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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY sr1RE
a inc raod cash brsness. NJ D. Ia an. az
~ ''Cfe. ans on street second door n M n5-ns
Men : Christian AssoeiAtios. ocB
To ,, rRIsds ,TIsE sr,os e.Fss,s
a5sriai. al rev. III health q i' Pr Srie,Sr o. Oh
os :. s RS indusems9 ~ tsIms, g. aiir..
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BNtsAiF-FiNNO.tU nrAs Iso- Sweet ton,
i11e q a - p, y after :, N eNoept os'gr fTTH
Noki sattE.Tss STs ,.l, ~9d EINIuRts
S.il'T -vth ana streets. Inquire on tae Drsu-
u on aud -perieCJiv sound. trs,ei. e;he- -
an hsrne o. the saddle. VII D. s,ld l'~ ~
hEPy AZ l239 ,ih st. bet. N ani y. Ocis a Oh
t'oh sALE-A cood saddle and drivias HORSE.
s..ygFerior bnilt ligh. Tour seat & aRRl SGE IN
fitl,n aud vii De sold ch-sr, A. he suer has M
60, Stale So 100 sl8 F' .tre 20 q .da, 81 Pssn.
RESLATRANT FOR s.LE az GEORGE
selling the owner j. aSS1t 70 leat Seem Gr
dress A. u ,GecrSeto~n ocis "a.
TO coal DEALERs--I would Ike a .NcasaSs
work IN hat line e. the amount - ten - tweve ,sns
focal. Addres. A b. Star ofhre. o,Is "a
L BskeT SkwiSG MtcHISE, With Us al SsS .se.,
,mpro, ,meuts sad attachments $40 sh street esst.
below wallsoh School House. cols 81
t'oh sALE-HoJsE and LOT IN Ros-yn, Va.
opposite GeorgetOwn,' now doing a good trade
"a groceries and liquors VIII he sold bargain, and
Steady ad a Any Sni ior rsfu
ars 10 Messrs COOK hcMAHoN, On the pr-un-
ises, or At No. 9i3 :2i st, Washington. oci2 IN
u FAIRBsNKs Nc" -
oeI,r JOSHUA WHITNEY & CO. Z
TEE ENTIRE FURNITURE AND HOUSE,
HOLD GOODS of an elegantly furni-hedA
r. sI.ase ,oI sale Al es.gsin and the hou-e
viii be rented 10 the purchassr If desired The MI
nearly new Long time can be- hal Tor psSment N
p,oSer seenrliy is given. Apply, from tn ,. N.
II BREED wHiTE CHEsrER PICS -
u.s. =. q bargain. Address Box ,, sts'S
RARk CHANCE TO sEcURE rTes,
UNDERSIGNED, DESTROYS Of clcsEg hpsine-s IN
Prices. siML KTRBY, s,- s,h s, ns,af be- ~
tween Market srsce and ID street, ocl In
A SMALL Lot OF WASHINGTON Anp
.sss,tf JAY COOK a. c 'S.s Bankers ;,
DoUBLE AND SINGLE BARgEL GUss q
Iaom sren as ssrss,ns =. PENCE Loan oaoe sss
FOR sALE-The CHAIRS lately in the orcbe.tr.
E Of the National Thesier. wiT be sold in icss ,s
Inquire at ths coe the sf SsoS SS rss per
A MESSAGE FROM rHE PAsr-FoT sale a :
oaRS sSsHYslpI eognd volumes q the 0oLunslk
Ga rdi fs h end 1s.i. sfs .s:
T 5SS% q q TaE ,kyKsISs STA sSsS. sS. ys,.ss
ThE HIGHEST CASH PAID roc GEsTp'
-, n Cast-on Clothing, Boots, Shoes. dsrse tyes,J
GksSsis, 1924 it6 street, lstxesn y SUD n kss
order thronsh mail pra.netly sttsnasd %. 49,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-11

LHM
Cry DIREcToRY.-A more careful
examination Of the new City Direct
DRY, now being delivered by Mr.. Fl.
Thornton Bennett, by whom it was
compiled, eenvinces Us that it is ore
Of the fullest and most accurate that
has eVer been published for this city,
and does infinite credit to Mr.. BEN
nett and his assistants. The work
ombraees a very complete list Of the
names, business pursuits, and locali-
ties of our citizens, a complete busi-
ness directory. with an accurate BUSH
ness and city guide, giving the names
and locations of all public buildings
and Institutions, together with a
digest Of the patent laws Of the United
States, and q complete ~postofice di-
fectery. Having been published prior
10 the late election, and previous to
the recent change in the boundaries
Of the Wards, the names of the city
officers and the Ward boundaries of
last year are given. The new Direct
cry estimates our population at 8 1000;
an estimate by no means too largo.
81 81
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higher and in.
NelY York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, ApIll9 8.
CorroE-Opened heavy and lower, but
closed steady; sales OF 1900 bales at 23Zc
FFHI6PURURecsipts 675 barrels: dull ana
declining; sales of 5,lC0 barrels at 81 300
4 IS for supeifine state and western; 81 go
western :s5 1906 90 for white wheat extra:
"a 1906 90 for round o Ohio; IS OO95 IS
for extra ST. Louis 20 OO9S 90 for good TO
RYE FIoUE-Quiet; sales OF 100 bb:s at
Com MEAL-DulL. y
WHIsKY-Lower sales of COO Dbl west
at 99@Sl 90. q
q ,760 bush. sales Of 1900 atsl OJM for No.
spring: 81 % for NO: = and 81 Oh do for
! u for 1infs2 red And a9ber y,esfaTTg
81 % for small lots do; 81 4O9l60 for white ;
state and winter red Illinois on private
terms.
BARLEY-In fair request; sales OF 1900
bushels at 75c for two rowed state; 81 600
CoRN-fIrm; receipts 5,O24 bushels; sales
Of 5000 bushels at 81 OS4l 60 for new
u old mixed western; 81 1l9I II for new
OATs-A shade flrrner and quiet; sales OF
$1,000 bushels at5Sgeoc for western; 65869c
for Ohio and state.
RICE-Dufl.
CoFFEE-Du1L-
sUGAR-Quiet; sales of5oO hhds Cuba at
99y1c. gf.r
PErRoLEUM-Quiet at 2G5<c for refined.
HoPS-Qufet.
Woon-Actlve: sales of 300, 900 pounds Of
4o95zHc for domestic neecei 4l947o Tor
Observation-Disclosures sole very quiet: 2SH
| @50c for Buenos Ayres and Rio Gfahde
O~IL-Ltnseed oil QUIET asH GApH q
PoRK-A shade nrmer sales $50 barrels
at 827 25027 "a for mess; $40 50a2l 90 Tor
prime, and go 50922 IS for prime mess:
/ also. so barTelsmess, seller May. at 82z 80.
BEE -Steadya sales zoo barrels at SI00I6
for new plain mess; S14@I7 so for new ex-
ira mess tterce beef firm; safes 100 tierces
at s25m28 for prime mess; e2s@30 for india
mess: beef hams firm; sales IFS barrels at
$289S3 for new.
cor mEATs-Firm ; sales 600 packages at
10A9l2c FOR shoulders: 14M9l6c for am
mfddies hrmer ana quiet; sales l25 boxes
at 13M@1sZc for Cumberland cut, 14Kc for
short ribbed 14M814Ac for long clear.
L~ARD-Steady; sales $50 tieTces at 1850
Ice for steami l69I6%c for kettle rendered.;
also, 500 tierees steam. selles four months,
at l6Mc. narr rylH uaa M gtl
BUTTER-Steady n / good emand nj
14D20c for Ohio. Hefsa l.e =.r .as.
q C~HRESE-Firm at l4@l6c. taga9E 90 HHl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Erl ~ ft.HHf
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FIRsr BAPTIST CHURoH.-The SER
vices in this Church yesterday were
deeply solemn and impressive. In
the morning the Rev. Mr.. Chaplin, of
Danville, Virginia, preached a sermon
Of great power and pathos. In the
afternoon the same gentleman ad-
dressed a full congregation of Sunday
School teachers and children, after
which a number of persons stood up
for prayers. At night the Pastor
preached a deeply interesting sermon,
to a full apd attentive congregation.
The congregation is so much pleased
with the preaching Of Mr.. Chaplin as
to detain him to preach every even
ing this week.
All are invited to attend. Services
at q.
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Holy WEEK OR PASSION WEEK.
This week, called Holy or Passion
week, because it is devoted to the
commemoration of the passion and
death of Christ. is celebrated by SER
vices of peculiar solemnity in the
Catholic and Episcopal Churches.
In the primitive Church it was OBJ
served with great. strictness offasting,
humiliation and prayer. 3b b7
In the Catholic Church the even
ing services on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, are especially solemn,
the Office of the Tenebrde being reci-
ted with ightsoextinguished in mem
Org of the darkness which covered
the earth during the e%ruci6xion.
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RIVER, 9NErWS
F0f 0shsr RAsr hcits See rnIrd nd0e.

For Other Rtrsr He1ns see Third Page.
The weather yesterday was nearly
clear until afternoon, when it4agreB
cloudy With indications of rain.
Mercury ranged from Coz to CO..
The river during the "a hours ending
at dark last night. had fallen Two feet
and is going down steadily and rather
rapidly. &c s27 y 'a9@f449
The arrivals and departures since
3p. NJ. Saturday up to midnight. I'M
cluded the Clara Scott to Wabash
River; Sam. Orr, to Cairo; Evansville,
to Woodbury. / Morning Star, to
Louisville; Quiekstep, from Cairo;
Minneola, Memphis to Cincinnati
Kate Robinson. Cincinnati 0toABt.
Louis; LeClaire, Louisville to East
port; Fayette from Henderson Tar
ascon. from louisville; Indiana,
Louisville to- New Orleans; Pine
Bluff from Canneltons Allegheny.
Belle and barges, -Pittsburg to St.
Louis. -03 T.
The packets on Saturday toek ont
excellent trips Quiekstep.
arrived at ! a. NJ, with q fine triplPf'
freight and full of peOple-s~--Tbe.
Minneola passed up at 6 Am. fnll1ef
cotton and corn. She took Zoo bags
of corn at NJ. Vernon.The Kate
Robinson had a splendid trip of both
freight and people: She took from
here three horses two Wagons and
five emigrants. going toward the set
ting sun, Captain Remission was, 10
high feathers; be toWs his own barge
and burns Eve cent coal; carries big
trips and makes raiirdad timea-.
The LeClaiFe had q very good trip.
Tho Tarasco5z I'D plenty Of people,
but not muct MHht She returned
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ESPECIAL THANKs.-The ladies of
the Vine Street Presbyterian Church
desire us to tender their especial
thanks to Messrs. Carmody & Co.,
and to Dir. Edgar Dunk for theirslib-
eral donation of rare and beautiful
flowers, gfrom which, they realized
such handsome profits. AT the same
time, they positively forbid US mem
tioning the magnificent cake sent to
this Office, hence we say nothing
about il. r frre.441I .Fs Is D. s5i.4xa
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GhIcngn Market.

by Telegraph CHICAGO, 4Aprii q
ETouD FrrWa-7@ssB AuHAAuAisr HH
tFHEAT-MOvememt altogether specula-
tive; market unsettled, closing dull at 1917
@73A for No. 2; optional sales were z3I6M
7s54 Tor seller April; 76A@77L seller May
1991gH buye4. May and seller June; other
grades dun at l@IM lower.
CoRE-DulI, lower at 76876M for No. q;
closing inside at 75g78 for new; optional
sales were 1880 for seller May No. Q; ia
h afternoon, market dull at 76c cash 79c
seller May fer No: z: 72g7G for new.
= 1OATs-DuIl and lower at sS928h for No 2
"a store; 38@3SH for seller month; 4IL44iZ
for seller May closing with sellers for CSC
cash. ttsIf S H4ET
aRYE-Dull; No. 2 nominRIa q 7Oa72cl II
BARLEY-Inactive, neglected. 8Df3 e5i
80 HTGHWIEES-Bul at 81 co. saltfaJe
MISS PORK ModerativeIy active at
So 90 advance; closing at 81 50f sweet
picked hams 15%; meats very drm at l0L
gI0% for dry sailed shoulders; I3Z9l3%
FOR rough sidesi 1879 for short rib mid
LARD-Qofet, steady at 49,.
CATrLE-Steady, firm at s. 248 1871 for
G urse to extra smooth.
HoGs-Flrm &C IS 3099 Is for common to
choice,
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Sc. Louis Market.

By telegraph ST. LOUIS, AprII 9.
T~oBAcco-In fair demand at full prices,
GoTToNzNomtnally PIC for mfddling.
HEMP-Ftrm at SI251f50 for prime to
choice undressed S2i5126 for dressed,
FLOUR-Quiet an~dlunchauged: superdne
choice family So 00g6 q.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY aud nrmafor fall No. Q
red 81 039I 03; No, 1 do. 81 I2Gl Is: No. 2
white 2I0791IO. lHfca "Ht4 y
CoF.N-Weak and dropping; choice yell
low in bulk Sic; white SIC; yellow sacked
S9ci choice white 90c.. -TCT
OATS-Weak and buyers holding Off;
sales at sic IN bulk: 5595Gc sacked.
RYE AND BARLEY-NoLhin z done.
GRocERIES-Qufet and unclaimed.
WHISRY-DulI and weak at 81 OF.
PRoYIsIoNs-Qulet and firm. Mess pork
&27 50028 90. Dry s~altshouldeTs lOLe; clear
rib sides l4Mc; clear sides al5Nc. Bacon
shoulders IHSc; clear rib sides 15Nc: clear
sides l6H@l6Zo. Lard, firm at 16L@I5Te.
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Fractional Currency.

New YoRK has more Jews than
Palestine.
THE Mayor Of Dayton, Ohio, is a
little fellow, viz: 400 avordupois.
REV. ROBERT CoLLYER takes the
inside track" for the benefit of the
Womans' Home of Chicago.
ATTEMPTS have been made on the
life of Recorder MacAllister, OF Chi
eago. Cause: He sends about forty
convicts per month to Joliet.
Two YOUNG Shakers "shook" the
other Shakers Of Rose Hill, Ky, a
few days ago, and hunted up the Rev.
Mr.. Hunt, Of Nicholasville. There
Jariah McCoid became Mrs. John
Boyd. Thus buoyed up, the couple
went on their way rejoicing.
CHARITY covers up a multitude Of
sins, but money wipes out the great
est of crimes from the worlds sight.
A NEWSPAPER in Kenosha, Wis
c@onsin, has several local items like
the following: : 4ss
Ed. Balm has put a fence around
his shop.
Josh. White has a new ~overcoat,
the first in fourteen years to our eer-
tair knowledge.
Dan. Knapp had o confidence game
played on him yesterday, In which a
small boy swindled him out of a spool
Of Coats thread. The vigilant and
efficient sheriff is on his track.
THE Chicago Court House will not
be taken down. Like Captain SCOTS
coon, it intends to como down OF
itself.
VERY naughty things r reported
of Lydia Thompson, in a London d.
vorcc court. -1 ~o.4
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THE PLACE.
. Adminiatrator,s Sale.

RYOTGCEa is hereby given. that 1 Will
1N sell at public auction. on
SATURDAY, 'THE &S DAY OF APRIL.
-IB7or
At the ,residence- Of Ira. Cavens, late of
Vanderburgh County, deceaseu' All MS
personal property, consisting OF horses,
mules, cattle, hogs, farming utensils,
wagon. buggy household and Kitchen
furniture, corn, wheat, oats, &C not taken
blythe Widow ltui ef TEfrEuaL GaI tr s1E.
IA credit Of nice months Will be given
on all sums over three dollars, the pur-
nhaaer giving his more with approved
surety, waving valuation and appraise-
ment laws. LEVI HOOKER.
mh& W3We EnTH ahf AdmtntBtrator.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-11

PHILLIps & Co. are still at No. 6
North Third Street, and are prepared
to do any thing in the line Of Photo
graphy. -
We are making fine P~oreelains, and
those beautiful Gem Cards. In a few
days we will make the Rembrandt Ef-
fects. These portraits arc the most
pleasing of all others. Call and see.
PHILLIPs& Co, No. 6Seoond st.
4td .apr9 tues-fa Gaa a31 saT
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New orleans Market.

BY Telegraph.1 NEW ORLEANS, April o..
CoTToN-FIrm and fair demand; for
mtddling uplandS extra, 21%; sales 5000
bales; receipts 2,2g8; exports 5,525; stock
ITO, 376 bales.
sFLOUR-Dull; s~uperdne2 81 20; extra 81 rs.
double extra SIS %.
CoRR-Active and advanced white and
yellow 81 10. Ws BstLG
OATS-Prime western, 64G65c; Ohio river
01c. gf EE CFErF
HAY-Ffrm, 2Sc.
MESS PoRK-s29 25@29 so. s
BACoN-Buoyant; shoulders PIG: rib
sides 1915 clear sides III; sweet cured
hams, 151fSZc.
LARD-l5M9l6e: keg Ek@I7%c.
kUGAR-Prime, 1L0l1M.
MoLAs5ES-Prime zoe.
WHIsKY-92Hdg5c.
CoFFEE-Unchanged.
sTERLIEG ExCHANGE-l2L: sight ex-
change on New YorklIe. 80
q GOLD Premium SILK rsr
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Public sale.

N0TGCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. TINT
I@N acknowledgement VIII omer for sale m
pnbuc auction ~ the door OF the Count
House. In the city OF EVanHvilla, on
gnfWTaSATuRDAX, "a 7rH. 1870.
The following described real estate sitn-
ate In Vanderbureh County, Indiana. t6.
wit; 1921
h9t no. 9lght q and me 9dJointug one
Eastern Enlareemeut Of the city OF fvaSA ~
Vile. u.f
h said premises are situate ON Oot-
Street, two Third and Fourth Sfrcer.
contain a good tWoeatOry frame dwSiff.,
with cellar eistern, stable. SO. anG $500
thet part OF the real estate Of Jossp6
terms or his last viii and testRmsnt 'lo
sale 70 commerce az two o'cloeF ~
Terms OF soie-One-third cash. thi
In one and two years. the nf1ret1l
giving notes, secured by morteaTe - 80
premises, with ten per cent. ihferesf e.,L99
WaIvang Keller Q valuationaO or ann 49,
IAQS- WARF.
q ~ CDemokrot ot, Executor.
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LITTLE GIRL DRoWNED.-A little
daughter of MrIIM. b. Studevill,
living about two miles and q half
above this city, was drowned on
Thursday at the mouth of Green
River. The little girl, who was only
about seven years old. was playing
around a store boat in the river, when
it is supposed that she fell overheard
among the drift. Her body was not
recovered until yesterday, although
she was missed, and search made
within a couple of hours after she was
dast seen. e
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From its perfect purity and uniform
strength, Dooley'sa Baking Powder
AN be safely relied on as the best and
most econon5cdl baking powderi in use,
No short weight. as each one contains
the fun net amouht represented, and
the same quantity is guaranteed TO
last1onger and give better satisfaction
in making rolls, biscuits, pastry, &C.,
than any other article of the kind
known. Manufactured by
DooLEY q BROTHER, New York.
apr5- tn, thur&sat. ~ - ~ -
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One DoTlsr store.

Chandler's Block, opposite Opera
House, is the place for people to get
bargains in the following articles:
Towels, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery,
Lace Collars, Kid Gloves. Silver
Plated Ware, Glass Ware, Jewelry,
Vases, Notions, &C., &c. Call and
c our stock before purchasing, as
VIC are receiving new goods daily.
anr9-tf. SOL s.1o wpE3
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To 4be Naroh8nts Of Evansville.

There has been much complaint rom
both shippers and c~onsignees' on account
of the delay OF freight shipped over the.
Evansville and Cairo packets for Column
bus and points on the Mobile q OHIO Rail-
road. We have now made arrangement
with the Evansville and CAIRO pac6ets 70
deliver such freight 70 as, ana we can now
guarantee its being promptly forwarded
to its destination. Please cohsign such
freighfs to fCare Of teamer Dan. able,
Cairo.p z5 W.. A.. BoWTH,
apr7-tw Master Steamer Able.
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The GENERAL REsULT.-The gross
receipts of the social entertainments,
given by the ladies of the Vine Street
Church, on Thursday and Friday
nights, including the elegant lunch
on Thursday, amounted to SIG. The
expenses will probably reach 500 or
$3.50. This speaks well for the liber-
ality of our citizens.
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.Aftanfi0n 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 8SecOnd Street,
between Locust and Main.
apI8 Nv. Mrs. ARTY WILLIS.
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CHARITY.-Thoso who8ar disposed
to be impatient and diseontented at
the result of the election, should
have heard the sermon of Rev. DIR.
Andrus, last night on Charity. "Let
all yoar thiags6s done 4oitA Charity
from which he exhorted his hearers
to view all things with charity, and
.~endeavor 70 place the most charita-
BILE construction thereon. b9eq1sI
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EGrOne newly elected Councilman
has hired a clerk to open his cores
pondencc. He gets fourteen pounds
Of mail rop-letters - daily, from
d~isinterested patriots, seeking to serve
their country.
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nr t. O. Bridweli q Co., corner
of Main and Third Stree Aage a
full stock of Ohemica!s LAT
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Cog
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
ie17-tf e.afeH
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Nor GoING-The O. @. Silver
Band have been compelled to aban-
don the up-river trip to meet the
Idlewild. on account of tho unavoid-.
able failure of that steamer to start
out at the appointed time. They will,
however, accompany her to Cairo.
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BAPTISM IN THE RIvER-Rev9
Green mcfarland babtised several
converts in the river yesterday, and
last night Rev. Mr.. Flower, Of the
Church of Christ, baptized four. e1uI
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MRS. j. Hastings has just received
all the latest styles of bonnets,A bats,
and every thing in,the millinery line,
which she is selling atthe very lowest
price, No. so Main Street up stRirs. 2
nnril7. 1u a.. .-.-a.O -.
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LIYE AKn LET Y

Did you hear the news? Fhegdoc-
tors have agreed that Sui Jaw a0a
the Best
Medicine to Strengthen the Weak and
make the Strong StrongerU
The best place to get them always
fresh, is at JoHN .C. ScHwEIZER's
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE,
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets. Z
MARLIN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-11

BEFORE SoURE McTERNAN.-
Charley Koon, a sly young coon,
called Mary Fisher a name that i'm
piled swinish instead Of human ma
ture. He also intimated, in no very
gentle manner, that she was Of the
canine species, and not over neat at
thatsrsal 100 sW
Mary appealed to Justice MeTernan
to decide the matter he decided
: hat she was not only human, but
hat his decision that Mary was q nice
young girl should cost Charley five
dollars and thirty cents.
ANY other young men requiring
similar information on natural his
tory can obtain it at from SO 90 to
SO 90 per lesson at any Justices Of
fee.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-11

Academia young man, named
Henry Sasse. employed in e. @.
Smiths chair factory on Third Street,
had two of his fagers cut from his
left hand, by a circular saw; a third
was so badly Injured thaiiG had to be
amputated. The accident occurred
on Friday afternoon.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-11

9@- The Denokrat thinks the
JoURAAL muss Be hard up" to notice
anything that appears in that paper.
A true bin. upon which the plea of
guilty must be entered. Having
confessed the fault, the only to
obtain forgiveness is resolution new
.er 10 repsatit. IT-rlAEEozr9
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-11
Louisville Market.
By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. AbTn0.r
New York DRY Goods Market.

BY IeItgfapn.I NEW IORkl April ..
Freemans quick at 81; Bedford range
6La7X for passe AID select styles; Walt
tendon check ~cottonades sell at 21H@25c
corset Jeans depressed at 1lc9l2c for Bates
and Canoe River; glazed -cambrios also
depressed. Washington reduced 70 81 and
high colors 9kr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-11

LOUISIANA FAIR-The name Of
Messrs John III. Rocker & Co., is
added TO the list of our manufactur-
ers who viii be represented at the
great Mechanical Fair, at Now Or
leans. Their trade with the South
has largely Increased Of late, and
they are wisely looking towards
its enlargement in that direction, as
all our manufacturers should. Who
is the next to be added2 twill be a
source ofpride to Evansville to be
we'll and numeFously represented
there. hr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-11
Estray Notice.

EHFAAEN.NEhG MWMGAA &DNAEkD
- In Union Township, one red and white
heifer, with motley .cOlOred face, crop and
split in left ear. split and under bit In
right ear; J~udgedAto be near two years old,
ana appraised at fifteen dollars also a red
ball With white face, white spot on each
hip; judged to be u year old this Spring,
and appraised at eight dollars. before
mh3I WITT q. j. NEWMAN Justice.