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sThe sale of Millinery Goods on
First Street, two doors below Syea-
more Street, will continue tomorrow
(Friday) at 10 Q clock. ...-
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Das=As the season has arrived when
every body is compelled to buy Win
ter Goods, they should remember the
old and reliable house of T, Hopkins
u Co, who are at present receiving a
splendid selection of all kinds of Dry
Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, and
House Furnishing Goods, besides the
best stock of Furs in the city, at prices
a little lower than they can be bought
for any where else. Examine their
stock, and judge forly yourselves. Also,
Blankets at old prices. No. 10 First
Street. i54 s. VI. sir rs noy27d1W.
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AT WoRK,-The undersigned take
pleasure in, announcing that their
Stove Foundry, which was burned
some time since, is again in full ope-
irationy and they are now ready to fill
orders promptly, for anything In the
line of Cooking and Heating Stoves,
iHollowares Tinware, &c, &c. Their
assortment Of Stoves is equal to any
in the West. They are also sole
agents for O'Neil's patent indestrpcta
able Copper .p 9h Bottoms tboq and Iron elad,
age, and we are certain that Wash and
Coffee Boilers with these, bottoms, on
them will last as long again as the old
pattern of bottoms. Call and exam
Inc for yourself before purchasing
elsewhere.I Sample and Sale Rooms
No. SO Main Street, Evansville Ind.
nov20- I'm. / BRINKMEYER & Co.. 1
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No SCHooLs.-In order that the children
may enjoy Thanksgiving, the Public
Schools will be closed until next Monday.
The, boys and girls will enjoy holiday to-
day and tomorrow.
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/ CITY NEWS

SERVICES AT SIXTH STREET TEMPLE
The Hebrew congregation win hold re-
ligious services at their beautiful temple
on Sixth Street at 8 o'clock to-day
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= Bg~ Don'trwalk all over the city to
find whateeyerybedy will tell you can
be found in greater abundance and at
less cost than any place in the city, at
No. 5 South First Street. nov16 IF 81
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES Rev. G.. N. Sims
will preach Thanksgiving sermon at
Trinity Church this morning, at 1917
O'Clock. Subject: The Social, Civil, and
Religious Problems to bewrought out, I'M
der God, by our Republic. e
A collection will be taken for the benefit
of the Home City Mission.
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FURTHER PREPARATIoNs.-A large
invoice of lumber for the Opera House was
received yesterday. The brick, a half a
million, have been contracted for, and
about 100000 of them have been burned.
The frames, flooring, &C., will be put up
during the Winter, and the work will be
presumed early in the Spring, and finished
with the utmost dispatch! r. ffH
By the way, we notice that the new
Opera House in this city, will be considera-
bly, larger than the new Music Hall in
New Albany. Ours will be fifteen feet
longer. In addition to the preparations
above mentioned, a contract has been
closed for the material for the front, which
will be composed of Green River marble,
/ the same as that of Geo. S. Sonntag's new
building on First Street, acknowledged to
be the handsomest front in the city.
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Stiles Corn Fed Oysters are the
largest and sweetest brought to this
city; only As hours from Baltimore
warranted. to give satisfaction. or
money refundedAto be had only at
No. 9First Street. s'isp ~ - '''
nov21 -2taa 9arealWM. CALDWELL
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FHEELING bDULY THANKFUL FOR
< the very liberal patronage received
during the past seven years, and being
permanent residents of the city, desire an
persons whether they need their profess
sionaI services or mott to visit their rooms
factured.' . f+''1.ls'sa "a - ~
improvements and inventions are being
made, and everything that Will subse''ve
the interests Of their patients is secured W
them. ! Then, estab lishment and facilities
are equalto any in the Eastern cities.SSl
They have several AnseSthetics Tor allie
Waiting pain when extracting teeth.
Cheeks thataTe sunkeQ can-be restored
to nearly their ofiginaI%contour.
All desirable styles Of ARTIFICIAIr
TEETH made anywhere in the United
Children's Teeth successfully Corrected. o.q'
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DR. WHlTTIER.

a REGULARLY p x ED p III Y 9 4
Ia CT ANsaas bis D9blpnaas which hangs
u ba nls o tse wal ShSw ba5 a aeo coo
Union-wide reputation, having been longer.
located IN 81. louis than any other Chronic
Muc5 81 flfs Practice has been Of pri-
yate nature-Syp hiiis,. Gonorrhoea, elect,
Structures all 10 Gfnarys Diseases, SyphiIitic
or Mercurial Affections of the Throat, Skin,
or Bones Orchitis,7 Hernia or Rupture !:
also the effects of a Solitary Habit, rriinous
- body and mind, producing Blotches, De-
Sight, Confusion OF Ideas, Evil Forebod-.
ings, Aversion to Society, Loss of Memory
Weakness, etc; not all these. in any one
case, but all occurring frequently in va
rious cases. -fi-
B8- Accommodations ample: charges
moderate; cures guaranteed. Consulta-
tions by letter or at office free. Most cases
can be property treated sfthoitt an illterpfetC,
and medicines, secure from observation,
sent by mail or.exPress. No hindrance to
business In most cases. talD FtA
Address Box 1902. st. Louis, Mo.
Hours-S am. to pm. Office perma-
between Sixth and Seventh, one square
south of Linden Hotel, a retired spot in
the centre of the city. Fo8 III
consultation rooms. and rooms for the
accommodation of such patients as require
daily personal attention. ~ ...,iIf,.-4v 20
57i EVER YBODY 80
can e ~, get in sealed letter envelope my .
. Theory, Symptoms, and Treatment OF
Nervous, Urinary, and Sexual Diseases,
clearly delfneatfng all the Diseased Cond1-
tions, with full symptom Lists, Tor Two
three-cent postage-stamps to prepay post
age. tCircuiars for Ladies, relating to Dis
eases of Puberty, Menstruation, and Preg- |
nancy, three cents. s Ell ilaqags9 81, s.
aug dkwSm (dlt wy .a!.-ti illt.r7.,u ~. "a
faa. b I'D %
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eag-The friends Of, Mr., David AM
derson wi1lfnd INDEPENDENTLY with
J. r. Lotspeieh, No o South First
Street. Thescommands of his friends
Will promptly ,obeyed. zat ssllV !
Nog16-e0d, l e 95' ~ e. ..l 'ois ~
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THE WEATHER.-It is good thing, when
local items are scarce, that the weather
affords a legitimate theme foranimadyer-
sion, and IS, also, safe subject to talk
about 4 She is a perfectly, iInperyious to,
newspaper structures never gets mad her
self, ana shas no big Brother orotheri near
relative toeYsw%lep8 iaaf :, Teller. I'd if he
speaks his mind nd, freely about the tickle
jade. - As ss~afs3Fea
Under ali these circumstances, we feel
bold to say that yesterday was crowded
fulip5 About asimeaa} weather asgYe eyer
saw Dark, dreary and dreadful murky,
misty and muddS. Just such a day as
would be prolific of suicides in France,
oI curses in England, and of disgust in this
portlon OF the moral vineyard. The air
was cold and chilly the clouds were thick
anu dark, and all day long a thin, misty
am descended. The streets were muddy
anu sloppy, and the crossings dismal and
almost 1 Inn passabIe. The OCCUPATION or the
s1ieee corner peeping brigade. like Othell
~ D was gone. No filters or false calves
were visible to the naked eyes. The fair
ualnes anu olushing damsels were closely
nouseo at home, and the merchants and
thelr pohte' and. attentive clerks had am
pre- thle 70 rearrange their goods. as they
inwardly cursed the weather, and incurred
the absence OF customers. Business was
well nigh suspended, labor on the straats
and other city improvements ceased and
the sound of the trowel and hammer. Gao Z,
ed, II reminded US forcibly OF the elav Ne
fore Thanksgiving last year, In Cincinnat;
1.-The more forcibly as that day cost MS
nearly six months serious sickness and a
heavy doctors bill. The churches and
theatres were slinriy attended, and those
blessed with comfortable homes and good.
fires had cause for thankfulness, and the
poor and destitute shiyered In their. tat
bal .sI5iYa4Ay.a g.ss s5.fr.a
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BeE- Shaefer and Kehr, on Third
Street, between Main and Sycamore,
sell the best all wool Blankets of their
own manufacture at 81 per pound. z
noy16dlw.E - $780,, - 800 ~,
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The best Oysters lin the city are to-
be found at Caldwell 5, No. 9First
Street. nov27-2t
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BG% Beavers Chinchillas, Cloths,
Doeskins, and Cassimeres, the most
elegant and in the largest quantity,
are toIbe found at il r. L0tspeieh's,
No. 5 South First Street. DIR. Clark
does the cutting, and guarantees a
perfect fit in every case. nov16 cod
I For choice Celery go to Caldwell's
Family Grocery, No. 9 First Street.IT
) nov27-2t MH02G GAN
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BWrFresh Buckwheat Flour, new,
Hominy and freshGern Meal,just re-
ceivech and for sale IN any quantity to
suit purchasers. oaeaa BIT -.>fA z1f'<t1
PARSONS, SCovILLE q Co.. IS
'sls9e hilni l,aS z Y Main Street,
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aar coLGATE's sHoNEy 500 In

s@ coLGATE's HONEY SOAP -a4S,s
celebrated Toilet Soap, in. Such universal
emand, isnade from the CHOICEST mate
laIs, is MII.p and Enfo1 1.1F:,s1r IN its nature
RAGRANTIY scENTED, and. extrern aIy
ENEFIcIAL in its action upon the skin.
or sale by druggists and fancy goods
ealers. ai1o51 1,D
Ry COLGATE's AROMATIC sOAP--A
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, in combination with Civ
eerine, and especially designed for the use
ofLadies and for the Nursery Its perfume
is exquisite, and its washing properties un-
xivalled. For sale by all druggists.
feb23 d&w1y fsEEa4s on
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an experienced Nurse and Female Physi-
clan, presents to the attention of mothers
har
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THANKSGIVING. ~ For Turkeys
Chickens and the very best brand of
Oysters, go to the New York Grocery
72AIainiStreet, this, day!asid sl4 ..sssaIa
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EVER YBODY

.t- itffit 20 % s---flsttls
mo7i baa .n-a 5i "a uet8 ag0fs 5ia3
nies 800. 80 81 8n4 0f 6
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

Man 10 ? 5:5 n
Express .-..............,l0:32 p NJ 1850 NJ
81 STEAMBOAT LINES.
~ To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at TO O'Clock A. NJ. Every Wedhes-
day, Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
p. M.
o'clock P. M.
To GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday ats o'clock p. NJ. 3Kfs no 51
Y To EAsTPoRT.-Every Thursday at A
10 MEMPHIS. Every Saturday at q
o'clock P. M. a.to
"a To HE .DERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at 3 o'clock I'm. az 4 k-islfl.i IL i-.fpg
Rockport Stage (via Newburgf and Boom
ville,l carrying the mail, leaves at A. M,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays W3E $50 sfDD4 nO18iIG
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days andFridays at I'M. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ. NJ 55es
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily Tex
cept Sundays1 att A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
cept Sundays by 2 P. N. s..-.s,,,sr II r
10 NEwBURG.-Hackda daily except Sun
day,) from the Merchants Hotel, at, 3
O'Clock P. M. f-tfs. l-}j = 3AiD.
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HOT FOR dTHANKsGIVINGlvo
N-~rvQz

Will receive and offer, on Wednesday
morning, Nov 18th
rs to 100 choice Fat Turkeys s
9 70 to 100. choice Eat Chickens; :
-setao 20 dor extra Celery; ays, iila
100 cans Plat & Co.'S extra f I,
10 ,640od aanti-cholera 70 ilg.sn Ios
Stall Fed Oysters -
/ Hobbs extra Grapbefries ;iat i
=. so bush. choice Apples;
AES 10lbox extra lemonsyDG6AE
% doz. pure California Wines.
Do not fail to call at the
q z Honsekeeperss EmporiunA AG
. nov27- If s.-E,-a 76 Main Street.
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perre Haute and Indianapolis.
e0hio and Mississippi Railroad.

4., FROM vINCENNES. +~sso...
Going East. Going W.T..
"a ~ 5:25 n
Express -...............,l0:S2 M 4:50 NJ
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DENTISTS.

Rooms, over First National Bank -sfg.r
Corner Main and First Streets, 81 ~
.ait-'i o ~ = taA@A Evansville Ind.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
Evansville and Charlottesville.
GOING NORTH.

Leave Arrive. ATTIvS.
Evansville. Vincennes, 4; % aa !. :
Accom- od't'n, $40 M 1927 A M 10 = =
Mail ................ 9:I5 AM IL HAN S;Oo M
Vincennes Ac 80 P NJ 4:35 '''''''
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GOING SOUTH.
Leave leave , MLafNo
Terre Haute. Vincennes. E'yille.
vincennes Ac .........@. 6:89 M s5SA N
Freight & Ac. $50 A NJ l2:25 5:SS
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.nebleson
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= To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Every Wedhes-,
day, Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
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THE REVOLT OF THE CHRISTIANS
IN CANDIDA Z. 'aa3
$4,000 INSURGENTS IN ARMS, Il
8lkts- No4yJW a 4GHaab I
LATEST CABLE NEWS.

LONDON, August 25-Noon.-AAd-
vices have been received to-day in
official circles here announcing that
a treaty of peace. between Prussia,
Italy, Austria and Bavaria was con-
cluded by the Plenipotentiaries in
session at Prague on Thursday last.
The treaty was officially signed by the
iPlenipotentiaries on behalf of their
respective Governments the same
day. Among the provisions. of the
treaty is one that the troops now at
different points shall evacuate their
positions and retire to their respective
homes within nthreeMeeksXI Win e
. PARIS, August 25-Noen-An i'm
mense. demand has sprung up in this
city for United States five ,twenties,
aud heavy orders for supplies have
been telegraphed to American agents
of various banking houses of. this
city. gnaH ,9qs.q h,3.s,i7sgz4 .@- ~ ~
Hla LIVERPOOL, August s25-Noon.--
The steamship Scotia sailed this
noon for New i ork, and takes e110,-
900 in specie on American account.
ST. PETERsBURG,' August %. The
officers of the American fleet were
present at a review in camp at Phars-
koe Selo on Monday, and the officers
were the. guests of the Emperor.
Thessailors Of the feet were given a
dinner at. .Cranstodt.. Thousands still
visit the ship. AT the Court dinner,
yesterday, the Emperor, departing
from the ancient custom, rose and
said; I prepase- the prosperity of the
United States and her deputations
and. continued friendship between
Russia and, America. There was an an
Imperial ball in the afternoon. ~
f. ,' BERaIIIN, August 23-An address
to the King. embodying the principles
| Of the moderate Liberal party, has
passed the lower House by large ma
iority. There were ronlya25 negative
votes poIled, aud all Catholics.
VIENNA, Aug. 23.-The feeling il
! Austria is peace, for the present, bu
war in the futures to re-establlsh. he,
power in Germany. ,A.eA ara.
MUNICH Aug 23-The district
that atBavaria cedes to Prussia are th osr
lfof Orb, Gresfeld, Killers and Thorn
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IFRom HAkafF6RD, CoSNEe1TTCUT.

HARTFORD, August 25.-The fol
lowing delegates at large were appoint
ed by the State Committees Of the
Union Republican party to the Con-
vention of the Southern Loyalists, at
Philadelphia Hartford County, JaR,
Hawley; New Haven, Ex Governor
BackfFghaFn Btclfcld, Ex Govern
nor Holly; Fairfield, General O9aS,
Ferris; Werdham, Hon, G. W. Phil
lips; Middlesex, Hon. Benz. Douglas; !;
Folland, Chas. A. Atkins. saiG,
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ARRIvAL OF STEAMER.

New. York, August 25. The
steamer City of Paris brings Euro
pean dates of the 10Th. 4 News antici-
pated by cable .It4n lzffaii's
LIvERpooL,. August; 16.AFlour is
held firm; wheat partially advanced
1@2d; red quoted at los 6d@11s;
corn steady; mixed 16@163d; beef
and pork quiet; bacon dull, and ship
ments were being made to America;
petroleum firm and advancing. .1zls.
= In London wheat was held for an
advance; sugar quiet; coffee firm; tea,
rice and tallow firm. ta@ i-'h .-.Ioa
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FROM ROCHEsTER.

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Aug. 25.-Ata
Republican Convention held last
evening Hon. Thos. Parsons, Charles
Wilson and VIM. Wagner we're ap7
pointed delegates to the State Oonven-
tion They were instructed to- vote
for the re- nomination of Coy. Fenton |;
Bruce for Canal. Commissioner,
and the adopting af Of "a Radi-
cal platform, III s. Churchill and Fred.
Douglass were appointed delegates. to
the .conyention of Union men to be
held at Philadelphia on the third of
Sentember.
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Gnne In.If


[From the EvansviIle' Courier of Aug, 25th.I
g Like every good, honest Democrat
| Throughout the Union, we bare ear
nestiy for the Restoration Policy of
President, johnson We regard the
coming test. of strength between the
friends of the Constitution as uni
fornily interpreted blythe Democracy
in the past, and the Radical or Revo-'
lutipnaryn party OfIlthel present day,
withllt new dognas and startling as
sumptions, as the most momentous
struggle between Republican liberty
and j Jacobinism that has ever occurred
in any country. If the friends of Re-
storation fail to carry their men and
measures, there is certainly little left
for the common masses. beyond what
hopes of the future may be cherished
in positive revolution, and God knows
the American people have had enough
death and desoiation In the past five
years to cause them to look all the.
more anxiously to the results of the
more peaceful means now in their
hands.l8 Hgaf w9H .gf-1fz
.9 Yet, notwiths landing our devotion
to the great, cause for which the
Democratic party of the nation has
allied itself with all other sconserva-
tive elements, we LOOK with feelings
of deep regret at what we are to saeri-.
fee by the union. The Dem0c, attic
/ parity no matter0%hat Bourg desires
may be IN regard te9 the subject, or
how we may wish to look uponr it,,
mast and surely NH lose Ietsl bonored
name and tinleulkonored. md time tried
organization This is the sacrifice
that an imperiled nation demands at
its hands; and slowly but surely we
see passing from the host who make.
uplits mighty legiOnsli its past national
identity and realityas party irt name,
l6aF c1eedi 9OQ8O9TN
~. lit is unavoidable--sayE and think
what we. will The Democratic party
= that glorious olaorga anizatioff, whose
banner has been borne triumphantly
in many national contests. often glo-
riously Triumphant, never fatally de-
feated-is even now, .sprrendering,
almost imperceptibly, but ineUertheless
surezg its national identity and indi
yiduality, in it's devotion to the Com
stitution and the Union, for which it
mas ever DeeIl Tie. cudInplOn IN DaUCle,
the sun by day and the pillar of fire
by nightl9J BIO THH -
~ There is ground for a l1nereI hope,
however, that the identity Of the
Democratic party may be preserved
through the trials that demand this
peculiar sacrifice in this the darkest
hour which precedes the coming
dawn; but the ground is obscure and
enveloped- in the mysteries of the
futurel d.fsrtsioT .zaHT q nv Il
If the Democratic party, with-the.
endearing memories of the past clus-
tering about it, likeia a Agallantlship in
a storm beaten sea, shall disappear
beneath the troubled wates ofination-
al existence, it will bear with 1.-THE |
elements of publication, and peace to
a nation. Or like pretty flower of
memory it will bloom again and again
in the summer of the hearts of mil
lions of those who revere the old
landmarks of liberty. ,.Ar --.
We are of opinion that the Demo
cratic party Of the past. is passing
through period of transition, and
that it will not be known as such in
the next national contest.