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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-26
New York Market Review.
NEW YORK, November "A, 1876

-~f
FLoUR-Has been greatly depressed dur
ing the past week, and at times quite
panic prevailed. Owing to the large ar
rivals, decline in gold, and stringency IN
the money market, prices have Geclineo
from e0g75c barrel on low and medium
grades, and SOC for family brands. At the
Concession demand has sprung up Tor
export to Europe. The stock has increased
and is now about $40 900 barrels, equal 10
one-half Of the stock held atthis time last
season. 8 s.. lssa Ae
WHEAT--Has been offered more Freely.
and has ductuated and declined 6gSc q
bushel At this concession there Is a lde7
niand for export. Winter wheat has been
much neglected, and closes heavy and low
O00 bushels; No. Spring sold TO some ex-
tent to-day at g 2S(G2 30; Fair NO. at ~ ~;
Amber State at about u 90 and NO. at
81 g5; fair White Genessee at " 70. y l.
OArS-Have rapidly declined, but at The
close are ftrmer, with some inquiry Tor eX-
port. The stock has increased materially,
and is now about $50, 600 bushels.
BARLEY-Has been in active demand,
but at lower rates, and has been taken
chiefly for export. 1t closes In fair demand
at 9SGSI 90 in bond, and 81 % for choice,
| free, and 9Oc for good Western. Inc STOCK
| isabout 900 bushels. AZ -
RYE-Has rapidly declined, and closes
dull at reduced figures; 81 l7@l 26 for West
| ern, and 81 2SC9l 80 for State.
| CoRN-Has fiuctuated violently, and
| closes at 81 26 in store, and 81 Y at1oat, the
| latter rate for export.
/ POhK-HaS DG6n MUCH uuS6bI1c4s 1Ad
| Mess has sold as low as S2l 3S, but with q
more active demand partly recovered. The
market is still unsettled, and trade is de
moralized. Live Hogs have been very act1
| We. and close firmer, with a spirited de
| mand. Packers and consumers have
/ LARDZHas. declined materially, but par
| tally recovered under the reaction in golC
and there Is some demand for export
| Cur MEATs-Have declined rapidly, anC
and are dull and nominal at close.
CorToN-Was in good demand early II
the week, and middling advanced TO 342c
The demand was from .exporters an ~
| sneculatorsy The market closed EFm az 10
for middling uplands. ID
9CoFFEE-Has been extremely dull, an
nominal. -. -
prices favor buyers. -,
PETRoLEUM-Dull prices have gradual.
declined, clos ng with q DOWNWARD Ten
dency. So
! SUGARs-Have been inactive and price
have fallen of, closing nominal.
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Booty REcovERED.-From the
Louisville papers we learn that large
amount of the booty taken from the
passengers on the night of the rob-
berry of the train over the Nashville
Railroad. on the night of the 9Th
inst, has been recovered by the citi-
zens of Franklin. The booty was
secreted on the premises of VIM.
King. The booty recovered con-
sists of several hundred dollars in
money, pocket knives, boots, clothing
and pocket books. Any one having
lost anything on that occasion is re-
quested to communicate with Albert
Fink, Esq, Superintendent of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
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WHEELER & R1Ges.-We direct the

WHEELER & RIGGs.-We direct the
attention of wholesale dealers to the
card of these well known merchants.
There is no house in the city which
keeps better assorted and more COM
plete assortment of staple and fancy
groceries. The members of the firm
are gentlemen thoroughly posted in
their business, and fully up to the
wants and spirit of the trade. If
Evansville had more merchants like
Wheeler & Riggs, actuated by the
same spirit of enterprise and competi-
ton there would be less number Of
country merchants passing by US &c
the larger cities, and the area Of oul
citys wholesale trade would be greatly
extended.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

The weather yesterday was clear and
beautiful, but quite cold and chilly, rem
dering over coats indispensable. ........ The
river is falling sharply, having declined
nearly a foot up to dark last night ........The
arrivals and departures since Saturday
night include the Virginia, New Orleans
to St. Louis; Ada Lyon, to Green River;
cbarnner. Cairo to Evansville; Morning
star. Louisville to Henderson; Plain City,
Huntsville to Bowling Green; Ezro Porter,
CINCINNATI to St. Louis; Mich Longworth,
Cincinnati to New Orleans; Armenia,
pittsburg to New Orleans; Mercury, Lou
isvilIe to Tennessee River.........The Charm
ar had an excellent trip in yesterday morn
inc including considerable cotton and
tobacco. The Ezro Porter, NICK Long
worth, and Armenia had good tr1ps-,..-'..
The plain City had a moderate trip, and
had plenty of room for storage.....-..Tne
Morning star had a fair packet 1rlp' m
cls ding many passengers captain Ike
dallas has been elected 10 command
the star. He is veteran, and a
highly pleasant gentleman.........We have
advices that the J.. P. Webb, is on. hei
xvav from Memphis with over oOo pales o.
cotton for this port The INDIANA Is oue
TODAY from New Orleans, which port she
left last Tuesday.........The VIM. Whlte
leaves for Green River this evening. Sh'
Is a pleasant little craft, and Capt. Drink
wafer and John Adams are popular anC
experienced steamboatmen.. .....The Henr!
Aras sunday last, shortly after leaving
DJo,- orleans. was overtaken by storm
both chimneys blown down, and she re
+,1r,ed to New Orleans to repair........C Capt
lin I,usk is stopping at the Sherwoo
uonse The little bell boat that ha
haen at work for some time past on tn
1vraclx of the Missouri left for below yes
ter,lav- We did not learn her destination
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AU1uaeHenfs.

New METRoPoLITAN.-The highly tai
ented and fascinating Webb Sisters con-
tinue to draw large houses at the New
Metropolitan. The audience on Saturday
night was not only large but highly fasn-
tolabie and appreciative, and the perform
ances were very pleasing and adInlraOi'
represented.
The indefatigable manager, Mr.. uoiUen'
has effected a re-engagement Win .ne
Webb Sisters for three nights more "no
both the gift ed Sisters, and the peopie -
vorite. Bella Golden, will appear tonight
In a thrilling new play Untitled " The Ice
witch. ,, a play which had run Of ninety
consecutive nights in New York. before
crowded houses.
everybody should go tonight and see
the rare combination of talent and beauty
that win be presented in this beautirul
play. -
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTAr The foI-
lowing real estate Transfers were entered
for record in the office of the County ke-
corder, during the week ending Satur day.
Nov. oath. The list is much shorter than
usual:
Henry Schsefer ct al. to Hermann tIuge1
Lot 49, First German Building AssoclAIAohs 3
John ]. Chandler to Jacob II. Miller, Lot
3, Block q Southern Enlargement; CONSUL
Grafton, 81 900. 80,
Mary Ann Hubbard to Henry Hirschblei.
Lot 4, Block 8, Hubbard's Addition con-
sideration, $500.
James Swanson to Leavitt Hinkens-
Lots Ii and IA, Block T. Elliott's Enlarge-
ment; consideration, $500.
John Simon to Daniel Miller, Lot 2: IN
Subdivision of %, 6, 10; considerations SiS-
Emily Sharpe ct al. to Louis Stte&Tnans
| Lot 8, Block IL, Shapes Enlargement
| consideration, 500.
John Richstein to Valentine Fischer
part of Lot g. Laughlin's Addition, and
| part of Lot 10, Block IA, Fourth enlarge
| ment; consideration. $500.
Henry Schsefer to w. c. Turnock, Lots q
and 9. Block Is, Southern Enlargements
| consideration 500.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI. Nov. a.
CoTToN Decidedly firmer, and prices
shade higher; middling held at &c, ana
not much Offering.
FLoUR-In but limited demand; $lO9 10
rs for superfine, and Sll 5O@l3 50 for trade
brands. #tIEtt fN
WHEAT-FirIner, but not much done /;
No. Red, 81 S5@2 SO.
CoRN-Firmer and in better demand ;
new ear 5Oc; old SO@s1c, and shelled 800, in
OATs-Dun and prices rather lower; No.
- RYE-Declined; 81 I291 l3 for No. /, and
BARLEY-In moderate demand; 81 20 for
choice Fall.
HoGs-Dull, and prices lower; sales at x
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sOa6 so for gross, and 81 50@7 so for nett;
receipts of $500 head. go.
MISS PoRK-Dull at s2l, but in limited
demand. , - 10.
CIREEN- MEATs-Dull, though few offer
1Ai2laI01Lc: a small lot was procured at lOc,
b1f This was considered below the market.
LARD-Dull at l21ac. go.
BACoN-In limited. demand at l524gi4c
for Shoulders, and I41zc for clear sides; the
stock is nearly exhausted new bulk shout
ders, 2Oc; lay in salt sold at SIC, packed.
SUGAR-Dull; 1l12@l4c.
CoFFEE-25929c and dull.
BUTTER-2S@3Oc for the best grade OF
Central Ohio.
EGGs-Firm at 33@34c.
GOLD-138. ttt
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RLACKFORD'S1 ESTATE.
Positive Sale of G9
VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION.

AN SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th,
W. 1866. at O'clock W1ll Ee sold at pubic
auction. at the courthouse in Evansville,
the following PHYSICIANS PROPERTY,
Lot No. L, Old Plan, Water Street, corner
Chestnut Street.
lots Nos. Z and s, Upper Enlargement,
Water Street, corner OAK Street.
Lots Nos IL and Is, Upper Enlargement,
Water Street, corner Mulberry Street.
Lot No. Is, Upper Enlargement, Water
Street, near Gum,
lot No. ~, Upper Enlargement, First
Street adjoining DIR. Hallock's.
Lot No. 40, Upper Enlargement, First
Street. corner Mulberry Street.
Lots Nos. 81 and 50, Upper Enlargement,
First street, corner Gum.
Lot N6.;56, Upper Enlargement, Second
IT dts Nos. IS and SO, Upper Enlargement,
second street, between Mulberry an9 GUN;
Tot No. 50, Upper Enlargement Secone
EDUCATIONAL Lot No. IL. Upper Enlarge,
nse1f' Water Street, adjoining Altering Q
These lots are rs by $50 feet, and the mos
,,,esirssl1le in the city for residences.
Parties desiring to purchase can guy q
nrivate sale at any time before the auc1loh
sTerns-One-thlrd cash; balance IN ON
and two wears, with interest ana mOTtsase
,, Ely W Third Street,
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New York Market.

photography NEW YORK, Nov. a
CorroN-Quiet; 3315@34c for middling |
unlands. and 3512c do. Orleans
rLoUR-Opened lO@l5c lower, put closed |
dull and with the advance lost; $40 15@1l % |
forextra r. H. O., and Sill 70@l3 90 for trade |
u Ws,iais 1n; and unchanged.
WHEAT-Opened l@2c better, with falr |
export demand, but closed quiet, buyers |
eeIjerally refusing to pay any advance;
& 2s@2 81 for No. Milwaukee, and & 40
for, No. l do.
RYE-A shade firmer, closing heavy.
BARIEY-Firmer, but closing quiet; $l W |
al O5 for Canada Western IN pong sOc LOT
Western, and 81 o. for two rolled state.
CoRN-Opened l@2c better, but closed r.
regular and unsettled, and with the ad-
vance partly lost; u 2oga z31a Ioa sn nIoi
with buyers for export at 81 ~ anoaL n 70
al OF for new yellow Jersey, and ii Y for
common white Southern.
OATS-l@2c better, and more active; 6z9
64c for Chicago and Milwaukee.
COFFEE-Duu.
SUGAR-Dun and nominal.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2t12212c Tor crude
and 34(l35c for refined in BOND.
PoRK-Opened heavy and lower but
closed firmer at 81 25@2 Il, regular 1 La ana
and SIG 5O@3O so for prime also $50 barrels
new mess at 81 75@22 s., seller January
and seller all the year, ON private terms
BEEF-Heavy at about previous prices;
beef hams dull and lower at $40 50@33 90.
| BACoN-Heavy and lower at 12c for Cum
| bertrand cut, ana lZ14G1Zz2c lor SNORT rlDOeo
| GIT MEATS-HeaVy and irregular at ga
| lOISc for shoulders, and l2Gl312c for hams.
dressed HoGs-Firmer at l0@l01zc for
! Western, .
at I5s4@131sc.
STERLING-Quiet and firm, at l099l09A.
CIoLD-Scarcely SO firm, opening at 1857.
declining to 1885, advancing to 1890, clos
iH Go ~ sTocKs-4@1z per cent. bet
's FREIeHrs-To Liverpool, active and firm
er at Al for corn.
The Posts money article says the loan
| market is easier. but there is still an IN
| comfortable feeling, which is due IN part 70
Neutrality-suspicious. as TO the bank statement,
| which will show, it is rumored, announcer
considerable decline in legal tenders.
some suppose that the decline Wln pe as
with probably better reason, estimate II at
two or three millions. The. continued
perturbation in the reserve OF the BANKS,
is attributed partly to the WlLnaraWal p 2;
lions of dollars of greenbacEs which nave
| been cancelled during The last Few weeks
while the demand for currency is greatel
than in any other part OF the year, IN con con
| sequence of moving of the crops: Gal
loans are per cent. this morning with eI
, | ceptions at per cent; discounts are uuI
and slow at 1890. ..
active demand at improving quotations
50 After the regular Board the quotation
/ were: New York Central 1891; Erie 724
heading ll3; Michigan Southern 15t1. n S nza
ferred 7I56; Toledo 1ll14; Rock Island 1851
It Fort WAYNE lO436; OhiOa& Mississippi ceI
l.. tlficates 1881, and closing steady. Forelg
e exchange closed firm; for steamer c, blll tsO
3. 60 DAYS on London, quoted at l08129lOSS7
for commercial; lO9@l091a Tor bankers;
at short sight lUJ249llO14.
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Sc. Louis Market.

BY telegraph ST. LOUIS, Nov u 81
FLoUR-Non1fnally unchanged with
small business.
WHEAT-Dull and lower; Spring 81 SOC
2 20. rjK A a
CoRN-DulI and closed sc lower at 92996c
for old, and Gle for choice new.
OATs-Dull and lower at 49@52c.
PRoyIsIoNs-Dull and lower; new mess
pork S22; clear sides l5@l514c; shoulders
I41%e
LARD-DuIl at 13c for choice tierce.
4 WHIsKY-Dul and lower.
Ht Gs-e5 S505 S61I. -
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CITY NEWS.

A MEAN RoBBERY.-A man named
j.. Sheppard, Familiarity known as
Jack Sheppard, was arrested Satur-
day morning on a charge of robbing
his employer, Mr.. Russell, of divers
articles of clothing. He had hear
ing before Esquire Walker on Satur-
day, and in default of $500 bail, was
sent down to Castle Darling. The
clothing was recovered. nao
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DIED.

BERRIDGE. At the residence of her
father, on Fifth Street. between Ann and
Bond EMILY, eldest daughter of Joseph
and Sarah Berridge, in the thirty-third
year of her age. b r
The funeral will take place from the In
gle Street M. E. Church, at ten o'clock on
Tuesday morning, 9th inst. The friends
ofthe family are requested to attend with
out further notice. 80 8El68
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An error q few days since made us say
the Evansville Courier was publ shed at
Terre Haute. We are happy to state that
Terre Haute suffers under no such Attic
tion.-NelU Albany Ledger.
Terre Haute is to be congratulated
and Evansville is TO be commiserated.
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New Orleans Market.

CorroN.-A Give and higher: sales of 200
bales of low middIing at &c Receipts,
$500 bales.
SUGAR-Lower; fair, 10c.
MoL4AssEs- inferior, 4Oc; prime,
62@65c.
BANK STERLING-50.
Ny. ExCHANGE-114cd discount.
FREIGHrs-U New York, n;
Liverpool, 1z@9-16; Havre, rs.
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THE MINsTRELs.-The New Orleans
Combination Troupe under their new
name and new management, did not
prove an eminent success on Saturday
night. The attendance was painfully
small, to the treasurer, at least, and
we doubt if the new manager realizes
any considerable fortune.
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, obtain the following
Total... 1880 81 25,968 S. : 9OS, l7s \

The above abstracts will be highly
interesting to the taxpayers of Van
derburg County, and a close analysis
would reveal several striking facts,
which the crowded state of our col
umns will not at present permit US to
notice. lttai-t ~ '.''
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New YORK Dry Goods Market.

BY telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. a.
The dry goods trade shows less hopeful
signs at the close OF the week than has
been exhibited for the former few days.
There is a light demand Tor goods. Which is
filled at prices highly favorable to buyers,
but less to manufacturers.
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THE FIsRT LIBRARY LECTURE
We noticed last week that the first
lecture to be delivered before the lii
brary Association would be by Prof.
Oscauyan, native Turk, early in
December. That our citizens may
know the treat in store for them, we
extract the following special dispatch
from the Chicago Journal:
SpR1NaF1ELD, ILL.,, Nov. q.
The first series of lyceum lectures
before the High School of this city,
was delivered in the hall of that
building last evening, by Professor
Oocanyan, a native Turk. on the
Women of Turkey, their social
life" etc. The Professor appeared IN
full Oriental costume, and delivered
highly interesting and Instructive
lecture. which explains and illustrates
q large number of otherwise obscure
passages of Holy Writ. The cos
tune of the women of the various
ranks of Turkey was also presented
on the stage by several young ladies.
The hall was crowded, and the course
| bids fair to be a success.
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SNow.-We are told that there was
quite fall of snow at Henderson, on
Saturday morning. The streets of
indianapolis were white with snow
on Saturday morning. Here the fall
was barely perceptible.
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In Pigeon Township the total value
of Lots and improvements is S3,931,-
100. Lots $2,07e,1S0; improvements
81, 860,940. 4rffkNf 8 M
From. the abstract of Taxes levied
=. L.. l.. AZ enlIorrrlr,n. - y. u u
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EnVelOpes.

We are prepared to furnish to bus
ness men Envelopes with printed
cards very cheap. Tu
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as~At indianapolis business is sal,

BN-At indianapolis business is said
to be remarkably dull. The Herald
says trade is at a stand still, and
there is no evidence that it will soon
change for the better" Perhaps the
Herald is trying to play the Curriers'
game-defile its own nest from malice.
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A TRAGIC AFFAIR.-For some time
past a gay and festive cuss" has
made himself somewhat conspicuous
in the vicinity of Locust and Third
Streets, manifesting an unmistakable
disposition to clear the sidewalks OF
passers by. Numerous and sundry
individuals have been attacked and
compelled to make sight drafts on
their legs, and so ungallant was the
creature that he on one or two occa-
sions pitched head foremost against
some ladies. On one occasion he
went for Third Street lawyer, and
again for our friend Collins, of the
Courier, who unchivalrously fed.
The attack made upon lady happen
ed to be noticed by Bill Dougherty,
Deputy Marshal, and he made an in
efectuai attempt to take him in. On
Saturday morning Marshal Tenvoorde
and Spence Glazier armed themselves
and went for him. They found him,
and on his attempting to escape they
drew their revolvers and gave him a
broadside. The seventh shot
| brought him down and he suddenly
gave up the ghost. The deceased
was a we'll known character in the
city, but had few friends and perhaps
no admirers. He was familiarly
known as Billy Goat.
| ASSESSMENT AND TAxEs-We are
indebted to Mr.. Brown, the very gen.
tlemanly and courteous Deputy Coun-
ty Auditor, for an abstract of assess
ment of real and personal property il
4 Marlborough County, for the yea
| 1865, also. for an abstract of taxes
levied on the duplicate for the same
yeas.
From the first we derive the follow
ing relative to the several townships
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q. O. SMITH.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sW CoLGATEs AROMATIC soAP.-A
hyperion Toilet Soap, prepared from renne1
Vegetable Oils, in combination with oty-
,erine, and especially designed fer the -
of Ladies and for the Nursery. lts PerLunn~
: exquisite, and its washing properties un-
walled. For sale by all drugkists.
seb23 d&wly
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... Vinegar Auction.
AT ACTION. ON

WednesdaV' December 18th, at ~
O'clock in the forenoon, at the Vinegar
Factory, on the canal, near Dono n1 10 3
stone yard, and at Fred Cooks breWery' a 50
barrels of beer, 20 barrels of vinegar mash,
4 barrels of molasses and cider, o l0t ., o.
mashed rye, and all of the fixtures OF the
Vinegar Factory.
= Terms: Cash.
roy2O d3w Auctionee&
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CTRAYED-Fron the Subscriber. BY
- ing at the head OF Main street. Exa!ssT
Vile, Ind, a gray ho4&e, about % HANDS
high. and 8 years old; has piece eAk on
left ear. "A liberal reward will De paid Tor
his return to us.
nov22diw.
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u Merchants Union Express once.
nov24dlw. lA0 49, l---
CE-Pawnbroker,s Sale at Auc-
I'M ton. On Tuesday, November zItn,
8 O'Clock, at III. Nelson's Auction Room,
all unredeemed pledges, consisting OF Ia
dies dresses, shawls, and black silks,
gents clothing, coats, pants, vests, &C.
chains and rings: one piano, one guitar,
one shot gun, and numerous articles too
'euious W ALA s = II AIlGiUMBERTs, P.B.
novl6dtdl --. II. NELSON ucIlcneer.
rOR SALE AT COST = GROCERY, =
6 ANY person desiring 70 50 lnto. tne
Grocery Business at q stand that ALREADY
has a large run of custom can obtain a
bargain by calling on the Undersigned, l1s
Main Street. between Sixth and seventh.
The object in selling out is to go into an
other branch Of business altogether. STne
goods have been selected with an especial
view to accommodate the trade OF that
portion of the city. -1-,~
WSOR -HOUSE-A two-story brick
Il House, on Locust Street. between sixth
and Seventh, east side, in No. nelgnpor-
hood containing nine rooms and closets,
ali i'm complete repair, with gas through
ont: with stables and other conyen1enceS.
Also, the leasehold of the Bulls Head pro-
thirteen rooms, In good repair; also, sta
bling for two hundred head of stock, with
fine stock yards for all kinds OF stock at
LacneQ. a me OppOI1uhAOJ. AOA q
trader. The above property is In complete
repair and near the K. and Q. Depot-a
fine location for business. would trade
all the abave property for stock q goods.
now dim WV. SHANNON.
wYOR SALE AND FOR RENT.-l5O
E Good Building Lots, in every part Oh
the city which will sell cheap.
Dwelling Houses of all kinds for sale on
time.
: several Farms for sale on time.
10000 acres of Timbered Land for sale
cheap. A E.s5t,.. r..s
several Farms for Rent.
Persons wishing to purchase any KIND o.
Real Estate can be suited at reasonable
Persons desiring to sell either Houses
Lots Lands. OF Farms, can have the same
disposed of by leaving description at the
ALVAH JOHNSON,
49, s1bsasg Real Estate Agent,
Third st., between Main and Locust,
oct29 ! Evansville, Ind.
w~OR SALE-The undersigned will sci
at private sale his fine two story ram
residence, of five ROOMS, summer kltcnen
also wood and stable. house attached, Nv,
good cisterns, all in complete order, witt
modern improvements; LOT 4Ity py on
hundred~aBd ten feet, situated on Fultol
Avenue, Lamasco.A Address = = - II
Octl-3rn GEO. WOLFLIN, Mt. Vernon.
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LOST.

R OST-A large plain gold ring. The
IA finder of it will be literally rewarded
by leaving it at this office. nov22dlw.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-26

DING.-Two gentlemen and
- their wives can obtain pleasant 'front.'
rooms, with board; also, few day board
ers can be accommodated, by applying at
w. w. SHANNON'S, on Main Street, near
the e. and G. Depot. Best of references re-
o1lireds - f4N sts'rt [nov2 dim