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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19
Hurley's Ague Tonic.
NO ARSENIC-AO MERCURY.
pEPEECvTI.Y REIlABIE

PERFECTLY RELIABLE
The only remedy for Chills and Eeyn.
or Ague and Fever, that is or can ~ 60
pended uponis Hurley Ague Tou!s.
There nave bscn thousands cured "
using it who have tried the usual rsRsdise
without benefit.
The following certificate from reliable
citizen of Mississippi, speaks for irselfs
Merida an. Mist, Oct. IL, lssa
Mr.. r. Y. K, Chadwick:
Dear Sir: This is to certify thatI boushs
from you, by your recommendation, bot,
tie of Hurley's Ague Tonic, and it cured
two cases OF Fever and Aeuc OF 10 months
standing. / cheertully recommend Hur-.
lsy's Ton!S 10 the public generally.
Respectfully yours.
JOHN u WRIGHT.
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WE are requested by Dr.. McCutch-
leon to return his sincere thanks to
those members Of the medical faculty.
and to those of his neighbors, who
epoye such constant, kind and unwearied
iet,cntion to his wife during her pro-
stracted illness.
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r. T. Cox & Bro, Commission
Merchants, Atlanta. Ca, report corn
mats, bacon and lard in good demand )
saour unchanged and demand fair;
butter and eggs saleable; weather very
warm. and business active.
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Bishop S mpson. Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, gave the following
advice to q class Of deacons ordained
by him in Philadelphia. ON q recent
Sunday: "Dol't eat late suppers. !
have lound that nine out Of te" minis.
tiers who eat after preaching die early"
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County Court OF Franklin County.

and wife 1t ais.
On motion and it appearing to tho Clerk
that the heirs ut law Of Jane Gates. decd.
r. w. Gates and wife Lucinda. Kindred 7.
Williams. and Thos. whitby are non-resi-
dents Of the state SO that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served on them.
1t IL therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks IN the
Home Journal" u newspaper published
in Winchester, Tenn. requiring said nom
resident defendants to appear before the
Honorable County Court fog franklin
Sn . of I ns.s e' or Sear
the petition Of the petitioners. or the sans
viii be taken for confessed and set for hear
iug eypeffa - 70 them. n
Ssy1kt 1OuH g. 190Cas Ctgrk.
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THOSE having trunks or parcels TO
harry to and from the depot, should
i member that Mons. Jourdan is the
han to accommodate them with his
bred Line"
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TAKE Simmons Liver Regulator reg
,ularly, enjoy health yourself and give
ratification to those about you.
You will have cause to bless the day
.5you heard of Simmons Liver Resula-
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Mr., JUDD, our accomplished artist
has been taking pictures this week OF
the Colleges and prominent boarding
houses in town. They are very fine,
Df course.
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Il Mr., MILLER, of Hurricane Springs
had very sick ho,se in the Courthouse
lard Monday, but fortunately the
korsc recovered.
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\ ,JcKo1N & Co., No. 56 College street.
l. .hy,lle, should not be forgotten ny
|, -. in need of elegant furniture.
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Trout have been found in a fresh
water pond in Maury county, Ten l.
How long they have been there y .
mysRry =
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,,lar3-tf.
'.~s The symp-
Rtons of liver
com plant
otrc UncaSl-
lnnSS Andpain


IN the side. sometimes Inc pam II III 'h'
shoulder. and is mistaken for rhtumatl'm
The stomach is affected with loss of appc-
titc and sickness. bowels in General COS
tive. sometimes alternating with laN: lac
head is troubled with pain. and dull heavy
sensation. considerable loss of memory.
accompanied with painful sensation OF
having left uudonc something which Ought
to have been done. Often complaining OF
weakness. debility and low spirits. Honc,
times, some of the above symptoms attend
the disease, and at nthrp times very few OF
them: but the Liver is generally the or
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Epr.soxA1-Mr. James White was
,nwn last week, looking fresh and
paIty.
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Nashville. Tenn Teb. u, 1Sst,

Nashville. Tenn Teb. r. lssts
Jaa. Ruddls s Co.. Louisville, Ky~.
When living in your city used sewers
bottles of DR.. SeaLrooks Infant Soothing
syrup, and found 1t to do my ehtld more
GOOD and it would rest better after usiDg
Il than any other remedy. can say Hi1
confidence it is the best medicine for chll-
dren at present known. wish you wouIA
get tho druggists here to keep 1t. lfany
one does please let me know; II not sssa
me one dozen by express, and will pay
for it at the office here. v rits me- whsH
YOU reaG it. and obliRs
Mus. SAkAh L. RANDOLPH
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Desirable Property for Sale.

Owing to my bad health. am 70 eed to
offer tor sale my desirable property in and
near salem. consisting Of one store-liouse
and lot. one DIV Hin. and lot with small
orchard and good well water, and ls acres
of land with large building. unfinished,
all of which property adjoins;:,.
maya If Z. IL. WILLIAMS
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.,.,,,oI and Departure OF Trains
ut Decherd.
npAINs NORTH.
TRAINS SOUTH.

!, ,,n, Passenger arrives At 1920 a, M,
Sn T,ay passenger arrives ut $40 4 M" "n'
G.,nrts at $40 A. u.
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>,,oht Passenger arrives at ~ A. NJ
y n n,S"pi Passenger arrives at 2.SO P. NJ
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NOTICE [!

All persons having claims, against the
estate of Francis Esrridge, deceased. are
notified to file them will, the Clerk of the
County Court of franklin County. Tenn.
on or before the first Monday In July next.
or the same will be forever barred.
j, l.. BAUGn, Administrator.
May 8, lS7O--4t
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NOTICE TO LAND BUYERS!
Look Out Now for a Bargain

TAM NOW OFFERING MY FARM
l. situated about 3, Ola milc from WI" YIN,
chester, ON the road leading to ES'iii
Springs. containing 75or 50 acres OF 200"
tillabie land, with two gooddwclling nous
es. one OF them only about one hall m'i1
from the Public Square. there is go"u
well ofnevcr failing water under ROOF WIN
he kitchen. there are four or liEe nun
drrd fine trees ofsclcctcd fruit on me place
III young trees. about nan OF which a,e
tnrne wears old. There j. also on tie place
a rood water power. there is also good
,abh;n for farm hands. My price shall be
liberal. terms one third cash. balance one
and two wears, with interest come and see
me. will give good bargain; =, ,c
W. NJ. TAFT,
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MessrS YREIP4AItD & co.
and M Tin on Gass Fit Cans Wholesale and Retail Send for
Send for Price List,


N,n. uet
yd tmca0n
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HURLEY'S 81.
POPULAR WORM CANDY.

Messrs. james Riddles 4 Co.--Gentls-
meu 1t gives ME great pleasure 70 eay,
after using oil the other worm remedies
known to me, with but partial success -
nv children. Iwss sdvised to try 7. 4.
IIirley's. and since using II my childrsA
have become quite well and healthy. The
children would eat it all the time. Ii b
one OF the best safest remedies knowA
and ~ such recommend it 10 one and all
JAMES W. TRAVIS.
Louisville, Jane IL, lto0.
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DIR. SEAB2CSX'G
Infant SOOTHING SYRUP
Price % cents per bottls.

Use IN the future only SEABROOKS.
Pleasant to take Invaluable in the FOL.
lowing diseases:
Summer Complaint, Irregularities OF the
Bowels. kcstiyeuess. TecthinE. &c.
Givec health to the child and rsas " ~
Gothcr.
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sin this case we award and decide the
account between J. r. Bsasley, for the
Home journal, and John G. Enocbs TO
stand as follows:
Jno. G.. Enochs. for legal adj
vertising, ETC., indebted to
Beasley In the sum OF SlN oO
trius ............... 1916
~, ----
Sl6l %
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A copv Of the award 10 tho matter IN con,
troVersy between the Home Journal
once aud John g. Enochs. Clerk of the
County Court Of Franklin County, SN
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II We have put up prescriptions her
for twelve years. and attend 10 II atal
times, night and day. Cali and see ns.
JIM. HUTCHINS.
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And is entitled to credits as follows;

CREDITS ADMITTED
On hook of journal .... Sal %
Paid by Enoclls to Coleman, 70 W
Paid Dulin tor Il wagon ,,,., oO ls
OTHER CREDITS.
Mctcalf, Hunt Il Co.. receipt. 10y
Services OF son to lst Jan. 10. q w
Il - Z" from LIST JAN
uary to May 4. 10. ....,, 5000
w. ID. WattersOn's due bill -. 800
Paid Coleman. order OF Dulin 800 -,
Metcalf, Hunt 4 Co., receipt 300
Ben Hunt, rtceipts ..,,...,, $50
SAT s.
Balance due Beasley for the
Home Journal, from j. u.
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Balance due Beaslcy for the
Home Journal, from J. u.
Enochs, and We 80 award
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IKE NOTICE.
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Regulator.

For sale in Winchester by j. NJ. Hutch
ms. Druggist. apii
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analI most in
Evolved. Cure
II he i4iy er
Immediately
j with
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-01
, EEver DIaDnfenea.

PIrrsBURc. Noon, March sI-Nononea-
Ia, II leet and falling. Allegheny, 10 feet
and falling. at Brownsvilie, 10 FEET and
fe1iing. At OIL City, 9 feet and rIsin0
Juniata, from Cincinnati, arrived ana
leaves at n on her return trim. glOur
city leaves for Fort Benton to.niebt &c
has engagements for freight al Wheelfno
the new NortheFn Line steamers Lake
Superior and Redwing leaves here FOR 90
Paul on the 9th ard 18th OF april reareet.
lively, The following are the addifionat
coal shipments for Cincinnati: j. r. Dravo
5000 bushels; for Louisville, Baltic and
Grey Hound with IN 900 bushels OF coal
and 1900 bushels OF coke. other ship
ments viii be made on Saturday. Busi-
ness on landing moderate. Raining.
Thermometer 500.
PfTrsBURG, March obtaining nearly
all day: M~OnoDgaheIa, IL feet and falling.
Arrived-Giendaie. Departed-Tuniata.
C~INcrENATT, March 8l.-The river has
risen 1 foot IN the last "a hours, With 40 feet
in the and % feet space under the
bridge Hlg boats cannot pass under the
bridge now with chimneys lowered.
Weather raining; business very dun. Ar
riVed-silVer moon, Memphis; Leonfdas,
New Orleans. Departed-Legal Tender,
White River; Far West, Fort Benton.
CAIRO, March 3L.--Port
nashville packet, 3 7 NJ; Continental,
New Orleans to st. Louis, ~, midnight;
Tom. Jasper, New Orleans 10 81. Louis III.
Phil. Sheridan, Pittsburg TO st. Louis. 3
A. NJ. st. Joseph, Memphis to So. Louig. q:
Grand Era, New Orleans to Cairo, 8: Pow
ell GluGAunAkA ~ NgN OiAbduhf IUa carrie
Brooks, Cincinnati to Leavenworth, 10:
Raven, ST. Louis and return, IL: city OF
Cairo. st. Louis to Memphis, 1 y. NJ; III.
Clay Wilson, st. Louis to Pomeroy, i: IL.
+. Lee, Evansville TO Cairo, 2; Kate Rob-
inson, st. Louis TO Cincinnati, 81 Julia, st.
Louis 10 VicksburR, q; David Watts. st.
Louis to Tennessee River, g; Sam. Orr,
Evansville packet, z; Great Republic, St..
Louis to New Orleans, z. River rose -
fpches. ShoWery. Mercury 81.
ST. LOUIS, March 3l.-Arrived-Lucy
Bertrani and kellogg and barges, New Or
leans; Belle Memphis, Memphis; Pembina,
Muscatine Schuyler, Peoria; Harry John
sOn, Keokuk. Departed-Mollie Able and
Bee and barges, Now Orleans; M~inneapo-
liz, Lake Pepin; Harry Johnson, KgokuK;
city Of Alton, VlcxBburg; Schuyler, PEG.
ria. River rising rapidly. IL Tained all
day, with no prospect OF stopping tonight.
There are prospects Of high wafer as all the
upper streams are swelling. The Mime
opOlis left to-day for the foot OF Lake
Pepin, with some prospects OF getting
through and reaching st. Paul.
NASHVILLE, March 8l.-River rising,
with Is feet on the Shoals. Weather cold
and raining. Arrived-TalismRU, Cairo.
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ClnclnnalI Marken.

BY telegraph -CrncryHArr. March 8f.
FLoUR-Eirm fair demand for family
at 81 l0N5 -.
WHEAT-Ffrm a. CT I00I l2.
COKN-In good demand at 1880.
DAT8-Flm 40 J2a6Tc.
Rye ~ bAHLEK-Unchanged.
CoTroN-tlrmer 1le for middifur.
oHACCO-Unc1anRod and bubIfttfn doun
oWlnB-to the umiaVorabie weather.
WHIsKX-AdYanced sales Ole fn wooden
cooperaRe.
PRoYIs1oEs-Firm with strong feeling.
sales OF mess pork 40 0&Ts bulk shouldefa
SOLO AZ BNWlDcs sides l3e, II5<c and Iu<es
buying rate a quarter loss offered bacon
nrm shoulders lies sides 15WIJ5<. end
Fsther qllhcult % buy 90 these rnfest iHJ
nnus o. clear rlD sides sold 60 l5es sugar
LAHD-Ipaclve 1fzgI5c for steam ana
BgTTER-55Hard y 80 firm prices uu-
E0QS-AdVanCed 10 zoe.
AHhE8E- UncuamRed and quiet.
LrEsEED OIL-stendy ~ 05c.
LARD OTL-Nirm: Gf 2l.
ENAhOLhUM~3teauWs refined EGU14r.
bUaAh-Duilt AUMlzM for New 0rlenun.
g0EFHE-Unchanged steady al I70llr.
SLoyAE SEAp-birmi aud good demand
TIMOTHY BMEU-Gcaree and fu aan4.rT
at So per busheI.
GOLD-u ll5<. Exchange. par.
The editor Of the ~ Zee Cur-saf etafef
tnaJ there WcrC some errors fu the DHrF-
Ing report published yoafordnvs suI4
should DO added &C. tho number faBoTtef
packed, and tho average weight lB 1j5 Iha.
instead Of I03 lbs.
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New York Gold and STOCK Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, March 81.
MONEY Market more active and closes
at close call loans 5 TO 9.
New q Burgess, petroleum
are reported suspended. \. Lewis, "a we'll
known operator in that branch OF trade nc
Pittsburg, Is said 10 nave failed upon con-
tracts on futures, with Liabilities amount
Ing TO $4,000.
There was considerable gossip to-day. IN
regard TO the election of Lake Shore Conn
panys
h following telegram received to-day,
by the MariposA Company, at JOsephine:
w have struck a belt of SuIphurets. but
cannot say now extensive they are. a few
Ia sight Look ffthey might continue down
SINE distance. The alu per ton ai35
EXCETAEGE-Very weak uudor
n limited denand. and free supply OF
southern bllls and bills made against Sc
cufities prime AZ $685..
GoLD-Weak and ia sympathy with the
vague rumors that the Secretary OF the
treasury made a favorable Impression ON
the 90 mniittee on Ways and Means In be-
halt OF Tue Funding BIZ, with the weak
ness IN ioretgn exchange aud the further
increase OF specie ia the banks OF England
and France. Dispatches also say that the
public debt statemant fer MARCH, Will show
q decrease OF 100000 Price opened al
81 l21s; closed al 81 ~; carrying rates 4a
% per cent: c%lenrances $4,000. 200.
GOVEHNMENTA-WCak
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New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March 81.
CoTroN-Firm sales Of 1000 bales at 22%c
for middling nplands;
barrels sales OF 1890 barrels al 81 sBM4 0O
for supernne state and western; 81 0jG5 90
for common TO choice extra state; ca 700
TO choice white wheat extra; 81 SG05 for
common TO cDoice round hoOp OHIO; gbN0
for common, lalI ana extra ~. u ~ 10
as % for choice do, closing quiet.
RYE FLOUR -Dun; sales II 200 barrels AZ
CoRN MEAL QUIET.
WuIsKY-Firner: sales Of $50 barrels
western at 90%Mfl 90; free chiefly at O9Lc.
WHEAT-ReceiptB 10, 40 bush less active,
at 81 ii@f 10 f6r No 2 II IN Pu store.
and delivered about 81 10; No. 4 DO at 81 81
al 70 for winter red and amber western ;
81 45gl OiM for white state.
RYE-Dull; receipts 800 bushels.
BARLEY-Dull sales OIL 500 bushels state
at s2kc; 300 bushels Canada West at
BARLEY MALr-Quiet.
CoRH-Receipts 1900 bushels less active
and scarcely so firm sale of25,O00 bushels
at 81 03al05 for new mixed western; 81 05k
for high mixed nearly yellow; 81 O70I O8
for new yellow Jersey and P~ennsglvania.
ATS RECEIPTS $50 bushels; nrmer;
6l@63c for state and Ohio.
CoFFEE -Quieti sales Of lg7 bags rio At
sUoAR-Quiet; sales OF 10 hogshelds at
9@lOHc for Cuba 91&c for Porto Rico; also
81 boxes Havena at &c.
M~oLAssEs-DulL.
PErRoLEgM-Dull; l5gl1ho for crude and
20Lc for refined.
HoP5-Quiet; l4a20c for American.
JIEsEED OIL-DuiI; 60g0Oc In casks.
1URPEHTIsE- Quiet at 46M47c.
PORK Opened ftrner and closed heavy:
sales of 90 barrels at S28 20 for mess, $40 90
@20 50 for prime, and 81 O0922 90 for prime
mess; also 20 barrels meass sellers April,
at S26 80.
BEEF-Quiet and steady sales Of 4nO bar
rels at $40 OOt915 90 for new plain mess:
Sli OOGT 50 for new extra mess tierca beer
firm t25 009H % for prime mess, aud 827M
30 90 for India mess; beef hams nrmer;
sales o. 40 barrels at S28 0O933 . for new.
CUT MEATs-SGeady sales OF 26 pack
ages at l0MMl2c for b~houlderss I4hM15ko
for hams; mtddles steady sales OF 80 boxes
at I2<c for Cumberland cut, l35Ic for short
ribbed, aud l4zc for long clear.
LARD-Quiet at l49l4Mc for steam, aud
l59I5%c Tor Kettle rendered also steam,
rendered, seliers' April, May and June, az
l45<c.
BUrTEa-Dull; 2lg2sc FOR Ohio, and 2sg
40c for state.
@CHEEsE-In moderate demand at i8J<a
DE.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool, quiet; ship
ments OF 1890 bushels wheat, per steamer
at l3%d.
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81. Louis Market

By Telegraph ET. LOUIS, March aL.
ToBAcco-Actlve. strong and beitCr f0r
a oilers.
CoT1oN-Dul and unchanged.
HEhfP-DulL
FLOUR-Very quiet and business am1I:
fine 8875MA.
-WHEAT-Firm; No. 2 red fu uOj8IO5.
NO. i do 6fI2.
coRs-Firmer; 80Bsio FOR yellow. sIIa
s5c for white.
OATs-btrmer a6 62m55c.
BAHLEK-Strictly choice MiDncFola nt
1906.
RYE-Nothing done.
DC.
bUGAH-Bomewhat unGetneds 68l2c f0r
common % choice Louisiana
FORK-NCy DUH 40 8l8 G0017.
DRY SALT MEAT-No large gafpa rouuH
lots loose should ers worth gJIs I2Gtr0ugh.
bl1ehi 1874 clear rib; 14s for clear HideH.
bACoh-Bmau sales.
.HHoULDEns-I0ZMIg5<s clear rfh fres
clear sides 15LmIG/.
LAhu-Nirm all ifMIf[.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, March 81.
CoTrON-Quiet: low middling 22<c; re-
celpts bO1 bales; exports, e,lN bales.
fLoUH-Eupernne s. 50.
CORE-98485e.
OATB-63c.
Hayes 90.
LARD-l5WI6c.
PoRK-GH SOFAS 00.
BAcJN-Shoulders lie; sides I6c.
VI MEATa-Shoulders I0%c; sidea l5c.
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Chicago Market.

By telegraph CHICAGO, March 81.
FLoUR-Quiet, at So s594 IS for spring
extras.
WHEAT-Is In fair demand and L0IGo
higher, ranging at 76G7Sk for regular aud
lfesh receipts No. 2, closing at 7GNi this
afternoon irregular at 76hg78L, cash and
seller April.
CoRN-%@Io higher, closing at 7GZ977o
for No. z: his afternoon market firm At
76L0T7c cash, and 79L, seller May.
OATs-I9Lc higher, closing firm at S8L
for No. 2.
RYE-FIrm, closing firm, at 701zc for
No. 2.
BARLEY-Quiet and almost nominal, at
5Oa5Sc for No. 2, and 38&40c for No. 3.
HIGHWINRs-InacttVe and nominal. az
90907c.
MISS PoRK-sold at SIS 75920 Is, closing
at S26 90.
LARD Nominal at AZ.
CUT MEATs-Dry sailed shoulders closed
at 90: rough sides 1875, and short rim midi
dies l3H, loose.
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European Mnrkcts.

By Telegraph LONDON, March 81.
CoSsoLs $50 Money $50; account a3L
American Securities quiet; 'U2s, OPS '67F,
SJ96; l0-40s 81.
TRANSPORT, March "a bonds nIm at
sos.
8 Confines.
LIVERPOOL, March election quiet and
steady; middIinR upianda 1913; Orleans
11LAliK; sales 1900 bales.
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ALBERS - Yesterday afternoon, at q
quarter past 2 O'Clock, HENRY ALBERs. fn-
FAINT son OF Herman and Maria AlberE,
aged 7 years and 3 months.
h funeral viii Il ke place on Saturday,
April I'd. at 8 O'Clock AM. from the resi-
dence of the parents, on Oak, between
Sixth and Seventh Streets. The friends of
the family are invited TO attend without
further notice.
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LIVE MI LIT LIVE.

Did you hear the news2 The doc
tors have agreed that
the Best
Medicjne to Strengthen The Weak and
make the Strong GtrOagerW
The best place to get them always
fresh, is at JOHN U. SCHWEIZER's
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE,
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets.
mar22-1m
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Ladies, Emporium.

Mrs. Beard, at No. 5 South Second
Street, has a full line of Ladies' Un-
derwear, Laces. Edgings, Hosiery,
and Notions generally. Also makes
to order complete outfits for ladies
and children, cheaper than any one
a buy the goods and do it them
selves. Call and see for yourselves.
april g.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW York, March 81,
Market steady and lacking ia activity.
Weather very fine. Bedford Prints sefinr
down 10 &C by the package; at &C 10 AZ.
lect. Mamsutta do &c; Briggs do 50 by
sonville and Slater Sons Cambrfcs are -
duced q 9Lc; Lancaster 91Sc; Percales are
in hne display AZ 2lc and fuiiy as good al
Freneh goods Or the same class which come
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-01

BD The Ice King will keep such
articles as Vegetables, Fruits, Meats,
Poultry. Game, Fish, Milk, Butter,
Eggs, &C., longer, better. and with
less leo than any other in the world.
BJ~ New Calicoes and other new
Dry Goods just received at
SCHAPKER, BUssING e Co.'s.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-01

BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER.-Robt.
Singleton was fined $40 80 for beat
ing Aaron Day. Singleton, who is
pilot of the r. F.. Lee, said it was the
custom in New Orleans to beat mig
gers as often as they deserved. and he
didn't know the rules here. So says
the Union.