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PAINFUL .AcCIDENT.-Last Sunday
as Mr.. Sehultze, of the firm of
Sehultze ThUman & Co, was walking
across his room he stepped on a large
needle, which entered the bottom Of
the foot, and became deeply embed
ded there, causing a very painful
wound The needle was extrieated
bv DR.. Mageniss ~ A rAll
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,Iog4 Ffa s6E W. learn

ALMOsT 4. FIGHI.-We learn that
a Democratic editor in this city, who
toop a conspicuous seat and did a
great deal of7acttlg in the convention
on saturday night last, came near
getting his Jacket tanned "@-on Sun
dayzbyaa disappointed Office seeker,
whe=dids not seattle fairness In the
way the nominations we're made
High words passed, and said defeated
" dropped his linen preparatory for
action, and but for the timely Inter
ferenee Of friends the first great bat
tie of the campaiga would have been
fought
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Rem0Yal.

w M. B u c K
Watch Maker and JeWeIer,
KRAS REMOVED TO TIE SPLEEN
- did new store room of W arren & Con-
yngton,
.,6f MAIN SIRE
Where he is better than ever prepared to.
wait on customers. Having the finest
show window in the city, he has peculiar
advantages for doing repairing. Especial
attention given to cleaning and repairing
watches. Ifeb20 diff
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
Nnvanhel. Is. 1857
oRpnn ZOE P1ANK -sIpEwALk.

!
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
AND now il is hereby ordered and
~ directed by tn Common Council of
the city of Evansville, that the owners of
all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adj
Joining the south side of Eleventh Street,
between Second and Third Avenues, in
said city cause the sidewalks thereon
to be brought to the proper grade, and that
they cause a sidewalk of Glass No. . to be
laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication of this ORDER lga
A. NJ. GRIEF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, March 5, 1858.
m h5 d3t HHEH Union copy. Z
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DISAPPOINTED. - Dir. WhittIesey,
who is the delegate from this Con-
gressional District to the National
Democratic Convention, expected to
have been made Chairman of the
Convention at Turner Hall last Sat-
urday night, but a friend of Colonel
DENLY took snap-judgment" on
" Whit, aud nominated Colonel D.,
who was elected, This was done, it
was said, to give tone and charac-
ter to the Convention. IF the dele
gate to the National Convention, act
ing as Chairman OF the City Conven-
ton, would fail to give tone and
character to it, the National Demo-
cratic Convention, as far as this dis
trict is concerned, will be in bad fix,
surely. The Postmaster Of Evans.
vile, and delegate to the National
Convention, not to give tone and
character to a little City Convention,
indeed! The idea is preposterous
Nay, more, it is insulting.
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Notiee


Of he l'rqposed Opening Of an -4tteg
.sfod IN BlOck So, Lanlasco.
nE mOTEDS OF COT SCILH An
man. the following order was unaui nous
~ pessed and adopted; 49,
Ordered, that SIX weeks puo4le noilcet
by advertisement in the Evansville Daily
Journal. be. gwen tnat on Ihs 2o-1 DAY OF
MARCEL Is6se the Common council of the
civ at Evansville will make an order 70
cnar and Law ont au ley IN Block num-
F1ar-aiuil tv-fiT-e Nj. - in TIE town OF La
raasc0 CITY NOW CITY OF h8ansNllie); said
g-ITsv-tr be 81 the width of twelve ~ fee
.sf.fI 10 extend from sixth Street to Fraak -
n :, Street and tlase. = est line OF sa Id alley
10 he ONE hundred aud nineteen fiI9) feet
distant from sixth Avenue, and parallel
with said sixth Avenue
And should any person aggrieVed at any
time within SIX weeks, apply to the Com
mon Council for redress. by petition or re-
aonsfra nee left with the Clerk OF the
Common Councils and containing state
ment of the injuries Complained Of and
the amount demanded therefor, sai id petit
heard, and determihed by tire Common
Council on the said 25tL day Of March,
1858. -
And 1t is aurther ordered. that the Clerk
record in the Minute Book of the Council
the plat OF said Block No. s., win the SUR
width, and length of said alley, as the
same is proposed to be laid out and open.
ed which plat has been prepared by Chas
B. Bateman, City SuFEes or : r
By order Of the Council. z.LI L ava
ea- A. NJ. McGRIFF,, Clerk. f,
City CLERKS Office, February 10Th, 1873. Z
febl4 dew 1907 l8i f5u 3 k e
e. ri s. arie glfi0- $500
bass vaG5a Ial
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A BIG BATH-SoHooL. = The
Mission Sabbath School, heldiat Cres-
cent City Hall, is the largest held in
the city. Last Sunday there were in
attendance 700, officers, teachers and
scholars, besides about sixty visitors.
The school is in a highly prosperous
condition. and a sfsat work is being
accomplished there. Great credit is
due teachers for punctuality in at
tendance and earnestness of labOrs.
The school is matter of pride to all
concerned. IF the good and charita-
bly, disposed of our city would give of
their abundance for the erection of a
building for that fourishing school,
greater good fwohld sstiG be- done.
That is a consummation devoutly to
be wished for. Such a building would
reflect great credit to our city, and
speak volumes for the liberality of the
people.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

REmovAI-W. "a. Reed has re-
moved to the southeast corner of
Locust and Second Streets, where he
will keep always on hand the best
quality of fresh Meats and Vegetables.
paar10-3f
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PERsoNAL.-Dr f. A. Loekland, a
distinguished physician of Mclean
County. Kentucky, is in the city, stop
ping at the Americas House. p =
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REMoVAL7-J. tT. e. S. A. Coolidge
of the New York Store, have removed
to No. sc NainaStreet, between See
ond and Third Streets, where they
hope to see all their old friends and
former patrons. JHstHeGeived Spmpg
styles Of Prints, Dress Trimmings,
and a full line OF staple cotton gQeds.
They are agents fol- Harris > Seamless
Kid Gloves ste.5 eimch5 1W
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CLEANING UPAThe Zapp Brigade
were at work cleaning, up on Locust
Street yesterday. That part of the
street on. which the labor was expend-
ed Locks as neat as a new pin. 7e5t2
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BRISK. Business was quite brisk
in the city yesterday. The prospect
for good Spring trade is good. vs1
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o hIEafPHIs-semi-weekly

RockpOrt Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
yillel carrying the mail, leaves At A; M
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and satqrday3. -, g.. H..
days and Fridays att A. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4 p. M. -..r ~.
Mt Vernon NAH Stage leaves daily lex
ceDt Sundays at A. N. Arrives daily tex
eept sundays by 2 p. IA
To NEwBUR0.-HaoK daily Except sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p, NJ.
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RoW--There was quite a ArUw at
the ooIored Baptist Church on Sun.
day night. A little wholesome pun
ishment would be good for such. char
acters as those Who disturb public
meetings 1910 -7-0-~r if,rfuun
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8 EH2Ao HIaWUfa 10

FINE 81 CoNE.-TWeo notice . large
boat load Of Green River marble at
the landing, consigned to our ener-
getic mecha.nios u hlhorns u Brink
man. This in dicates activity in build
ing this seasoll. 40 ~
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IE5 Charter Oak and Pfquet Note
Papefs7-We have a nice ASSORTMENT
Of The above brands of Note and Let
ter Paper Quality equal to any in
the Country zoo JoURNAL CO..
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Terra Baate md Indian4palis.
FNOM TERRE HAuTE.
OaiO and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM VINCENNEs.
sTEAMROATI.INEs.

To LOUTsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday al 10 o'clock An. Every Tuesday,
wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8
o'clock p. Nj. rrr--tgf.t
To CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at
o'clock p. n.
TO 9REEN RIVER Every wednesday
and Saturday at 8 O'Clock p. N. Every
Monday and Thursday &C Q O'clock p. NJ.
To EAsTPORT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday nj o'clock r. n. -tI -aA
10 HEEDERsOS-DaIly except Sundays,
ct O'Clock Pm.
To NAsHYILLE-Every Thursday at four
IN.
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REcoRDER's CoURT. = The only
case before the Recorder, yesterday,
was one of OF, iinary drunk. One
Charles H. Jaspe put in an appear
ance before his Il Onor on, the above
named charge, but he was too drunk
to understand the' investigation of
the case, so he was locked up. This
case will be disposed Of to-day
COMMISSIONERS COURT-The Com
missioners Court was In session again
yesterday. The only business of i'm
portance transacted RssA the Settle
ment with the Tru stee of Union
Township. A proposition to repair
Fulton Avenue Bridge was received
but not yet acted upon. 1t will be
acted upon in day iortyyo.
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Observation-Disclosures Fred. w.
Cook will leave the city to-day for a
trip South. He will be absent several
days.
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THE CITY.

meteorological Observations.
Meteorological observations, taken daily
at the JOURNAL Once; s-t
-U.fh 8 A. N. NOON. p. NJ. MIDr'
Thermometer 4S' So 60' 6Oo
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For RENT-Dwelling house con
tanning ten f10Irooms,- one square
from the Post Office For particu-
lars inquire of F. II, .EHRALAN a. Coz.
No. Is North Water Street. mch10 ct
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4 Few words to the Ladies.

Many ladies, particularly mothers nurs-
ing, complain of a.tircds lfstless FEELING, or
complete exhaustion. on arts ing in the
mo ming. On the wife and mother de-
wolves the responsibility of regulating the
duties of the household. Her cares are
numerous, and the mental as well as ply
steal powers are frequently called into
reQuisitiOn. She often finds her slightest
occupation task, and existence burden,
while at the same time she has no regular
disease. HOSTETTERfS STOMACH Bit
TIERS, If resorted to at this period, VIII
prove an unfailing remedy for this annoy
Ing lassitude. The effects of this potent
agent are soon seen in the rosy cheek and
elastic step of the head Of the family as
with restored health aud renewed spirits
she takes her accustomed place in bhek
4amily circle: If this friend IN need be
regularly used, those depressing symptoms
will never be complained OF, and not only
would lassitude not be experienced, but
many diseases following Its advent be
avoided A. a MEDICAL AGENT IL has
no equal, while dts pleasing SAVIOR and
healthf I effects have made it a genera
favorite. II is free from all properties cal
cuiated to impair the system, and its oper-
atoms are at once mild, soothing, and
efficient AL who have used The Bitlers
ATTEST ITS VIRTUES and commend it
to use. % H 4tof atN-a -
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Sign of the Big Bedstead. q
N Offspring Mattresses made to
order, and Upholstered Furniture re-
paired. es - feb14-tf
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Is guaranteed, with eight men and two
horses, TO make $500 to 5, 500 first-class
Briczs per houri and by steam, 400 TO
q 10 per hour. according TO the faehlfies
for removing them. otter 70 demonstrate
these facts by machfnes. constantly work
ing in this city. =. W 10 II 2~-ON, Agent,
81 Woodward Avenue, PetFait' Men
fe20 d2m p ..-...rf .erssT f.ses
aHl4 -s1-e9 Tar1@ aLaH - Ena
H.osnak sl5HGsaN2A
t----.... .sa .a- 4t.l-E aH4l
~ A.8ru
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PaFIOr Furniture.

4H LHEGDE
Having esgaged the services. of a
first class upholsterer, (Iate with S.
Myer 4 Co.. | am now prepared to
furnish full Parler'Suits Of ali descrip-
tons, of my own manufacture. which
/ can warrant for durability. [ have
also large stock of Bedroom and
Cottage Furniture Cali and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
4, ARMSTRONG, II Main St.
Sign of the Big Bedstead.
N Offspring Mattresses made to
order, and Upholstered Furniture re-
paired. e - feb14-tf
BG Lead Pencils, Penholders, &C.,
for sale at the JOURNAL Office.
B1- Not having succeeded in sell
ing out my stock, / shall continue the
business, but still sell watches,
clocks and jeH - We and plated
ware at 10 pc. 1eaag diva ce on cost,
until the Goth of March. Watches
and clocks repaired at reasonable
prices and warranted 10
q s7l LOUIS BITTRoLFF.
No p Main Street, one door above
First. mars -fd&W.
aBs2 Call at our Counting and
examine our stock "of Note and Let
ter Paper, Envelops sc
.a,--.. s-x JopRNAIeCo.eg
Machines Use aCYarS's Sg5of Cotto1
---0----- s
Clark Spool Gotten IS the best.
ps~ Carers Tax. IN quart Or piint
bottles, can be purchased at our
Counting room iJoURNALa Co.
B@ Carriers lax is the best in the
market. H5tz..l5l
Hand sewingtry 3yilg5d36's Needles.
Ladiesl use CLARK 5 spool Cotton. Z
Milward's Needles are the best. s-
/ C7arb's Spool Cotton is 6 Cord to 81
1Hillcar4 S Hello NEEDLES. an Pats,p
I Wrappers, are superior to al Others.
Take none other than C2ark's Cotton.
---=O-------I
Njl50arHl's Need2esfor sale everywhere
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BG Lead Pencils, Penholders, &es
for sale at the JOURNAL office.
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The WhIte Plne C0mpound
lFrom ne Boston Jouraal.l
BosToS, January 20.

y
Po1AND's W f4ITE PINE Cos1PoUND.-After
having given 1t q thoTough trial. we can
confidently, recommend -A'0tqndiS Whftg
Pine Compound as 4 very Valuable article
for the cure of Coughs, Colds, and Pull
mOnie plants generally. In several
cases we have known it, 10 give prompt
relief when an other remedies " hich had
been tried had failed. 10 IFS aU article
which, in a climate. so promotIVe ~ sud-
den and severe colds as IS thht OF New
England, ought 10 be in every family
and we are sure that those who once OBJ
tain IL, and give II q fair tria. viii not
thereafter be Ming to be without 1t.
A VALUABLE MEDICISE. E Dr. P0l0nd 8
White Pine C00tp0U3tsG advertised IN our
columns. ista SUCCESS uf attempt TO cCm-
bine and apply the medicinai virtues of
the W hIte Pine bark. It las been thor
oqghly tested by people in This ely and
iclmItyf and the pfopfietor has testim o.
nialsto IFS value from persons well known
10 our citizens. We ree0gnmend its trial
In all those cases Of disease to which It Is
adapted. TITS for sale By all our druggists.
N. i. tt9t pendeH.
The White Pine Compound is nov sold in
every part of the United states and Brit
ISA Pro TiuCes.z "a --"
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aB Call at our Counting-room and
examine our stock rot Note and Let
ter Paper, Envelops, &c.
......--... -...,r..a,. JOURNAL Coz
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DESTROYED BY FIRE.-Mr James
d NJ. Carpenter, Of the mammoth dry
goods house eof Garpsnters White. e6g
Baker. received a dispatch from Be
lott Wisconsin,, dated Sunday, an
nounoing that the large dry 1goods
house Of A. B. Carpenter & Co. had
been destroyed BY fire on Sunday
morning. Thiswasa one of the largest
retail houses in that city. Mr.. A. b.
Carpeuter as weH known IA. this city,
and the news of this. disaster will be
read with regret. o-a
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CRY Prison REPoRT.-Since the
9th Of February aud up to the 9th of
March, thirty persons have been
lodged in the city prison. OF these
sixteen were imprisoned on charge of
drunkenness four on charge of lar-
eeny; ? for disorderly conduct; FIVE
for fighting, aud three on charge of
committing a nuisance. The total
expenses for keeping said prisoners
for said space of time Is S43l 20, "A.
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Machines Use -CTar&'s S86of Cottoa
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IEB9 bins 2fA0e no daA-
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B~ Carers Ink. in quart or pint
bottles, can be purchased at our
room Journal Coz 9
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Clark Spool Gotten IS the best.
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No. q Main Street, one door above
First. mars fd&W.
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BE~ Carriers Tax is the best in the
market
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MoNDAY.....--.....,...= DECEMBER i, lse8.
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REV ER n z " 9
for eeher R.eer Zleg.s ZEE. zhfrsi Page.


The river, during the 2lh9urs end
ing last night, had fallen ore inch
The weather yesterday was clear and
cold, with the mercury at 169 above
zero at 6 A. NJ. 309 at noon and 23' at
6P.M. Very little ice was visible ex-
cept a narrow belt along the beach.
1.-THE arrivals and departures
since 3 o'clock Saturday include the
Armada, to Cairo; Ada Lyon,
to Woodbury.; Sallie v. to Hem
derson; Havana, Cincinnati to
Nashville; Robert Moore, Nashville
to Cincinnati; Clifton, Memphis
10 Cincinnati; viii S. Hays, Cincin-
natl to St. Louis: Qaiekateps from
Cairo; Morning Star, to Louisville.
all between five and twelve O'Clock
Saturday night Yesterday the Vir-.
ginia passed up from St. Louis to
Louisville at a. NJ. and the other
arrivals and departures were the lie.
Claire, Louisville to Tennessee River;
Tarascon, Louisville to Henderson;
Kate Robinson. PASSPORT to Cincin-
matt. and the Robert Fulton from,the
coal mines.
The packets all had excellent trips.
.s......One item Of the Quieksiep's
freight was 40 sacks corn, fer Teship-
ment East, consigned to r. K. Dun
kerson & Co.......~The Havana and
Robert Moore met here Saturday
night, both having good arips.........
The Clifton had 1000 bales cotton.
.........The lie Claire had moderate
trip. She has been ggtten up in ad-
mirabfe sty4e......The Tennessee, from
louisville; Argosy, from Memphis,
and Rapidan No. ?, from Eastp9rt.
were all due last night, but
had not arrived at notwithstanding.
Will. S. Hays on Saturday night had
splendid trip.........The Argosy had
600 bales of cotton for r. *. Bunker
son & TO-, and the Swallow, due this
evening, has over. SEQ bales for the
same parties The Falls City was
due during the night...-....The great
low pressure Richmond will be here
early this morning, en- route to New
Orleans. Look out for her. and have
your freight and baggage ready.
l. MANIFEST of Steamer Quickstep,
from Cairo to Evansville, December
18th, 1863 A. Blrkenbush, l box
suudries; S. Meyer & Co, l barber
chair; T. r. Huston & Co. trunk;
Stockwell & Co., coil line; Mark q
HeuBing, ! eask lanterns; Martin.
HeadIey & Co., ! hogshead tobacco !;
Mrs. SaIlie Clements, 3 packages of
household goods; Joe Fields. lot of
household goods; Semonin, Dixon &
! Co, 3 boxes merchandise r K.
Dunkerson & Co., go sacks corn.
For reshipment to Louisville -
packages merchandise. 3 hogsheads
tobacco, 20 passengers. For CIncin-
NATL barrel spar.
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LOUIS HI. VANCE.-Of all the VIC
tins by the late terrible disaster on
the Ohio River, resulting in the de-
struction of two of the finest steam
boats ever built, and the most fright
full and appalling loss Of human life
on record. the loss of no. one viii be
more seriously felt by the world at
large than that of Louis FL. Vance,
Of Madison. He was citizen of our
own State, a man of sterling integrity
and the highest honor. A man OF
extraordinary genius. industry and
enterprise, and the most prominent
boat builder In the Southwest, having
constructed many of the largest and
best steamboats, that ever foated on
the Western waters, including the
great loW-pressure Richmond, which
will be at our wharf this morning. In
his untimely death the maritime in
terests of the West have suffered an
irrepairable loss. His fine social
qualities and large business acquaint-
ance had secured to him a host OF
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iGsE3 hG l915e EalsIEfa - 93atg3
'Iao1 rsI ls.4a
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no L1sPENARD STREET. NEW YORK.

OCtOOer 70, 1851.
DEAR SIR: 1t is with much pleasure that
I say to you that l consider the PL8STA
TIoS BIrrERs of untold value. In the Fall
OF 1867 was taken with Chills and Fever,
with the most severe pains in my chest
and head. II was with great difficulty that
/ could brs athe. My lungs We're greatly
distressed and there was severe pain n
my right side, by spells. 1 could hardly
get up from my bed. called q Doctor,
who attended me all Winter without the
least benefit. A bout the first of August L
commenced using your PLANTATIoS BIT
TIERS a wine glass full three times day
and have used Ii most Of The time since,
and am now well a d strong, able TO do
all my own work and the care of large
family Yours. &C., SUSAN WILSoS.
NAGNOLIA WArER--Superiort to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. decl4 dSteod1tW
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The skaters.

Regardless of the hard times
+" Young America must skate-and
we are supplied with choice lot of
Misses French calf and other desira-
BILE kinds of Polish skating boots and
Balmorals; also, boys and youths
calf aud kip boots. high-legged, dura-
bic and cheap. TURNER & KUMLER..
dao11 Of
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Local NOTICES.

SOMETHING NEw.-Albright's Pat
emit Spinning and Keeling Machine.
Pronounced by all who have seen it
the best hand machine " in exist
ence. A working model, spinning
ten threads, may been seen at the
Sherwood House State and county
rights and machines for sale.
d12 2 I'll. S. QUACKENBUsH, Agent.
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SoUrHERN ILL1NoIs.-Mf. Oscar
Barbour, an attachee Of sthe firm Of
Ragon & Dickey, returned on Friday
night from an extensive and protraet-
ed trip through Southern Illinois, and
brings up a highly favorable report.
Of one thing he is certain, there is
corn in Egypt, aud such quantities of
corn as were never seen in that pro-
life region before. The farmers are
engaged in gathering their immense
crop, aud are in the finest spirits at
The prospect of such ample rewards
for their labor. The growing wheat
crop looks we'll. The tobacco crop is
very large, and said TO be of excellent
quality, having very generally been
secured without frost, and fully ripe.
The number of hogs in that region
is large-very large, but the hogs are
of small size. Prices range at Boo
cents gross. If the farmers of South
ern Ilhaois receive fair prices for
their produce this season, they will
be henceforth in very easy circum-
stances. The people over there are
very anxious to have direct railroad
communication with Evansville to
afford them proper facilities for trade
and getting their produce to market,
Evansville merchants are especially
interested in this enterprise.