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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-23
ORDER OF COUNCIL DlRECIiNt
LOTS To BE FILLED.

And now here it appea ing 70 ths Common Coau-
ell of the city Of Eva issiie, that Lot 10. ~ iu
Block No. II, StOCkweu's Enlargement Civ o.
Evansville, is so situated that tier collect anal
remains stag taut thereon, aud tins owner or 5yl-
Of said Lot are hereby directed required ~
the said Council al ~ SAID LOT such b .i-flt
Will prevent water from collecting aud r-mti--
iLg staguant thereon, within thirty days froal
passage Of this order.
/, Patrick Burke, Clerk u th4 Gifts OF Evans
vii O. do hereby certify that tho for gong is true
and complete copy Of a. order % -.dI Council
passed on the Ist gay Vi June, A.. q. lebl, a0 lar
As 10 relat 8 10 the within nauisI Lot
In witness whereof, haze heral4atO lb-crioa1
my name and affixed the seal uf said CIiJ. tui-,
18th DAY Of September, A. d. 1861.
FArRTCK BURKE
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New YoaK, Nov. 22--In the Board of
Councilmen last evening, the reso-
lutious of the Board of Alder
men at its last meeting, rendering the
thanks of the people of New York to Capt.
Wilkes for his meritorious conduct in eaus-
ing the arrest of Mason aud Slidell, and
Offering the Inequalities of the city,
which were Iefe rel to tia Commit
tee on National Affairs, were unanimously
concurred in. An ordinance appropriating
$500 600 for the relief OF the families of
the volunteers of this city was adopted.
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ORDER OF COUNCIL ORDERING LOIS
TO BE EILLED.
1u.t,El .N.O y. MRMH - .ENH.-EL-

1W.E'D NO ~" HERE IT .FEE'H.Ehs
9-M ing to tho Common Council oi IAe CiN1l
Evansville, that Lots Mob I. an ., o. bl5ss ~
y, Lamasco now city OF Evans, te. arc so situated
that water collects an remains 53tsutlt the cons
aud the owner or owners q sad cots AIo hereby
directed and required by the said Counsel t3 800 up
aid lots such height VIII prevent ttler from
soliciting and remaining staguuut thereon W-tLlH
thirty days from the p ssase ut thi order.
l, Patrick Barke, Clerk ot tho City o. 4vaast To-
do here ~ certify, that the fJrcg IN true and
complete copy Of order Of sail CJIlcil, passed
on the 2lst day Of Sepgem Der. a, D. l51l, tar
it relates 70 th within 10
In Witness Whereof, have h-reInto su9scri bed
my name and affixed the zeal Of stiJ Cifs, tuis z3l
day Of October, a. d. ls6i.
pRTRTCK BTRkF
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-23

WAsHINGToS, Nov. 22.-The steamer Wy
andank ran The blockade last night and
reached the Navy Yard this morning. She
was not ared at. The steamer E. B. Hale
also ran the blockade down last night, hav-
ing on board large quantity of ammunI-
ton aud ordnance stores generally.
Two schConers loaded with wood ran the
blockade successfully Wednesday night,
The enemy is apparently at wo.k on q
new battery at Postum Nose which Is far
above the Others
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
Exciting News from Missouri |!
WARSAW BURNED.
a Federal Wagon Train Cap
tured.
The Southern Blockade to be
Made More Fife ctua1.
WASHINGTON. SAFE.
Another Grand Review.
The Southerners anxious to
go home.
WASHINGTON. SAFE.
Another Grand Review.

. JEFFERSON CRY, Nov. 22.-Passeugers
by the train from the West report that the
rebels burnt Warsaw, night before last to
prevent its being used as winter quarters
for our troops. The Intelligence reached
Syracuse just before the train arrived, and is
considered reliable.
A quantity Of Government stores was
destroyed.
A train Of eighty wagons, with an escort
of 200 men, left SedaIia few days ago for
Leavenworth. A messenger reached Seds-
liza at IL o'clock last night, announcing that
they had been attacked near Knob Noster,
by five or six hundred rebels, and the train
captured.
Refugees continue to arrive in crowds, and
many in almost destitute condition.
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AFTERNOON REPORT.
Col. Mulligan In Cincinnati.
A Dangerous Counterfeit.
Lord Lyons Nothing to Say.
No News from Fort Monroe.
A New Battery at Postum
Nose,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 22.-CGi. Mulligan ar
rived at the depot last night at o'clock,
when he was rendered the hospitalities of
the city by Mayor Hatch. He was escorted
to the Burnett House and being called to
the balcony was addressed by the Hon.
Henry Stanbury.
Col. Mulligan replied in a short speech,
which was enthusiastically applauded by
the large crowd assembled. Col. Mulligan
will speak at the Catholic Institute this
evening, and on Monday evening will prob
ably address a citizens meeting.
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Prices AT NoRFoLK.-A refugee from
Norfolk, says:
A few days ago -four rose ia Norfolk
from SO to So so a barrel, on account of
the outbreak among the Uuiou men of
Tennessee. Coffee is 90 cents a pound, and
very scarce. Sugar of the commonest kind
is Is cents pound. Fish is plentiful and
most people live on that diet, with corn
bread; salt pork, 80 cents lard, Is cents a
pound; potatoes, 81 bushel; candies, COM
mon tAllow, % to 30 cents a pound, and
sperm, 10 cents each.
Clothing of every kind is very high
Common black pantaloons, $l2 to Sl9; vests,
from S12 TO $40; black frock coats, $50
Dry goods of all kinds have advanced
from 500 to 1000 per cent. Most of the
goods are brought from New Orleans at
present.
Of materials for boots and shoes, sole
leather sold at 81 pound, with not a
pound left in Norfolk when our informant
came away, except what little the shoema-
kers held; upper leather calf, $500 for a
dozen skins. No materials for aides shoes
to be had. Ladies' shoes sold at SIS TO So
a pair; very common, So so. Mems la-ed
boots, IS; long, Sl2 to $40. All kinds Of
business was very good, many people hav-
ing started small manufactures for various
necessaries, giving poor people employment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-23

CAIRO, November 20.-The expedition
that left here in search of JET. Thomp sou
has returned. He passed through Charles
ton, Mo-, ten hours in advance OF our troops
on a full gallop. 1t is supposed that he
wanted TO take Gen. Grant prisoner, as h9
was going to the Cape to review the troops
The gunboat ConestOga, while scouting
up the Tennessee river near the Tennessee
line, was fired into by masked battery,
the shot taking effect in her smoke stack.
She returned the compliment with a shell,
scattering the rebels and demolishing sew
eral buildings in the vicinity. A little fur
ther along she discovered a rebel camp
She threw several shells, killing quite
number of men.
The Maria Denning arrived to-day with
seventy-two pieces of rifed ordnance, viz:
Thirteen 6s-pounders, eighteen 64-pound-
ers. ffty-twO 32-pouuders and large guam
titP of ammunition $4,000 solid shot, 400
shells, 400 grape and canister for gun
bodts. She ia to be the receiving ship for
the feet Five hundred marines are ex-
peeted here to night for the new gun boats
All ia quiet here and at Paducah.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-23

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-So far as can be
ascertained, Lord Lyons has taken no &C.
ton, whatever, on the subject of Mason and
Slideils arrest, but will probably await in
structious. There has not been even an in
formal conversation between him and the
proper Department concerning 1t. Those
who are Intimately acquainted with Lord
Lyons, believe he has observed his usual
discretion in refraining from premature ex-
pressions Of opinion.
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CORPORATIUN NOTICE.
oRpEa roR - sIpE-MALK.

Oct. u Io6I.-Aud uOW 20 is hereby gtderel aud
directed by the Common Council uf tue G.tt el
Evansville, that the Jwuerz ct AL 30 or ptrt7 of
lots fronting on adjoining ths west side VI lh p
avenue, from Sixth 70 Fuukliu Street, iu said
city, cause the side walk, thereon O. De brought
to the proper grade, ana tIat they ctu.e d si3e-
walk Of class to Ue laid dOwn thereon wit lia
thirty days from the publication OF tIi- order.
=. BUEkE, Clerk.
Cierk's Office. Octoberl4 1851
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CORPORATLON NoTICE.


ORDER EOh FLAAaA 1tyA-f AIM
Sept. z, 1sGI-ABd now IL IL hereby ordered Gl-
directed ~ the Com non Counsel oi tls Cltg
Evansville, that the owners u all lois or parts %
lots fronting on or adjoining tus @sat llas &
Mary Street, between sixth uuu FRANK 400 Streets
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereof O. he
brought t. the proper grade aud thal tLsy c-u55
size wax OF class No. z, with wooden .'lrJ. 90 bo
laid down thereon within thuLg days u0m tue
publication OF the order. +. LLAh D. Clerk.
LlsrA 3 Ufice, sept. II, 1861 -rfrI4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-23

ST. Louis, Nov. 22--Judge Thomas s.
Richardson was shot through a window OF
the Court House, ia Memphis, Scotland
county, No., on Monday last, while confined
as & prisoner in the hands of Col Moore, OF
the Home Guards. Col. Moore subsequent
ly offered a reward of $1,000 for the ap-
prehension Of the assassin.
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NEW ToRK, Nov. 22--The Post says
that English letters s'ute that the British
government refuses 70 grant clearauces
from English ports to vessels with arms for
the United STATES, therefore shippers will be
compelled to send in vessels frcm Confidential
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-Peterson's De-
tector cautions the public against counter
felt los on the Waterbury Bank of 0onnec-
ticut /: is the best executed and most
dangerous counterfeit that has been out for
years.
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CITY ADVEF TIsENENTs.
CORPORATION NOTICE-


ORDER FOR PINK 5IDE-W ALa.
Nov. 8, Is61.--And new It is hereby ordered and
directed by the CrmmCn Council II the CRY Of
Evansville that the owners Of all 6 or part, II
lots fronting on adjoining tile orthWesf side Of
Locust street. between SIKH aud Seventh streets,
in said city, cause tho side wa ks thereon 60 he
brought to the proper grade, and thar they cause
sidewalk Of Glass No. /, 10 be laid dow there on
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order.
p. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks once, Nov. p. 1851. nov22
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CORPORATION NOTICE


July 20, 1sGL.-And now il is hereby ordered aud
directed by the Common Council Of the Civ 81
Evansville that the owners Of all lots or parts %
lots fronting adJoining the west side oft Third
Avenue froIA Canal 10 Sixth street in -aid citEt
cause the sidewalks thereon 10 be brought % the
proper grade, aud that they cause slds w.ilE Of
class No. 70 DO laid down thereon within thirty
DAYS from the publication Of this order
p. BUkhE, Clerk.
Clerks once, October a. 1857
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A,HEE1EE's s1Es 40. 10.

eaTsA Il AsAEE'G 81 LII w. ~
Notice is hereby given that by virtus Of an order
of sas issued out VI the ofic- OF the ClerK o. the
Vanderbursh Circu5t Court ia favor Of John Doug
IS, and aga nsr Charles DENLY and others, will,
on
FRIDAY, DECEM BE9 9th, 1861.
between Ghz hours Of IL &C ock, A. H., aud o.
{ o. k n. Of said y, at TIE doJr u the Court
uou-e he city OF kvansY lie, indiana, offer for
81 at tubiis auc,lon the rents, issues and profits
70 the term Of seven years. OF the 10 lowing de-
&C lied cal estate, 20 Wiz The Southwestern, halt
of tnat part Of Lot NJ. Two hundred anu twenty =
seven (Z2T) in Donation ELl4rgem mt Of the
city oil Evansville. in ths cJunty OF YaaderbHrgh
aud State Of Indiana, which Is bounded as fOl
lows; begin Aing Main street the south
erly OF all LIT aud rum n Jneucs along
Main street thirty fur ieets tuereabsuG, the
wall Of certain BRICK dwelling. Own ID and
cupied by john Henson, theEce at ri shL Angles TO
Main street, hundred and fert Hour feet
thsrssbout the alley in Of said lot, thence
along said alley thirEyfour fest or thereabOut 10
the NEST wesUerly Of said OF No. TT. and
the nee the place Of beginning and should said
rents and profits Of said cal State not Sell Tor
sum sufficient satizfy SAID writ and costs, will,
al the same time an ace, offsr Tor sale and sell
the fee simple Of sad premises
GEORGE WOLFLIN, S. V. C..
Hall Donald, PI'fs Atty's.
uoyl5 3ww
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-The Old Point
boat has arrived but brings no news.
1t was reported that flag of truce had
come from Norfolk with several women and
children
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Hods.-As the season for pork packing
arrives, farmers are, Of course, anxious to
know what they are to do with their hogs.
We have heard of no transactions in this
city as yet. Buyers are not willing to pay
over S2.75 and as this does not meet the
views of the sellers, no lots have been pur-
chased. 1t win be seen by the summary Of
the Cincinnati market, that prices will very
likely be low throughout the season. a
large number of farmers, under these cir
cumstances. prefer to have their hogs
packed on their own account, provided, they
can get advances from packers The pork
business has opened il Indianapolis a, 81 IS,
according 70 quality and lime of delivery.
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CORPORATION NOTICE

ORpER FOR LANK SIDE W J.
seyteuI. or 7, lS5l.-AHd uos Ilis hereby 5l..ar-I
aud directed b. tue Common Council 10 Ils ls.t p.
Evansville, that the OVuera OF aI lois lT uaI-s
% HohtlAs ~ OF aaJo4ilns t--
Of Mary street, between trnIallu asa -ffel A ats-l
said city, Cause ths Sidewalks tlute'4 to 1l
brought 70 5be proper gIa4e au1 tAa- tfies ctlH-t
side walk Of class 80. 2, with oo-tu curt t- o.
lad JWn thereon WITHIN thirty osya '.sl zoe 1-
LEGATION OF this order. p. ~ L'h - e.@i a-
Ilsr1 = ONCE ssptembe- TO- 1861. -e1l1-5E.
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Court Notice,

STATE OF INDIANA, $500. - T.rT,.
VandeIburgh County. Iss7
Michael P. Jones,
Nancy Ann webb, Charles
W. SANDS and Mary Ann
Sands,
It appearing BY afi iavit fled this 18th day Of
N9ven Ger, I55l ia the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Court aforesaid, that Char.es W Sands and Mary
Ann Sand, two Of the defendants ia the above
emitted action h. obi CT Of wncn is 70 foreclose
a m0rtga q not residents of the State Of In
dia e. Notice OF the tendency IF this action is
therefore given to sid defendants, and that the
same will stand fer trial at the next term OF the
Court aforesaid. to be Iegun aud held the Court
House, ia the city Of evansville, in the coonty aud
state aforesaid, on the hr-t MOndAy in January
a. D. lo6Z.
Witness, the Clesk Of said Court, this llth day
OF November, 1861.
VIC. c.
A. L. BobinsoD, Pi'ns Attorney
Nov. Il, 1861.-SWW
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SPECIAL TO COMMERCIAL.

WAsHIEeroN, Nov. 22.-The murderer of
Lieut.. Col. Vongsrben has been arrested.
The evidence against him is very clear.
Judge Black, Mr.. Buchanan's Attorney
General, is in The city.
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Arrival and Departure Of the
NJ - L Il q.
TIME OF CLOSING.


frhe tis,s here sss down is adjusted 70 oOstyao'
hOuYs. On the River there IS variation according
TINE OF CLOSING.
Rlaroad Mail flor Viucennes, Terre Haute,
Princeton, Washington, Petersburgh,
scnivan, Carlisle, Rockville, IDdiAnapo-
lie. Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis,
Cairo, and points Supplied through the
ave asst mentioned Offices every day OK
eePf SUNDAY, at, ~ irosd
Thursday AND and saturday tHTdS =, szr4
week except sunday and thursday at I11 4. NJ
Green Rtrer AiGH flor Bowling Green and
way points, every Monday and Thurs
day at 81. NJ
II THURSDAY Ts'is,, aud aud saturda, Al eHAH.
Eeas Harmony Mail every Monday We'd
nesday, and Friday at ~ A. NJ
Rockyorf Mail (land) every Monday, Wed
p ss;sZ r. a.. s 5sss; !: ever, Friday
Peter sburgh letters, SC come and 60
by Railroad daily)
Ogntkiana Mail every Wednesday at P \.
(Leaves at A. NJ. Thursday morning.l
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Railroad Mail every day except Sunday at 4.
Arrives the night before, after Office hours.
Louisville Mall triVer) every Tuesday,
Thursd ~, and Saturday by 6P n
PadHcah Nal, every day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by GAS
Grssn Rivsr Mail, every Monday and Thurs
day By zP.A
MI Vsrnon MAJ Qand) every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday by SR.N
Rsi1 Harmony Mail, every Tuesday Thurs-
day, and Saturday by I'm.
ROekport Mail (land) every Sunday at l p. NJ
and Wednesday and Friday at A N.
(Arrives the evening before, after ONCE
hours.l
PeSTs5prgh Mail (Eay) every Friday by sH A. NJ.
CYnthiana Mail every Friday at A n.
(Arrives the evening BEFORE after office hours.1
R<B-Post Once opens at a. NJ and closes at
?. r. on week days. Delivery closes from 81 to 81
a. s. on week days during the closing OF the
Railroad mail Once open from 20 91S A. N. on tie
Sabbath
JAMES Il. McNEELY, P. N.
Evansville. Ind, Nav I. 1861. iHiv 22-vwc
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HIGHLANDS GERMAN BITTERS.
Prepared By Dr. C. A. Jackson, No. 4l8
arch Street, PkiI1de Ephia. Pa.
READ WHAT Is SAID OF THEM.

'
Sc TT, Cortland Co, NY, March 2lst. 1857.
Dg. O. n. J1ckso d. Dear Sir:
\ ~ e En-. Lee 0Fs IKE n PFEECTRD,
II pen lew lines to you. have SUITE ed aud
doctored myself, and know how 20 pity those in
lac condition. Until / Commenced taking your
Bitters last summer, was not able to do anythi 3,
even TO sit up any considerable length OF time
Before had taken the hrst botI e, 1 felt like
new man, and now, after having continued the use
Of them a short time, in the worst season Of the
year, able % labor hard Suerg day To say the
least think hxve received n4Jrs Osn nj from the
Bitters, than all other medicines 1 have taken
have not only used your bifrers myself, bat have
given bottles parts OF bottles to those ompl sin
Ing Of Dyspepsia AMI l. YER Complaint, AID in ev
cry cas-, ihey tell tn y have taken no med cine
20 beneficial as the bitters. Respectfully yours,
JAMES Won BENSCdOTER.
The bitters sold by drug zists . storekeepers
in every and village in the Quilted states, Cam
adas, West ldies, and Soath America, IS cents
rn.r hnrri- nnv1fRM2M
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The names of q
large number of old vessels are published
to-day. They are loaded with stores and
are doubtless to be sent to Southern harbors
and sunk, thus rendering the blockade eff
fectuRl.
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CONFORMATION NOTICE-


ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
Nov. 9, ls6l.-An1 nov 81 Is hereby ordered and
Evansville, that the owners II am lots on paft o.
lots fronting on adjCi1iDg the south-Wct side Of
Ninth street from Ann to division 10 5ef ia s,fd
CITY, cause the st1eWaks thereon ta o. hrlIfab 10
the proper ade, and that they cause a sidewalk
Of Glass NJ 2, TO be laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication Of This order.
2. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks once, Nov. % 1861.
AOOKLECFDR's s.REAs or ME.fE
u ESTATE for the payne 4 Of he cost, aud ok d
penses of side-N ak improvements. Notice is here
by given { at by virtue Of a precept ISSUED by he
Mayor Of the City Of Evansville, aud o. me- direct
ed, will sell at public suction, the door OF The
Court Honse, in said city, Thursaay, n ~. 20
1861, at O'Clock p. NJ, the following lots OF par
cells of real estate, or 80 much thereof as may be
TO pay the amount chang % and asse-5s1
gsinst lots respectively fir tue Costs and exc
penses Of making sidewalk impr vemunfs for sold
lots, together with the costs Of sale:
George Rcsener, Lot 2, Block %, Eastern
Enlarge ~
VIM. II. Law, Lot r. Block II, Laui4 ro..... 10 IS
Hiram Nelson, S. ". = OF the N. p. 3 If
Lot 6S. Upper Enlaf cement -
Hiram Nelson, Is by Is feet, s. W. alley
end OF same a.IlAE
AlliE Walker, Lot l. .Ock Is, stOckWells
EnarRement..............-. ... ............. p As
Allis & Walker, Lot No. 2, Block IS Stock
ven. iE9isrss%sat ao35
Alls Walker, Lot. No. 3, Block I8, stock
wells EuiarReme 2DtJE
Converse Clements, 9 feet on IA gh street, bv
20 feet deep, being the S +. side of L6t
No. 9, IN Block No. IS, 4th Enlargement, o 10
Francis EdmOnas, Lot IL, Block 81, Eastern
% %
Ronald Fisher, AZ feet Cherry street, by
rs feet deep, being the N. q Z She S.
W. u Of Lot No. 65. In the Upper Euarg. 1888
noy1itds CHRISTIAN HEDDERtUhs q. q.
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ATA BXs. @. MIL = G7G.'s EXTH.a
%U SOAP; 10 bxs hard pressed Tallow Candles;
20 bxs Star Candles. At
ocI6 H A C0UK'5, IS Maid street.

VIII L. a 'O''A p - atAS'@-
Ell GO 10 TIE EUREAA BAZAAR
S-A Before you buy your goods, go TO Cooks, No.
Is -daln street
Coming every day-new goods at thu Eureka.
DO not fail to buy your Groceries at Cooks.
Every thing you want can b. had at Cooks
For the best and cheapest Groceries go TO Cooks.
Good news-the Eureka il full Of goods.
How is it that Cook sells 50 cheap-Q. 81 ne sells
for cash 10 all.
In the face of the hard times Cook keeps his house
full and sells cheap.
Join the Family Guard Drill Room at the Eureka
Bazaar, No. IS Main street
Keep Yourself posted by roing 20 70 Main street.
Low prices aud good Goods at all times to be had
ut Ii. A. COOKS.
Move OIL IN fJout-I want TO get some Of Cooks
cheap Groceries
New goods almost every day Cooks.
One price, but that Is so low You cannot ask it
lower At Cooks
Pest up your friends that No rs Main street Is
the place.
Quality Of Cooks goods always as represented.
Soyou have got TO buying your gOeds at Cooks
knew you would II you went once.
The low prices and good quality Of Cooks goo is
Is the wonder Of all
Unless you buy at Cooks, you lose money.
Volun' eer in the Family Guard Drill every day at
No 10 Main street
Wonders will never cease last not least the large
stock to be found at the Eureka Bazaar.
&cslsioT Golden syrup-only to be had at II. A.
Couk's.
Yes, t is acknowledged tina. Cook sells the cheap
est Of any House in The city.
Geunds ! how cheap you can buy Groceries at No.
70 Main street.
= if you want to save money, you must go 90 the
Eureka Bazaar ooI6
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrrsBUaG Nov. 22.-River 6 feet bg the
pier mark. Weather cloudy.
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sept 7th, ashland nos IL is hereby etL-r4.
and directed ~ tue common COuuci! vi rls e.ry b
Evansville, that the VWusr5 % tll lois or ptrl7t
lots troutihg adjoining he east --le.
Mary street, between seventh aud Lisufh stl.t.
said city, cause the sidewalks thereon ty Je JfJlg
70 the proper grade, and that they cause Sd
walk VI class number . be laid down rlsrs=
within thirty days from tie publication ~ tIis 3s
der. r. BD iiffAi Clerk.
City Clerks ONCE. Sept. I2lh, lsoI ae4ls