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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07
How American Girls Take n Kiss.

The varied emotions excited by young ladies
in leading cities along the line from Boston to
St. Louis, as kisses are caught stolen from
their sweet lips, are expressed, according to the
Boston Post, in something like the following
manner:
A Boston girl says with an assumption of in
dignation):
"Sir, declare such liberty as that is be-
yond all bounds of proprety and gentlemanly
manner. l." she is stopped by another,
which isn't resisted very badly.
The New York girl says:
q Indeed Mr.. Brown, your conduct is a little
familiar, if not ardent. I've half a mind to ask
you what you take me for The reply of Brown
is that he takes her for something nice and
sweet, and sharp, rapid smacking ensnes.
The Buffalo girl says, with naked positiveness
of manner but with equally marked insincerty:
"Wretch thief put that right back;
wouldn't lose it for the world" She not only
don't lose it, but gets las she wants. double
principal and, interest.
The Philadelphia girl says:
$50, you think that's dreadful smart: you
wouldn' have done it if had been looking-no,
indeed ~ but she makes it point not to look.
The Baltimore girl says
s'Repeat the insult if you dare, sir,' and ex-
poses her face that it may be done easily and
often.
The Washington girl remarks:
"You've been and gone and done it have you
now cipher out how much better you feel, and
calculate when you'll get another chance
The Chicago girl says:
80 Confound your impudence, do you take me
| for a New Yorker? I'd have you know there is a
spice of danger in that little matter" The only
danger she apprehends is that you won't cut ana
come again.
| The Cincinnati girl says
HDid YOU eyer-no, / never-you men are
nerfect monsters" Affects tears and indigna-
ton, but is assuaged by duplication of the old
dose.
| The Louisiana girl says:
.You'ye done it, sure, and we'll. If there are
any more of the same sort, please help yourself.
If You stand it, can"
The Detroit girl says:
'Mien Jerusalem what naughty, funny
man. Better you look out how you take one,
two, four more before mine goot mother comes"
| The St. Louis girl says:
'Oh, 60 along with your nonsense, you ought
to be ashamed of yourself. You can't do it
again" She exposes herself, and' it is done
again several times.
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EvERGREEss.-Those who would have ever
greens in the house all Winter, upon sniaii
scale, will notice the following, and act accord
ingly =" If geranum branches, taken from lux
uriant and healthy trees, just before the winter
sets in, be cut as for slips, and immersed in soap
water, they will, after dropping few days, sned
their leaves, put forth fresh ones, and continue
in the finest vigor all Winter. By placing
number of bottles thus filled in flower basket
with moss to conceal the bottles, show of ever
green is easily secured for the Winter. All the
different varieties of the plant being used, the
various shapes and colors of the leaves bleno
into beautiful effect. They require no frest
waterp
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Only OyE.-Texas is the only one of the ten
rebellous States that has not voted on the ques-
ton of a Convention to form new Constitution
and accept the Congressional plan and OF the
nine that have voted, Mississippi is the only one
that has been announced MS having defeated the
Convention propostion-and even that is yet a
matter of doubt. Alone What a wretched
condition for man or woman or State to be in
Mississippi cannot stand it long. She will soon
have to succumb out if she do not, what's the
difference? What can she do about it? The
world will have to move without that old Bour-
bon-tbat's all. By and by she will be running
after it, whining and calling on the world to stop
and take her along. But it can't stop. she
must toddle up and hook on, or be swung ou'
into snace and he for ever lost-Sacransento Bee.
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Weavervjlle, Saturday, Dec. I, 1867.

rs San Francisco Agency.-San Francisco mer-
chants business who desire
serted in the TRINITY JOURNAL, informed tha. L. r.
FISHER Washington street. is Agent and that he
alone Is business for this paper
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A GIRL WORTH HAyING.-The Louisville Jour
nal relates the following go very pretty in
cident we heard the other day, which we cannot
help relating young lady from the South, it
seems, was wooed and won by youthful physi-
clan living in California. When the engagement
was made the doctor was rich, having been very
successful in San Francisco. 1t had not existed
many months, however, when by an unfortunate
investment he lost his entire pile The event
came upon him, it should be added, just as he
was about to claim his bride. What does he do
Why, like honorable and chvalrous young
fellow as he is, he sits down and writes the young
lady the particulars of the unhappy turn which
had taken place in his fortunes, assuring her
that if the fact produced any change of feeling
toWards him. she released from all the
promises she had made to him. And what does
she, the dear, good girl? Why, she takes a
lump of pure gold, which her lover had sent her
in his prosperity a Keepsake and having it
manufactured into ring, forwards it to him
with the following Bible inscription engraved in
distinct characters on the outside q Entreat me
not to leave thee, or to return from following
after thee; for whittier thou goest | will go, and
where thou lodgest | will lodge; thy people
shall be my people, and thy God my God ; where
thou diest will die, and there will be buried ;
the Lord do so to me and more also, If aught but
death part me and thee" The lover idolized
his sweetheart more than ever when he received
this precious evidence of her devotion to him
both in storm and sunshine. We may add that
fortune soon again smiled upon the young physi-
clan, and he subsequently returned to the South
to wed the girl lie loved, and who loved him
with such an undying affection. Young ladies
who read the Bible, the heroine of this Incl
dent seems to have done, are pretty sure to make
good sweethearts and better wives
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wfekly Trimity 5onrnal.

~ County Wsrrsnfs and GrsssbSeks taken al
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions 10 th
paper To soldiers the service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07

HIS RETIcEScE.-An exchange says =" One
reason why General Grant does not say more is
because he cannot talk and smoke at the same
time
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AN ITEM FOR DEMOCRATS. = Grundy county,
Iowa, claims to be the banner Republican county
in that State-and well it may, for at the late
election it cast 2,ssO Republican votes against 8
cast for the Democratic party.
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WEAVERVIIIE, CALIFORNIA, DECEMBER 7. 1857
The Reveille.

Lo, the promised day is dawning
Long foretold by prophets oldi
And the sign of truth and progress
High above us is unrolled:
And the mufiied trampsof millions,
Arming for the coming fight,
Throng the hillside and the valley,
With their armor FURNISHED bright
Up, and doing noble workers
In the cause Of truth and right.
On the breeze from distant nations
Hear the bugle's stirring note,
And the loud-mouthed cannon, sounding
Warning from its brazen throat
Every man must do his duty,
Every woman WELD power;
Earth from out the sleep Of ages,
Waits the great baptismal hour!
O, be earnest. jealous, truthful,
Ye who claim the higher dover!
Read the lesson tyrants. tremble!
Long beneath your blighting sway
Godike souls have toiled and tainted
With the burden of the day
See the martyrs crowned with glory,
Bending from their higher spheres!
Courage, brothersl light is breaking,
And the binding weight of tears.
Wrung from hearts oppressed and torturd,
Renovates the coming years.
Mrs. E. y. Thorndtke
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I,rrLE Alice found out an ingenious way OF
getting to bed in hurry The CRIB IN wi, waien en-
She slept was so low that by placing one 1901 % on
the inside, and taking hold OF the post sue
could easily spring in. Mamma sa,u - sue bsd -
ouick ?'' mo" was the reply. swell, saic
she in great glee, g step one foot over the crio
then say rats, and scare myself right in.
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{. Tuc TELEGRAPH. in relation to the new Re-

uTse TELEGRAPH I'm relation to the new Re-
publican paper about to be started in New York
eitv with capital of 100000, Harper's Bazar
SAWS Mr.. Dana's new evening paper will
nnmher among its staff many well-know journal
;s,s Mr.. England, formerly of the Tribune, is
to be city editor head-center John Savage is TO
do the literary reviewing; Kane ODonnell the
rnus;c and Mr.. Cornish the marine.
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A PURIFYING LESSON. - The Yreka Jaurnal
says &c The experience of this year, in Califor-
MIA at least, will tend greatly to purify the Re-
publican party, and render the aspirants for
nominations dependent upon the popular wish
and their merits, rather than scientific engineer
ing TO thwart the genuine choice. 0liques, wire
workers and rings will have to take back seats
hereafter in the Republican party from the fact
that the members of the Republican party, un-
like the Democrats, a very obstinate flock to
lead against their will. ;"
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THE New York Nation thus settles rhetoric

THE New York Nation thus settles rhetorical
question 80 Invidious comparisons have, we
see, been made between Sheridan's oratory and
that of Andrew Johnson, but this is hardly fair
Every man has his own style Sheridan IS is the
dense and concise, and our Chief Magistrates is
the ornate and diffuse. Some like one and some
the other. Mr.. johnson prefers his own"
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LOCAL NOTICES.

p~ The Lady Managers of the
Evansville Orphan Asylum, purpose
holding festival for the benefit Of
the institutisaF andsto this end desire
the following ladies, members of the
different churches, to. meet them at
the House lof Mrs John Shank lin,
Thursday, 24th inst. sat-2 o'clock to
assist in making arrangements: lIrs.
viele, Mrs. q. b.. Walker. Mrs. De
.Bruler, Mrs. Gwathmey Mrs. Judge
Iglehart, Mira f. +. Wheeler, Mrs.
Dalzell, Mrs. Bayard. Mrs. B. Hynes,
Mrsz-el~ekey, Mrss-M iBery-M rs..Nesl
bit. MysTNeyehnse Dr AIRS; Rudd,
Ms. Leavitf, Mrs. Carson. Mrs. DR..
Muhlhausen. Mrs. Refs, Mrs. Cassel-
berry, Mrs, French, Mrs. Hornbrook.
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Amusement

The BLACK CRooK-AN TNNESsE
AUDIENCE. = The Black Crook, Of
which all our readers have read and
heard SO much, was produced last
night to very large audience, the
large pavilion being literally crowded.
Every one. perhaps, forms an idea Of
play before seeing itg We did of
the Black Crook, and it was rendered
last nightquite as well as we had ex-.
pected it would be-. The play will be.
repeated to night and to- morrow
night under the large pavilion on
Water above Gum Street. We have
seldom met more courteous gentle
man than 1Mr PayeN the proprietor,
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b. Ladies using the Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine. are e$TSegtiy
requested toysendinmsdiate notice to
my. ottice whenever they are out of
order, or any Instructions In their use
may be desired
J. Having secured the services of
hrst-class Adjuster from headquar-
tiers, | desire to have all the old ma
chimes in the CITY repaired and i'm
proved, and will spare neither pains
nor expense to give my customers the
most complete Satisfaction.
'asti ls.f .zeaaf f.. NJ. SELLMAN,
, octS 3s's - : No. 35 Main Street.
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THE FEAST OF TABERNAcLEs.-
The Jewish. Feast of. Tabernaeles,
which commenced on 4 Mohodsasy even
ing of last week. closed last evening
at sun down. This is festival week
following the day. of Atonement. and
is a Thanksgiving for an abundant
harvest, and the liberal blessings be
slowed by bounteous Providence.
In Europe the Israelites. during the
Feast Of Tabernacles, erect booths of
green boughs which are called siccos.
under which they spread their meals.
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CITYN NEWS.

ACROSS THE CONTINENT. = The
character Of the lecture Of Mr.. Col
fax is so we'll known that it is hardly
necessary for us to refer atoits chara C.
ter. 1t is free from partisansdiscus s.
sion, being q highly interesting &C.
count rof hisaoverlapd trip, to Califor-
MIA aud his views cfothe wonderful
development and the future ofl 1.-The
Pacific States. .qIIIr,aIA4-89
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q COUNCIL EHAMBER5, ?
EvASSv1LLE, Ucl. 81, 1857.

Council met pursuant TO adjourn
meat. D I1AdJd .AJE sEAM
Present-His Honor, Mayor Baker,
and Councilmen Dean, Muhlhausen,
Cook 1Heilmaa. Reitg, .KolIes Wilt
AbsentACouncilnan Jacob H. Mil.
Ter. go, ..s...,.,
The minutes of the last two meeting
were read and approyed!IaJgf
The following bills were presented
and allowed: i - - eas hsia -
Robt.J Green, hauling ballot boxes,
&c, 81; Evansville JOURNAL Co., ad-
vertising. &C., S32 %; Police, day
y s.seh s'i EBuis tay s sIs s ST.;
Murray, fsg ice, $l2s 72j G, Decker 4
Son, su1drfes, S52 70; Deeds Il Ward,
painting J sokspuiKpgiSs house, $40;
Peter Zapp and ethers,y work ON
Streets, 1927 50;> Sebastian Kuhne,
work On, On: wharf ISIS 81, Matthew
HeBning. for rock, SO .Kav ~
. II Mr.. Jacob, S. sLowFy7agreed to pay
for half the harrow charged in his
bill as above stated, which was agreed
TO-, vo 70 sigg ssla5.I Il .sodT q
81 Mr.. Lowry proposed to keep the
streets graveied and in repair for four
montha atcS44 per square. No action
was had On the prop6sftIon.
2 The Wsrtqar Eepeftusf Oak Hill
Cemetary showed nine interments for
the week ending Ottober19 ~ -A
The Upper Market report showed
S79 20 from outside collections during
the preceding week.
, The City Collector submitted the
following reporta ElIGIAgI
TO Hi Honer, TIE Mayor and Common
Doaacsfcf the. Cay or EoonsfsEe:
I beg leave to re port that- r ave collect.
ed and paid into the City TreaSury the
Following amount..-..i IL 49, SO
Percentage a: lowed. !. :. S342 %
Toraf......-. .Sll4775 81
w. G. HAzELRIGG, city Collector,
Which was approved and ordered to
be entered on the minutes. 81
Mr., Allen. Gu estimate;on Division
Street extension, was, allowed ST.
848 IL, for which bondsswere ordered
to be issued. $500 LIS bs.Irn $50
The wharfreport, for tie week end.
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- &SoAk " MAJ
berseen by reference to- eurvadvertis-
ing columns that Hon. Schuyler Col
fax's celebrated lecture Across the
Continent, will be delivered in Tur-
ner Hall on Thursday evening of next
week. 1t is unnecessary to speak of
Mr.. Colfax; his reputation as public
man aud an orator is national.
Every one who can. possibly do so
will endeavor to be present at his first
appearance in this part of the State, if
for no other reason than to satisfy a
natural curiosityItossees and hesrthe
distinguished Speaker Of the Cosgress
Of the United States. But the lecture
will be deeply interesting Probably
no other lecture or address. If we ex.
cept that of Hon. Edward Everett on
George Washington. has been so fire.
quently delivered, to. such immense
audiences, and with such general D.
probation. % ~ n .agao,ioi. < e zif5
- > Besides these considerations, the
object Of the lecture should merit a
general patronage Mr. sColfax has,
with marked iberality agreed to ma ke
no charge, for hts services not even
his travelling expenses So that the /,
entire proceeds are to be devoted to
the soldiers Relief Fund. The price
OF the tickets has been fixed at the
low price of 25c. SO that the opportu-
nifty Of hearing the-lseturessis within
the reach of all, y We predict that no
lecture delivered in this. city ever at
tracted so large an audience as this
will. 1ar a,.., ....., ..,--...,
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A SoUArTER.-Yesterday Martin
Golden, of theatrical fame, squatted
on the newly discovered sand island
in the,r7verSpposite iFEMa Hu4nph-
rey's wharfboat, taking formal pos!
session in the name Of the New Metro
poIitan0 Hs Steessd t6rsei posts with
a plank attachment, on which are
visible, in glowing white and blue
EATERS these rwords1 New Metro
politan opens Oct. 24th." This is
done for the special edifcation of
steamboatmen.4.tA ,s.k
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STEAMBOAT LINES.


To LOUIsyItLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday AZ 10 O'Clock A. M. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday. Thursday. and Saturday at 8
To CAIRo-Daiiy. except. Sunday, at 8
O'CLOCK r. M.sf-lIi Z .-D4 -.5.f= ElIEk1
To GREEN RIvER.-Every Wednesday
and Saturday nat 6 O'Clock Pm. Every
Monday and Thursday, ats o'clockP,N
TO 1EAsTPoRT.l = Every Tnesd4yS band
iATo HE ssERscSlDaily. except sundays,
at O'Clock P.N..v<s
To NAsHyILLE-Eyery Thursday at four
e p. m. - sSA-4 - $a11 ~ j ~ FFsas
To MEAPHIs-Semi-weekly
RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
WILEY carrying the mail, leaves at A. n.
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
ATT sss,, ~ Z 2. ~. Tuesdays, Thursdays
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
: Gays ana Erfdays at :; NJ Arrives Tues
Mt: Vernon Mai Stage leaves daily Tex
cent Sundays) at A. n. Arrives daily lex
: eept Sundays) by 2 p. n. .
To NEwBURG.-Hack daily Except sum
dayJ from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock P. N. s,!a 80 = - % ,e.'s
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PERsONAL.-Dr. Pearson. 6fTu


Trunks UNCALLED FOR AT Atos
n oN.Ad will sell abduction, on Tues.
day. 2set NJ, 9 ,ss at my
six trunks and contents of goods, left
at a warehouse uncallcd for, AZ Gong
which is some very fine clothing in
good good :, order. rHIfAM NELSON, q
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OFFICIAL....

>, LETTERS BEMAISISG. UNCLAIMED in the
FosI-Omce at EVANSVILLE, State OF Indiana,
persons calling for any of these letters
VIII please say ..lAdyertised.p giving date,
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Just received aalarge importation
direct from Sheffield A full stock
of Gum Betting always on hand.
sepf7 BGrTrcHER. X ELtodo, eco.
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Take none. otherthan Czark's Cotton,

% CONSOLIDATION. = The firms OF
Henry E.. Blemker, and Blemker,
Tillmann & Co., Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove Works, have been
consolidated, and will hencetorth be
known as Blemker. Tiliman a Co.
All debts and accounts will be col
lected and paid by ~, ny 49,, .'g5 ~
may25tfr Z BLEMKER. TILLMAN Il Go.
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United States Life ms. Co.,
= ~ hi0o. Established i'm lS5O)
40 WALL STREET, NEW YORK

. ~ W ALA ~ hEEEs NV NOhhs
BRANCH OFFIcE-No. WEST THIRD ST.,
CINCINNATI. s'f
CASH ASSETS EXCEED S2,3OO,O 900.
Dividends as large a. those OF any other
Life Insurance Company.
Security 20 Policy Holders Exeeed that of
any other Company.
lou can loan the accumulation from the
Company at any time. For an Agency
apply to -ef J. r. SIl DALI,
General Agent for Ohio and Indiana,
fa No. w. Third st., Cincinnat Ohio.
An Agent wanted in this county. Ioc17
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Prhaos -aWe. bsfl aba lnleasu,

PEk5oslAlta!L w ksd ihe pleasu Ire
yesterday, of meeting in the city, Ge n.
a Rauh, MeniyarSef' Congress fromsthe
Shawneetown District, Ills, who was
en- route toI Nv ashinstoh City. Judge
Chambers Y. Patterson, of Tet
Haute,d and IT. w. Davey. ones ofnthei
<,proprietefs ofthe Black Crook, and a.
friend Of AaldHlaiig Syne.y
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CLOTHING AT AUCTION PRICES

CLOTHING AT AUCTION PRIcEs.-
As | am closing out my present stock
on hand, TO wind up my agency
will sell good. goods for less than the
same can be bought in any other
house in the city. Great bargains in
over-coats can be had. Compare
prices before you buy.
a ect& saZFyf p. CABIN, Agent.
OYsTERs-Ladies' and gentlemens'
oyster saloon. Oysters served up in
every style at H. Herman's confec-
tionery, 40 Main Street. oct22- dot :
PERsONAL.-Dr. Pearson. dfTndi-.
annapolis. well-known to the regular
profession, for his, successful treat
ment of epilepsy and other forms Iof.
nervous disease hitherto, deemed r in-.,
enrable, 4 twill 4 be att the. Sherwood
House on the 23d inst. A'Ipritate'
note to our fellow itownsman. +. NJ.
Sellman announces the fact. Dr.
,pSearson has several notable eases in
as we learn n i fEs rapidly gsttipg yell,
Blythe. Daniel Aiken and 'atfhSeet : pf'I
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Mil,odrd's HelirS Needles, IN Patent
y Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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~A full supply of Justices
Blanks for sale at this Office. If
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CHANGE.-The firm of Parsons,
Scoville & Co. have this day changed
its name and style, and said company
will continue to do business hereafter
in, the name of 49,, a =
Parsons. SCovILLE& MoFFETr.
October II, 1867. Y '.'ot
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More Testimony for the NFame. y
EAsTpoRr, Miss, Oct. 9. 1

EASTpORT, MISS, Oct. 9, 1867. >
Messrs. R@lker, Blount &c Co..<I
Please send me good cook stove.
The Fame stove you sent me last
Spring is the bestI ever used.
oct21 4td ssiiA q. H.fPHILIps. ~
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Cotton SALEs.-Thir,y-nine bale

CoTToN. SALEs,-Thirty-nine bales
of cotton were sold at auction, in this
city, yesterday,,Aat the Planters Cot
ton aud Tobacco Sales Rooms of
~ W right g. Harper BY Thad. P, Glib
~sson q Co., and by f. M. Humphrey BY,
details Of which will be found in our
'commercialireports on, the 9th pa pc.
The bidding was quite spirited, aud
the cotton, which was all ofolow
grades, aud sold In, : round lots
brought full prices sThad. P. Gibson
& Co. will have lot of Alabama and
Mississippi cotton an tia markz.ast- next
week sHol s.asz3ssd ana
Evansville as "a cotton market
should be e1csilsd by no city in the
wv est;ssd Being right at the gates of
the cotton feeds of the South, cotton
can be landed here atHvery" low
freights. and our merchants can afford
to pay as LIBERAL price for it as can
- be obtained in any city West. The
Indications are that, the receipts of
this great'staple in this city, this Fall,
will De unprecedentedly large, and if
fair prices can b. obtained, this will
tbecome popular market. il.s3s @
es'fs,afl -fSBro 0ns .TiaGgs fIBisIlo = Aef
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clark 8 Spool COTTON is Che best.

PRINTERst INKs.-In addition to
our large stock of, Printers Papers,
we have just received from the cele-
brated manufaetory Of FL ID. Wade &
Co. a full stock of Inks, of all colors
and qualities. which we will sell at
manufacturers card prices. Printers
are invited to call and examine our
stock and prices. oct8-1w