
BaRLEY-Very dull; spring 7O@s0c; fall
COTTON shade lower; mlddIIng 22c.
but demand good at the decline.
IOBACCo-Acttve: sales OF $50 hhds at
81 90 TO SIS 80 for frosted trash to prime
leaf
WmsKY-In better demand at 81 90;
market firm.
Mes PoRK-Held nrmly at s29 90; de-
mand light
BULK MEATS - Held NaJ<c higher:
shoulders sold at 1l1s, but held at nLc:
sides In demand at l4c. and clear rib and
clear at az and l5H; the hrmness of hold
ers checks business.
BAcoN-Held higher: shoulders I2L
clear rib sides sold at l6c; clear held al
1921. they sold at 1910.
Labelled at 1919, and some ask I6J<c
no sales.
BUTTER-Flrm; fresh made S3a25; no
demand for any other Kind.
EGGs-I5c.
LTNsEED oIL-ssa0oc, and the demand
fair,
LAR O1L-Advaneed to 81 2s1aI 30, but
the advance is followed up reluctantly.
GRocERIEs-Uuch firm, and in
good demand.
GoLD-SI II, buying.
EKCHANGE-Firm.
MONEY-Market easy.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Auction Notice.

Sale Of Elegant Furniture at the
residence of Mr.. Geo. S. Sonntag. on
First Street above Gum, Saturday
April Both at o'clock P. n.
l Velvet Tapestry Carpet, nearly
new.
Rosewood Piano.
] Sett Parlor Furniture, such as
Sofas, Chairs, &c. Also Fine Parlor
Curtains.
/ Extension Table. and Dining
Room articles and Kitchen Furni-
ture complete, aud other numerous
articles.
Sale positive-terms cash.
Possession of premises to be given
Immediately.
Remember 2 o'clock Saturday.
I. NJ. ELLIOTT,
Apr % 3t Auctioneer.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Weldon Bros. &
Co., will offer this morning. at the
usual hour, some thirty hogsheads
tobacco, fifteen Of which are from
Messrs. j. III. &c j. e. Reno, Of Green
Vile. KY, the Judge accompanying
it. Messrs. Reno sold more tobacco
in this market last season than any
other dealer that shipped here, They
have bought largely this season, and
expect TO sell their entire purchase
here. This lot is their first Offering
of the season. Buyers remember
well the excellent manner in which
putting It on the market. a full at
tendance is desired, as some fun Is
expected.
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YTVHE Wilson Family Shuttle or Lock-
IL stitch Sewing Machine, stitches alike
on both sides. Will sew as nice, as fast
and as strong as any nigh priced sewing
machine, and twill do all kinds OF sew
ing as well as any other machine. Why is
10 that the Wilson machine sells at $40
and $50, while others sell at 275 and g65
The reason is that buy the Wilson ma
chine direct from the factory, for cash,
and the hlgh-prIced machines are sold on
commission, and have to go through sew
eral hands before the purchaser gets them.
There Is the General Agent, Travelling
Agent and Local Agent; each OF these
agents get a high commission or salary.
That makes the machine blgh-priced, but
no better.
Call and examine the Wilson Sewing
Machine, and satisfy yourself TENS liij-
eral Each machine warranted for three
years.
Why pay s75 or sS5 for n machine IL you
can get one for gao or $50, that will answer
the same purpose. Office corner Sixth and
Main, Evansville Ind. These machines
can also be had at Rahm's store Lamasco,
corner Fulton Avenue and Sixth streets.
j. NJ. GLEICHMAN, Agent for the coun-
tses OF Vanderburgh, Posey, Gibson. spen-
Ger, Warrick and Pike, Ind, also for Hen
dergon county, Ky. mh4-lWd 3mW
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HI ER NEW q .
For oUter River ncms See 7ntrd Page.

The clouds thickened last night,
and between z and 8 o'clock the wind
strengthened to a gale and some rain
fell, and before 9 o'clock it seemed as
if il had set in for settled rain, and
the night was quite blustery, though
very warm. The river continued
about stationary, but will be falling
rapidly to day.
The additional arrivals and depar-
lures up to midnight, include the
Clara Scott to Wabash River; Idle
wild. to Cairo; Mallie Ragon, to
Nashville; Morning Star, to Louis
vile; Hartford, from Green River;
Quickstep. from Cairo; Belle Vernon,
Pittsburg to st. Louis.
The Morning Sta7 has had her
smoke stacks shortened some 10 feet,
so as to allow her to pass under the
bridge at Louisville, and now looks
quite odd, being scarcely recognized,
as she came down. Capt. A. L. Gill
more, her distinguished Head Centre,
has again assumed commando and
looks as natural as life. He says the
Palestine is now as good as new, and
is ready to take the track whenever
needed. We acknowledge the cour-
tcsy of visit from Capt. Gilmore
last night.........The Hartford brought
in big trip of tobacco and miscella-
neous freight."......The Robert E..
Lee passed Brandenburg at 4 P. NJ,
yesterday, on her way down. She
may possibly be found here early this
morning; but Capt. Cannon loses no
time, and when his freight is aboard
he is off like pot leg..........We had
a pleasant visit last night from Capt.
John II. Triplett, late clerk of the
Norman, who is in the city, enjoying
his otiuna cum dig, and taking obser-
vations........Geo. Williams expected
to return South on the Robt. E. Lee,
last night.........The Quickstep and
Belle Vernon arrived at q quarter to
A. NJ, with big trips.........By dis
patch from Cincinnati, Wa learn that
the Alice Dean met with slight dis
aster in attempting to pass under the
bridge at Cincinnati, yesterday, and
will have to lie over. She re-ships
on the Robert Burns, que here to-
morrow.......Capt. Ben, f. Egan
went out as clerk Of the Mallie Ra-
gon. yesterday, George Savage
Throop having stopped off for weeks
recuperation.
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River uiannfchaa.

PITTsBURd, April 27.-Monongahe-
la falling feet 10 inches in channel;
at Greensboro feet6 inches and fall
ing: Brownsville, falling 8 feet; Oil
CITY, 2 feet 10 inches and falling. Ca
meiia arrived from Nashville: Fon-
tenelle for Missouri River departed
this evening. Weather cloudy and
warm, and indications Of rain.
P1TTsBURG, April a. Weather
cloudy and pleasant. Monongahela
feet Z inches and falling. Arrived,
the Camelia, Juniata; departed. the
Fontenelle, for Missouri.
CINCINNATI, April 27.-River has
fallen 3 feet II inches; 80 feet 3 inch
es in channel; weather cloudy; Their
mometer 750.
CINCINNATI, April 27.-The river
has fallen feet, with 81 feet in the
channel and 90 feet space under the
bridge. Weather hazy and warm.
Arrived, the Messenger. from St.
Louis. Departed, r. Il. Hudson, for
Wheeling; Norman, for Evansville I;
Robert Burns, for Memphis; Alice
Dean. for New Orleans; Messenger.
for PIttsburg-
LOUISVILLE, April 27.-Arrived,
Belle Vernon, from Pittsburg; Indi-
ana, from New Orleans; Wauanita,
from Cincinnati; Robt. Z. Lee, from
New Orleans; Kate Robinson, from
Cincinnati; Emma Floyd, from Gin
cinnati. Departed. Robt. E. Lee. for
New Orleans; Wauanita, for New
| n.Iuz. - o.
Louis; Emma Floyd, for Nashville.
River has fallen "a inches In the last
"a hours; Is feet in the canal, and 16
in the chute, with Y feetspace under
the bridge. Weather cloudy aud
warm. Mercury 800.
CAIRO, April 27.-Belie Memphis,
Memphis to st. Louis, 2 AN; j. N.
Kellogg, st. Louis to New Orleans,
2; Crescent City, Evansville to Bayou
Teche, Z; Grand Lake. No. 2, Louis
vile to New Orleans. z; VIII S. Hays,
Memphis to Mound City, 8; Mary
Alice, New Orleans to st. Louis 10;
Arthur, st. Louis to New Orleans. q
PM; Tyrone, Nashville Packet, 5;
CITY of Evansville. Evansville Pack
ct, 5. River rose 6 inches. Raining
Mercury 72'.
ST. LOUIS, April 27-Arrived-
Mcdonald, from Omaha; Illinois
from Peoria; Shamrock. from Gin
cinnati; Forsythe, from Vicksburg
Bee and barges, and Bismarck, from
New Orleans; Rob Roy, from Keo-
kuk; Storm, Laselle, and Belle Mem
phis, from Memphis. Departed
Lewis, for Kansas City; Cairo anC
Wicks, for Memphis; Watts, for Ten
nessee River; Illinois, for Peoria
Dictator, for New Orleans; Musca
tine, for st. Paul; Anna, for Cincin-
natl. River falling. Heavy rain thi
afternoon.
NASHVILLE, april 27.-River sta
tionary with 6 feet on Shoals; wealth
er fair and warm. Arrived-Lewel
lin from Evansville. Departed-Jn no
Lumsden for Cairo; Lewellin for Ev
ansvillei Umpire for Burksville.
VICKsBURG, April 27.-Down, tn
Mary Miller, Commonwealth, Bell
Lee. River rising. Weather pleas
ant.
New ORLEANS. April 27.-Arri
ved-Mohawk ard barges, and Gran,
Era, from st. Louis. Departed
Alaska. for Cincinnati.
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The EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co M
PANY have for sale, at their STATION
cry STORE, next door TO the
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Sc. LOuIs Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, April q.
ToBAcCo-Strong and unchanged.
CoTTON-Ftrm at 22a22M.
HEmP-FIrTn at 81 20DI 80 for addressed.
FLoUR-Ftrm but quiet at So 90d4 Is for
fall superhne: "a 65g4 90 for Xxx; family
brands IS 70G7 50.
WHEAT-Spring better at SIC for No. q
held at 63c; choice No. do 0Oc. and choice
fail Arm and active at 81 25MI SO
GoRN-Higher AZ e0999c Tor mixed and
yellow.
OATs-Better at 50958..
BARLEY-Quiet.
RYE-QuieL at 65c@67c.
WHIsKY-Firm at 81 024l OF.
GRoCERIES-StronR sugar about &c high
er; coffee 2J1ag23c; molases 75c for prime
reboiled.
PoRR-Firm at S2S 75a29 90.
DRY SALT MEATS-Q uotes liz for should
ers; l5N for clear rib; I51z9l554 for clear.
BACoN-Stiif az ~ for shoulders: 16c for
clear rib, and 1871 for clear, the latter held
at l7c at close.
LARD-Higher at l6c for country kettle
sales OF IL Kegs; choice city fierce held at
IGZC.
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Chicago Market.
BY TelegraphI

by telegraph CHICAGO, April n.
FREIGHTs-Dull.
FLOUR-Firm with fair business at
yesterdays prices.
WHEAT-Irregular and the investment
In No. Is entirely speculative; Eales st
S615@SI% at closingi outside nominal
transactions at liberal prices, huctuating
at ST@9l% seller May $4,000 seller June;
other grades quiet. This afternoon the
market was unsettled at 8Sc bid cash S85zc
bid seller May: 80 asked.
CoRE-Transactions liberal at 655zGS7c
for No. 2; S2dS21zc for new; optional trad
Ing light at SIC Tor No. 2 seller May: In the
afternoon the market was dull at SIC seller
May.
OATs-Aetive and prices easier at 469
47c cash i0c buyer April: 4694656c seller
April; 469471Sc seller May; closing quiet.
RYE Easier; closing at 75g75Lc.
BARLEY-Dull.
HIGuWINEs = Quiet end closing with
sellers at 81 OF; no buyers
MESS PoRK-Fairly active; closing at
S28 so; mess ordinary 82S so.
LARD-Firm at 164l61zc.
HAMs-Sweet picked steady at 159l6c.
MEAT5-Firm at lie for dry sailed shout
ders; lac or rough sides: l4Lc for short
rib; l5c for short clear middles loose.
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BIG SHIPMENT-The largest lot of
glassware received at this place for
some time was received yesterday by
Lichten & Tchenhauser. per steamers
Mary Davage aud Argosy. 1t consist
ed of several hundred boxes, among
which were three hundred and fifty
boxes of fruit jars. embracing the
Solid Ring, wire top; the United
States, self-sealing, and the famous
Victory, glass top self-sealing.
These gentlemen have the exclusive
sale of the famous Victory jar in
this market, and the large quantity
of all kinds which they have bought
for the ensuing fruit season enables
them to defy competition.
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Evansville & CraWfOrdsYIlle.

p NJ. e:29 P M...lO:15 M
refTe Haute. 3 80 2 NJ. 9:15 p NJ. :15 P N
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RasIrahle Lots at Auction.

On the evening of May 3D., at a
o'clock, we will offer for sale at pub.
lie auction, four % feet lots, situated
at the corner Of Sycamore and Eighth
Streets.
The sale will take place at Kaiser's,
opposite the above described lots,
corner OF Sycamore and Eighth
Streets, and where the terms of sale
will be made known.
ScHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
fl. GUMBERTs, Auctioneer.
npF22ts.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Allen Lewis,
who is not a stranger to this tribunal,
paid So % for the luxury of excessive
potations.
Dan. Reddy got ready to retire for
the night, but installing the residence
Of colored washerwoman for no
tel, insisted upon being accommo-
dated.
Mr.. Grifiiths being appealed to for
protection, took Reddy to.the lookup
where he was provided with lodgings,
for which 81 % were charged. Dan.
gave security for the fne.
Frank Helberg. from abroad, con-
tributed So % for the support of the
Walnut Street Caravansary.
Sally Hardy and Hannah Powell
had little scrimmage on Tuesday
afternoon, for which Policeman jack
son brought them before the Recor-
der aad they secured continuance
until this morning.
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WAIVED ExAMINTIoN.-Lydia Nc
Donald waived an examination before
Justice Walker, yesterday, and gave
bond 10 appear before the Criminal
Court, on a charge of making threats
against the person and property of
Margaret Thompson.
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eTEAMBoAT LINES.


TO LoUIsVrLLE.-Every Monday at 10
o'clock An. Every Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at {
TO CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday. at 4
o'clock P. Ms
10 GREEN RIvER.-Every Monday, Tues
day Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
Pm.
TO EAsTPoRT. Every Tuesday and SO
urday at4 O'Clock p. N.
To HERDERsoF-Dally, except Sundays,
ut o'clock Pm.
To NAsHvILLE-Every Tuesday, Wednes-
day and saturday at p. NJ:
Transient boats daily up and dowr.
To CINCINNATI-EYery Saturday at 10
AN.
TO CANsELroN-Every Tuesday, Thurs
day, ana Saturday at 10 Am.
RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon.
vtlIe,) carrying the mail, leaves at 7 A. N.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Arrives by p. M, Tuesdays, Thursday
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon.
days and Fridays att A. n. Arrives Tues.
days and Saturdays by 4 p. N.
Mt. Vernon Mall Stage leaves daily (eI
cept Sundays) at "A. NJ. Arrives daily (ez
sept Sundays) by p. N
To NEWRURG.-HacK daily Except gun
1ay,) from the Merchants Hotel st ;
O'Clock p. M.
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Leave Mail. Expr. Freight.
Evansville ...10:1O A L.. 4:30 2 L.. $40 A N
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OUR FATHERS House

Or 1.-THE Unwrltten Word" by the popu-
lar author OF Night Scenes In The Bible
His last works immense sale makes GER
tain this ones success. All who have one
want the other. Rose-tilted paper. Steel
Engravings. Clergymen, Teachers, ener-
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township TO act as agents. A paying busf-
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European Markets.
By Telegraph

BY Telegraph LONDON, April n.
Consols for money 941z; account 941s9
9f4. Amertcan securities 81 eady 62's SS1s
67's S91z: 65's s7I l0-40's So; Erie's 1871: iii
nofs Central MY; Atlantic and Great
Western IA. Stocks firmer and higher.
LIVERPOOL, April Election steady
middling uplands ll@1iZ; Orleans 1l9E
sales 10000 bales. California white wheat
IS 2d@9s Sd red western NO. 2 rs IId@Ss
winter So sdgss 30. Western -four los Cd.
Corn mixed 29s Cd. Oats 3 Sd. Barley SIS.
Pork zoos. Beef i0Ss Cd. Lard 70s. Cheese
Us. Bacon SIS for Cum berland cut. Conn
mrn rosin IS 6dq4s Cd. Petroleum un-
changed. Turpentine z9s@29s 3D..
PARIS. April I.-Bourso declining; rem
tes 7if I5c.
FRANKFORT, April 27.-Bonds fiat and
quiet,
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A WHOLE TEAM.-The report of
the reduction of Charley Shay to q
"one boss shay" has elected the in
formation that as Quineuplexal
only, he is extinct, having joined his
fortunes with a circus. and instead Of
being zone boss shay" is a whole
team with horses to let.