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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-26
OITY ADVERTEsElBTEYT

AN ORDINANCE in relation to private and
public wharves and the shore of the
ohio River, in front of the City of Ev-
anSvtlle, declaring certain things there
on erected or placed to be nuisances. and
providing for the establishment of q
Water f5Il.el at high water mark.
IPasSed February II, 1901.
SECTION 1. Be il ordafLed by the Com
mon Council of the City OF Evansville
That any House, Storehouse, Warehouse,
ure Of any kind whatsoever. Or apv paTt
thereof, hereafter erected or placed on any
private or public wharf, or any place for
kind whatever. navigating or brought TO
said city upon the waters OF The Ohio
River, or on any part of the shore OF said
river below the line OF hiAh water mark al
any place within the corporate limits of
the city OF evansville is hereby declared
to be nuisance.
SEC. 2. That any person or PERSONS who
shall erect or place or cause To be erected
or placed, any House, storehouse, Ware
house, shop, Saeds or other building or
structure OF any kind p hatsoeVer, or any
part thereof, below high water mark at
any point upon any private or public
wharf, or any part of the shore OF the Ohio
city of Evansville, contrary to the pro-
visions OF this Ordinance, shall, on con-
VictiOn, forfeit and pay the sum of one
Hundred Dollars fol every such offense,
and The further sum of One Hundred Dol
lars for each day during which any such
house or structure snail be permitted to
remain upon such wharf or 4TirsT shor6
below high water mark, as aforesaid.
SEC. 3. That it shall be the duty of the
City Surveyor, as soon as practicable after
the passage OF this Ordinance, to survey
and mark the line OF high water mark
upon ana along the WhaFFes ana shore of
said Ohio RIVER, IN front OF and within
the corporate limits of the city of Evans
Vile, and return to the Common Council
of said city a report of said survey, with
8 plat or diagram o. She same showing at
or opposite all street intersections the dis
lance from the upper line OF Water Street
line OF high water mark; sa id line to be
designated and known as the water line
of the city of Evansville.
Attest: WM. II. WALKER, Mayor
a. NJ. McGRIFF, CITY Clerk. [fe23 st
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ORGAN DEDICATION. The dedica-
ton ceremonies at Che Sixth Street
Jewish Temple commenced at six
o'clock last evening, under the direc.
ton of Rev. Mr.. Hecht, opening
with an organ prelude. This was fol-
lowed by the reading of the 39th
Psalm in Hebrew and German by
Mr.. Hecht, and the singing Of the
same by the choir, also in German.
Sermon by Mr.. Hecht on the His
tory of the sacred music Of the Jews,
from the scriptural times to the pres
ent." Singing of the 92l Psalm.
After these dedicatory services, the
usual Sabbath evening services were
performed.
A hymn was sung in English,
Hallelujah. praise the Lord" after
which a prayer was offered up, and a
benediction invoked on the congre-
CATION, and on the citizens; conelud-
ing with the anthem for Thanksgiving,
" Oh, be joyful in the Lord all ye
lambs"
The singing was unusually good
throughout, but the solo, BE sure
that the Lord He IS God" by Mrs.
Schlessinger. was a splendid perform
ance, displaying a voice which, for
volume and melody, are rarely sur
passed.
Mrs. Recha Heimann and Miss Car
RE Baum also sang sweetly, and con-
tributed largely to make up the splen-
did chorus so we'll filed by noble male
voices.
The organ has fifteen stops. SO ar
ranged that they can be worked by
pedals, SO as to change the organ
from the great organ to the swell in
stantly.
1t has but one bank Of keys, this
arrangement of the stops, making any
more unnecessary.
Its tone is splendid, and its machi-
merry is pronounced by Professor Ma
thias equal to anything in the city.
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h~It is amusing to see how differ
ent persons regard the weather.
There were six young ladies walking
together on Main Street yesterday.
One of them wore a cloak and fur
collar; another, heavy sacque, and
had cloud wrapped around her
head, while several of the others had
neither sacque. nor furs, .nor anything
more than they would have in Sum-
mer time.
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MARRIED.

THOMAS-KNIGHT- At Mt. Carmel,
Illinois, at s PM, on Thursday, February
Path, by Rev. q. W. Hughey, CASH THoAd-
As, OF this city, to Miss ALICE KNIGHT,
daughter of 8. 5. Knight, of Mt. Carmel.
We most heartily congratulate our gal
liant young friend upon his good fortune
in winning the heart and hand of one of
the fairest of the fair daughters of the
Wabash Valley, and trust that his voyage
through life may be pleasant and prosper
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RAMSDELL NORWAY 0ATg-

For those VINO wish 10 experiment IN a
small way. with these giant cereals, we
have concluded to OFF, DOLLAR SA NJ
PIE PACKAGES, tlus giving everybody
chance to profit by their Introduction
Any man, woman, or boy who has a farm
garden. or village lot, can make S50 by
sending 81 at once for pacEage, enough
to grow 10 bushels. sent, post paid win
printed history fun OF Interest 70 every
farmer. Lock cut for counterfeit seed +!
Order only from tie originatOrs d. "
RAMSD ILL & &C, 2I3 Pearl Street New
York, or III Lake street Chica- O. Glrcu-
lar free
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New 0rleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Feb. D.
COTTON - Quiet and steady; middiing
OF 22ISa2Z5Ic; receipts {, 228 bales; exports
S,Is6 bales: sales OF 5000 bales; receipts for
the week 40 ,S35 bales; exports 3S,2O3 bales
sales 800 bales.
FLOUR-Scarce at IS 1896 121%d6 so.
CoRE-ScaTcs and higher; 81 p.
OATS-Easier at Csc.
BRAE-NOue here.
HAY-Scarcef prime Western S35.
PORE-Duil al S29d20 ..
315@17x@IS1zc
HAMs-19c.
IsARD-Tierces 163l61zc; key lS1[01SIzc.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs--In good demand
at vest erday's prices.
WHIsKY-RectIded 81 90: raw 81 05.
COFFEE -Uuchanged.
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Re-opened for the Season.

B. F. Tribe & Co., having bought
the Factory of w. Hunnel. wish to
inform the public that they have com
menced running, and will fill all or
dors for Sash, Doors. Blinds, Frames,
&c. Dressed Flooring, Weather
boarding, and all kinds of Lumber to
order, on short notice. Call and see
US. Factory-corner of Walnut and
Fifth St. feb2l Wv.
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sss it0H}a 8aFE6t.
By feieBraph.i ST. L0UTs Feb. %.
ToBACCO-Steady and unchaa. led.
COTToH-Nothiug doing.
HEMP-llull and unchanged.
FLoUR-In fair demaod and unchanged /;
low grades wanted: Fail supaifine "a 25a
81 80; extra 81 00G4 20; Xxx "a 9J95 %,
WHEAT - Dull and irregular, but not
quotably changed; No. 9 Spring In ele-
vator 1885, No. do. 9}c: No. red FAN SI6
81 ca; n do. 81 05al OF.
Consistently; l@2c higher; mixed 739
74e; yellow 1885, white $685.; the latter
for fancy.
oATs-Flrmer at 4494514c In bulk: 5oa5}c
sacked.
BARLEY Dull at sl@I 10 for Minnesota
Spring; IL 2Ogl 23I Tor prime to choice
Fall.
RYE-Higher; 771z0S0c.
WHISKY-Eirm at 94c.
SUGAR-DuIl a. 0AMi3Ic for common to
choice Louisiana.
PoRK-S22 50; dry sailed meats nominal;
$4,000 pounds short rib sides, buyer
March, at Chicago, sold yesterday at l4c.
BACOE-Smal sales of shoulders were
made at l2%ci clear rib lG9l6Ac; clear
sides l6szGl7c.
LARD-NOmiual.
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THE NEW YORK NETuODJST

HuDllshes Sermon S, a Serial story for tho
Family, neW ChiIdren'g Sfoyy ~ tle
week, Caats with the Little Folks EditcS
I.als hy Tue best Methodist Writers a ~
enees lull Department IS OF SeeuIa p ~ u
liglous lntslllgence In short, wbafever
goes 70 make complete Family psrar
ITIce5 p ~ year. Liberal premiunns ~
canVassers. J early subscTiptiong ooro'
menee aL any time. For specimen 80,
close 2cent stamp 70
GhE METHODIST
III Nassau Street, New York
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TBE SIGILARIA." The article in
yesterdays JOURNAL on the petrifac-
ton in Captain Genung's office. was
premature and imperfect. Investiga-
ton shows it to be the Stignaria. or
root of the SigiIaria, instead of the
plant itself It is referred to in
Sir Charles Lyell's Manual of Ele-
mentary Geology. PIP. 367 and 1853. as
follows:
This fossil, the importance of
which has already been pointed out,
was formerly conjectured to be an
aquatic plant. 1t is now aseertained
to be the root Of Sigilaria. The con-
nection of the roots with the stem
was previously suspected on botanical
grounds, by Bropgniart, was first pro
ven by actual contacti In the Lancashire
coal-feld, by Mr.. Binney. The fact
has been shown even more distinctly
by Mr.. Richard Brown, in his descrip-
ton of the Stignlaros. occurring in the
uuderlays of the coal seams OF the
Island OF Cape Breton in Nova SEQ
tia.
The same work accurately describes
other petrifcations in Mr.. Genung's
collection, the Sigilaria 9oeUigata, the
ca7amite root, and others. Mr.. &C.
nung presented DR.. Fl. w. Cloud
with one of the specimens of Sigala-
ria for the State University. and the
place from which these were obtained
will probably add more to the geo
logical collection at that institution.
It detracts but little from the interest
attached to this specimen to be
learned that it is not snake, al
though, perhaps, a petrifed snake
would be greater curiosity.
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TOBACCO SoLD.-The sales at Mar
tin, Gardner & Co, Evansville Ware
house, yesterday, were: 10 Hhds; l
at So; l at 50 IS; Medium Leaf, at
$40. Cumberland River. and priced
too hard; 2 Indiana Leaf, at SO and
SO; 3 good Indiana Lugs at So BOO
g SO@8 80; 1 Dayiess County Leaf,
too high in order, at SO 70: 1 Graves
County shipped.
There will be another sale at 10 A.
n, to-day.
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a FACT FOR HRsIOLOGIsTs
-. 1t is a singular fact, that in this en-.
ngntened q. and country the treatment
usually adopted by the faculty in cas es OF
DY=PEPSIA (tEDIGEsTION) is the result of q
false theory, indicating q Idnentnbgg fcy1o-
rance Of the 11hBStOt0Oy Of The EGcqn0ch o1d
digestive organs, and Is IN NEST instance
calculated to establish ana confirm fIse
malady II is intended to remove. TIC
secretary Of the PilftddelDItIcr IOt0qlEo E1sf5
tttte Will 1eel pleasure In FORWARDING fFRTFA
10 ali applicants the excellent botanfg
remedy Tor lEDIGEsEIoN, BILIOUS Am
LIVER COMPLAINTS, recently dieoovered
Dy Profess Or Walker, OF sydney New
south Wales, Australia, and cofumuni.
Gated 70 the Institute by that distin-
gulsneQ boL2nlst, Thu Medical Refornn
society (at whose cost these annouy, =
Lnents appear wish IL TO be distinc+- -es-
uefstood that they will not, In -, 10y III
nor under any clrcumstany a 80 SnaPS
accept any contribution, r. ar minaiteFsI,
THIS recipe, The object Of the scit.t LOT
t 70 Ire superiority Of INC bas
I oaI over every other practice of TneCi-
SAtnes LIZ IN return only desire that tbCea
VINO may be stgnally benehLtod hv A. LII
IoLBafq 20 the Socisty a staferae6t ~ IT,
case, ana thus aid with facts in sccei1ro
atlng JA9 present movement in &C., -
nealeal reform, Enclose a directed a,1l ~
We VteaiePe 70 70 the Secretary Botanic J9lStffSate
Slo south Fifteenth ST., PhiIadeIphia. "a
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ouIsyiIle NnrRet.

~ ielesraph.i LoUIsvILLE. Feb. Is.
ToBACCo.--Sales of 1872 hhds. Tobacco at
% 13g5 % Trash at So 5Oa7 co Lugs: 81 500
W cW Leaf $40 O0gII o. Medium l. Good
70 W Medium bright wrapper.
CoTToE--LoWer, ~.
FLoUR-Family, IS %.
RHEAT-Red, 1t59ll5c.
CORN--93c,
OATS 63e,
PhOYIsIoNs-Firm Mess pork, 81 so;
o4c9n shoulders sII Is clear sides $40 rs
buik shoulders SO .; clear rib sI4 rs; clear
LARD--Tierce 1Gc; keg I7c,
HAMs-Sugar- cured i91zc
WHIsKT-AdYanced to CSC
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It is Impossible

To complete the outfit of the culina-
~ department without a supply Of
DooLEY's BAKING POWDER, The
best, purest and cheapest baking
powder known, as one pound will go
further than two pounds of ordinary
manufacture, and from it can be made
the sweetest and lightest kind Of bis
cults, rolls, corn. cakes. &C., &c, every
time, to perfection. One trial will
convince the most skeptical of its su-
periority over all others. For sale by
Grocers. feb21tu thu&sat.
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B telegraph MEzPHIs, Fsb. q.
CoTToE-puiI and nominal at 22lza23e.
Receipts SO bales; ex ports 2 ,7j5 bales.
FLoUR-F'irmer; superhne = 81
CoRE-9J9g2c.
OATS-d59G7c.
HAYES.
RRAN-s24a23 Co.
LARD-l614ce5I2.
PoRE-S20.
sid l5H9l6c. 80
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REAL ESTATE TRA1tsFERs.-The follow
ing transfers of Real Estate were made
during the week, ending February %, as
appears by the County Auditors Records !:
A Refs to Theresia Katie nbaeher, Lots
IA, Is and Is, Block 40, Lamasco, for $500.
E. L. Dodd to r K. DunkerSon, u W %
lot 2, Block p, Eastern Enl., for $3.50.
L. G. Knox 10 A. A. Cecil, Lot 8, Block
123, Lamasco, for 500.
j. III. Miller. s. V. c., to Helferieh and
RechJin, part of frac. Lot 8, Block ID,
Stocks Enl for S4l5.
Conrad Lttschgi TO Charles Blume, eqr.
or, ssh, for 81, $50.
VIM. GraneI to Ebenezer Cross, Lot IL
Block 8, Archer'S Emil, for S2l5.
ThoS. OfByrne 10 George Liant, part of
Lot I29, old plan, for S9,00os
John M. Geupel to John Schubert, n u of
Lot 3. Daum's Sub, for S475.
Henry Schaefter to Deig q Freund, pit.
II w cor, n Or, W Or, 23-6-lI, for 5000.
j. H. Miller SO @. to Henry ID. Allis, Lots
3 and in Block l32 LamascO city, for S235.
Mic. Reichart to Henry Angel, Lots II, Is
and IA, Block l, South Enl, for $500.
Frances SIN to Elizabeth Weyel, W or
u or l, 6 andl0, for $1,000
Robert Barnes to Frances Still. W or n
or /, 8 and 10, for 81 00O
Philip Vautier to Mary G.. BierbOWer, u
W pit of Lot OF old plan, for So, 500
John Whitehead to Jno. Edwards, Jr,
Lot and adjoining IA feet OF In Block
of Orr & Harris enl. for $3.50.
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H1 Saml Orr & Co. iron mer-
chants, have got we'll into their new
building, on Sycamore Street, and
are ready to receive company.
The new place is second to none in
the States, except as to size only.
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Valuable Property for sale,

The Oberdorfer property will be
sold at Auction on Saturday, the 18th,
at the Court House door, at o'clock.
The sale will positively take place.
A fine chance for bargains is offered.
feb25 2t
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EarOpesD HsFkets.

By Cable.l FANKFoRT, Feb. Fl.
Bonds opened firm at $50.
PARIS. Feb. 25-Bo1rse closed firm.
Rentes 70 francs,i zoe.
HAvRn. Feb. 25.-Cotton op ems quiet at
134, aflOat.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-Consuls 925k: money
and account bonds 9ozS for ,62, SgJz FOR '65,
ss5s for '67. lO-40s S514, Fries 2214.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. p -Cotton quiet and
unchanged; corn 279Z7s sd; bacon quiet.
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BALL OF THE G. G. SILVER BAND.
The tickets for this grand ball are
selling rapidly and. appearances indi-
cate that the ball will be first class
success. The proceeds of the ball are
to be applied to the purchase of a
new set of instruments 1t is to be
hoped the citizens will see that they
are sufficient.
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WEDDING SPoILED.-People who
get married for fun sometimes make
severe mistakes. A young couple
coming to this city on steamer yes
terday, took it into their heads to get
married for fun, and because there
was a couple on board that had just
got married in earnest. They had
proceeded with the joke to that part
of the ceremony where the minister
asks if there is any reason why they
should not marry, when an elderly
gentleman said he had. The lady
was in his charge, and be didn't feel
authorized to let it go on.
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Auction in Earnest.

Dry Goods are being sold at most
reasonable rates by TN Elliott. He is
closing out Stock from Gibsoi coun-
ty. His Auction Room is crow ded by
the ladies every day at 2 O'CLOCK and
Up. NJ. No "a, Main street.
fobOl &c
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New Advertisements.
ESTABLISHED 1897
WEIGH & GRTFExTRS
tMNs-ANcs-SaWa.

SAWS of all descriptions. AXES, BELT
ING and MILL FURNISHINGS. CIRCULAR
SAWS with Solid Teeth, or with patent
ADJUSTABLE POINTS, superior 10 all IIlsert-
ed Teeth Sans.
AZ Prices REDUCED! lea
Send for Price List and Circular
WEIGH q GRIFFITHS
Boston, Mass. or Defroit Mi. h
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chicago MarKeI,

BY Telegraph CHICAGO. Feb. %.
FLoUR-Very dull; sales limited 39594 5O
spring extra.
WHEAr-Opened dull at S09SOA for No2;
subsequently became drmer closing at No
S69S71zi Optional trading in No. 2 was {
SOgoUIs seller March; SI15gSlH seller last
half OF March ana SUA seller thirty days;
In afternoon M ArkeJ unsettled but fairly
active at S01S@S05z cash, seller March.
CORN QuteJ but i'm; 691z@6g5z Tor No. 3,
closing outside figure; sales FOR iutuIe de-
livery were 6914g69Z for seller March; III
0S72 Tor seller lHsy mali OF April and first
hatf May; during the afternoon market
quiet and MOI hing doing.
OATs-Demand altogether; speculative
at 3sg35z for No. 2, closing inside; for fu-
ture delivery there we're sizes at 30 9 351< for
seller March; So5z for seller april, and Ale
forseller last han April.
RYE -Qatst and steady at 06967 Ior
No.2
BARLEY-Inactivs; nominally unchang-
HIGHwISEs- sales; "a offered IS ask
ed Tor future delivery an active demand
existed a. prices 2a3c higher than the
above.
PROVIsIONs-EasIer for some descrfp-
tions; Mess Pork fairly active out prices
easier closing at S26 cash % S71Sa26 for SELL
eT March; 70 ia for seller ApT1l Meals
nrmzr; sales, short rio middles at 1917
loose; dry sailed shoulders at I0al0Z
rough s.desot l25<@l3, sand short ribbed
middle at l3t49 "A lOose.
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American Watches.

Just received at P. i, Geissler &
Coz. Ladies and Gents Gold Amer
can watches beautifully chased and
engraved; all those wanting a watch
will do we'll to give US a call at
"a Main Street.
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BJA petition is being circulated
in this city, asking that Congress tax
stills according to their capacity. and
that all other taxes on liquor be re-
moved.
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B%The late severe spell Of cold
weather has killed the peaches in
Parke County, so reported by gen.
tleman just from there.
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RELTGIoUs,-Elder Alfred Flower
will preach for the Church of Christ
at the Criminal Court rooms to-mor-
row, (Lord's Day. at 103 A. N. and z
P. NJ.
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LIE RELIeIOUs INTRREsT.


The morning meeting was as we'll
attended rs usual, the routine of SER
vices being about the same as on
other mornings; the same deep inter-
est being manifested, but without any
unusual incident to mark the occa-
sion.
EVENING MEETING.
Rev. Mr.. Martin read the Scripture
lesson: the parable of the wheat and
the tares.
The Rev. Mr.. Bowden preached
from Romans II. a " Or despisest thou
the riches of HIS goodness and forbear-
ance and Tong suffering" From which
he preached with considerable power.
After the usual services. a confer
ence meeting was held. The church
was filed about as usual. all the seats
being full.
The morning meeting will be held
this morning as usual, at the Vine
Street Church.
INGLE STREET CHURCH.
The interest at this church was such
as to crowd the house.
The services were very impressive,
the altar being surrounded with
seekers Of religion, and quite num-
Der were converted.
Rev Mr.. Hill. the pastor, will preach
on Sabbath at 101 A. NJ. and at u
Pm.
The evening meetings will be con-
tinued next week.
AT INDEPENDENCE.
The meetings at Independence are
carried on with undated interest.
They will be continued during the
next week.
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B9- We are just receiving a full
supply of $50 lbs, or small barrels of
salt. BAIRD & START,
Agents Mason City Salt Co.
feb26 1W
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SeW FOFE DFy G0oas karAel.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. q
The market for ali cotfOns, brown and
bleached. and of standard make, is active
and prices firm, while in the medium
Orchard n n Blown, I415c: Indian or
chard Brown. l51zc; Fallow "A Rleached.
I41zo; Chester 3 Bleached, a15c; aleubrook
Bieaehed, lOci Occidental Prints, l01zc
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EaT All persons having claims
against the firm of Sansom & Wilson,
are requested to present them to
Alex. Wilson, before the first day of
March. feb26 If
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LOCAL NOTICES.
PRIMERS WAETRn.

Good printers wanted at this Office.
Apply Immediately. No union men"
need apply.
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SUDDEN DEATH,-PriEate ad7ices
from Decker Station, on the Evans
Vile s. Charlottesville r. R., state that
Mrs. McCracken, wife of Robert Nc
Cracker, Esq. Postmaster of that
place, died quite suddenly on Thurs
day night or yesterday morning. She
had been slightly ailing for some time,
and on Tuesday she called on a GER
tain Doctor" McCrary to get some
thing to relieve pain above the
right eye.
He is reported to have put croton
oil in large quantity on her brow,
which she in rubbing with her hands
got into her eyes, causing her such
intense pain that she went into con-
vulsions, resulting in CONGESTION of
the brain from which she died as
above stated.
The Doctor" as soon as he saw
the effect of his treatment fed incon-
tinently. He is said to have no par
tieular amount of reputation either as
a man or physician, having been at
work for Dir. MeCracken getting 10
ice.
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80- Out of four Justices Courts
and the Recorders Court, not even a
provoke case came up. Isn't it
provoking?
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-26

WE have watched the course of SO many
distressed, eInaciated and forlorn dyspep-
tics, of WORKOUT and Frustrated females.
who have takea q new lease of life, and
gradually received V1gor, strength, health,
and the power of social pleasure, from the
effects or PLANTATION BITTERs, that we
are not surprised at the Testimonials daily
received. II IL is a pleasure to do good in
the world, how full must be the measure
of the Proprietols of these celebrated Bit
ters.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-26

CoNYICTs EN- ROUTE FOR FRANK
FORT, KY.-Five convicts, in charge
Of Sheriff Pyle and others, of Smith
land. Livingston County, KY, were in
this city yesterday. They came upon
the Fayette, and laid over until the
arrival of the Rose Hite, for Louis
vile. Three OF them were convicted
Of a most aggravated case of rape,
and the other two Of highway rob
berry. The former are named Henry
Brady, George Warner aud James
Riley. The highWaymen are George
Carey and L. G. Fiekery.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-26

sG- The best stock of Domestic
Goods, Sheetings, &C., at lowest
prices, at
jams SCHAPKER, BUssING 4 Co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-26

B& Another assortment of fine
writing paper was received at the
JOURNAL Office. yesterday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-26

BaThe report of death in La
maseo from deliriuaa tremeRs proves to
be an error. The authorities know
nothing of it.