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treten fem. Gin etnbettlt6er StrbIne tt
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ftGlen fam, Diclletttee Gufmcrt(amtett auf
ito gu lenten. Die Nd9runa peS QBotltta-
,t9fettsIinneS unp Der NdGfenlttbe If Der
6allptipsd beS Srbens.
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Observation-Disclosures.

StdbtfretSaert6 t.-(9pr Gt6ter
9intnr9.) @pttlteb Itrb Bttbelm S6rfGr
(SebrIper Strter) 9entn Sris Ssbte; &n-
trd9 auf Gefriecigln9 cttes 9fdnblnlpruhes
ppn $35 so fIr SeIfarbe uno Qrtett, pie
&ldser fur Gin Stntrr9ebdupe bes 9auies
Or. 81, Mbentarleltr., relp. 9elteiert unu
9etban; &uguit S@mdlfuG, Der Saumetlter.
bate bic Slaarr auf9efprcert, bic Sarbe unS
Irtstt gu liefern.
@dtfen 81 ertAt.- (8or ben Ri6~
tern @aiccrtpn, Oanels une 8pnb.) GHaao
Gilbert Sp4ge iparo Gum 8erpalter ses
N0hl1feS BON Carl Gp0ge beleat.
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SanSelS, uno TinanSberibte.
81 Grfeu.

Sarts, 90. De3br. = 96rfe fGwa6 /;
&enten 70L Sres. - Ser. Staaten s .2Oey
1875.
Sranffurt a. M., %. De3. - Ser.
St.-5. 20er 7815.
Aim ferpam, %. Deg. Ser. St.
5.20er 10.
Samburs, %. Dej.-9er. St.-5.20
G@pnbpn, 20, D~ea.-gpnlpis 9212 fur
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Wedfel,
pOtkr!e, IaNaae-S Sdfinf u. {. IT,

SD Bite ATE Nufsatsn anw66sutli6 Bis Dcnuer1aa
gtitide ~ ltadsn, I'm unlefiumte Seirreurs nit ie6eH
SarlaJ s'D a,apsr nab Surpfa btpertfeaiscn in fbr~
Esu. IL, gIdire,
~ Gfe Ter Snl trrhrc. urb @sphn
CO Or. s. SInetrs, ell eeutfdbcr Gbsmitsr
uus Rttaltsb her N sbiiiuifbcn Satult5t Spn Sen, Sort,
Bet mad finfsebnidtriscm gtu&fUrih.a unS Experiments
tirsn zine NsttrSt %trfunttn. nm Sob 1T rsiuem 8aTtr
aabuI6fsn. Sies MtTfunl CIR. Gassrs' Sps.D i6tr1
bat sttls Safe sVn StrrPbelu, Uei6pfrsn, artbS 1t. {
m. 0rtcilt, ha6sem ale ansrrn Mesi,tnsn fd frudtlst
%:rpieien 1901 10 t.-52r)
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GpeeSfGne

gpif Srsen Is aminus Waartin, SpGn hes 8. seinr.
Iph Ter Anua !. Martin spu galiimcre.
VIM u. hs, @fdric Gliiabctb 5apten, Srai bts
Sttar g.. Sacstn in 2r. u, Sus,Srrtsrlr.
&nt 10. b. Gcprg 9puis Gbtrbare, ~iausfeS stnk
ven Carl u HnS glfaiHta ebtThars, int <sr ron l6
Rrnaten.
am II. b. SbpmaS e. 9lcinfelecr, ;ptiter Spbn
ron g. s. aRs ularit VI. 2lsinte.str, i'm 10. stbsus-
iabrt.
am ri. b. GrishriG s3ilb. MsoIfenaeI, jnet.er
Sctn BON Nn9ut une Ssbanra g. Wplfenssl, i'm glter
VEN 81 Sabren IL WSnGttn uiS 6 Eassu am Ntrpsn-
Eshrr
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@atten.@brber Gnsttmann ausbem Gefdna.
niTt befrett ttnp 9tban9en tattet, &ntlaGer
uuf Wcr6 i'm l.. 0rdbe unp 9e9en tprt!ere
Gilf Gtntlaaen auf t>Gniifun9 ecitelt.
SpBn 9. Sid, Der neunscRrte 9InBsfIa9ie,
m t~1uosSHlhtio,
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GiIenbabu.1In EpSte.

ct. GputS, %. Del. - SOebsn trift
bier bic Rahrtdt eth, sas auf Der w5anni.
bal > Ct. SGfept g if,nbabn" fpehlih bon
Gttlicptbs am Srettase 3pet Srahtsise su>
~idmnienitieben, ipsbet biz betoen 9pfDnottp.
Slbrer urp Gin SeiSer auf Ter Steae set6ptet
iourefn.
am Samitas Ibenb entsletf'te auf Der
.Jrpn = Mpuntatn . Gtfsnbabn", nabe ben
Stferipn-S aradsn Elm Ya6asier.3r Grain nit
Observation-Disclosures, bsren Webrsabll ei&te
9srleSutsm srbtelten. Die Sprberiten Wag>
apns far3ten etne Streds peit ben
Damn tinab. gs fam iebD6 tpeber etn
3pptsfau, nod cine 8efdbrliaere 8erlesuns
NNT
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Scr cluoiauerfrico.

ct. 2puts, %. DsSbr. - Gtnc Dope
f6e aus Gbepcnnes mrloet, ba6 Snbtaner
III Der Ndbe BON Qapprfe felt lebtem Mittpof
IS Yferse unb Maulttiere pestrieben. Wan
ssrmutbet, baB bisitlben bonn glDrben fanen
upb Al Teo CLOUDS Blnbe aebDren.
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Sermti6te 8eridte.

1prrtfanta, 8eRdtfsr Co., N.-g.
-(llnf1l bet'nt Stlitniprcnstn.) Sim Dsn'
miritas, unasfdbr um 10 nbr BOrmittabs,
Karen &rbetter nit bem aasisrsngen etnts
6clitnfererS fir bic neu 2dssrbter~ 8rautret
pOn Gtbr. Sbbltns at Der gdrr.aSenue be-
lfGftt8t. Oabei erstsnete es fh, baS tin 1ps~
gciprangtes Selfrnitl6 int Sentbt BON tirta
100 %funb mebr ale 100 SuB bp& empor9e>
lmleabert Wurpe unp bet'm Nttpsrfturjen
bura baS 0Gb bes QdserbiriaIOns BON
0Dtllitb Shptt unp burd spet Gtassn ftt.
2luf rem 8ppRr mar Elm Dien1indeaen be-
it0fltgt, an Dem pas Sel8fid etdt Yerbei-
illrjte, ioa6rsnb in rem acknowledgement
Simmer Srau S4ptt, Die cine i6psre Sranf>
Dett uberltanben bate, I'm gett lag. aud
bier liGl Der Stein fttt neben benz Bette ME-
Der, ip paB bteies nit cen abaertGtnsn Salt
filfIn bon Der Dtdt btp,dtIpurpe. Gltd-
lidtrwrtlc Fdmsn Setpe NIT benz 9Rreden
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Die TemerebrmHit in NDnn

GYnn, Wah. %. Deg. = NaAfolgen6e
Serlutte bel Der 6tuersbrunft bonn Conn.
absltp tpurpen ansemelset: Srd3ier's 8lr6,
ttrertbet auf $4,000, geriihtruns $25,-
0OO;-8ra3ter's W~aareuiaser NIT 800, 900,
periiGert fir $50, 000; -yesttun.Saa, be-
irerttet auf $4,000, perliGert fir $6000;-
Robtnipn's 8lpd TN &ofenpretfe BON $685.
900, 0erfiheruns $40, 900; = Sd. 8. Go
les S6ublaser, gerluit $25,O OO, Yerii6ert;
- Sanberfen & Bros. $4,000; 9rtSer &
Bros, $4,000, Setee perfnsrt. - Die
9rtefe unb @ertt>Y afete int Spl>8lreau
unp bic SpnbS uno St1erbetten Der yGtn-
trail . 9ant" fno iantmt unp ipnrsrs 81
rpttet.
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GttcdgG, IS. Dr5br. - Gien. 6. 8.
Spparp pUrre an Stale hes !Srn. s.. q.
Sbepberb Sum Difrtft5 . Srtretdr Der amert>
fdnilaen Rtiipns, GsicafHnft ernamt.
Sic @acifc : @iicnbabn.
SGtt safe tt9, Is. Ociember. -
Central attTts Gt,enbabn" Bat 9eitern
All Metlen mttIih ppa San Stdn5t5rD
errettt,
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oprtn8tteIb, 81, %. DtSemb.-
Die Granp SurY bon Mdepuptn County
bat sessa Z btr ueYn4>Suft3ler," bic ben
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Ypuh]7uffi;ler porlMerihte.

ct. 2euts, %. DECEMBER. - Sett
SDnnabenb iultbet bier unp tn Der unst3g,o
Gin tefttger Shneefiurm.
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Ess~ Die $50. w. Tiepatricf s
Comp. beginner beute frab III SIR. l66,
SaIttmpretrabe, ben @srfauf a1er s~erfale-
nen 9fdnber DeS Waibtrstpner ~4eibtdusae.
f6dftes @. Gplpite,n & Comp. uiib feeen ion
npr9tn fort. Inter BEN 6antmsr fpnmen
Q8anp. unb Gafbenubren 0aer 4rt, @ptb>
unO 0tamanteni4mud, 1ewebrc, muiifalt~
i6e uno 6traratfGe Snitrumente, Sfetfen,
@d1rel, Softer, Gt9arren, 9a4er, Wedtr~
ipdlren, Spte1el u. {. +.
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~ III
ES It

9irntaa Mrrasn 5s12 u6r infer ~stIlttt.r srkn Carl
2eintfd) i'm alter con 10 stabrea rRe @ Ncnattn. Dds
St8rabHtt fHSet irprBen, Wiftppd,, Natmtttaa I'm, 2
utr rom 3rdutrbnuie, Olr. 10. Sonirapfr, aus fatt,
ms;l 6rtunse unS @stdnnie her Samilte e~inselabsu pcr.
ben. Sic b~etribten Gltera:
Sarpiine une Serrntonr Grbbrinf
(30o-1o) nsbf @si6pttern.
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1ag" Giuc nbic @ctpobnbeit, bent
Nd9en NIT Webtsin Su iberlaben. Gebt ts
duf uub prpbirt @ctrptt's pain @atnt TO-
itenfret. IN gir. ITO, Gbattants Square, ST.
.. 3wrtscomplpir in Baltimore, 9t. 1141S,
Neit = Baltiinpreitrabe. O. %. Oeu9bsrtY,
Agert. &u4 p~crfaufen es 0ae 9roautiten.
(30Ql
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@sp-ssrf %. Dtbr.- 3uder fiji unb i6psa;
raf. 154, Cuba 12S. Porto 9iss 1skG @ar.-pSitl.
fuel. $8h-l4. Daistn fa unp fttis; l5s-l6n 9.
- g~eelIhtorn fa uni fstis Hip, nsuss o5-97 q.
- Safer Till aEh ftitis; T8h 6. - Nrssen flu II. Aetis
156-l6o 8. - 8ainipsls ftf; mdsigts Deetbr; 25h
9. eu4wGi;srntbI ftwtr iu $fA-4h., pshl.
R%ineaetH6 fau su $l2h-12h.- Studl5 atlis III II 9.
- Stttrsl, raft. 81 rrh 1874 s.. SPt6 iil; 1+-llh
q krahten hdu unh unSsrhnherI.
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St9p Sftp9e, gSei[qfiler w., Ny.
- (Grplplion elmer &erpitn>0ampt.) Gin
iArtfItter llnfaa ~ereiauete iib am Dtenftag
2(brnp III rem Sauia hes 9rn. 9uGnrr. =
8et'm 6tlen elmer dngesuaotten @ampe nit
Gerpftn erpl0eirte + s(e5 unb Srau 8utrntr
upo tire betSen GD&ter I'm Sitter BON 10 unp
10 Sabren purbrn furhtbar psrbrannt,
ipd9renr 3rpei arrere &tneer unberfebrt Bile
ben. Gds 6luS 9ertet5 In 8ranb, bod rpurbe
pd8 Seuer bate gelDidt. Die 8rrlssten fine
ale loren Wunpen erlegen. Grit int pprtstn
Sabre perloren In etnert banebenlie9eneen
6Gufc Sp:t 9eripnen eurh ctnsn abnlthen
lnfol has 2eben.
Neparf, M.>S.- (Ddmpf~ grlpiisr>
ret.) Gin Netparfer @ente nth an ben brett.
rdrerteen 9elpijpfbtn Dampffraft dnbrtt>
gen. Der Oanpffefel lra NIT &erp(in>
Del 9ebetst tperDer.
(Ierstftung.) - Samlag Gbsnbs faufte
Elm iunger Nanrt, Der crit ittt 3 Rpnater
perbeiratbet 1T, In S1nbfprb's &ppt6efe 2
llr3sa 9ducanum unb Serl6Iudte apst Drift
tbeile baOpn, wetl ietne iun9e Srau tsm me-
gen ittneS NlSbleibens IN Der &9rifinabt
cine tihttsr Barbtnenprsci9t seleisn bate.
Or. Vtper Wurbe raid gerufsn urte tbm 9e>
lang tS mad bretfittei9er arbett, bas Qeben
res Gt,fdlttaen 3u retten.
- Sen. 9tDlecranS ipurpe bon 9rditpsnt
Suars5 in eer Gaupttaht Werifp an 10.
Del. empfdn9sn.
- Gen. Sulp tat cine Gapa1ertt- Ib!bei>
lung segen bic mad ben ttm eritatttten Be-
rthten in ben Sbdlern ter 8epublitan- uns
Saltne. Slife in 8anias lassrnren feinbli>
den Shpiantr entiencet.
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Selesrapbiide Sepeiden.
CStriSt,t fir ZEN DGsutl&en grrrefpsnssat.a.-l
Neps SyorFer MarFfberibt.

SaS gDlS~Meio.
Ntp.arrt, rs. DECEMBER. Stuttas StIut.
M firr.o 1saZ.
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ar. Is, Serpnbfr.
3ohm Es &etef,ci6s 0ef4aftsftbyef.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11
Destructive ConfagratiOn.
LOSS FROM $4,000 TO $4,000.
BUT LITTLE INSURANCE.

About one and a half O'Clock yes
terday, the alarm of fire was sounded
from one of the fire bells in the lower
part ofthe city. The occasion of the
alarm was the burning of three
story frame building, on Water Street,
just below Division, owned by VIII
lard Carpenter, and occupied by a
negro man named Scott, as board
ing-house and saloon. One of the
boarders had built big fire
in her room, in the third
story of the building, and had
gone out, locking the door. 1t was
supposed that the fire caught from
defective iue, catching as it did in
the third story. The fire had gained
considerable Roadway before it was
discovered; indeed. it was not discov-
cred till it burst forth through the
roof. There was little delay on the
part of some to sound the alarm at the
engine houses the furthest away, but
the engines were out in remarkably
quick time after the alarm was heard
at the stations referred TO, and did
good service when there. We believe
that engine No. l got the first
water on the fire. The flames spread
rapidly, and as the building was an
old and light frame. it was almost
destroyed before the engines were set
to work. The building next to it, up
the river, known as the National
Hotel, caught in the rear, and be-
fore the furniture could all
be taken out, one side and the roof
was on Gre, but by vigorous appli-
cation of water the building was
saved from entire destruction, though
in greatly damaged condition. The
building belonged to DR.. Bray. In
the house burned down there were
number of wagons, and nearly all the
furniture was destroyed, some of the
negroes not saving even their wearing
apparel3 Most of thefqthiture in the
National Hotel was. destroyed.
On Mr. Carpenters house there
was no insurauce,a On DR.. Bray. the.
German Mutual, represented by Capt.
Tomhemelt, had a risk of 81, 800. The
total loss was estimated at from 81, 600
to $1,000. ~ I9-aa FdES
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

LosT.-The following specimen Of
an advertisement of lost COW was
haaded 10 yesterday, which il laid be-
fore the JOURNAL readers, verbatiB1 ct
literatim. 1t was found posted in a
conspicuous place in the lower part Of
the city,
EVANSVILLE, the z Januar 1865
A kow losth the undersigner. The
complackshen Of the kow is alwis
dark bay collier, Begh horns. fore
wight feedt, Riht ehrs abr mark is
dis, the riht chr Is cuth Of clost and
hole in, and she gorit a Beell in, IL
ane Body leth me 90 war she is Civ
EN- wath aver is rith ..rt- ,..
j. F. in Jaeops-
Vile ate Evansville
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

WHITE LINE-We refer shippers
to the handsome display card of Fred.
r. Huston & Co., Agents for the cele-
brated White Line Central Transfer
Company, and general Forwarding
and Commission Merchants, which
appears in this mornings JOURNAL.
The great success attending this firm
thus far illustrates their pre-eminent
qualifications for The position they
occupy, and the company they repre-
sent is second to no fast freight line
on the continent. Mr.. Alex. Wilson,
we'll and fayorabty known to the
planters and shippers throughout the
entire Southwest. is connected with
this firm, and will devote his entire
attention to the interests of its pat
rons. .Ee8@ssr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

THE ladies of Trinity Church, under
whose auspices the lecture Of Rev. @.
N. Sims is to be delivered on Thurs
day evening. have determined, con-
traEy to the usual custom in such
cases, to place the price Of tickets Of
admission at twenty-five cents. SO that
no friend Of that much beloved min
lister, however poor, shall be deprived
of 9helpriEiIege ef Nearing him.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

MITE.-There was not a large at
tendance at the Episcopal parsonage
last night, probably in consequence Of
the very cold weather, but these who
did attend, enjoyed themselves we'll.
There will be lunch at the parsonage
day at from II NJ 10 p. a., at
which it is hoped there viii be large
attendance. -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

CoTroN SALEs.-Thad. p. Gibson
sold at auction a nice lot Of cotton
yesterday fulLup to the prices. For
low middling l7ae. ]. G. Dusouchet
& Co, also sold fine lot at prices
full up to the market. Some other
large lots will be sold to. day.f The
bidding yesterday was spirited.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

Before ESQUIRE EMERY.-A cit
izen was brought before Esquire En-
cry, on Saturday, on charge Of larce-
ny, and held to bail in the sum of
500, foF7lfis appearance ut the next
term of the Court of Common Pleas.
The larcenyg as it was aAegsaueonsist-
ed in having stolen carpet of the
value Of So, from Mr.. Alyah, John
son. i1FHq Ii5as 5liein - sla 35Hbui o. Is
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

SPECIAL TERM OF C1RcUIT CoURT.
La this court, stwhieb Judge GFegqry
presided yesterday, the case of the
State of Indiana vs.. Victor Bisch,
charged with having rec iyed excess
i've allowances TOR services rendered
as Auditor of the county. came up on
motion to quash. the indictments.
The, motion was argued 81 on the part
of the defense by Judge Iglehart
and Col.nDenby,. and fer the State by
Captain Willard and Judge Robinson.
Judge Gregory took the case under
consideration till this morning.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

REPORT OF CITY PRISON. = The
following is the report Of the keeper
OF the city prison, Mr. Reuben Davis,
for the period of time beginning the
9TH of January and ending the 18th OF
February. which shows the commit
ments for that period Of time:
Drunk, l6; drunk and diso~derly
/, 8; Disturbing the peace. 5, assaults
and battery, ] 7fghtiug, 4 larceny, /
public indeceney, 2. Total, 81.
During the month. IL destitute per-
sons we're furnished with lodgings free
of charge.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

HEDGE EDWARDS CASE. 1t is
stated that the, famous Hedge Ed
wards case win be tried while Judge
Gregory is in the city. 1t was not
definitely ascertained, however. |
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

TAxEs.-The City Collector will
turn over the duplicates this week to
the City Clerk. Those who have not
paid their city tax are reminded that
10 order to be entitled to vote at the
April election, It is necessary to
nav IN.
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II u MEmp semi.weekIy. -

Rockport Stage (via Newburgb and Boom
on MONDAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
N New Hafrnony Mail Stage leaves Non
days and Fridays at z A. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4 P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays at Z A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays) by 2P.
To NEwBURG.-HacK daily Except Sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'clock p. NJ.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11
Terre Haute and md napOh !.
FHoMCTEREr HAUrE.
OaiO and Mississippi Railroad.
ROM vrNCENNEs,
STEAMBOAT LINES.

To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock AN. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
o'clock P. N.
To CAIRo-Daily. except Sunday, at 3
O'Clock P. N.
= To GREEN RIvER.-Every Wednesday
and Saturday at 8 O'Clock p. M. Every
Monday and Thursday at o'clock p. N.
To EAsTP0RT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at O'Clock P. NJ.
To HEgDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at o'clock Pm.
To NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
TO MEarPH1s-Semi-w weekly.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

Flora Keeney, Jane Mitchell, Geor-
gia Mitchell, Ida Allen, Lizzie Liant,
Julia Hayhurst, Mary Roberts, For
MIA Mounts, Fife McClain, Eva j John
ston, Matte Johnston, Clotille Mar
CONNER, Bella Pennington, Nellie Da-
wilson, Mary Harrington, Fannie
Ashford. A1<s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

THANKs.-We are under obliga-
tons TO- Mr. iR. il McGreM- forslate
California papers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

EXAMINATION To-DAY.-The ex-s
aminations of the Public Schools will
be continued to- day. in the First
Boys Grammar IN the Upper Build
ing. 1t should be largely attended,
by parents andthe friends of educa-
80 z
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11
THE CITY.

AEefeOrOIo&ieaI Observations.
Meteorological observations, taken daily
at the JOURNAL Office:
Ga. NJ. NOON. p. NJ. MID'T
Thermometer. 50 1S0 20o 100
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

B@5~ We wish TO notify our friends
and patrons that we have moved to
No. 81 Main Street. ..r
feb6 If WARREN & CoNYNGfoN
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Losr.-A young Newfoundland
dog, last Saturday; mark--four white
feet and tip oftail white A liberal
reward will be paid 20 the person who
delivers to i. Lo,wenthal x Co, cor
ner Of Main and First Streets.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

Bag Letter aud Note Paper. ia half
and quarter ream packages, for sale at
the JOURNAL Counting-room. .9
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The BEsT.-The best-eating house
in-this part of the Statesisakept at the
janction of thesO. & NJ, and the e.
& G. Railroads at Vincennes, by Capt
Mass, a most agreeable and courteous
gentleman. The only objection you
can have to it at all, is that you are
likely to eat toe much & ApwaxEI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

B3rAn Ice House to rent. In
quire at the JOURNAL office. III
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SREeREAr1oN:-A delightful socia
hop" will be given at5Masonic Hal
tonight, by a snumbereof=the young
geatlemensof the ritysSJ., G. Rich
ards, g. FsKagleEa audi w. Kerth
are the managers. Good music will
be provided. aud a pleasant time is
anticipated.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

BsE Legal and Foolscap-tbe 6nest
quality-fof sale at this Office. 'hi
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

! ssTBAMB aAT AGENCY. - We direct
attention to the card Of Joseph B.
Lake, steamboat agent, forwarding and
ccmmissiOnlmerchant. Having been
for long tims actively engaged in
the business, Mr. Lake has az extern
sive acquaintance with the merchants
and steamboatmen Of the Southwest.
and will give strict and active atten-
ton to the business in which be has
engaged.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

Hand seving ~ lfill0arelIs Needle..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

BE-. Lead Pencils, Penholders, &c,
for sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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Orr For HoME.-Tne delegates
who visited this city ingthe interest of
the Nation, GRANVILLE & Evansville
Railroad, last week, and VIII o'weut
from here to Mount Vernon returned
on Sunday night, and took their de-
parture for home yesterday, What
success they met with at Mount Yer
non was not learned! n7e7rf
PERsoNAg.-Henry Haub, the dis
tinguished Governor Of Haubstandt
and johnson Township, was iE the
city yesterday.
James w. Twyman, River Editor
of the Paducah Herald, and DR.. A.
Lewis, of Princeton. Ind, were both
in the city Yesterday 81 .
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Ladiesls use CLARK 5 Spool Cotton.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

Miltoard's HELM Needles, IN Patent
Wrappers, are superior TO al others.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

B5- Carriers Ink, in quart or pint
bottles, can be purchased at our
Counting room. JOURNAL Co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

.uilloardlsNoedlesfO rsale everywhere.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

. MiIEafd's NeodIe. arc lthe. c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

Take none other than Clqrk's C0tton.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

-Maohines Use eaaes's .sD00l collon
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BD- County Orders for sale at this
1fioa ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

Clark's spOol1COttoa is the best.
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A Coop IDEA.-An order was made
by the City Council last night to
have notices put up at the corner of
Third and Main Streets, forbidding
persons congregating on the corners,
and obstructing the sidewalks. This
is a goodidea, as-street loafers are in
the habit of eepgregating on the cor
ner at the otd Washington House
greatly to the annoyance of ladies
passing that way.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

i A COOP MovE.-Last night the
City Council ordered that an ordi-
nance be prepared forbidding the
storing of coal oil, benzine. and like
combustible fluids, in large quantities,
in the city. The occasion for the or
der for this ordinance was a report
that at least 300 barrels of coal oil
were stored Vat the Blue Warehouse,
near the scene of the late fire. Had
chat building caught fire, with the
300 barrels of coal oil in it, it would
have been out Of the question to cal
culate what the destruction Of proper
.ty would have been The ordinance
will be adopted by unanimous vote
on the part of the Council.