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Consumption.

The Three Remedies. nsomzNoH's Pun -
MoNIo SYRUP" for the cure OF Coughs.
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form Of Con.
sumption. The peculiar action OF this med.
icine ripens the ulcers I'm the lungs pro.
notes the discharge Of the corrupt matter
by ezpectoration. Purines the blood. ana
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy fails.
"schenck's Sea- Weed TOnicu for the
cure Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and 8Ii
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
inyigorates the digestive organs, BuppIioa
the place Of the gastric juice when that is
deficient, and then enables the patient to
digest the most nutritious food. 10 is s.
sovereign remedy Tor all cnses Of iudIres-
tion.
"Sehenck's Mandrake Pills." one OF Tho
most valuable medicines ever q .scoverrd
being a vegetable substitute for caIomsi
and having all ths useful properties na-
crtbed TO that mineral, without producing
any OF its injurious effects.
To these three medicines DR.. j. H
Sehenek, Of Philadelphia, owes bis uu-
rivaled success in the Treatment OF Pul-
monic Consumption. The Pulmonie gyrur
ripens the morbid matter, discharges b.
and purines the blood. The Mandrare
Pills act upon the liver, remove all OBJ
AtA N~AAVA1 bAgAcAAPAuf give inc organ q
healthy tone, and cure Liver Compliant.
which IS one Of the most prominent causes
Of Consumption.
The Sea- Weed Tonic InvfRoratss tho
powers OF the stomach, and-by strongthen-
Ing the digestion and bringing it O. q more
NAL and healthy condition, improves the
quality OF the blood, by which means the
formation OF ulcers or tuberoles in che
lungs becomes Inn possible. The combined
action OF hese medicines, aa thus cr-
planned, " cure every case OF Cousu-lu-
ton, If the NEEDLES are used IA time aud
the use OF the is perseVered Ia sumolont-
ly 10 bring the case TO a favorable srniiua.
ton.
DR.. Schenck's Almanac, containing5 fslf
treatise on the various forms of disease.
his mode OF treatment, and general l.rae.
tions how TO use bis medicine, can b. hed
gratis or sent by mail by addressing his
Principal ONCE, no 10 North sixth street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price OF the Pulmonio Syrup ana sea-.
weed Tonic, each q so per bottle, or 81 10 "a
half dozen. Mandrake Pills. CSC. per box.
For sale By ali druggists and dealars.
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HOTEL MATTERs.-A gentleman on
the train from this city, on Monday
evening, overheard conversation be-
tween three travellers that should
wake up the monied men of the city
to the necessity of building a new
Hotel.
One said: " / went in at noon, and
hurried to get out again on the even
ing train, because l hate to stay over
night at hotel in Evansville"
Another said: II got caught over
Sunday, and thought the time until
the train left the longest [ ever spent
in city of that size. the hotels are so
poor
The third said it was not the fault
Of the landlords, for they did their
best, but the houses themselves were
so poor he couldn't enjoy himself.
From this it can be seen that many
more visitors would remain here if
our hotels were frst-class.
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EO'ETGE.
RT OTICE is hereby given that will
~ apply to the County Commissioners
Of this county, at their rext term, for
Quantities than quart.
Less than quart, 0 what did it mean7
had read al the news and the gossip be-
tween,
And just as the paper thought to lay by,
In long line of notices this caught my
eye;
And a thrill and a fhiver through every
nerve ran,
With pity for weakness, disgust for the
man
Who'd apply for a license, suggestive,
though short,
''To sell liquor In quantities less than a
quartz
What did 1t mean ?-turn over the sheet,
And read for yourself of what passed in
the street.
"The lynx-eyed police had gobbled their
man."
Overcome by "potations," blbed without
thought,
That in Keeling about would be sure to be
caught,
And he hurried away to the frequent re-
sort
Of those lured to sin by the 'Iess than a
quart"
And here is another, o mothers with sons,
Throw the arms of your love round the
weak-tempted ones;
"Before the Recorderv' o how my heart
sunk
At the first appearance" and only "plain
drunk"
OF very young man who in pity and
shame,
Begged the newspaper local to withhold
his name,
But no money could pay, and no law could
extort
What he lost where they solo him the
"less than quart"
Here's what-"a frail one" blush virtue
with shame
AS you read her last sentence and full
written name,
And you as her sister turn loathing away,
Though each souls immortal, each body OF
clay.
tice is given?
w III IL Sbd1u IL LuS AlBnb anu tAo merry Va
Heaven?
While ali through the country q mighty
cohort
Have license to sell liquors "less than q
quart"
What causes the strife that with hideous
din
Resounds through the air from the tenn.
pies of sIn9
And who was the murderer, o, who viii
tell
AS all stood aghast as their boon com
rade fell.
The name of the homicide's written on
high.
Are you sure we are guiltless, you and
AS we stand with arms folded, and cease
TO exhort
That no license be granted for "less than
quartz"
What did it mean o, darkness and night
Gould your merciful shadows but blot out
the sight
OF fond mothers weeping, the anguish OF
wives,
Children starved and forsaken, sad dark.
ened lives
OF the wars and the ruin that crowd In the
train
When mems souls are bartered for traffic
and gain,
In this matter ofgranting a license in short
ITO sell drinks that intoxicate less than a
quart" -
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sf. hOu1s kaFKet.
NNa AW1a' A 81 MUss
By TeIegreph.I 81. LOUIE. March 8.


By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. March 8.
ToBACCo-Firm, unchanged.
COTroN-Rominal at l0c for middling.
HEMP Unchanged.
FLOUR Weak, unsettled spring gra les
lower: So 1904 Is for supezfine; ca 0Oa4 Is
for Xxx fall supernne; 81 25g4 80 for K 81 60a
90 for Xxx.
WHEAT-DuIl and lower, for Spring 76c:
No. 80g90c; prime to choice Missouri 95G
81 90: No. red Fall 81 059l o..
CoRN-Dull and weak; 75977c for prime
to choice mixed; 76973c for yellow 70q8O
for good ar strictly choice white.
OATs-DulI, easier at 47949c.
BARLEY-Steady at 81 0O8I O5 for MIN
nesofa.
RYE-Dull: zoe for prime.
WHISKY-Dul at &c.
GRocERIEs-Depressed but quotations
SUGAR 0j5g1sc for common to choice
Louisiana.
COFFEE-At I992}c.
MoLAssEs- KeboiIed at 5O@6Oc for COM
mon to choice.
PoRK-Very dull and lower at S25 70; dry
salt meat unsettled and lower; shoulders
&c; lear sides 1915: bacon small ORDERS
filled at Il@u1zc for shoulders; loo Tor clear
sides.
LARD Nominal.
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chicago Karket.

By Te.eZraph.I CHICAGO. March Q.
EASTERN EXcHANGE-Steady and un
changed.
FLoUR-DuII; S3 sO94 30 for spring extra
- HEAr-Weak, 19l1zc lowef. sales d
no: at e31ac and No. at 655s G76t4 clOsi nG
at 764c; Unchanged this afternoon
CoRN-9utet, Lgs<c lower on No. 2, and
lAgl19c on no grade; closing at 1910 fol
No. 2.
OATS-Weak, unsettled and Irregular Al
o4zz95Ic Tor No. 2; closing with sellers at 30
hYE-Qufet; 6796712c for No, 2.
HIGHwINES-94c
MESS PoRK-Moderately active; opentn 2
a. W % declining to S24 and closing al
S24 so.
LARD-Closed a l2JSc.
DRY SALTED SHoULDERs-S5z99c,
DRESSED HoGS-DulI; 25c lower at sl0a
10 Is, dividing on 300.
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best iu tba
world. Harmless, reliable, instantnuerlI1a .
does not contain lead nor amy Uff0lfe nrs,
son 10 produce paralysis or death. "A goiH
the Wanted anc delunve nreDarafi,. 55
Boosting virtues they do not pOsseas T'b.
genuine ". a. Batcneior's Hair Dvo he4
naa ~ years un laruished reputation nj.
Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold b- III
Druggists. Applied "a rs Bond street.. yere
York.
~ 10 remove Moth Patches. FreciTI1l-
ana Tan from the face, use Ierryr ri
and bTeckle Lotion. Prepared onlv III n.
b. =. EEEKK. Sold by all asugglata.
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about Y o'clock their deyotions took
such violent turn as to create the
impression on the minds of all who
heard them, that the man was beat
ing the woman.
CALCULATIONS Of "Oh save me !
helpl Oh, have mercy, for Gods
saker &C., came in the voice of a
woman, while in the heavier tones of
the man came the sound of impreea-
tons loud and long. These arguments
with the Lord. enforced with stamp
ing and heavy blows. coupled with the
screams of the woman, sounded mar
velously like fight, and rushing into
the street, expecting to find some
one heing murdered, the Local lis
tened a moment. and the screams and
blows being renewed, he shouted
"Polieer
A couple of gentlemen came run
ming from the Sherwood House. re-
volvers in hand, while from the COM
posing room of the JOURNAL, anxious
eyes peered to learn the cause of the
alarm. After close attention the word
AMEN " was heard. the wrestling
with the Lord ceased, and the alarm
with it.
Sone one furnished the facts to
the Courier, and enabled them to
weave little insinuation into the ar
ticle that the Local was frightened,
from Lamasco," &c.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Weldon Bros. &
Go. sold yesterday. at the Planters
Warehouse, eighteen hogsheads To-
bacco, at most excellent prices.
Frosted aud trashy Tugs ranged from
$4.55 to Sc 10; common to good Tugs,
$6.40 to $3.50; choice Tugs to good
common leaf, $3.50 to 50 %. The
owners Of the tobacco were present,
and expressed themselves highly
pleased with the prices. All the bids
were accepted.
This firm will sell some twenty FIVE
or thirty hogsheads to- morrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Buyers, come to
time
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CoLoRED REvIvAL.-The Rev.
Mr.. Netherlands church was crowded
again last night with about three
hundred persons, forty eight Of whom
were humble penitents, and two were
added to the membership of the
church.
Elder Williams, of New Albany,
preached the sermon on Baptism.
Covenant meeting this afternoon at
A o'clock, preaching in the evening
at y o'clock.
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louisville Rnrkef .

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE March g.
BAGGIHG-Held al 25c.
CoTToS-Yery dull; middliDg is held at
1870.
FLoUR-Dull: extra family, So OOa5 Is.
GRAIN-Q Quiet; red and wLite wheat
sl lOgl ~ Corn, 93c. Oats, CSC. Rye, g0c
from store.
PRovIsIoSs- inactive. Mess Pork, s27 90.
Bacon shou deIa, l2c; clear rib, l55<c; clear
sides, 1910. Bulk shoulders, 105lc; clear
Tlo, 1875; clear sides, l5c. Lard, tierce,
15Ac. Hams, 1870.
WHIsKY-InacLfve.
TOBACCO Sales OF 1874 hogsheads at So 30
90 80 for trash; So O00z 90 for Iugs. 81 5OSS
Y W Ior common TO medium leaf; market
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rev YOrk cry Goods Nar4e

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, March 0.
Market for plain cotton goods little de-
pressed, and the folio y Ing makes OF heavy
brown sheetiugs are &c. lower: Atlantic A
reduced TO I61zc: do II to Ice; Pacific extra
Ice: Appleton l6c. +; Amoskeag A. are Of
fered low at I51l, which is below the mar
ket; stark A offered at same; Clark's I6c. /;
Dwight A lie; Thorndyke A ticks lc low
er, as are brands. which sell respeetiy eIy
at 23919, at a reduction. There Is little
tive.
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BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS, March 8.
CoTToE-Unchenged and nominal at
2l1zc for middling. Receipts g. I6g. exports
ii, 400 bales; sales 500 bales
FLOUR-At IS 25gs5 $685. 90.
CoRN-At 81 03@l %.
OATs-At 65c.
BAcoN--At 121<Ql7c; hams at I715c.
LARD-At I51zCg16c.
SUGAR-At ll1a9l2e.
OLAsSEs-Fermenting at 49145 a55e F.
prime at toe: all dull.
HAY-Firm at S35Qs37.
BRAN-Firm at 81 90.
CoFFEE-Quiet; fair at l6gl611c; prime
at 171<@I7szc.
WHIsKY--At e09Sl OH.
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Memphls naPkeE.

r. .relearapb1 MEMPHIS. March 0.
CoTToS-FIat; nomfnally, at 1870
FLoUR-S5 90.
CONSTRUCTIVE.
OATs-63g 65c.
HAY-S28Gl9.
BRAN-S25 co.
LARD-151z0l7c.
PORK-s2S %.
BACON = Nominal; bulk shoulders lie
sides l5c.
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Vanderburgh County 2
RTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ Julia A. l.. BeaIe, Administrative of
the estate OF William BeaIe, deceased, has
filed her petition TO sell the real estate of
the decedent, his personal estate being In
sufficient TO pay his debts, and that said
the Court of Common P-eas of said county,
Witness my hand this Sd day of March,
1870 :. SORENSON, Clerk.
mh5 H3W Per THos. EORENsoN, ID. elk,
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g Enna os Gond as nnnleH,s ;,

Don't wish for better" Better
than any other we have used" Like
it much" Cant speak too highly
Of IT," There can be no fault found
With it." Can testify to it's super
iority." Don't use any other"
These are q few quotations from the
hundreds of testimonials in favor Of
DooLEY's BAKING POWDER, which is
the only chemically pure. harmless,
healthy and nutritious article of the
kind in market. For sale by Grocers.
march8 tn thur & sat.
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PERsoNAL.-H. N. Bigelow. Dep
uty u. S. Marshal, was in the city
yesterday, en- route to Mt Vernon, to
serve injunction on parties infring-
ing the patent on the application of
hard rubber to dental purposes.
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ocs-dIt&w3mI
Alexander s. Mooney


Thomas SnoWden.
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Wander
burgh County, Indiana, May Term, 1870.
TT APPEARING By AFFIDAVIT
"a. on file in the office Of the clerk Of said
Court that the defendant in the above en- ;
titled cause is NONRESIDENT of the State
of Indiana
Notice is hereby given TO said Thomas
SnoWden OF the tendency OF this acton,
and that the same WI! stand for trial at
the next term OF said Court of Common
Pleas, 70 be begun and held at the Court
Hou e, In the City Of Evansville. County
OF NandeTburgh, State OF Indiana, on the
first Monday In May, 1870
Witness, SOTen SOrensOn. Clerk of said
Court, at Evansville, this 7ih day OF March,
1870. =. SORENSON, Clerk.
q. w. MCBRIDE, Atty for pl'tiH mhg
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Administrative Motto,

RYOFICE is hereby given that the nm.
ID dersigned has taken out letters OF
administration of the estate of Benfamfn
Il. Norton late of Vanderburgh County,
deceased. said estate is supposed 10 be
solvent ELIZA J. MOTION.
Evansville March 2 1870 nh5 dit 3tW
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A FALSE ALARM.-An article In
the local columns of the Courier Of
yesterday gives an account of the
local" of this paper installing the
prayers of an over Jealous couple for
a fight.
In the old wooden building just
west of the JOURNAL building,
frightfully pious colored people are
domiciled, and on Tuesday night
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Farm for Sale Near EyausyIIle.

100 acres of valuable land within 4
miles of Evansville, on the Green
river road. for sale on easy terms.
Thirty-five acres improved. Posses
sion given Immediately. The land is
very desirable, and a bargain can be
had by applying at once to
ALvAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate agent,
NH 10-tf] Evansville, Ind.
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Jew lara aOld ana stooE naFAtl.

sew IoFz a0ld ana SEoeE RaFRtt.
BY Telegraph NEW YoRK. March 9.
The gold market was again the scene of
wild excitement. The transactions
amounted TO nearly Sl00,O00, 600. The fuc-
tuations were rapid and considerable in
extent. The price opened at lOsk and fell
10 1g4, and advanced to ll1z on the rumor
OF the death of Napoleon; IL fell to I0%.
on the reported refusal ofthe Senate Conf
m1ttee funding bill, which was Interpreted
TO mean. its passage, and closed at lOsSea
l05<. C1earances $50 eco COO The sun.
Treasury sold 81 100000 at 81 10 62-lO0 at pro-
duce exchange The ductuating course of
gold has brought the markets almost to
stand still. The decline in gold and the
advance in freights, have driven shippers
OF breadstuhs out OF the market, while
the home trade refuse to purchase more
than is absolutely necessary to supply the
pressing wants. Provisions ruled very
dull, and prices not changed. Cotton
opened heavy at the decline, at fully &c
but alterWards assumed hTmer tone aud
rallied. In mercantile circles business
is unsettled sud prices generally have a
dropping tendency, especially dry goods
The money market is unusually easy at 4
to per cent. car ytng rates per cent. 10
nat. sterling dull at e98z. Governments
which advanced under the gold price OF
11%, fell off and closed weak
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sneese Payment Resnmed.

Customers purchasing one dollar
and over, will receive their small
change In silver.
E. A. Cooke & Co,
mh8-3t First Street.
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Trinity NJ. E. CHURcH.-A meet
ing will be held this evening, in the
lecture room of this church. A short
sermon will be preached, and all are
invited.
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HALLoCK & FORD, Druggists and
Apothecaries, have re opened at No.
81, Main Street (the red 'front.' where
they keep a complete assortment of
everything to be found in retail Drug
Store. and carefully compound physi-
clans prescriptions. Mar-7-tf.
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Application for License.

~ will apply 70 the Board of Commits
Efoners of Vanderburgh County, Indiana,
at their next session, for license TO sell in
toxicating liquors in quantities. less than a
quart. MY place OF business is on Vine
Street, between First and Water, and is
known IS the st. Louis House.
fell w3t WILLIAM BARRETT.
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Ia New Calicoes and other new
Dry Goods just received at
SCHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.'s.
mh7-tf
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BS@Lenten service this evening, at
the Church of the Holy Innocents.
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~ 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 Roekbridge Aim Waters.
je17-f
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FoUR OFFICES of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to O.. w. SHANKLIN.
de2-tf
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ia Torn Currency and County
Orders taken at par for goods, at
SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'s.
mh7-tf
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B9 Frederick Douglas at the Ope-
IA House, on the 18th.
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EVANSVILLE AND hEMPHIg.
The elegant new and substantial passenger
steamer

MA EsY HaELLER
Is almost completed at Louisville, and will
leave Evansville for Memphis and ali way
ports about
MONDAY, MARCH Urn,
And VIII theneeforth ply as a regular
packet between those two ports.
The Mary Miller has been built expressly
for this trade, and is complete In all her
departments, being very light but capable
of carrying 600 tons, with wide, roomy
guards, admirably adapted for Carrying
stock. she viii give especial attention TO
way business In the bends, and the fning
OF orders.
DS- Due notice of the exact time of her
departure will be given.
fe7 DIFF A AGENTS.
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The Healing PoDf-

ESSAYS FOE YOUNG MEW. WHO
Ia have fallen INTO vicious Bnbfta IF
now desire a higher lie, and i Haf5r
MANHOOD, with certain means 81 r.Iflr
Tor the aluicted. Sent ln sealed letter ~.
Yelopess free Of charge. Address. how
PHIA, PA. ra-15
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NH loft

You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 55 cents, at Click & Schwartz OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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Evansville d Charlottesville.

RETURNING,
Leave EXP. Mall Freight.
u. Haute 40 A NJ. 40 p r.. AS A n
Vincen1es..... z so A NJ. 9:28 Mill 100 NJ
AFTtUe
Evansville -.I2:OO M...-IO:cO n. 5:s5 M
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NashylIIe Market.
NeW Orlaana Markat.

By Telegraph.l NASHVILLE, March 8.
CorToN-Very dull; low middling lie.
good ordinary, &c.,; stock, 5,02l bales.
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ARREST OF COUNTERFEITERS.-
Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sheriff
Lauer and Constable Frank Morris
arrested three men on the charge of
passing counterfeit money.
From what can be gathered, it APP
pears that the men came into town
on Tuesday evening, from Mt. Yer
non. In a short time thereafter they
sought out disreputable house, and
while there one of them procured
change for twenty dollar bill, which
proved to be counterfeit.
Yesterday they were still in COM
pany. and at one or two other places,
offered or passed counterfeit fifty
cent scrip, and twenty dollar notes.
Early yesterday, Messrs. Lauer and
Morris were on their track, and just
as the train was about to start north
in the afternoon, Mr.. Lauer arrested
two of them, and shortly afterWard,
Mr.. Morris caught another on the
levee.
There was still another to be ar
rested, and the officers were after
him during the evening. 1t was toe
late to give them hearing yesterday,
so they will probably taken be be.
fore Justice Ben. Stinson this morn
ing.
Later developments show that one
of the persons arrested is Jacob PEI
fer, City Marshal of Mt. Vernon, and
another John Mackey.
Mr.. Pfeifer having brought man
to this city On charge of passing
counterfeit money, after delivering
him into custody here, appears to
have got on tear" having consid-
era bic of the counterfeit money taken
from the accused in his possession
and his friends claim that he dis
posed of mono Of it unlawlully.
Other persons are under surveil-
lance, and more arrests may be made.
TRADE OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS,
We lock with no small degree of in
terest upon the trade our city receives
from Southern Illinois, and we can
not too earnestly impress upon the
minds of our business men the i'm
portance of making renewed exertions
for the continuance and increase Of
that trade. Any system Of advertis'
ing which serves TO call the attention
of buyers of other sections of country
to the commercial advantages of Ev-
ansville cannot fail to prove bene-
fetal; but on the question of the
trade of Southern Illinois, VIC cannot
conceive of moro successful plaL Of
reaching the attention of the business
men of that locality than by advertis-
ing largely in the Shawneetown Mer-
cury, which has attained very extern
sive circulation in all the southern
counties of the State. Mr.. Lusk, the
editor of the Mercury, is now in the
city, and will accommodate all who
desire the use of his columns, upon
the most reasonable terms; and We
trust our business men VIII take ad-
vantage of his presence to FIJI his pa
per with advertisements.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-10
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Transfer Packet Steamer Fayette
leaves Evansville daily at......... 800 pm.
Train leaves Henderson at........... 4 80 Pm.
Arrive at Madtsony1le.............. 7 10 Pm.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves jacksonville daily
Sundays excepted) at ..-..-...-..... 5 :25 AN.
Arrive at Henderson .......... ....... 8: 100 Am
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet Fayette ........ :l5 IN.
Making connection both ways with
trains on the K. & Z. Railroad.