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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-16
By Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh stree.
| VERY VALUABLE RESIDENT

4 VERY VALUABLE RESIDENCp
n AND BEAUTIFUL SQUARE, On sorr.,
SIDE OF GRACE STREET. EXTENDING Fk'v
TW Y-SECOND To TWENTY.Tll.Hl
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION ON MN
DAY. the 18th Of July, at clock, i. N, Wv.
sell at auction, on the premises. the late r lsr.
Of LOFTIN N. ELLErT, deceased. Iii. stla.r..
upon the crown Of the hill. overlooking tn, e.,
and surrounding country above and below ear,
handing view of uneqnallcd beauty h, 4..
most conveniently constructed dwelling ~.
about twelve rooms, with large kitchen .taoka
house, stable, and all the usual convenience. N .
private residence OF the better class. Tia -
fronts on Grace street two hundred AID .lxly. a'u,
feet, extending from Twenty second "a TW.tt.
third streets, and run, back two hundred Al :
thirty feet, sfOrding large yard and < r5an A.
il one Of the most beautiful situations "a thee
convenient Ia the business portion of the CIV an
vet very quiet and retired II i'll be sold t,.s,a
or sub d vided To meet the views 1t b3llrt. H..
rarely that a property 80 desirable IN Itself ,r8
with so many advantages Of situation Is oErfs! j,
the public. -
TERMS At sale. CRU IBIS WILLIAMS
v I'D Autr.r..r.
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWO
II NEAT and WE'LL BUILT BRICK TIME. -
AKHTS. containing six ROOMS each including eln
ss.snsni, .i,h g. IN house and wstsr - 20
Re-. address box Gil Richmond post- 6diee. e,
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, THE DESIRABLE
IL HOUSE now occupied by the subscriber, ri
situated on Grace street, between Seventh "Ty
and Eighth, containing seven rooms. IL
iy II-ts j T.. WINSTON
EOR RENT.-TWO FIRST RATE
ROOMS, on the outskirts Of the city and -,
within six squares of Iii" Oh Market, Will n
be- rented cheap to small family, 81 one az IL
them, furnished, to gentlemen ioIsers. !uggIe 4
the cigar store Of &. 4. BRUCkMEltE,
corner Thirteenth and FrdusItn sIeet,.
~ l3-3tE
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MARRIED,

July stf, 1883, At Sunnyside, in Neckienburg
RIfHkRDv. GAINES to Miss E. N. WATKINS,
both Of Charlotte county, Virginia. =
In this city, ON the 18th Instant 1t 81 o'clock, p.
L., ct the residence OF Mr. Harriet Sh arp By the
Rev. Mr.. Awards, Mr.. GR0RGR PLANZ 10 Miss
SARAH COLLIER, both OF this city. 2.
Psesrsburg and North Csroiins papers please
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BY Grubbs s. Williams, Auctionsers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh street

TWO VERY HANDSOME BUILD
/ ING LOTS, on NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL.
STREET, NEAR ADAMS SEREET, AT AUCTION
on TUESDAY, July II, at \ o'clock. p. NJ, upon
the premises, we will sell the VERY BEAUTIFUL
LOTS adjoining the residence Of Mr. Jesse Will
liams They front 30 feet each, and run back l65
feet to an alley Ia feet wide
The situation Is very desirable for private resi-
dences, and from present indications In few
years win be good for stores.
Terms At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
jy IL AuctiOneers
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ASwINDLE IN WuEELING.-Two swind-
lers, named Ellis and Sanford, represent
ing themselves as agents for Blind Tom,
had announced grand musical entertain
ment to take place there July 18th. SIEVE
raj thousand dollars worth of tickets were
sold, and a large audience were asssS
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EOR RENT, the large W \ X T.
Il HOUSE in Libby Buildings formerly "c- ..
cupied by Ms. Possession given Immediately, ~
with a large amount II storage secured, to .xS&
desirable tenant. Apply 10 .-....
PALMER, HARTS0Ok / co,
iya-ts Fourteenth ttg..'
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90 ...e ..a.l on the appointed evening, when
it was ascertained that Blind Tom had not
arrived, and the rogues had decampcd
with the money to parts unknown.
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam & Co., Auctoneers,

EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the
II request of c. c. McRae. Esd we will sell at
public auction on WEDNESDAY, July 18th, at
half-p o'clock, =. NJ.
sixty FEET OF LOT No. 50, on the west line
of Harrison street, between Perry and McDonough
streets in the plan OF the town OF Manchester.
THIRTY FEET OF Lot No. IL, near the above.
Also, LOTS No. 192 and 2oI, being one acre Tor
half s1uare), fronting on Perry street, below the
residence of William q. Taylor, Esq.
TERMS: On day of sale.
PILKINTON, PULLIAM & co,
iy l8-tds AuctOneers.
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KY DE,T,L yoTICE.-NIrROUs OXIDE

BE- DENTAL NOTICE.-NITROUS OXIDE
GAS.-w. LEIGH BURTON, DESrIsr, having
superior apparatus for the manufacture OF this gas,
l. prepared to administer it as an annsthetc in the
EXTRACTION OF TEETH, thereby rendering the
operation absolutely painless.
ASST highly important that the gas should be
fresh aud pure, timely notice should be given of
Dc src to use il.
Onice and residence northwest corner Of Seventh
and Franklin streets. " e-lmr
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By Paine & Co. Auctioneers

AUCTION SALE OF HAYDN
n TUESDAY, the 18th instant, CONNIE neing at
10 o'clock. wa will sell al the warehouse of Vii.
son, Glazebrook & Co..
EIGHTY BALES MOUNTAIN TIMOTHY HAY.
TERMS: Cash. PAINE < CO..
jy IL Auctionsers.
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By Christian, Lea 4 Co, Auctioneers,
No. 1924, late o. Main street.

No. IVA, late OF NAH sueet'
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w auction, on TT ESDAY, July IL, lsto, coln
mencing at 10 o clock. A. NJ, prime assortment, 81
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, SC, TO which We invite
the attention Of dealers, viz :
rs barrels BOURBON WHISKY,
10 barrel, OLD RYE WHISkI,
Is bOgshcads prime GROCERY SuGARS,
20 bags RIO, JAVA, and LAGUAlRA CoffEE'
10 bags Government JAVA COFFEE,
900 barrels FLOUR, assorted grades;
& 0oo pouuds prime Smthheld BACON,
200 barrels CUT and SPLIT HERRlN6s,
$50 ali barrels ROE and CUT HERRlSHs,
IS barrels MACkEREL,
$50 kits MACkEREL:
25 barrels choice S1 RuP,
20 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
10 barrels POWDERED SUGAR,
20 kegs SODA,
100 boxes SOAP and CANDLES,
20 frkns COUNTRY LARD, ,,.crp
so baskets and cases superior thAhfAuHb o.
assorted brands;
loo cases CLARET. ,,,x,,pc
ALSO,
2IRON SAFES, IN good order, co
CHRISTIAN, LEA CO.,
ivls Auctioneers.
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EOR RENT, Il handsome FURNISH.
Il ED HOUSE, 80. 10 SIKH street, between q
Main and Franklin, with gas and water M
throughout tho house. Apply 70 HkAHl -
EXALL, on the premises. or A. his Once ItNi .'
cu,tom-house, and To BARTON ROGERS,
iv 6ts ~ Main street
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
Bye. C. Names Co. Aust oneersss
Seventh street, between BrosA and Marshall.

WE WILL SELL AT OUR STORE
w on TUESDAY, July nth, 1859, commencing
- BEbsrEADs,
MATTRESSE s,
CHAIRS, TABLES,
- BUREAUS, WARDROBEs,
SOFAS, DESKS,
SEWING MACHINES,
cROCRERY and GLASSWARE.
ALSO,
CALICOEs and LAWNS,
LINEN PANTS and COATS,
CASHMERE PANTS,
CASHMERE VESTS,
BOOTS. SHOES, and HATS, A-t...s f..
G. c. HANES 4 co:
Parties desiring TO contribute to this sale w,li
please send in their goods by o'clock on "a! OF
sals. jyl6l ~gtE G. Z. ID. q 70:
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ny Harrison, Goddin & Appervon.
bankers, Broker. and Real E,tai,

v Elk NALU ABLE LOTS ,,.
90 slNTH AND EIGHTH STREET, W
IT ,r nLlN AND GRACE STREET., F.p -,
ACTION Viii be leased a. snr,,1Gc +.b,S
premises, on MONDAY, July 10. i,sS ~ y.
7. NJ, about. EIGHTY fEEf Of Glory coet
square and between the r.stirura - m. ~ ty',
the drug store u Messrs Meade 49,. ertl aa.
BACK one hundred and twenty leo, -, .t.a a.
twenty feet wide. Also, about 0yr rfE1,vh..
AND THIRTY ONE FEET or LAND =. 49," H -.
above, fronting on the east aide ~ pt,,.tt' ~ u.
running back on" hundred and tysr.ry a., 49,. -.
alley. Also, subject TO til. present 49,
RER LOT. on which stands Mes.rs NJ.
ker = drug store. =" -.
The foregoing LOTS will be- sub.itv,4.l,.
purchasers, and will be- leased out Tor - ~.
years, rent to be paid quarterly, wit ne
that AZ the end Of The lease suCh Uu3Et.rs t'.ta
be erected on said LOTS are TO BE- paid 60 ma
alton by the lessor, or the lease ~ b. cer.,..-.
from year 10 year until such election h. ~ t,''.'
Tn: foregoing being amongst the mos, ,s.r...
lots for stores or residences now on the mari, .
being in most eligible locality, should aur.r...
attention Of those who may wish To smrrev. y.
same on terms highly advantageous O. n. lp,sss.
HARRISON, GODDlS i APPEgSOy
~ IL Auct OHaar,
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L'OR RENT, \ DWELllNG-liOLHl.,
Il situated on the south side Of tranAun H-A
street, between Sixth and Seventh, No. OF, '";n
containing twelve room, win all thr M .rS~.
d.rn irntroyements and ample aCcumIu4ia.
for servants, Also. L STABLE and tARElA.1
HOUSE II has recently been occupied b} ,.
DIR. G. h, Gibson Possession given lin!n"l!ss'..
Apply 10 WILLIAM G. ALLEN, No. IL,
iyf-St, corner Sixth aud Franklin stree.
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DIED.

July 2, nse. In the thirty.ssEsnth year OF her
age, Mts. MARGARET l.. PATTERSON, wife OF
Dr. Richard 4, Patterson and daughter OF the late
koberi Courtney, Of Heprico county.
I'M mas passed away TO her reward Q devoted
anu exemplafy wife. mother, and Christian. lsav-
sides large circle OF devoted relatives and friends
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EOR RENT, CORNER OFFICE
IL above Sheriii's onic", Rich mOnd Hone, -
on Gc-ernor street, 1T yrIg low rent $50, IUf
TWO LOUGING.RO Rooms on Nuuraburr-ai,o -
very low rent. Apply NJ High Constable "-'ee.
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DOOMS FOR RENT, suitable for =
IL gentleman and wife orsingl" gentlemen, "a
with or without board. Apply al No. "1', '.s
Eirhth STREET. heYond I.eigh. NV lV-ls .a.kA
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TOR NEW YORK.-A + l. \ =
T. COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP rs
COMPANY new and elegant ~ 70
e-'1 CHanK commanisr, viii EHEs<rrS
her wharf at Rockets on TUEspAl' "'H '.
slant, at . o clock, i. NJ. t,,fhs
Passengers are requested to be pah''U"'
hour named. ,u.l.r,r..
For freight or passage-havins scc"iSh'
SAMUEL AYEEs t",
lyls- Cary and Virginia ''''..
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The ceremonies Of the day will consist Of
SINGING,
DANCING
GYMNASTIC EXERCISES, e.
The members Of the Association will assemble
with the Turner Association and Schiller Lodge At ;
O'clock 4. NJ. at Virginia Hall, and start in pro.
cession To Elba Park.
ROSENBERGER'S SPLENDID BAND OF MUSIC
has been engaged for the occasion.
small CAR will run from the Fredericksburg
Depot 10 the Park at all hoars of the day.
ADMISSION For q gentleman and one lady,
FIFTY CENTS each additional lady, TWENTY
FIVE CENTS. lily H-?tl TIE COMMITTEE,
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EOR RENT, the BUILDING now o.

II cupied "a the Dispatch printing h.n'", a.
an Governor street. on" door from Main. |''Y
Possess ION given i'm few wrrksa- 80 = - ..-.ss
our new building on the corner "t ha.h 3
Twelfth streets is completed. Apply ~ IN"
patch counting room. J"-'-'
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WANTS.

WANTED, three FEMALE COOKS.
w immediately one MIXER, WASHER and
IRONER. two lRlSHMEN 10 work on farm, one
MAN and WOMAN to attend Ia the dairy, and one
HOUSE GIRL.
Wanted. 10 import white labor at reasonable and
e1uitable prices. Wanted, to sell pi RE MILK At
ten cents Il quart. which will be brought 10 the
residences of the customers. For further lHrticu-
lars, apply at tho - ~
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Franklin street under Metropolitan Hall.
Pos, office box IL, Richmond, Va
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WANTED, by an able and willing
w Irish lady, who can cook wash, iron, or do
any other house work, SITUATION in the city
or State. She can also milk. Situation In the city
preferred. Good references can be given: EsSit-~
formation apply at this Office. IL 4.
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G0miRg Back,

|. We arc highly gratifedto learnthat
our old friends LEIGH, CARLsTEDT e.
Co., have made up their minds to re-
turn to our city. Although they have
done good business in Cincinnati,
they are satisfedBthat Evansville is
the,ivest city in the West, and that as
good Wholesale business may be done
here as at any other point We con
graduate our business men upon the
additionto their number Of the ener-
getic and pleasant gentlemen compos-
ing the firm aforesaid. We shall not
be surprised to learn Of others Of orr
old citizens making arrangements to
return at an early day.
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-
This, no doubt, is owing to the fact
that more business is done in Chicago
on dollar than anywhere else. The
whole business of the city appears to
be transacted on margins Great
fortunes have been realized on small
capitals, and these in turn have en-
couraged a spirit of recklcssness. One
of the editors of the Chicago Tribune,
we are Informed, made the snug little
fortune of twenty-five thousand dol
lars on an investmento of two or three.
thousand dollars in whisky. Being a
Washington correspondent; and get
ting the run of Congressional Legisla-
ton, byowhieh the tax was placed on
whisky. he was able toamake "a snug
thing by using his little capital
judiciously, \, p1afgfasggls This is by
no means an exceptional case. Others
have been equally Fortunate. But
now that money is scarce, it is danger
ousto invest so recklessly as in more
prosperous times. The effect is more
apparent than where the capital is
more in proportion to the amount Of
business done.
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WANTED.
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Anecdotes and incidents

OF THE REBELLION.
There is a certain portion of the war that
hEtlN never. go. into the regular histories,
nor Ibef embodied in. romance or poetry,
which Is very real part hof IL, ana will, IL
I preserVeds conveyFto succeeding ,gep
tionSa bettefldea OF the spirit al theAcon-
fiict than many dry reports or careful mar
ratives of events; and this part may be
calledOth egossip. the fongthe pathos OF the
war. This illustrates the characters of the
leaders, the hurnor &c the sofdiers. the de-
votion or women, The bravery of men, the
pluck of our heroes, the romance aud hard
shipS of the service. asuVtf flglDV
The volume is rrofusely illustrated with
over 500 engravisgs by the first artists,
which are really bedutffttt; worthy of exam
ination as specimens of the art. Many of
them are set into the body OF thetextI AFTER
the. popular style of LoSSing's. Pictorial
Field Book OF the Revolution. The
books contents include "reminiscences of
camp, picket, scout, spy, bivouac, siege,
and battle field adventures; thrilling feats
of bravery, wit, drolfery, comical and ludi-
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brilliant wit. and authentic history are
skillfully interviewer I'm this work of liter
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The people are tired OF dry details and
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A Railroad to Petersburgh.
We bublfghEinq ahotherP place 4 Ne

We publish IN another place a Me-
mortal of citizens Of Petersbprghi TO
the Board of Trade of the city of
Evansville received ,yesteraaylI 1T
will attract, as it deserves, the atten-
ton not only Of our business men but
allicitEens who ara Interested M the
prosperity Of the city and the devel-
-0pmeat of TIE adjoining county We
have heEetofoFe spoken Of the impor-
lance of looking more closely toYthe
trade of the rich region of territory
to the nofth, and east Of us once tlr;ibu-
tary to Evansville, but which has III ma
great measure been turned to ether
cities, by causes not necessary now to
consider. If we expect icity,to
continue to grow and prosper on a
permanent basis, we must see to it
that we bind to us the surrounding
country by ties so strong that they can
not be broken by the enterprise of ri
valTeities. bna alt1 a.th aaIoli"
It's hardly necessary for US to de-
vote any space to prove the desira-
bleness Of retaining thetrade Of the
large region Of country referred to in
the Petersburgh Memorial. 1t is
patent to all. A branch railroad to
Petersburgh viii secure it for all
time to come. Is such project prac-
ticable at this time2.. This is the
question for the Board Of Trade our
city, and the E.A& G. R. R., in con-
junction with the people of Pike
County, TO determine, The cost of
railroad building, just, now, is very
heavy, but there Is wealth enough in
Pike County and this city, which
mightbe turned into this channel, to
build this .branchsif there issco-optesira-
ton and liberalityNo 1t would begwell
for the Beard OF Trade to obtain an
approximate estimate Of the amount
necessary to make the project success
full, and ascertain what the citizens of
Pike Couptyg in their corporate ca
pacity, andaa sIaindiVidaalsy would be
willing to do; then il Can beEdeter-
mined more definitely what can be
accomplished. Even if it does not,
nt9result ins a0gfldng dlshl IT'D
will bring our 0ityEands thataregion of
territory. intB "a better understandings
of .eack others wants, and may lead to
good results. nisb red
We published vest efday notice
from from tie PetesrsbduirT III oil
the fuaeIet which is plying Between
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PERsogAL.-Mr. H. O. WHEELER,
late Prasideltlofithe- First. n afional
Bank, and for 20years resident Of our
city, bids good-by to his many friends
and takes hiss departure thissrh6rnfng
foE Portland Maine, which, ia to be
his future home, osAeeitizep Of Evans
vile has done more to add to the rep
.uthtiof9 yf the city for Enterprise and
success than Mr. WHEfHER.g Our
public ,schools,A which are now gthe
pride Of all, owe their efficiency to
his management during the. early part
of their career. Had it not been for
his experience as an educator, his pa
tience, and, sabove all, his frmhess,
they could hardly have witbstoed the
storm of opposition that beat against
them during the first years of their
existence0 Their triumph is his stri-
umph, and all who love our schools
must entertaih the kfndliest feelings
towards their earliest friend and ,5SFFu
perintendent.
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: . = -
The Cifyl(aOUneil1

Last night took action on the Fire
Department, as VIII be seen by, our
report ofits, proceedings st4
ssThe School Board reported 9 The
purchase Of TIVE lets on the corner of
Water and Oak Streets, and asked
the acceptance, Of the city. The. lottbsss
are designed d n Site for a.ilHigh,
School building, Some Opposition'to
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Hazleton, on the e. & G. Railroad,
and Petersburgh Landing. on White
River. This enterprise should, as
much as possible, receive the encour-
agement and support of our mer-
chants. In'the absence ofyalrailroad
it may be made to serve the purpose
of building up a good trade between
this city and PikesCoanty.
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z KENTUCKY is becoming an inter
essting State to live ia, Every mum
Der of the louisville papers contain
accounts of murders and
highway robberies. The Dsmocrdt of
Saturday says that on Saturday night
a number of persons on the Salt River
Road Eereistopped on their way home
and compelled to give up all the
money they had on their persons.
The Democrat says these robberies
continue to be offrequent occurrence,
and show that the highways are still
Infested with a daring set Of highway
men, OF late it is dangerous to travel
on any of the roads leading out of
louisville. after dark.di .27g z sol (
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At the recent local election in Boston the
negroes all voted the Democratic ticket.
This was because they found the Radicals
wonId not give them a chaneeat the spoils.
The usual Radical majority was cut down
some nine hundred, and the Democrats
gained largely in the lower wards The
Boston negroes have found out what the
rest of the African race will discover in
good time-that the Democrats, are, after
all, their best friends Evansville Courier.
We presume, then, that the time is
not far distant when we shall see the
Courier follow the lead of the Chicago
Times, and come out squarely for ne
gro suffrage. We think it quite
probable that the Massachusetts me-
groes voted the Democratic ticket.
1t is natural for voters to support
those who place themselves s on an
equality with them The poor Demo-
cratic girls were right when they ap-
psaled for protection from negro.
equality. Now that it is understood
that negroes vote the Democratic
ticket, their danger is imminent.
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The Communication Of r. on the
spbjeetof putting traitors, . In which
the author takesthe JOURNAL to task,
is crowded out to day by the press of
commercial and othera matter. We
will, however, give our friend hear
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-18

THE Signal Man, Christmas
.Stsry, by Charles Dickens, is conn
menced ON Gun sixth page this morn
ing, 1t will run through three numz
har0 q tft tk-1ld- a DIV AH ae0ltf
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The Constitution of our State pro-
i,5ggides that the LesgsulslatuHrSe shall as
Eaemblen qnncthe first Thursday after
Ethe first Monday in January. That
body will accordingly convene on the
10th .proxsgloi il'uoy hie4ig mn !
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WE publish this morning our usual
Comm9Yial Review Of the Whole
sale Trade of Evansville. We give
at someAengfh our views on the policy
recommended by the Secretary of the
TFealqFy on the currency question.
We are decidedly of the opinion that
Congress will consult the interest IS and
prosptadtC& the ddantry BY ado pting
his recommendations in the main.
Much as We s'h NAY differ from h Is po-
| Observation-Disclosures aa6elEllys com
prehends the financial situation as it
iis possible For Gj6ngfea5lssT ft Is 'dRdGeK !
Oars 1Haar SET EepostsybN telegraph
this morning are very full, giving the
stateH6f trade frofhl fn0fe thahp ten diff
ferent cities. ae s2yoa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-18

tiaz DORAdSHAW, Wellfknown in Louis
9Ville9 IS now IN Ne@oY 6fk for the p,urIr -
pose of publishing a volume Of her
poems, with an autobiography of her
strangely checkered life. ~ ~. ,A' -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-18
RELTGIouS.

I. There will be preaching by Rev A. H.
POLK, on Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings next, December 18th and 10th, at the
Baptist Church, familiarity known as Rob-
lnson's Lecture-Room, situated on the
corner of Chestnut and Fifth Streets
(canal). Services to commence at seven
O'Clock pm.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-18
BOARDING.

nRIvATE BOARDING.--Af few young
x gentlemen of good moral character
can get Day Board with Mrs. j. +. Reeves,
on Second Street. next TO the Vine Street
Presbyterian Church. For particulars, APP
ply to 1881 ~Niffstfi2 j. +. REEVES.
Call at the house.
nov3 dam