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FOR SAIL AND RENT.

For nSnfF:s UsrSR = Is ssni9, E assas,
sAild1e ANY ~ Oh street vest: Is.
s:;..:: & 4: - t :s's ;i:'
For EEEII.IS.. uEsyIIE.IsaaID Rooms
Ga. "a water in IL 80. '- sci s..
Rv1As Y9R RxkrESiPrIs s.stlsnsn e 3 s %,
af'se Cottage, NO IL Penna ave. tel-s..
Z rosTs, in good location near the street ea,J
in EWs o %ssRR and Navy Yard isss.r'
= sss; r SO s:;::s
N0TfcT 70 aSRDfNERs-5or rect. o..r
Vim b sS. . ~
sss'sfss e '''ls sA'
2RSesk Ans ss ssds Bs SsS
tt2krfiSe {: sSh a:s E.. '''a"' ais.I
SAFE srS ~ 81 rFi aJ III
efs,,vep ross, win vs.sr ava Cas, a ssreet
IS iRG p :s
Fi'fsr. ssi nh sire o. sess Ssssi IsiSss = Z.
" ROOMS: either in suits or other Sise, in an
q: Fl as aS s1d
msnts. I.h!s Of the erst order. Inaosre st 3Os r
snd f iTsn' sas S.ss sss
Z Room ssS ssl tension Gs Of
E,Ok NINA FAKM, eopsislira Of 80 .rre.. 4
improvement s-dwa1ii.s Of II rooms. Zone stsSe.
q q :''''' w:s'as ss q
Sasss q.
yiciniiy Of the Navy Yard. Cool reasons Tor sell
F'' ''' ''''''''s;Riil s' i fES 4 co.:
LA q HSori Apply At $50 sth street bstS..n
sno N stIee9. 49, - AZ Sl-4s
IN o0xs FOB RlEI-FtSnt and Beck Turnish-
ant sttussio a., References required. No 4O4
"Ice., rxsr Iztn - au3l N
EHO1 REET-lssiIsb le, Tnfurnis6sd, comouni
;eS 10 us street REESE Sssxsss sia S
HOE REsf-E HOUSE on 18th street, SssS...
"a Inquire q
|. EoR sALE-H COME Lot on 7f6 street. OF
fsssrsd down en- g mot %ss AZ o. on t tss
lot within one year. JOSHUA WHITNEY,
an 0-d Ai6 7th street, betvesn @ sad b.
LOB RENT-ONH NEW FRAME HOUS1, SIX
y ROOns and side alley, with Weter and ras,
No. 81 Dunharton street between Mouteomery
aod Green. For further particulars inquire oppo-
s''e, q 30. 90. - IL IL ! "a 81 StH
EURN1sHED A00Mt-vsry. Dlealentiy 1it.
u uafed for housekeeping, or single eentiemsS:
gas, hydrant. fuel Lookup, quiet, with cookine
"ove :. ene every accommodatie 492 =, near 5th
a TTt1I1OH - AGAIN OALLRD 10 THAT
"A small FRAME Of rooms on sth ct . hetvsen
sna NJ, a being wen worth S2,<OO, the price
..wANTED-H0UsRs and Tors IA an part. of
the city, % sell. JOSHUA WHITNEY,
tLate Rohrer q whitney ,
ausl-u 416 It'll street. bet g and II,
LOB SALE
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FOR SALEzk16D RENT.

. .ss!S :! 81 e e. r
.iA :ss sS &: :is sii s IiiSssor, !. de.
~ e ~ m # n '' of
enA srA .rs &c p s.::s s q and H.
coliees - hall. iS eS Q, ssSa
Of osir increased ciaSsess % rsmove 70 more spa
20 ts: &: Ct I'D s
Tse & IN ,s, * sss% On Son rss, ps.. s
.eIi.dspted Tor Psiatinss 5fse.' BOX Bind
s1I PhS,%Ss5ssh Gallery. % sshosI Rooms. Aessy
tastsd On s:s.ss. :s sis: :ss,
sa: !, ils s.., S.ss:: - 3: ~
Tss ;io., l ;ss SAss sSi ss
has eight roens. incisdtns stors room. and srs
gPss s q. vs5 end e; The ,ss Ger Is
s.sss e :eesss .sS :sS a ss ss
IL .s: an ss ;g ea.s a. S.sses q
VIC 6 & : :s: A'''
ENoR klNT.-Klefentiy furnished HOUSE near
me Tressu ~. u icens, Ssn.
Near 1.-The the RTss,dsnss n.n,siss IA roens, sas
House for saie. rooms ef0o. q
:, We also have HOUSES Tor sale and to rent near
D. L. WELLS CO,
au 2s-st' n. corner 7th end stree.
EQR BENT-The- RESI- UENOE OF Oh. Yah
j B0GAN, No. ass Massachusetts agsnue. be-
tween 6th and 9TH streets, contAiuing ten rooms
md the usual convenieoces. Inquire On the prem
ICES. au 81 81
+ A frst cIsas BRICK DWELLING,
Containing eight rooms and bath room. within
Two squares Of The frcAasry and Var Depart
Dents. Also. the Furniture for sale. il desired.
Apply TO CO0PkR q LArfM8R, Auctioneers.
10 RENf-A anelv FU1NfsH1O HOUSE,
Sarly neu, containing aboa& IL Rooms sit-
uafod near Patent and Post ofnces, to . good ten
mt win be rented reDonabls- Apply st No. IS
Louisiana Avenue, near corner Of 81 xth street, o.
u. nILLER, ATTORNEY ct Law. gu 81
SfJ5HtNNRR59Hs c 46 {0HEo FFFsR0NsIsL.
Rooms in basement aod Dining ROOM IN list
story with Ilrntture end hxings, In . very
desirable locality, for rent at SIS per month TO Q
responsible caterer. A capsoie and refisoie msh
can secure I'll the table oos rdas he desires: can
easily net 500 per month ct once. He must
have few hundred dollars capital, ct least.
In9uire ct the Law ONCE Of J. MCCLARY PER
KINe, SIS 10Th street, near Pennsylvsnia avenue
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LOST AND FOUND.

I1HSH Mn HnHHn
0N 0HNO CVONN ..
+ OsT-snnd.v .1,.-ooo, n.....-,-..-,.,--.
oelocf on tS. inaS zen t.1 spd sh.se
TstCK conts; M .hna. ~ csfs, fOCh 1T
ipT the same ~ he bronci. en- 1e s1s iey
re11arSed 0 - 'io o"ionAcis o"oe VIII pc Vol
oSIa0n the morning Of the let inst. PUR sI
Iii, Se Iibsra pssweea ~ snd SLo: The finder
zoe strs.t rews.ds 49, oy ieaying the same at
s"ee'' se'~een izth ana isth;
0eT- ., 81. -. = n -. =: = - IN.
U1IVUn tne night OF the Slst ult.. in the Treas
nssp tSa eo,nsr oef@sen mere ana No ZIG
oIi aIe eo.ner q ON; ys!, roiied IN small
fHa oases. IW"T Win NJ pSII ~ TIst1rrsa to
osT-Last SATURDAY evsr;n.- =. s...t,.,
through list seem nsar not 10
A0 WIN 'sCofy S6IE3wMsm
eei-st. Rhr ,e Islant, ave. hat sSsh III
.T ; - = -. =. =. =. =. e.s
AAEn W ISTkAn-oa the s.st Of August, .
cen for Ssii prove prossry py cSsHSea ana %
tske her avay las VI RSnOsEE e1u
felStr 18th 81 ,eet, be. ween I'D w -,
OK REwARI -styayed on the s0i6 Augs.s, On.
WO White BUFFALO BTIER, Win q ev reI
spots IND about two yes Old Tne 6rS"r LII In
lease bring the Beer 10 log az srSe. nser w.,
eiria ave-, where the above reward " iii be na;S
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49, ,-o,-11 .-..--=
nnL nL,MO S IhLn MtETIHQ OF
the me-, AsSociWion OF me oldest IN habitants
MI ye nera on WEDN nSDAf, In the Council
Ohsnper, 1eorgetJwn, ~ nve O'Clock m. sci
-NorICr-Th..a
III 3 ~ TrTEES.'H III III specIai meeting
r. ON TnFsDnT TvTT - -. ~, q their
Ia On " y. HN.MG, 6epf amber LIST,
~n, ted On nr - R ~ Az Wem GERS s-e re-
~. -'eo ID oe pr1 ~. o. Ter Y:
~nVp.rTNrNr IN 11V ,,o.o,.
uH ETns na,. vs LIE cPoTOMAO, e..
sires q mecf an membePs ~ DIT, ION ssnder de-
the hail over Bianchsrd maSnn N TINS city; q
and Psnns1lyania svsnna "o pm = corner nth
=. Y. wv IA LOh A. A General.
me- NORTHERN LIBTRTIEs sFYM0Ue
Y ne Regular Meettns Of thi. Tinb M.
Will's An I'm street beevrsn ri 90 70 nSo IN
"WEDNESDAY, eeptember Id lara ~. a., on
re toIIoxine. ,.med ssnt,.m., h.,. 49,, a.
go sbI IL pee.so 70 De present Cen GnElN
McarPIaNV' W. -. NVnHrS, nHANOlS
EnETN pRICSs S"P'' - i. fOWELL,
1879 a paupary
ssEA .aa.1.. y n y 9AApALL. kee: Sec
IIH TTONNTbs FIN HonthI1 ~ HtSSOC IA
1Seociati on vii be had on " EhN 1SM4 ~ s Snis
tember q at eight o,elock n m a me.A,CS
SveeneyS OfBeas No, Marte1 a..S s4kSn .
Floor pAroAna IL m Mi a.
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FOE sALE,
sEvIRAL HOUSES,
Bffct End xrsne, in the Seventh Ward, the near
Agricultural Department.
Also, several FARMS on the salt water In Sc.
Mary Comfy, Mt.-,.-

DCD0rtmout.
,Al.9, ssyersl tARhs on the salt vsssr In 81.
For fuFfh's pArse e 70 ip9si SiS e
Rectihsr and Wholesale pesIer IN
ne.sso s Centre ne station a house.
EOR ALI Or REET-A beautiful COUNTRY
u STAT on the Bladensblrs turnpike, enc mile
f,Sg the city 10 scsss a land II high s,ats Of
Ssiidins eeaIists suissbis ioe G.sdsnin U'0 or
Dairy purposes For c YGfEsasscfRliEcc;sR 2sk CO.
TOR RENT-sEvEN ROOMS in the new build
= ing: corner north ana "a sa.., Capitol Hin;
yster: Apply on the premises. angst
.,! Iw .Is aSTSi sTosa front i
Int ssrsss and MAss ave-. No $50. Ina.ire at No.
'; .s IA q per month IN advance. sasanl
0LII0fs ON PENNsYLyAEIA fKEUI
q ssh ana @
sss and AZ; Z:
MIG mndspssd 20 Lsxysn and Assoss' 0ness,
Agent e e :sn ;u. sSsa
psrticnlArs INQUIRE Of L. WALL 90. N
CHEAP-sIyEN LOTS, 1896, corner ga and
cent: pee Ssr per rlsms a.
Is rooms. bath, &c, street adjoining, 81 90,
s'"o cash and M i;s5i III; . HoLrznAs.
a. eof Until Boom 1Intelisepoer Building.
FOB SAILING or three TRACTS OF LAND,
Il from % TO 100 acree, near Oolesvflle, Mont
Gomsry county, Nd. Inquire ct The Oanal Once,
No SO % street, Warrington. my x-tf
NoTICI TO GAReENERs-IOR RENT-A
purposes, situated on north b street. between
18th and 18th streets east. Apply 20 M BALD.
WIN, corner East CAPITOL and 10Th strssts sast.
EoR RENT.-rhe DWELLING, now being Pm,
Perry, ct the north west corner Of Issh ana sts.
AlDo,a STORE ROOM under the Metropol8tsu
Hotel. Apply TO RICHARD WALLACH, 3ss d
sEIeet. oeposite City Hall = Al Sim
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IN OO0 DRAIH TILE, all sisss, Just Or.
CU.UUU rived Der schooner Ils Naria, and
nov disc srsing ct Bartholowp wharf. Tor sale
By 2 BARI 40t0W.
az l-tf 55s1th street, below Pa ave
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PERSONAL.

NOTIsE.-AH persons are hereby ws-ned
against Trusting any one o. my s~ceuut 4
VII pay no bills contracted by any one but myself
from and after this date
sel-st JAMES Donaldson.
M 0ETHLY NURSE, NOW DIsINoAGEp.
Best OF city reference given. Apply 53f lath
street. An 20 sfs
NOTICE TO OwNEKs OF REAL ESTATE.
S6s. 900 to invest in small And m.d;,n.,..,
Houses and cheap Lots In the City of ashin zion.
portjes wishlng 70 dispose Of property slswerins
50 By dressing, or calling on
STARE METCALF,
n. :. corner New York avenue aud
go g-ot lChron.I 18th street.
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DE. suseR6k AND rHYsro1as
Has deyotsd many yearsto she treatment Of femsis
comRlstnts; 80 has net With the groateet ucceG
LxpEt dseirins sspee.ai tr.san..s viu a.a
hin yerX skJlifpl and con6dential.
s.iI Hskxsss9s pvHA non vhatsrsr esuss,
b6okS PRIvATE. Psns,s -. 10 o.. b.s sss
Z. iursd .tSsnssiyss Sy esrssis sscs,s ~ ~
yhieS snat then sct Susins.s, llssssrs. Or b:
men, Who, from The soIiss q youth, or otS S'e
causes, feel debility IN advance e tSsir ycars.
sny one, should ant reed "fls ssorsS Trissi's
nsrrssd l,di:. IN Ter. :c%sthisF
Bostou, nAss. iis ~
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

ADAM YOUNG takes this methsd to inform his
friends and the public generally that he has leased
the Cigar Stand near the pavilion In the New
Schuetzen Park, where the finest brands Of o.
CARS and TOBACCO csn be had during the time
Of the Festival, Aug sst Sept LIST, ID 50 and 4th.
Remember the place-near the Pavilion. au1e-A
NerI'E.
NJ. W. GAIT B b ER, s.
jewelers.,
Are sole agents In this city for the sale of the col
ebrated
9ORHAM 1LEOTRO PLATED WARE.
A complete assortment ct msnufacturers' prices
w. CALF BRO. jewelers.,
NEW STORE, No. $50 Penn. avenue,
au 29-3t Between Eleventh and Twelfth sfs.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12
River DisDatches.

CAIRO, Nov 11-Nashville, Evans
vile packet, s P. M; Emma Floyd,
Cincinnati to Memphis, s 8P NJ;
Champion, Cincinnati to st. Louis, 9
P. M; Dictator, ST. Louis to Cairo, 5
A. NJ: Marble City. St. Louis to
Memphis, 3 A. NJ; Belle Memphis,
from st. Louis, A. NJ; Kellogg, New
Orleans to St. Louis, A. NJ; Snag-
boat De Russy, St. Lous to Mound
City, 10 A. NJ; David Watts, St.
Louis to Tennessee River, 2 P. NJ !;
Dora. st. Louis to New Orleans, P.
4 p. NJ; Belle Lee, Louisville TO New
Orleans, P. NJ. The river rose four
inches. Weather clear.
MEMPHIS, November 11.-Clear and
cool. River rising slowly. Departed
Continental and Shreve, St Louis:
Ruth, Cairo; Sam. Hale, with 1,600
bales of cotton, and Emma No. B.
Cincinnati; the latter laid over last
night for repairs; Magenta, Olive
Branch and Henry Ames, New Or
leans.
NASHVILLE, November 11-River
rising again; AZ feet of water on
Harpeth Shoals. Weather clear and
cold. The A. Baker arrived from
Cairo.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1L-The river
has fallen one foot. with IA feet l inch
water in the channel at d PM The
weather is clear and cool. Arrived
Clifton, from Memphis, and Minnie,
from Arkansas River Departed
Charmer, for Evansville; Milbrey and
Minneola. for Memphis; Abeona, for
Tennessee River, and Alaska. for
New Orleans. The Emperor arrived
with two barges in t,w, bound for St.
Louis. She will probably leave to-
morrow. cas-
LOUISVILLE, November IL The
river is falling, with six feet vater in
the canal. Weather clear and cold.
PITTsBURG, November IL Noon.
The weather is cloudy and cold.
There are seven feet ten inches water
in the river. Mercury 4140.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12
RIVER ne w s
for other Rtver ftenas see 7ntrd ~.

The additional arrivals and depar-
lures last night were the Armada to
Cairo, Fanny Brandeis to Nashville,
Romeo to Newburg, packets to Hen
dersou, Rose Hite to Louisville and
return........The Armada and Fanny
Brandeis had excellent trips out.........
The Rose Hite arrived little before
z o'clock last evening with fair trip.
We are glad to record the incident
that Richard" w. Hutchison, the
fascinating young clerk of the Rose
Hite dd interim, and Cf the palatlal
Morning Star when in commission,
has chartered the bridal cham Der on
the Rose Hite for this trip, having
won the heart of one Of the fairest of
Kentuck's fair daughters. to whom he
was united in holy bonds of mat
rimony at Jeffersonville, at 4 o'clock
on Tuesday evening. Dick is as brave
as he is good and trustworthy, aud
the beauty of his fair bride is only
equalled by her excellent virtues and
accomplishments. We congrat ula te
our young friends upon their happy
union, and hope that perpetual sun
shine, without a cloud OF adversely,
may light their pathway through life.
L. was a romantic marriage. The
bride was Miss Lou MOorman, of Ow-
ensboro, Ky..........Thc Romeo went
up to Newburg last night for lot of
hay and for coal. She Will be back
this morning, and will leave at P NJ.
for Memphis..........The Lorena ar
rived about 9 P. NJ with a big trip.
She discharged a large quantity of
freight here. j. w. Vandergrift, her
clerk, is anxious to know how those
brogans fit the river man of the Gin
einnati Gazette. and if the cabbage
head found a good substitute.........
The Louisa was momentaTily expect
ed last night with over 700 bales Of
cotton for r. K Dunkerscn q Co.
.........Capt. Lew. Vandergrift's two
little daughters were passengers by
the Loreua last nieht.........We have
information from j. V. Sproule, su-
perintendent of the Green River naVi-
CATION improvements, that the water
has been pumped out of the Golfer
dam at the Rochester locks, aud that
be expects to have the repairs so far
completed as to allow the free passage
of boats by next Wednesday.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

RECORDERS COURT. An unfor-
tunate female who gave her name as
Carrie Cochrane, and who in company
with a fast young man in this city
made quite an exhibition of herself
in the streets day before yesterday.
driving in buggy at, a rapid rate,
had hearing before the Recorder
yesterday. Iu foe and costs she was
taxed S15 Is. The young man Ia
company with the girl was taxed in
fine and costs S6 e5.
Herman Sunder, on charge of
drunkenness. was fined and costed to
the amount of So %
The policeman who was guilty of
the outrage of striking Louis Fred
er;ck, was fned $10-eost So so. Two
other charges were preferred against
him, but he plead so earnestly, and
apologized 50 politely to Frederick
that he did not push the prosecution
further. Il is hoped that the fellow
has been taught lesson that will do
him good.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12
THURsDAY....... ..-.....NovEMBER u. lsf
CITY NEW S.
S25 Reward.

We will pay the above sum to
anybody furnishing evidence that
will insure the conviction of any
person or persons for stealing papers
fron the doors of subscribers, after
they have been delivered by the
carriers. We have been annoyed BY
paper thieves for the past two weeks,
and hope our subscribers will aid
us in detecting the rascals and hav-
ing them punished.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

WAS IT MARKET MoRNINa2-Yes-
terday, as one Of the witnesses in the
case of Dsngler VS.. the Evansville In
surance Company was being cross
questioned, the attorney asked, what
time did the fire occur2 Were not the
people going to market at the time p"
The witness answered, Was it mar
kst morning? 1 don't recollect." He
was told to stand aside.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12
FOR SALE.
D,y Goods for Sale.


FVVO ENABLE Us T0 CLOSE Up "a
Co.paunershlp which expires soon, we
now offer our stock Of Dry Goods at a bar.
gain the stoclE ls amatl. the house has b
good trade established, and is in running
order. 10 is nno opening Tor uuy ONO
wishing 20 engage in the busIueH. Flr
particulars address n. q. Box il2. Euua#
vile. Indiana. novII tf
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

"DRUMMER Boy" Tho attend
ance at the Opera House on the occa-
sion of the reproduction of the
" Drummer Boy" was very good. The
character of the piece is well known
in this city. All understand that it
is produced by amateurs. 1t is being
presented. we repeat, for the benefit
of the Orphan Asylum 1t will be
repeated to night. ON which occasion
there should be a crowded house.
This series of thrilling tableaux needs
no special commendation from the
press. fa
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

JUST RECEIvED.-At Coolidge's N.
Y. Store, Zephyr worsteds. French
pattern cloak, cloakings, trimmings,
new colors in Harris's seamless kid
gloves for ladies and misses; ladies
and gents underwear. The largest
stock of Dress Goods in the city Fan
cy colored velvet ribbons; real Lyon 8
mantilla velvets; velvateens; worsted
slipper and cushion patterns; point
lace collars. and point application
edgings, &C., &c. nov11 I'm
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

WHAT TO DO WITH. THE PoLEs.-
1t has been proposed by some, of the
Republicans to cut down and send to
the Orphan Asylum all the Grant and
Colfax poles in the city. and it is
hoped that the Democrats will join
in the same work. If all the poles in
the city are turned to that purpose,
they will make wood enough proba-
by to do all winter at that insti-
tution.e The idea is a good one, and
it is hoped it will be acted on Els.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12
DIED.

SHARPE-At $40 PM, u.h November.
1868, OF Consumption, FREDERIC SHARPER
In the 3lst year of his age. ResQuiescds
IN pace. -l#5a. Fl as
The funeral will take place from st.
Paurs Church at 10 AM, Friday, the 18th.
Tue friends of the family are invited 10
attend without 1urther notice.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12
The UNIVERSAL CLOfH9s.WRING.

The UNIVERSAL CL0F II fS.WRTNG.
Err, with RowELL's IMPRoyED DOUBLE
GEAR, cannot be surpassed or equalIed by
any other Wringer for durability, TIL the
expiration OF the patent for the STOP
GEAR" or fastenfr g ABOVE the cogs, which
preve Is them from entirely separating.
Any sensib, person can understand that
a cog-wheeI wringer having cogs, t0ieLter
at one or both ends OF the roll, which can
play apar and fly out Of gear when "A large
article is passing through, is COMPARA-
TIVELY WORTHLESS, as the cogs are
then OF no use 1Oben most needed
The UNIVERSAL WRIN NGER was
awarded the Gold Medal at the great New
England Fair, took the First Premium at
the National Fair at Washington, also at
the state Fairs OF EvERY NoRFHERN STATE.
and is the only Wringer which eUo7- took a
flrst Erfnliltnl at the F air of the American
Inst tute-
Its sale (now over $50 900 Wringers) is
create than of all the other Wringers
combiBed. It IS very durable; and evsgV
U5atVersaL WTiH0er Is sodrTdnted.
A supply OF WRIN q EIs, also OF the
CfLkBRATED DOrY WASHING MA
CHIN 4, always kept ready for shipment
atCleveland. Chicago. st. Louis, Louisville
and New Orleans. Sold by dealers genet'
ally. R.C. BROWNING,
General gent,
% Courtlandt street. New York.
Sold by VzCKEEY BROS-.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
nov6 dat law, Tn wit
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12
RAILROAD TIMETABLE
Evansville and CrawfOrdsville.
aoTNa NORTH.
COMING soUTH.
rsrra Haufe and IndianAgehs.

FROM TERRE HAUTE.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

R@ At the New York Grocery you
will find dressed chickens and celery,
cucumbers, buckwheat, boiled and
sweet cider, all kinds of new fruits,
and choice lot of Eastern apples;
also, some fine quail. Call early this
morning.
PARSONS, ScovILLE & MoFFITT.
oct7-tf
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

B0- 1t is true saying that one
half the world do not know how the
other half live. Especially is this so
in the case of tn Sc who have been
cured of the worst humors by DIR. j :
w. Poland's Humor Doctor; they
don't know how those who are suf-
fering live at all. Sold by
nov11 d2tW1t CLOUD & AKIN.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

GONG FoRwARD.-Large lots of
cotton are going forward through this
city almost every day. Numbers of
drays have been employ for two or
three days past in hauling cotton to
the depot for transportation to New
York.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family -four sold "a the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye -four for
sale by H. d. Allis & Co, First ST.,
second door below Vine.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

D@- Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner OF Third aud Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited None
but the best kept. oc26 diff
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12
LOCAL NOTICES.

MERCHANT TAILoRING.-AtD David
son Il Becker's on Main, between
Fifth and Sixth Streets, a splendid
assortment of gents dress good may
always be found. Suits made to order
given to all.
NJ. W. & s-novI2.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

NARROW EsCAPE-A few days ago
at Hazelton a man felled tree,
which, instead of falling the way he
expected, fell across a small frame
building, crushing the roof in,
one of the limbs being driven down
through the floor. When the tree
fell on the house, there was a woman
sitting in it, with babe in a cradle
near her. Neither the woman nor
child was Injured. 1t was narrow
escape. Had thewoman been stand
ing, it is thought she would have been
killed.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

BALL AT HENDERsoN.-Our old
friend Jacob Hilett, of Henderson,
desires US to say that persons desiring
to attend the ball at that city to night
can go down and return free of ex-
pense.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

GROCERY SToRE.-We direct the
attention Of the readers of the Jour
NAL to the advertisement of Mr..
James Crofts to be found in this
paper. Mr. @. is clever gentleman.
obliging and courteous, and can fur
nish any and all articles in his line
that family may need. His place of
business is 136 Main Street.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

WITHOUT LIoENsE-Quite a num-
Der of persons were fined yesterday
for retailing liquor without license
It has been the custom of some to
make application to the Board of
Commissioners for license, but failing
to furnish the necessary greenbacks,
the lieense were not forthgoing.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

SHOE SToRE.-John Rasch. at No.
8, Second Street, has now a splendid
stock OF boots and shoes for gentle-
men, and shoes of all the latest pat
terms and styles for children and la.
dies. His stock is always complete,
and bargains may be had there.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

o. o. F.-The Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows will meet at Indianapo-
lis on Tuesday next. Some of the re-
representatives. from Lodges in this city
will go there this week, 10 be ready
for work ON Tuesday.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

GROCERY HOUSE. = The card of
Messrs. Bergman and Behm will be
found In this paper. They have a
large and complete stock of groceries,
and are prepared to serve customers
at liberal rates. They are obliging,
and keep constantly on hand all arti-
elesin their line that may be called
for by customers. Call and see them.
Place of business Third Street, be-
tween Locust and Main.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

EXCELLENT Music. - Among the
music furnished by the Cornet Band
on the excursion Tuesday night was
Champagne Charley an exceed
ingly beautiful air, which was ad.
mirably executed. ~
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

BooT MAKER WANTED IMMEDIATE
LY-A first class sea0ed bo1t maker.
We will give good wages and steady
employment to such a man
TURNER & KUMLER,
10 3t] Foster Block, No. 5 First St.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

PERsoNAL.-W. K. Aver aud John
Alsop, of Louisville; John Kittin-
ger, of South Carrollton, and J. NJ
Hines. of the Bowliag Green Demo
crat, were in the city yesterday.