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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-18

THE HUNTERS RETURNED.--Me ssrs.
Chris Krafzs Jim Wiltshire, Val.
Kramer-aRd others, who went up
Green River son a. hunt a week ago,
retufned@twosor three days sinces not
in ae-gay spirits as their antieipations
before starting had led usto suppose.
Gang was not as=plenty as they had
expected to, fnd.it, and more than
unusnallg dificultto CAPTURE They
didn5t eEensind a. coon, andKratz's
iron-clads were useless. a few tur-
keys1nd sqairrelsEere the results of
the excursion. They wounded two
deer, but in some unaccountable
manner both got across the river, and
we're lost.
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BoARD OF TRADE REPoRT@W

BOARD OF TRADE hEPOkT.Th e
are glad to announce that the bust
ness men of the city have responded
very readily to the proposition to pre-
pare Report of the business interests
of Evansville, embracing all depart
ments of trade and manufacture. and
that the work will be pushed forward
as rapidly as possible. The blanks
upon which the statistics are to be
collected are now being circulated,
and it is highly desirable, in order
that the Report may appear at an
early day, that these blanks be filed
up with asmuch premptness as T.ossi-
bic. The statistics are to embrace
the past twelve months, ending on
the LIST of November. fall viii have
their statements ready and will give
the desired information fully, we are
satisfied tie Report, when published,
viii make a showing for Evansville
Of which every citizen. viii b. proud.
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DEhIaHrFub WEArHER.-The old

4 DEhIGHTFUB NEATHER.-The old
est inhabitants never saw such pro-
I'tracted spell Of delightful weather.
For more than three months the
weather has been pleasant-occasion-
ally little too hot for comfort-and
with not more than three rainy days,
on an average, per month, during all
that time. It IS nowthe 18th day of
Noyember-the month more that half
gohe-and yet it is mild and balmy as
the middle of May,exeept during the
night and early morning. The like
was perhaps never known in this vi.
ciuity Delightful as it is, most of
our people, and especially those in
terested in navigation and those who
own dry gcisterns. would prefer pro-
tracted rain, with e little. mud.
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NOTHING Do1Na.-In the police and
Justices courts there was nothing
doing on Saturday. Knapke. who
was committed in default of paying
his fine of SIS, for an assault and
battery on young Adler, after spend
ing night in Jail thought better of
it, and paid his way out like sensi.
BILE man.
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Put these two questions to a man pass.
ing through the alternate parcXymS or
Fever and Ague, and he will probably re-
ply, :" Because cannot help myself -
But he is mistaken. He can help him
self. He need NOT cOntinuei to endure the
no arrow-Searching cold and parchlng neat
OF Intermittent fever unless he chooses.
If there is an established fact in the his
tory OF medication, IL IS th1Si That HOS
TETTER'S STOMACH sBITTERS lnvari-
ably breaks up the dts OF this exhausting
disease.
Q1Iniue often fails and whether it fails
81 mol, It is always a dangerous medicine.
l. stuItifies the brain. The Bitters- have.
no such effect. Quinine skaters the nerv-
Gus system. The BITTERS, on the other
hand, area glorious neFVine; In fact,
specific for, nervous ailments. 4 sa.sHn.A
Medicines, as general rule, are s. bad to
lake" Not so this famous vegetable sps-
cidc. 1t is mild and agreeable. not pun
gent and nauseating. The liver Is always
greatly disordered in intermittent and re-
mittent fevers, and this excellent tonic
Of the highest order. The stimuIsnt en-
ployed to dIf1se its medicinal virtues
through the organs of the body is perfectly
pure and This cQIl7lOt be said OF kte SpfrttlEouS
basis Of any other tonic. The best advice
that can be given to persons residing m
malaTious regions, OF ia crowded cities, is
totake it as a PREvENPIYE Of diseases in
eideBt to both. Whether used as a pro-
teetiye antidOte o. a remedy, 1t viii be
found wonderfully eficaciOus,
- .EW
- $500 az WIN
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A CURIOSITY. During the last
trip of the Phantom to the Tennessee
River, a section of heavy tree, about
five feet long and fifteen inches in d.
ameter at the larger end, was discov-
cred in the edge of the water, at
Chalk Bluffs. 1t was accidentally
discovered that the piece of log was
thoroughly petrifed, (turned to stone)
of very fine grain. In one side of
the log is section of a hole, such as
wood peckers make, with particles of
wood but partly petrifed. The log is
of wonderful weight, but few persons
being able to raise the larger end
from the deck Of the boat. Mr.. 10
seph Smith. pilot of the steamer
Phantom, an old Tennesseean. says
he has seen the log at extreme low
w ter for the last fifteen or twenty
years, and remembers that it at one
time had bark upon it. 1t is great
curiosity certainly, and Capt. Duncan
proposes to put it in some public
place for examination, by. any who
have taste in that direction.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Fall term of
the Circuit Court adjournedfSaturday
morning at 10 o'clock. = FL,
In the ease of Herwig ". Siegrist.
commenced on Friday evening, the
judgment of the Court was fors the
plaintiff in the sum Of S57.
WeWere misinformed ID relation to
the case Of Columbus Browp,s found.
guilty of manslaughter by jury.
Th lie motion for a new trial prevailed,
and the prisoner was remanded to the
County Jail, the court refusing bail.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure
on Saturday night. of making the ac-
quaintance. of Major G. J. Dickey, of
the 3lsti Regulars. Major Dickey
served with creditable ability through
the late war for the Union. and is
now stationed, we believe, at Newport
Ba1raGksa His regiment is in Mon
tana and Dacotah Territories.
Judge Bennett, of Smithland, KY,
and Judge Baker. of-the Vincennes
Judicial Circuit, were in the city yes
terday. The latter left by the Taras-
con, accompanied By Judge Robinson
and other legal gentlemen of this city,
to try a case at Cannelton.
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As UsUAL.-The bummers were on
the war-path as usual on Saturday
night. and will most likely be called
upon to-day to pay for. their little
spree. As they were not likely to
injure anybody but their own set, and
as Jail fees are high, it was not deem
ed necessary to put them in durance
vile Saturday nightzzIA "a IL
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A LIVELY DAY.-There was an
unusual air of business in tbs, city. on
Saturday, and both Wholesale and re-
tail merchants wore a Pleasant coun-
tenance. The day being lovely, lovely
ladies IN crowds thronged the side
walks and the dry goods stores.
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Z EGfEfIp EElNs 80 sfEttfN q " 81
BURNED 0uT.-The SCOT ia Chin
ney, in Lamasco, took fire, yesterday
morning. causing considera bic excite
ment, but no general alarm. 1t
would be we'll TO observe special care
in reference to this matter just now
when everything is SO dry, as there is
danger of roofs being set on FIRE.
Chimneys should be cleaned out
every SPRING. j tsa9Bos8L 2 L
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DIsAPPEARED-Capt. Duncan had
his petrifed log laid on the corner of
the street by the First National Bank
and. just as he might have expected
it was broken up and carried off yes
terday before noon
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A QUIET DAK.--Yes yesterday was ex ;
tremely dull in the way of local Incl,
dents. Indeed, the city was unusnal-
lly quiet for Sunday, although large
numbers of people were on the streets
enjoying the balmy and delightful
weather. We did not see ona person
intoxicated -s~8aEo
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p@@ How can they beat us. in prices?
We do our own cutting and most of
our work-not much expenses-and
buy as cheap as any others. We try
to deal fair with every one. Give us
a call DAVIDSON Il BECKER,
Merchant Tailors, 135 Main st.
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sTEAmROAT LINES


\ To 40UIsyILLz.-7Eyery Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock n. Every Tuesday,
" ednesilay. ThuEsdsy, and SATURDAY at s
o l,s51oeftSs = - 1E&za - IL III SIC
h To CAIRo-DalIys except Sunday a. 3
lO'cIOcElP. NJ. b 4f u ANt f.Ak fL4 n "A ~ 4-
II To GREEN RIvER.-Eysry Wednesday
and Saturday at 8 O'Clock P.sBf. Every
Monday. and Thursday at O'Clock 2. Mi =
To eEAsTPoRr. Every 9 Tuesday, and
Friday at O'Clock P. N. t,.-s, .-sss
To He gDERsoS-Daily- except Sundays,
at O'Clock Pm.
To NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
p. nl. s.s..sF s5uaT ffsfssf nv 5-f
To MEMPHIS Semi-Weeikly. ~ b .5sE sthe
Rockport Stage tyia Gewburgh and Boom
vilie,l Carrying the mali, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
arrives by 7 p. NJ, Tuesdays Thursdays
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mons
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and SATURDAYS by 4P. NJ .r,sf- s--r-II- 5
Mt. Vernon Mall Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays at A. n. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by 2 Pm.
TO NEwBURG.-Hsekd daily except sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, al
O'CLOCK P. NJ - Z * n = 0ty ~ 81 III "a
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LADIES do not fail to avail y
yourselves of the fur-silk blanket and
bleached domestic sale Of 7. NJ. Eli
OFT at the room of May & Dudley,
Main Street, near the Court House,
to- day at 2 O'clock Pm. Sale positive,
and money will get the goods dead
low.
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foundry Conductor Ed. Burns,
in street car No. l, Watch Key,
which the owner can have by calling
at this Office, proving property and
paying for this notice. dit
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Mrs j. HASTINGS would respect
fully inform the ladies of Evansville
and vicinity that she has commenced
Dress and Cloak Mailing. The latest
styles Of millinery always on hand, at
the old stand No. 80 Main Street. M
stairs. nov13-1Y
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RatcheIor,s Hair DE.

Iris, splendid Hair Dye is the bes6in the
world. The only true and perfect Dye.
Harmless. Reliable, instantaneous. No
t1IsS appointment. No ridiculous tints.
Natural Black OF Brown. Remedies the III
affects OF Bad Dyes. Inyigorates the hair,
iesvtng it soft and beautiful. The genu-
II is signed HTllfGnl 4. Batch eLor. All 9TH
erE are mere limitations, and should be
avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
turner's. Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
York. ara E.5a IS E#HtA3 e
S~ BEWARE or A COUNTERFEIT.
"
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A FAIR BEGINNING.-We are in
formed that the receipts Of the street
railroad have averaged about $50 per
day since the cars started. Only two
cars have as yetsbeen run. This is a
good beginning, but it is hardly to be
expected that the receipts will con-
tinue to be so large. as great many
have patronized the line on account
of the novelty. We believe the
Northern Line, when open, will pay
better than the Main Street Line.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

DJ~A large assortment of those
fine crystal visiting cards still or
hand at the JOURNAL Office. The
ladies will please take notice.
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NOTICE TO TAX RAYERs.-A fter
the 18th inst, the time for tax payers
to obtain a drawback of IL per cent.
on their taxes will expire, and | will
after that date proceed TO advertise
and sell all property remaining delin
quent. Tax payers wishing to save
themselves from cost will take notice,
and come up and pay before that date,
w. G.. HAZELRfGG, Collector
p EVANSVILLE, Nov. 14th, 1867.
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CONSOLIDATION. = The firms of
Henry e. Blemker, and Blemker,
Iillmann Il Co., Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove Works, have been
consolidated, and will henceforth be
known as Blemker, Tillman & Co.
All debts and accounts will be col
lected and paid by
may25tf BLEMKER, TILLMAN & Co.
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Orr TO CANNELToN.-Among the
passengers by the Tarascon last night
was Judge Baker, of Vincennes. Col.
James g. jones, Major Robinson,
Col. DENLY, Major Blythe Hynes, aud
Lewis G. Stinson. en- route to Camel
ton to try the case of Silas Bell VS..
VIM. Hedges, TO be tried at special
term, with Judge Baker on the bench.
In addition to the members Of our
bar, we believe Judge DeBruler, Isaac
Moore, and one or two other lawyers
are retained,
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DEMAGOGUERY.-A article in the
Co1rierFof yesterday morning, under
the head of Public Property for
Private Use" is the boldest species
of demagoguery, and the most con-
temptible perversiou of language and
misrepresentation of facts. The
JOURNAL has never, in the slightest
manner, endorsed the action of the
Council in loaning the engine to the
Gas Company, nor did it in any sense
oppose the loaning of the engine to
the petitioners who desire to have the
canal basin filed. We merely stated
fact without expressing an opinion
as to the correctness of the hypothe-
sis, on which the petition was predi-
Gated, u-
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REMovAL-On and after Monday.
the 18th inst, the Office of the Bo-
diam Mines will be found at No. 2
Main Street, up stairs, in entrance
leading to the Telegraph Office.
Orders for Coal will be promptly
filled. e ~. novl6-3t,
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S<E How many mothers suffer the agony
from them by the Whooping Cough, or
Diptheria, when q single bottle of Poland's
White Pine Compound would have saved
the baby's life. = is infallibIe. Cfe7rss.t
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, WORK SToPPED.-Fhe work of
bowldering First Street between
Goodsell Street and Fulton Avenue
was suspended before it was com
'pleted, on account of the failure of
the supply of powders. The water
has been too low to bring a further
supply down this Fall SO far. Uoad
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FAIR NOTICE There will be Fair
held on the nights Of the 9th, 10th,
18th, 18th, 18th and 14th of Decem-
Der, for the benefit of the pew Cath
Ollie Church. Particulars will be
fully published. oct26 dtf
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Ladies use Clark s Spool Cotton.

GENTS: The finest aud best select
edsstock CT goods for Fall and Win
ter ever brought to this city can be
found at 81 Main Street. Call aud
see. w SMITH Il DARLING,
aug27 Merchant Tailors.
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The freshly filed Dry Goods store
of L. NJ. Elliott, on First Street, is
now in full blast As fair and cheap
dealer, he has no superior in this city.
Ills stock of Dress Goods, Blankets
and Furs is admirable, aud are daily
moving. nov15-tf
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Mr James E..
Pittman met with serious, but it
is hoped not fatal, accident on Satur-
day. He was at work in the new
building of E. A. Cooke, on First
Street, above Walnut, on the second
floor, and stepping back into the
open stairway, fell to the first floor, a
distance of twelve or thirteen feet,
and was badly bruised. He was
taken home and received medical
attention, and though suffering Sc
vereiy. we were informed last night
that he is not considered in a critical
condition.
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MARRIAeE.-The following persons
were granted licenses to marry during
the week ending Saturday, November
10th, averaging one and half pairs
per day, preparing for cold weather:
Robert Schwaner and Laura Baker
George SchIatter and Catherine HILBERT.
Philip hester and Fredericka Sensmeier.
Richard M. Allen aud Virginia DixOn.
John f.. Sch umacA and Lizzie Herb
William Werner and Anna Hing.
Robert Kick and Louisa Glenck.
Franklin Anderson and Eliza Jane Har-
man.
John o'Brien and Mary Curry.
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wTEAsI II f-4g q - q. as-ts Z
HALLS VEGETABLE Sfc1LIAN HAIR
80 fa-----R REVIEWER

Is the only infallible Hair Preparation for
-RestOrfng cray Hair 10. its Original Color,
and Promoting lis Gro1oth. 5-ua4 asf3le &c
1t is the cheapest preparation ever Offer
ed to the public, as one bottle will last
longer and accomplish more than three
bottles Of auy other preparation. 10 I n -
Our Remover is not a dye: IL viii not
stain the skin as others. .ssF g@tsr5Y 81 I'd
II will keep the hair from falling out. 3
1t cle&nses the scalp, and IN axes he hair
soft, lustrous, and sifken. sf.s.rff saf-s.fosss
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by
r. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H,
Proprietors.
E7ez sale by all druggists stfsEi ff5s sfse4
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PRoGREss7 OF, THE STREET Rail-
RoAD4With the exception Of a few
rails to be laid at the corner of Cen
ter and Leet Streets the rails are laid
Oh the Northern Line half a square
beyond Tenth. Street, on Third Ave
nue.. and the road ballasted beyond
Ninth Street. The cross-ties and
stringers are down to. Eleventh Street,
and the cross-ties some distance on
Eleventh Street.
IF the weather continues favorable,
the whole line viii be completed this
week and ready for the cars next
week. We have not learned whether
the third turn table has arrived or
not. The curve has been laid down
at the intersection of Center and Leet
Streets, and only few rails remain
to be laid to complete the road at
that point. - 80
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+ CIGARS AT .AUCTIoN.-IIiram Mel
son will sell at his Auction Room,
Locust Street, on Saturday morning,
November 10th. at 81 O'Clock, 10000
fine quality of cigars. Dealers are re-
quested to attend, as they must be
sold. 80 adi 81 81 sanfI nls noYl4 st.
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FULL CHURCHES churches
were generally well attended yester-
day, most of the congregations being
larger than usual.
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@~Amfulle supply of Justices
Blanks for sale at this Office. tt
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We understand that, in order to
preventany confietiof appointments.
the managers of the Temperance FEES
tival VIII reIinquishi Friday night Of
this week to the Library Association.
We hope, therefore, to see.a full house
in attendance, upon the lecture of Mr..
Townsend on that evening" I@...sq- =.
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Clark s Spool Cotton is the best.

Mtlaoard's Heli.c Aeecttes, is PaSeat
WrGppers, are superior to all others.
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lTerre Haute and indianapolis.
rRONT TERRE HAUTE.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROAT VINCENN g.

IS Going East. Going W.T..
MaiI..,..a s............. 220 NJ SOS
Express ........ go Il 3:G5 Bf
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KANAwHA SALT.-A supply of
Codrse and Hmm Salt, expressly for
Packers use, for sale by
l. RUFFNER. JR.,
Agent Kanawha Salt Co.
nov1j-d1W
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DROWNED GooDs,-The wharf in
front of Hubs, Patrick & Co.'S
wharf-boat is piled full of drowned
goods taken from the hold of the
Peerless. The wharf boat is also
full. There is a promiscuous az
sortment, including stoves, dog-irous'
tobacco, nails, cheese, school books,
canned fruits. maekerel, aardines
rice sugar, CONNECTIONS, private pa
pers and books belonging to some
army officers, writing paper, cigars,
&C., &c, al iafnitum,r, They present
a sorry spectacle = We are told they
are to be shipped back to Cincinnati,
where they will be sold for the
benefit of the underwriters.
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wharf between Main and Locust
Streets will be resumed, and if the
supply Of stone is sufficient, will be
completed within ten days or two
weeks, wheu we can beast of as fine a
wharf as there is to be found between
Pittsburg and New Orleans. The
water was yesterday morning up to
the top of the curb stone, at the low
er edge of the pavement, opposite the
mouth of Sycamore Street sewer, and
it is not probable that it will be much
lower again within the next ten years.
FILLED.--The work of filling the new
gas tank, which was commenced on
Thursday last, was completed yester-
day evening, at 8 o'clock, the engine
having been kept INCREASINGLY at work
during the whole time. The tank is
only filed to the hight Of about II
feet, that being as great a pressure as
it is deemed prudent to apply at pres
ent, as the walls of the tank and the
embankment around it are both green.
The new gasometer is raised only
about four ieet.e The supply pipe was.
turned on at II o'clock yesterday, and
the work of filling with gas COM
meuced. Thus far but two small
leaks in the gasometer have been dis
covered, one just below the present
water line and the other close to the
top. 1t is esteemed wonderful that
these are all the defects in a work of
such magnitude The Union FIRE
engine has be:n thoroughly tested,
having been run without rest or stop.
ping, for the space of eighty hours,
and doing as good work at the close
as at the beginning 1t was taken
back to the engine house last evening,
its friends being inspired with the
fullest confidence in its capacity.
.
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Machines Use Czark's Spool Coaon
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Take none other than Cyoyks Cotton.

lhlloards Needles for sale everywhere.
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Dry GOODS AT AUcTIox-CLute
x Jenkins will sell at, aution, two
thousand dollars worth of Dry
Goods, Notions and Hosiery, com
meneing on Monday, Nov. 18th, and
continuing till the goods are sold.
Sales will commence positively at
o'clock pm. su.sll0 WV nOvf3-dGt
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TALL BUlLD1NGs- The two build
ings that fill up the new block on
First Street, below Vine, have been
run up four stories high, with iron
caps and stills, and make very fine
appearance.
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BOILED CIDERl BOILED CIDERl
BOILED CIDERlll-Sweet cider, buck
wheat -four, hominy, fine syrups, and
all kinds Of new fruits, and other
goodies, at the New York Grocery.
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Hand sewing try Afl,oard's Needles.
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Milward's Needles are the best.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS For rent By
the month or quarter, aud rent az
piled on the purchase, if desired. .-#
WARREN x CQSYNdToEa
noy15. 1W - ....f ....5. .t...s
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' 81 ...o1ae14 NOTICES.
WHY Shake ? WY Burn :

s)3lf $50 astt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-18

SALT BoATs.-Four hatboat5 for
sale by i. RUFFNER, in.
nov151w Agent Kanawhl Salt Co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-18

Gqrz's Spool Cotton is 6 Cord to 30.