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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-20

DEMoREsT FOR JANUARY.-This fasci-
mating fashion magazine has been laid
upon our table by Turner, 1ll4 Main street.
Turner, as is well known by every one,
keeps all the latest books, magazines, &C.,
at reasonable prices.
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No THoRoUGHFARE, Dickens's Christmas
story, is for sale by Turner, lll4 Main
street; price, ten cents. This is pro-
nounced by some persons to be one of the
best stories ever written by its celebrated
author.
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CoURT-MARTIAL ADJoURNED.-The court
(Brevet Major w. II. Rossell presdent)
which has been in session in this city since
the goth September last adjourned on yes
terday until tho 10th of January next.
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II,lNn VERY nEsIRARLE STORES,

rJ'yVO VERY DESIRABLE STORES,
/ ON SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET Ia
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOUR E:;H
TENTH STREETS, FOR RENT: W offer .teSSA.
FOR rent STOKES Nos. 1925 and 1927 Main street,
now occupied by A. A. Allen and T. NJ. Ezekiel
Besides the store they have each two hoors above
and basemsnt beneath, with all cohVehlenees
These are in location and arrangement amongst
the most desirable stores in the city for any fancy,
retail or light business. Possession given 1st OF
January. pply to
do % NJ GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-Yesterday the
case of Il. Schmidt, charged with viola
ton of tho internal revenue laws, was
again called before Commissioner Cha
hoon, but in consequence Of The absence Of
witnesses was continued.
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JUDGE BURNHAM's CoURT-THE CLAF-
Film Us. STEENBoCK s. Co. CAsE.-Our
readers will remember that the case Of
Clafflin Us. Steenbock s. Go. has occupied
the attention of Judge Burnhams court
since Monday last. The question was
raised whether or not the Judge OF tins
court had the power of trying an attach
ment in q pending suit at a monthly term
of the court upon motion to abate the
attachment. Yesterday Judge Burnham
decided that he had Jurisdiction to try and
decide such motion at a monthly term,
to which the plaintiffs, by counsel, except
ed. Some difficulty arose then as to the
bill of exceptions to be signed by the
court, and considerable part OF the
day was spent in discussing that mat
ter. Then the question arose upon the
suggestion of defendants counsel, whether
the case should be tried before jury or
by the court. The plaintiffs counsel stood
mute, and the Judge thcreupon at first
directed jury to be summoned, and after
wards, upon suggestion that the defend
ants did rot claim jury, the Judge re-
verscd that, and decided that the court
would hear and decide the cause without a
Jury. And thereupon the further ques-
tion arose as to which party, the plaintiff
or defendant, had to open or conclude the
argument of the cause before the court.
1t was argued until o'clock, the hour of
adjournment, when the Judge announced
that he would decide the question this
morning.
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THAT PRINCE Of the monthlies, Demo-
rests Illustrated Monthly, with protuslon
of plates, patterns, ETC., is to hand from
George L. Bidgood, Main street.
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TOR ISTMAS AND NEW
Il YEARS.
Fine Old Hennassy and Otard Braudies
Choice Port and Sherry Wines,
Pure Old Jamaica Rum, warranted;
Fine Cabinet, Mountain, and Bye Whiskeys,
John Ramsay Scotch Whiskey.
Also, an assortment OF Cordials, &C., &C., can be
n. #. WOOLLEY,
Agent for H. Bingham,
200 Broad street, between Second and Third.
D~rE
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8lclrmond 1ispattt.
FRIDAY............DE DECEMBER 20, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS.
PATCH is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
CITY.
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Murine Inte1gigence.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, DECEMBER 70, 1891.
Sun rises. Moon rises......... 80
Sun sets............4.42 High tide. A. M.... n.4s
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MAYORS Observation-Disclosures
Thomas negro boy), charged with steal
ing a pair Of shoes from Isaac Levy, was
sent on.
Millie Williams (negress), charged with
stealing fifty-dolar note belonging to
Thomas N. Odell, was set back.
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An2NSe en- e1atS.

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
Y CONCERT to be given at the BALLARD
HALL on MONDAY the 23d December 1881, In aid
of the FEMA ALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION OF
RICHMOND.
PROGRAMME.
PART I.
1. TrIo-vlolin, Yio.oncello, and Plano-Kess-
Mich, Thilow, and &einhardt.
Q. Solo-Bass- gic Flute--Iozart.
3. Solo-Piauo
4. Aria-sop-aao-Scena and Cavatina, Due Eos.
csri-Verdi.
s. Quartette Soprano, Contralto, Tenor, and
ass-Martha.-Flowtow.
PARTI.
l. Trio-Violin, vioionceilo, and Piano-Kess-
nich, Thilow, and Reinhardt.
.. Soo-Tenor-" Sleep Well ''-Abt:
g. Duo-Tenor and Bass s-Martba-Flotov.
4. Trio-soprano, Tenor, and Bsss-Attla-Verdi.
3. Duo-Two pianos.
Price Of tickets, ONE DOLLAR. To be obtained
ct the music stores and the Office Of Bailard's
Hotel.
No reserved seats !; and no more tickets will be
sold than there are comfortable seats In the hall
Doors opsn at o'clock.
Concert commences at half past o'clock T. III.
de 20-td
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DREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS.
4 Fine old Henuessy Brapdies,
Six years old Besor Whiskey, warranted
Fine old Mountain Eye Whiskey,
Old Virginia sppie Brandy,
Glarat and Madeira Wines,
Pure old Jamaica Rum,
Sweet Cider, Holland Gins,
Bast quality Green and Back Teas,
Old Government Java, Laguayra, and Rio
Coffees;
Choice Family Butter. Family Hams.
"a store and for sale by ID. ANTELOTTI,
de lS--lw* ISL Franklin street.
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Holiday Goods.
| CHRISTMAS CAROL:

A Sh1GlS L maO SAlkois
Christmas, dear reader, Is we'll nigh ere
With its many joys and much good cheer;
But would you enjoy 1t with most infinite zest,
Go to thai place where you'll fud the best
TO aford true comfort and much consolation
with one accord everybody names Broad atrse,
At CRUTCHFlELD'S bookstore, where people
meet
TO purchase presents-all racy, rich, and rare,
which In style with any will well compare.
The stock comprises boxes and funny games;
Many volumes Of more than hundred names I:
Magazines dominoes, paper weig hts. and files
With thousand pretty gifts for tn Juveniles.
Conservs !" and " RAIDS " can here be suited,
Since latsly tho stock has been recruited
With goods OF every grade and Kind
That can please the eye-improve the mind.
The place, good reader, we next will tell
Tis upon Broad street. remember well),
East of the theatre-where gay folks 20
To see tragedy high and view comedy low.
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THANKS to Captain Clifford for Norfolk
papers Of yesterday.
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TOR RENT AT AUCTION.-The
D. large ard commodious WAREHOUSE known
a. ths - Ludam Watson Warehouse.n st Rock-
stts, will be rented at auction on SATURDAY the
2lst instant at l o'clock P. NJ, on the premises.
It's adaptability for general storage, or for the
tobacco business in any of is branches are uDe.
uualed Persons desiring TO rent II can view 1t
any time previous to the 2lst instant
de 1l-eodnt GARRET +. WAFSOS.
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CIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND
THE NEW YEAR!

THE NEW YEAR!
STARKE LAND,
9l5 MAIN STREET,
respectfully call attention to their new and
elegant stock Of
FAMILY and POCKET BIBLES,
HYMN BOOKS for all denominations,
PRAYER BOOKS, of various styles;
Ladies' WORK BOXES and WRITING DESKS,
Splendidly illustrated GIFT BOOKS,
Elegant editions of the POETS,
Chldren's TOY BOOKS,
GOLD PENS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
INITIAL PAPER and ENVELOPES; and
FANCY STATIONERY generally. de lS-l0t
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,ETS1,aoS2sg.

=
NOR CRPHILADELPHIA.--St ea m
L. ALEXANDRIA, Captain Plat, ,q 16 "a
now lying at her berth In the dock, rEs-r11ssn.J
tiIl SATURDAY the 2Is. Instant ut IL o clock d.
Freight taken for. Norfolk, also for Charlest2n.
signsd through. Passage to Philadelphia, inclu.
dins meAis anu ". p. PORTER, Agent,
\. "a n ONCE No. 2l2s on the dock.
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I VIRGINIA CIDER,
ClTRON, RAlslNS,
ALMONDS,
ElLBEkTS,
PRESERVED GINGER,
LEMONS,
CUHRANTS,
FIGS,
ROLL BUTTER,
6ELATlNE,
COCOANUTS,
PALMNUTS.
FANCY BASKETS,
TOILET SOAPS, &c.
ds?o DANDRIDGE & ANDERSON.
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UOUSE AND STORE FOR RENT
4 4 AT JETERSVILLB.-At Jetersville, on "a
the Richmond and Danville railroad, can fi?fs
be rented very commodious store house, -slsk
In which tn ere is now hourishng business; and
also a large and desirable dwelling house. In ex.
cellent repair, with large garden and orchard.
Address DR.. w. g. DALEY, at Jetersville, or
Mr.. WILLIAM JRTER, at Richmond.
Tu 1uyE
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CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY
y PRESENTS.
JUVENILES. from cents TO $3.50;
PORTFOLIOS, from 25c. 10 Si2;
WRITING DESKS, from 50 to S?5;
WORK BONES, from 81 so to $50;
PRAYER BOOKS, from CSC 10 50;
BIBLES, from soc. to Sl0
together with full line OF
FANCY ARTICLES. Call and examine our
stock A. d. CHRISTIAN & CO.,
GelO opposite Spotswood Hotel.
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JACKSON PARK.-The postponed
~ TR0TTIEG haCE of Is a&
the 1qth will come off on ssss& RSAna
SATURDAY, 2lst instant. ,SilSSEE&AsS&n
CLOSED as follows: s.--ssSSss.-SSez>-
Thomas Coghlan enters b. u. Betty Ward.
J. j. Dealy enters bl x. from Philadelphia
j. Paxton enters C. h. american Star, from Phil
adelpha.
Horses to sta IT at 3 o'clock.
Gate fee, FIFTY GEITS.
do 2o--lt4 THOMAS COGHLAN, Proprietor.
NHbISTMAS FAIR FOR ORP HANS.
W The ladies' of st. Pants Church Sewing So
cety will hold FAtR and RESTAURANT for the
BENEFIT OF THE ORPHANS OF THE CHURCH
HOME. to open THIS EVENING (Tuesday) the
nth December, at o'clock in Stearns's building,
opposite tn post office. do i-lw
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TOR THE HOLIDAYS.-Genu
T. German Farina Cologne, Coudray's (French)
Cologne; Coudray's, Lubin's, Lows, and other
Hair Brushes Combs, SC. Also, Coxe's Sparkling
Gelatine, French Colored Isinglass, Fiavoring Ex-
tracts, pure Madeira Wine, Port Wine, Sherry
Wine, and French Brandy.
l.. WAGNER, Druggist
corner Sixth and Broad streets, near market,
de 20-2t% sign Of the eagle.
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r ARUS & CHERRY ARE DIS
CHARGING from schooners Maggie +. Smith,
J. 3. Myers, 4. NJ. Lee, Alexander, and Francis
Edwards, !, 500 tons of very superior ED AND
WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE CoAL-szss for
furnaces, CRATES, cooking and heating stoves.
Sold at lowest market rates. Liberal induce
u,ents offered to dealers and large consumers.
Office, Dock street between Seventeenth ane
Eighteenth ds i'-|"
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BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
Is OKS.
- GEORGE L. BtDGooD, BOOKSELLER,
1919 Main street,
has Just recetsed the foiiowing splendidly illus
WHEN 4s TSesyson. Illustrated oy Dore.
frfH Sv sasyson; Lliusts-seA by Rore
81 sEfaSH .SEGsSSD POETRY 0E CLDEN TIMs.
SSusIgTI 4 NJ. = ElCS. 100 Illustrations.
QUEENS 9FFAMERICAN SOCIETY. Thirteen
portraits.
LnSGEELIfw. Highly embellished.
IuCILg,< owen Meredith. illustrated.
TgSSySHN. Illustrated.
oTH LIFE, nlgS'ra by pen and pencil.
THE MONTHS illustrated by pen and pencil.
LAYM ANS BRBVIART. Illustrated.
STONY WITHOUT AN END, from the German Of
Carore. Colored illustrations
IA M0NARCHIE FRANCAISE EN- ESTAMPS.
IIRDIN De- P.ANTES.
ilMOSDE EN- BSTAMPS.
ia JBRDlN PROCLAMATION.
Ia MES EFT LES NAVlES
pECOUYBRTBS A INVENTIONS. MEM0RALES.
With nsny other beautiful and attractive
Books for old and young. de Pot
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
" GEORGE l.. BIDGoOD, BOOKSELLER,
1913 MAIN STREET,
has opened for the Christmas and New Year trade
a beautiful assortment OF
BIBLES,
PRAYEE BOOKS,
fLLUSTRATED GIFT BOOKS,
Splendid editions Of STANDARD POETS,
illustrated;
CHiLDREN's BOOKS, from the toy to the
superbiy illustrated style;
WORK BOXES,
WHITING DESKS,
PORTFOLIOS,
ODOR and HANDkERCHlEF 81 BONES,
GOLD PENS and CASES,
GOLD-MOUNTgD RUBBER GOODS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, ETC, BTc.
Ide list
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treated. Each race possesses at the present
time distinct language, which is adapted
to it physically, morally, and mentally.
On consulting the eleventh chapter of
Genesis, it is there stated distinctly that
at one time there was but one race, speaking
but one language. In these words: sand
the Lord said, Behold, the people is one,
and they have all one language" 1mmedi-
ately afterwards is given a history Of the
confusion Of tongues. AS race and lan-
guage are connected now, and have al
ways been connected, so far as history in
forms Us, they were probably connected
at that time, and that with the change Of
language was also produced a change Of
race.
Further: Mankind, Immediately after
this, was scattered over the face of the
earth. 1t was therefore necessary, as we
have already shown, that there should
have been change of species to adapt
them to their new habtats, otherwise
many of them would have died out. and
the plan of God been frustrated.
The conclusions, then, to which the
speaker arrived are these: First, That
mankind consists of but one race, being de-
scended from single pair. Secondly, That
mankind consists of many distinct species,
originating at the time of the confusion
Of tongues" Thirdly, That this change Of
our species into many was accomplished
by miraculous power. Fourthly, That
in this exercise of power the Divine Being
followed the law laid down in the work Of
creation-to wit, dividing mankind into
regular gradations, from the nearest ap-
Proclamation to the brute to the highest
degree of intelligence; which is but
little lower than the angels.
In conclusion, the speaker adverted to
pamphlet, being extensively read, in which
the writer attempts to prove that the negro
is beast. He (the speaker) remarked
that this argument was a perfect reduCtio
ad a5Surduna, and refutes itself. The negro
possesses q conscience and a will, and
therefore is not beast. If he were q
beast he should never be taught, advised,
or reasoned with. He should never be
tried for offences, but should either be
kept under forciple control or destroyed
like wild beast.
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GHRTSTMAS GOODS.
ALIEN NDER W ERST,
No. l4l6 MAIN STREET,
has large stock Of
CoNFECTIoNERIES, FRUITS, CANDIES, AND
CAKES, of his own manufacture.
FANCY GOODS for holiday presents.
A large and beautiful assortment OF TOY
GOODS, of every variety, for boys and girls
FIREWORKS,
FIRE-CRACKERS,
TORPEDOBs, &C.,
OF the best and most brilliant kind.
All for sale at lowest prices. dei'-'t
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TOR RENT, an excellent dry front
Il BASEMENT ROOM, entrance from the ;rsA
street and by side passage, in tenement 72l t.5ss
Main street, suitable for an Office of anyGGAA
kind, or lodging room. Rent low to a prompt
paying tenant. Apply to
de l0-2t 1913 Main street.
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rOR BALTIMoRE, SAVANNAH,

dor BALT1MORE, SAVANNAH,
L AND BosToN-ssmi:w weekly g a1x +,
Line-Powaatsn Steamboat COM ssssz1
SSaesdSNo charge for wharfage by this Lino-so
Transhipment Of GeodsLsayss Ss.nSLs Esbmeps sSs
svsrg Wajnssday and Sunday at 8 o. clock a. NJ
Steamer ELLIE KNIGHT, Captain CgAsLES Tsa,
vBRs. will leave here on SUNDAY MVkaiIs9
a, 6 o'clock. Freight received every day (sanday
sxcsptedl up TO O. clock p II. This steamer mas
splendid saloons. saterooms, and passenger nST Sr
LARS. Meals and staterooms extra. For freight
or passage apply to r,,,,,x cupprp
OSe "s NS -. da2 20-2.
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TOR RENT, three desirable UNFUR.
z NISRED ROOMS, on second floor, suit Ey&
able for Young men or a family without chill 1.:8
dren. Kitcnen and other eonveniences for -
house eeping II required Apply at 2lo, corner OF
Grace and Third streets. de B-StH
TOR RENT, the STORE, GRANARY,
e and STABLE recently occupied by Mr.: hS
Grant, on Marshall street near the Second t,;H
Market. For terms apply 10 E25A
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
de l7-4t. Real Estate Agents
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Cos,,apeSssaose Merchants.

1sILIs d RYANT, TOBACCO Eek.
wi CHANGE. RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS tsT the N pSfrsahs$* pra ns ana
orders solicited. Liberal advances fa2de ca con.
sIgnnents Refer to a.. T. H4Eyxf; fsesidsns oi
National Bank Of Virginia; JAsgs TaoaAs, Jr;s
Co., Hew YORK Messrs Io2xsos FHosrsos,
Boston Hass.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The boats
~ Of the JAMES RIVER AND4afE-sA
KANAWHA CANAL C0MPAE k.zxa
viii loays the dock as usual - ,,,,,,,
promptly at /? O clock n. on TUESDAYS, Thoks'
Frsisht and tolls on goods for Lynehburg and
bsyona collected on delivery or prepaid me op'
tion of the shipper Freight received and deliver
ed at my otico, on the dock. .
Way Freight win not be doliVorsd TILL charges
srs paid.
Bosts locked and insured.
je 11-tr EDWhbD DibLoH. nson''
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Book Naticps.

The Old Capitol and It's Inmates. By a
Lady who enjoyed the hospitalities of
the Government for "season." New
York r T HI1r e. So>-
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Holiday Goods.

no! FOR CHRISTMAS.
IL BUY YOUR CAKES FROM
BRIGGS,
-Uv OLDEST ESTABLISHED BAKER IN THE
CITY.
-.m MAIN STHEgT AND SIC BROAD STREET.
Tho BEST POUND CAKE,
The best MINCE PIES.
The best FRUIT CAKE,
The best CREAM CAKE,
The best RAISlN CAKE,
The best KlSSGS,
The best JELLY CkKE,
Tha best Pastry,
u,,oo-sst ICSp and ORNAMENTAL CAKE,
I"e '' The largest variety of
,,.,1v FANCY and ORNAMENTAL CAKES,
lh"'' IN the city.
ct-abiro a csll aud see for yourself. de 20
~EAUTTFUL FOR G Il R l STMA AS
RWN SgV.YBAR GIFTS.
~ ;1rSHttS- BOOKS. richly bound and illustrated !;
BIZ Shs &c n vsriOEs SECS and styles Of binding,
hhMS h.S' 'EONKS used by the various denominations
h6HV"rS NJ BOOKS y splendid assortment;
nnSr nnS E.PHiC AbSUSS, a superb collection ::
THHTTtnpEN'S BOOKS adapted TO every capacity,
NV BOOKS. brilliant collection;
IEEpprtEIB VISITING DESKS IN great variety
PPnnhnTTTiSIIOS and TOURISTS CASES,
IHDfgs' WOEk BONES, ornatnS nted or plain;
66AIIDi1PENS and FINE POCKET KNIVES,
GolESgEvT BOOKS and CARD CASES
fo'N" WoODHoUSB s. PAHHkM,
sa23 1905 Main street.
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voP NEW yORK-OLp DOMINION

NOR NEW YoRK-OLD DOMINION
z STEAMSHIP COMfANY.-Ths <%e
shin ALBEIlRLE. BouRsE COM NM,9&Al&
mandsr will leave her wharf g - =,
Rockets on SATURDAY MoRNiNG, pecempeI S ts ,hs ~,
at 8 o. clock. Passengers can 60 on DoAfo snS
evening previous, Freight received up 70 .
O'clock FRIDAY EVsHidG. Fare, y,3; ad fonad
10 Boston, Mass, and Insurance ca ssteo NJ A'"e''
rates. For freight or passage apply TO ., IN
SAMUEL AYRBs w.,
de 2o-lt corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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A CCoMMlopATIaN 144asa@~5ISNA
IA BOAT "HSTT1E -
will leave the foot Of Eighth street, sasin bank,
alta. N. or MONDAYS and FRIDAYS for Gar
tersviile Returning, leave Cartersvilie at A.
81 SATURDAYS and WEDg BSDAfs. Good ac-
commodations Moderate charges. For furtner
DENIS BROTHERS & CO., Agents.
Thirteenth between Main and Cary.
da da2-MWkFdAwlm ID
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DR. r. T. COLEMAN HAS RE-
~ MOVED his ONCE and residence from Linden
Kow to o. 4o7 Grace street. between Fourth and
fifth next door TO the Centenary church.
is 2Q-lwt
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DICK ENS'S CHRISTMAS STORY,
IL only ten cents, at TUhNEEs,
do
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-21

q - 9 f - n 1 e.
lore them In cases where there were
manifest errors 10 schedules handed
to the assessors. 1t is certainly very
naughty on the part Of The Cammis-
sioners to do such filings, but. the, law
requires them 10 do so. The result
is, that they have detected errors in
the assessments to the amount Of at
least $4,000, although it may have
cost the coantyothe enormous sum Of
six or eight dollars In one admitted
case an error Of S75, 900 was diseov-l
cred, making the county 500 to 5000
in the way of taxes, and in another
case. they found an error of some
s2I. 900. These little matters show
what an enornity it is on the. part Of
the Commissioners to put the county
to such heavy expenses, and to so
outrage the sfeelings-of-indi
who have Tonce1 made safidavits to
their schedules. We hope our First
Street neighbor will continue to show
up the County Commissioners in their
true light, as it may lead to interest
ing expositions. We have no defense
to offer for the Commissioners.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

s0- Selling goods at low prices is
one thing, and blowing and casing in
the newspapers is another. The citi-
zehs Of Evansville. who bought shoes
Of JOHN RAsCH years before the
late mushroom shoe-shops were i'm
ported here from the East, KNOW
that he is not one of those alluded to
in late advertisement in the JOUR-
NAL as selling goods to poor people at
more than their value. The owners
OF = hard-earned money" will consult
their own interests by buying their
Boots and Shoes of JOHN RAsCH, No.
8 North Second Street.A He has the
latest and newest stock in Evans
vile, and will undersell any Main
Street house on every article. Come
and see. ! - sjune2l DIT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-21

JUNE STYLES OF mems and boys
straw hats, received yesterday; very ell
CANT; also large lot of gents fine shoes
and Caters, aud Oxford Congress In
cloth and glove kid. l have several
styles that can be found nowhere else.
as they are made especially for me.
The ladies will find everything that
they can want in the way Of beautiful
CATERS, red or white slippers, fine
French kid slippers, serge or kid bus
kins, or anything in the shoe line in
endless variety in our unrivalled
stock. 1 toOuld again most, respect
fully urge all those that can do SO, to
purchase their shoes before Satur-
days, There are many of our GUS
toners obliged TO go away every Sat
urday, to other places, as we cannot
serve them all, aud then they are
obliged to pay more money for poor
er goods, and there are many that buy
goods on that day that cannot afford
to threw away hard earned money.
je20 It j. s. RIoKER,
go Main St.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-21

RELIEF FOR THE SOUTHERN Poor.
On Tuesday, Col. Hornbrook, Com
missafy fer the Southern Relief Fund,
shipped per steamer Sam. Orr, free of
charge as usual, the following articles
for the benefit of the starving people
Of the South: ' 3 - -
To Fayetteville, Georgia, 100 sacks
OF corn and two tierces of bacon, and
to Coffee Landing, Tenn, sixty-seven
sacks of corn and one tierce Of pork.