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There was not much activity in government sscur-
res at tbs counters OF the leading dealers, and the
dulness ives uniayorabie 10 advance in quotations.
but there II outside pressure 10 sell
although the 'besrsr among ths dealers themselves
are still using thoir influence 10 dspres the msrks,
Tue sshors interest element Of strength on the
ball side, however, and governments are decidedly the
cheapest securities The Stock Exchange Al the close
they oul a the subOined prices Ros slered 1881
Ill ALI coupon, 1881, iiih lilss 62os registered
1882. 113JS lli1s, Sos coupon, 1892. INK il2
s-2o's coupon, 1864. ios. 1857. S2os coupon 1865
1857 100; DO do, January and July, i0e6 100 !
sos, coupon 1907, lo6k lOoIi fo.lo's. registered
400 . 100x; io-4os coupon, 100 l0o1; gold, 1ssj.
aIa4; Juno 1905, lotS . iosS; July 1909, l0tE
q 1osx; December compounds, 1864, 1lss; May do,
1895, 11Ts. II7t; August do do, 1isx 1iss.; Sep
tember do. DO, iisx iie; October do. do, iiss .
1i5I.
Tue stock market developed very nrm .ons at the
commencement OF business and the bull clique in Erie
made evident efforts rally that mercuris security
from the depression OF Saturday with view 70 twisting
the "shortsn Al the early session Of the open board
prices wore In the ascendant and New York Central
sold At 1lox HOY, Erie. TOY; Michigan sou'herp'
W. . Tsx; Rock Island, osk; Reading eeH Wy
Northwestern toE 4oH; do. preferred esH; western
Usi4a Telegraph ssd6 ~ ne ans regular sana "
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Other kinds quite steady.
FLoUa GRAN.-Recepts, b, ,34 bbls. nour 20 do.
corn neal M SIS bushels wheat s do corn l6s 602 do.
20ls do rye, 2oHB do peas and iB 80 do barley.
lower on nearly all grades snd on some &c 5oc decline
accepted. There rather inquiry for
lots Of for aud sold
elO % Tho range OF extra STATE however $40
t0 rs including odds and ends something be-
low sio California vas duli and heavy. The sales
about o001 bbs southern four heavy and quiet The
sales confined 10 about tO bbs. For rye
hour the demand was moderate, but prices remained
arm sales 80 bbla 81 ~ IS Corn meal wlthout
particular charge Sales go hols At 20 81 for cy
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Tho foregoing shows that the legal reserve OF the
banKs including specie is only So $50 in excess Of
the limit Of twenty-five per cent imposed by law. The
liabilities in deposits and circulation aggregate
500, ,3e5 s25 the legal upon which would be
s5 95e whereas the banks actually hold in specie
and legal tender notes sol 684 s42 AT the same timO
last year the condition OF the banks follows and
the differences appended those between the two
turns dated respectively October 90 1885, aud October
m
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

GARRISON -CAMpBELI.--In this city, on Monday Octo-
Der 2, by the Rev. s = 0sgood, FgRD A. GARRISON TO
HELEN L. CAyPBEIL
CoE.-DI KEas AT Dover, N. j., on Wednesday
evening" October 16 at the residence OF the BRIDES pa
rents by the Rev Daniel Magic, A. JUDsoN Cos OF Nor
Tistown N. j. to Miss LIBBE, eldest daughter of Will.
liam A and Jane E. Dickerson, Of Dover, N. ].
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MONDAY, OCT 10 r. y.
CorroS There active demand for all purposes
though mainly for spinning and export and prices again
advanced per H. The sales 800 bales OF which
about 2eo we're taken BY spinners and exporters. We
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Ths market for whsa. wa. Irregular Hodsra we're dis
posed AZ the opening TO realize At Saturdays prices but
subsequently good demand sprung up and .he market
became armcr No fspring 0ndns quick s,l. At % ~
mand for tbs later was light however ana holders were
compelled 20 grants material concession In order 10 sell
The sales we're about 800 900 bushels q. 81 is FOR NO
spnng 6ady mIed with rye s2lss 20 for straight No
s31 for very choice, ~ rs sg IS for No. DO, and
al ,SI yne as.r. eensses csrn opened cvp and homi
rh ,hsI, sesvo inquiry from hs Essi hcIdsrs put
per-, Per ,sq,sss,, closing hrm 81 81 o. fhs BALES w.Ts
teoos o 1 eussss tof rbich one buyer took nearly
kaa IN stern eAu Uen ussdy 4 rsduc,fen q e lkcs
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Birth.

LAFosp.--.On saturday morning, October 10, Mrs.
FMTz LAFoSp OF a son.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

L2 respectable woman as nrs class coot understands
cooking all It's branches meat pastry bonng and lard
ing the best reference Ee given Can be seen for two
day
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

the boards, Wallace, the Hero
OF Scotland in which both Bella
Golden and J. = Wesley ! Hill
will appear. Two such stars ought,
and will, no doubt, fiji the house. The
performance will commence with the
great Drama of the Carpenter of
RouenH Mr.. Golden is laboring hard
for the interests of the city when he
employs the best talent to amuse the
lovers of the drama in the city, as
well as those who may visit the place
to purchase goods; hence, the mer-
chants ought to feel that he is work
ing for them as we'll as himself. I Let
thehoase be filed tonight. %
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Annusenerfs.

New N TRoPoLITAi 1.-The, theatre
was we'll filed last light with the
elite Of the city. Tn audience was "
one of the most fashionable that has
yet visited the theatr{ It was graft
flying to see SO large a, house. The
rendition Of the ,Bttie of Prince
ton was excellent, and the tableau,;
! The crossing Of thu DelaWareg was
received. With great satisfaction. Il
IS impossible, in the short space to be
devoted to this notice, to give an acr
curate idea Of the play, but it is per-
haps enough to say that the audience
was satisfied, if ordinations were to
be taken as an evidence, e. ,,:. ,,.s4 :
Tonight a. big, bill is on
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Spread theL TFnfhi 81

Some medical men Insist that it is un-
digniteD 70, adgt4tse 4 fepiedy. however
f9nRis siS s s b. arSisa %s H the
world needs should be, bid in a corner
that DEMENT'S and blessings may be too
teetifig and Restoring health shonld Be a
close monopoly, and not accessible TO all.
Tbs, The argument is bad y i lvqEss Than
TIERS STOMACH BITE San abS5lute
speeifIc for yspep:ia. biliousns S, aud ner-
vous. debility nad never been known be-
gond the repertoire OF the facul what
stead of curing and invigoratlng millions,
!. the good effects of the prepHratf0ni would
have been confined to the comparative
few. There is the highest authority for
saying that light shoulde moi be mid under
a bushel; hatwhatever Is excellent should
be placed as a city on a hill, where all men
can take c0gnizance of ii. 1t is upon this
principle that the BITTERS have been
advertised, and continue to be advertised,
IN every newspaper of any prominence in
the western Hemisphere, and that the
spontaneous Testimonials in ffssfavor have
been translated INTO all written languages.
Thousands enjoy perfect health to-day
sickness If the newspapers had not spread
The truth s0tth regard to this uReQuqtedi tntf0-
Oyontossd coiTeetfUe far and wide Su ppose
profit has been reaped fson this publicity.
Is thai any ARGUMENT against it, If the
public health has been protected; If lives
have been saved; If the feeble have been
strengthened ri al e, and the sBHk rsEtpEss great
mean as to grudge to exertions thus direct
ed lhelr. tetrs reYRrd21, fiuR ltsb's atgil
DR.. Johnson.
arhfsH ceiebfated man, .notwithstandfik
he morality of his life and writings, was
obliged to call in the holy offices of
divine TO iso6the his dying hours. II he
could have procured bottle of q" DR. ]. w.
Poland's White Pine Compound ~ the dis
treSsing disease which terminated his ca
reer might have been successfully baff1ed,
and the religious world blessed with the
many rich fruits OF. his ripe old age. Sold
at retail by AL drIIggistsL AhnulL- 1870
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HoMELEss.-Some women, who re-
sided in an old fat boat on the bank
of the river, IN the upper part of the
city, applied for help, to the Town
ship Trustee, yesterday The water
had come OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES home,
and driven them out. The law pro-
viding homes for Abandoned women is
not yet In force, and. Of course, no
help in the way of Ifnrnishing house
could be- afforded 7 A \ THE a. a. lRd
thorized by law was extended by the
Trustee to these I'M afortunates-suosIsq
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LOCAL NOTICES.

sgIt viii be seen BY notice pub
Alisheds elsewhere, that the lecture of
Gen. CARL SsHURz, On "Wednesday
evening ncxtgat Turner's Hail. will
commence ats 6ctocE.t This change
in the time is made to, accommodate
the churches in the city which hold
religious. meetings that evening. 4 1t
is Very desirable that the various
churches should lendeayor to close
their meetings at such an hour as will
sFs4 allt yhsIlddssireyso attrap SA Il e
lecture. A.-F.--rI III
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DRowNED.-A dispatch was receiv-
ed in the city, yesterday, stating that
Mr.. Louis Bartress was drowned on
the 2lstins off fiat-boatA belonging
to Brands & Crawford, near Column
bus, Ky His body was, recovered,
and the friends in this city notified of
the sad casualty. Hemas an luhmar7
ried man, and formerly resided in La
masc0s ssni1 agno1dT fa519 bGa -
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sg If you are in need of a stock
of liquors, cur advice would be for
you to go to Hodge, Carr, & Co. 5, cor
ner Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, better, and more
Of, them for less money than pany
other house will or can afford them.
All liquors warranted as represented.
. ianQ If
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A M9sF lP2t4FFAsFAANg FINE. 4Eh0se
Of the citizens of this city who did
not go to Cincinnati to make an ex-
cursion on the new packet boat. the
,MayAo&er, and Intend doing 81, will
no doubt have a most pleasant and
time for the trip, since it is
certain that it viii be several days be-
fore that boat will arrive. By the
time she is ready the weather will
haaa emoderatsa ] perhaps 3 aha The
water subsidized.
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q yBHp-Water and Main Streets,
" were alive in the afternoon of yester-.
day, with drays and vehicles of va
rious kinds, carrying freight toJand
from the leyee; in fact, it was diff
fcult. at times, for, drays to pass each
other, in consequence, of the blockade
Dry goods, boxes, hardware, crates
d, queensware, furniture, &c,,bwere
being shipped to cousigners9 all along
the river, and on both sides. alto was
noticed that articles Of trade, of all
most all descriptions, were taking a
trip, Southward: a stranger passing
thstqwIay even though he was q most
casual observer would not haveIbeeI
likely TO have pronounced the
words doomed I city,4d HeiaWould
scarcely have; hazarded "a reputation
for discriminatiYe 3 and sound judg-
ment, by 50 doiHgr0 uoI mort .bisIo
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SUDDEN ILLNEss.-A gentleman at
.thepMerchdnts' HofeI'Was taken sud
denlylsilA yesterday. .iHeq hadubeen
complaining little, but went to his
ropmha usual; shortly after which, it
was -discoyered that he was seriously
and dangerously liz having had a
quick attack of congestion Of the
brain, His. condition was regarded
asiduife critical ay 81. p9 =, I'm, ~
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% y, 0Q79IlI z = = % q -I7-FV ~
SALUTE.-A national salute was
fred yesterday IbyIt the GrandesArmy of
the Republic. This was about all
that #as0doHe IL the city ia the OBJ
Eservance of, the birthday of the father
of our country, Had not the g. O.
er-Band. 1.-THE life -of-all-.publie
demonstrations ,in this city, been ab-
sent, grand demonstration would
have been given by the Boys who
wore tho Bne,1 but tbeEabsence of
that institution was the cause of a.
failute of more administrative OBJ.
servagcsgfthe day. 10000 YHd
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CoNFEcTIoNARIEs AT AUCTION
Hiram Nelson will sell at auction,
this morning at 10 O'clock, at his
auction rooms, No. S51 Main Street,
two hundred cans and bottles of fine
fruit, a lot of glass and China-ware,
toilet-stools, chairs, fine show case,
windows, and doors, &c. Ladies, be
on hand. nas
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

ri SIDEWALK NEEDED. -0n Fourth
Street. between Main and Sycamore
,inofront of the Climax Saloon, there
is aispart of a pavement that IS lin
great need of repairing ~ IT, is better
now, but has been almost impossible
for several days. Bricks are there
ready to lay the walk, and its compile
ton would prove great convenience
/ to those who peregrinate that way.9o
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

RI ,ih IL tiEsAn - L4t.l
+ CoRNs,U7IhstaptaueousI and sefica-
cieus cures of corns and bunions by
a process peculiar to Messrs. Drs.
Kendall and AWillianls, goflRAgent
Street. London, and Bond Street,
New York, without cutting, pain, or
bleeding. Will stay in Evansville,
fon one week len route sto o New Or
leans. The Doctors can be consulted
from Monday next till Saturday IN
clusiFe. In speaking Of the Doctors
visit to Louisville, thel Courier of that
city has the following: e.
kad LOUISVILLE, Jan. & 1867. on
EXTRACTION OF GoRNs AND Bun
IoNs-DRs. Kendall q WILLIAMs,T
Their mode Of extracting ,corns is at
once so novel, simple, painless, and
effectual that it gains in popular favor
daily We have suffered with two
malignant cbrns for, several years and
after witnessing, rather than feeling
their extraction by the roots, we speak
Of the operation from. u sense of duty
ITO the public.I Their testimonials are
numerous, and of the highest oharac-
ter from this and other nations, and
they merit all that can be saidin, their
praise I'll oaasviz1esC Courier, Jan. z.
Office at Mrs. Tichenor's boarding
house. on. Second Street, next to the
Catholic Church. Terms stated on
seeing the feet. :. yfeb23 1t -
F a
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dayS rom the MefehsH ant HofeEi at 3
o,clock !: y, .-.iI L.aI3- .4aIashN g
CITY 81 5El7NVS..88sll2@z
REPAIRED.-That part of Main
Streetswhichsis covered with plank,
was repaired yesterday. "a great
many of the planks had rotted and
worn out.J They were removed and
new ones placed down,
gd9Is IT lbM ~
HOME AeAN.-rMrs Gillison Ma
ghee, of the Wholesale Dry Goods
house of G. Maghee 4 Co.. who has
been in the Eastern markets for a few
weeks past. isShqMe agaiHeaad fayqrs
the JOURNAL with,,a fibeihh Of Tate View
YDfkapapers in advance Of the mails ITS,
MrCspt. e. MI J j. Miller, the gal
liant and handsome Clerk of Gibson
CounsS, Swass in theA city yesterday.
Hefsgssheois dswR on business Ypfii ifhfspt
other attractions may have brought
him here .STHAHJik4h
TIE RIVERA gentleman who has
long been ID IIfAaidepta lof ltAisl city,
gagued the water yesterday. and re-
ports ffie Watet' Within thirty inches
of the greatarise of 1882 and fifteen
inches of 1871. 1t barely possible
that it will reach the rise of AZ, but
hardly :pfb babIeI that fhatl6f f32 will
be reached nos aOF
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.AIt will be
seen, by reference to- our advertising
columns, that HE. Read. Esq, of
Cincinnati offers fol. sale his private
residence, corner Of Second and Wal
nut Streets, opposite the Presbyterian
Church. o This is one Of the best resi-
dences IN the city, and being SO con con
venientl to business, is a rare rare chance
for purchasing home. .,s-.oa
In JAIL.-There are now confned
in thecodhtyjail seventeen prisoners.
Two on the charge of murder, seven
or eight for larceny, grand and petit,
and the balance on various charges
A few are serving out sentence, either
of the Circuit, Common Pleas Court
or Of the City Recorder R : ,saa1 !
E4ssss II - 80 - r ~ IAsi h7W SIC
TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED. =
Since April last transportation has
been furnished to atlleastn three hun
dred INDECENT persons to leave the
city. On one, order, thirty persons
were conveyed to other places. One
hundred and thirty .dke orders have
been issqsa fipfHs sbpgf Ipahed
r--4---4r.-s--s -4.s4.sS =-4.z .o9ihO
FLAes5rQuites a. number of Il Gags
were displayed from houses yesterday.
Alarge and, beautiful one adornedths
steeple of the Court House, its grace.
full folds playin4in the breeze o IL iii
always refreshingsteeeegthat emblem
ola nations freedom and greatness
displayed above the heads of those
who love it.
H5S & 1Nd5 81 ftlltbs sfo,I
last we'll dressed man and woman
were met Bye Al Egehtlemati On Man
Street, The,I parties mentioned wer,
looking for a hotel, but on beinl
shown one Of the best in the city. de
clined to 6. there, SAYING that sthe,
had been refused admittance On in
quiry9 pc was n eafngd that the sreasol
assigned for the refasais was that tn
parties applying we're eftdopbtfulr viz
tue. The extreme caution Oft no
tel keepers Of this city IN that respec
is commendable. giGH 6 .0E como
.ozl ,adIIyszhVH fIbt
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B9- Mcssrs. Gel, &, Rheinlander,
music Dealers Third Street, below
Sycamore, are daily in receipt of the
newest publications. dec29- dtf
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= r
> RECoRDER's GogRg.wThe Recorder
is pct iddoiiRRg, aaohig business at his
Court, of latei in fact heW was soImach
at leisure ri yesterday thatfhe thought
to Kill TING BY reading: ascopy Of the
paper published at his oils. Headguar-
tiers. H9 had bat 5pps case and tlha that
was foE aa, common nlyogp drunk in the night
time,ayThe offending patty had Been
picked up by Applicemana Fbs has an
eye to parties who get drunk inotbe
night .tisaexandMastkindlH lodgedsKith
aCapt4 Darling etill morning; and at
the usual hour, yesterday the was
indicted ingaIfnes of 81 JIwhileo lR6. %
gwere charged forsloaging, official codr-
sfesv &10d&G9q sse no d9ni nG tthh
80 49, 49, vi tedt 3yeifsd ai6f bluoW
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Y<pHHafn 10 ofareh of az 1ysurvey.A
My righ there is none to dispute;
OF hlFsromI the7center all ROUND TO the sea,
am lord Or y
Eyefy ,lisease NAMED IA ffle advdrtssement
& pr W, Roland Pc WhiSq Plnfs E9m-
rIl.sfaah .iaaW taaaO sdl 5anass.sA
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az eoLGAPEs AROMATIC soAP.-A
'dperior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Yegetable Oils, in combination, with Gly-g
;erfne, and especially designed for the use
of Ladies and forth Sursery. It's perfume
s exquisite, and its washing properties I'M
walled. For sale by all drukgists.
5eb2a dAwlyE9 ~ mOtSS~ tafEsfoC
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THE FLooD BELew-The. whole
face Of the countryis flooded in the
vicinity Of Uniontown, Ky. lAa gen
tleman who came up the river yester-
day, states that the people are occu-
plying the uppersstories of lighthouses
in that vicinity, and that great deal
oflst6ck and other property has been
l9stip, ffg99psseqpensqPeesl Of the food bio
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z fHE following named soldiers, BY
calling at my office, may hear of some
thinn IN their advantaoe

JMD8 10 LQ6lf advantage.
Nathauiel Black, coz Ia ADD Ind lana. vol.
VIM. Bishop, late priv't co. G., 81 St Ind. vol.
Geo. IL. Cecil, teamster, co. X oath / MI. vol.
Hhos. "A. Bradley pv tEco. q, slath In d. vol.
Milo FL Baxter. iserEfty icOIE, ltti1fzyaivol.
Vino Il. Bennett, py1t, 90. A, I'D Illinois vol.
JOhn0Wa Barker corp. bco. Il. 9Sth I'LL vol.
FredTiek Cook, corps CO. Q. SD Ind'vol.
John w. Convey, pvt, co. IF, 9TH Ind9 vol.
S %m r. b Gn%h g. ISL s9 1 n.y. o xSI
4doibh pt Sth b Ss ina fi ~
John John e ded Trgt PX CO. I'm I KY vol
Herman Fiebiss corpaico K j sd Ind. vol.
Wine WiIheI& EdSnk PSd ID sd i Ina. VOL VOL
Conrad Kuehp, pvt, co. A, 18th Mo. vol.
Henry HifsilE pv't.s CO. fsul7rhi Ind vol,
John I. McCutchen, pvt. co f. 9TH Ind. ehev.
VIM. Nicholson, No. 3 u. S. s. Fairplay
Pleasant Naples pvt, eos Al 9lst Ind, vol.
Williams RaR b S9p eG 6G vol vol
A1onzo M. Sween, PVT, co. A. 9Ist Ind. vol.
Iadob staigers.1ate pvt, co. IA SD lid vol
William Wells, pvt COZ g, 4thg u. sS.artiy.
John Wilson, serg'ts co; b, 4thl 1ud. vols
John zimmerman, co. K, 18th Ind. VOL
The friends of the above nathed
soldiers. viii GOLFER afav6r on them
by having. this information conveyed
to them as. soon as possible, or leaving
information at the Office of the under5
signeds no Y.IIAd dWlM. 0REAFIs. 60
u. S. Claim Agent.
Office ,overaKeller Gun Store, Main
Street, between Third and Fourth,
Ransgilles Ind "a ~ s9sr sidgisr4
~ ~
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s1e- COLGATE's HONEY SOAP. This
sleprafed Toilet Soap, linrsuell 70DiYeFsal
smand is made from the CHOICEST mate
ais, is.arIIp and EMo1idTENr li4ts stature,
sAGRANTLY SCENTED. and extremely
s@SEFiciAI fn' ITS action upon the skin.
II sale by druggists, and iaEeyr goods
salers. '1991lSo sRihol'gH atfy24 "
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4, The TWENTY sixth OF April.
Preparations are being made blythe
Odd Fellows Of, this, city for a grand
and appropriate. demonstration on the
Goth of April, the anniversary of the
establishments of ! that order in pthe
Uhfted Estates. Fdfil particulars 81 in
regard to the 1demsnssrationA will be
giveH hereafter.
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In JAIL.-There are now confined
in thecodhtyjail seventeen prisoners.
Two on the charge Of murder, seven
or eight for larceny, grand and petit,
and the balance on various charges.
A few are serving out sentence, either
of the Circuit, Common Pleas Court,
or Of the City Recorder. ~ ,.aaf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

10 For RENT-Two Offices situated
over the Post Office. These Offices
have just been papered and painted.
feb2O1wl Apply to j. p. ELLIoTf.
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HYDRoPAoBIAAs,a5 DR. Sabin,a A4lofi
Roekport.9 Ind: sends as the fol-
ing, which,fwe gladly publish. Hya
adrophobia is is a. terrible disease foDl
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NEXsoN z BIXBY would annopnce
to then friends that nd cAahbs has
been made. in the agency of the Great
Western Dispatch, and they would also
call the attention Of shippers from the
East to the unsurpassed facilities of
this well-known Fast Freight Line.
Allclaiaas settled prDmpHy on refer
eRce to .aspi NEXsoN IL BIxBY,
feb20,iw nr.inn1 .nl.Sole AGENTS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

.sisoLDIfRs AND AM aSAfL6Rs AZ UNION.
There will be a business meeting of
the Soldiers, and Sailors y nionn at the
Court House, att, O'clock, P. NJ, on
Wednesday, the 9th inst. A, full
attendance il desirable. as business of
importance will be transacted.
GHAs. IT. BUTTERFIELD, Pres't.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

For SALE.?4Cook & Healy now Of
fer the Stock and Fixtures of the
IHousekeepers' Emporium for Sale. -on
to 90 into the Grocery and House
Furnishing Business, a chance such
as has never been9ofered' in, this city
before. The reason for selling out,
Mr.. Cook has bought farm, near
Boston, Mass, and z he rs Obliged to
take possession of il April 1st, 1861. If
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

APpLEsl APPLEsl i77Parsons SEQ
Vile & Co. have just received a small
lot Of. choice Eastern Apples. Call,
early, or they will be gone. q Main
street. 50 ,sVoeG sa tjqaieietot1-1lL ,il
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

I ENSMANsHIP Twenty-Five les
sons are giter at the Evansville Bust
ness College for s.. Hours. from 9to
IL AM, 27to 4, and Z to 9P. N; : Z. g