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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-03

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing is a list of the real estate transfers for
the last week, as appears from the record
in the Auditors office:
Emerme O. Riley to VIM. ReitZ, Lots l
and 2, in Block l76. In Lamasce City, for
NJ. j. Bray to ohn B. McCutchan, East
quarter of southwest OF Section 4, Town.
ship z, south OF Range 10 west, for $500.
Lot No. Is, IN Block 4. IN Rockwelps first
addition, for $50.
John j. Chandler to +. Holder, Lots G
and 7, In Block u, in the Southern En-
largement, for 500.
Thomas Snowden to George Liant, Lot
FOR s825.
Aivah johnson to Ann M. James, Lot
No. 8, in Block In the Southern Enlarge
Frank H .rman to H. H. Noble, Lot 7
and the adjoining u of Lot 8. Block 26,
Eastern Enlargement, for 81 300.
John r. to Josiah Phar, Lots III and
q, in Block 46, Eastern Enlargement, for
Clark Cody to Beasy Lot No.
3, in Block le, ockwel1's Enlargement
b. Schapker to Cornelia F.. DuSouchet,
Lots II and II, in Block 8, In the Eastern
Enlargement, for $1,000.
John Roth to John SchImmell, the
Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quar-
| ter and part of the West Half OF North
east Quarter. Section is, Township Z. South
Arch. Dixon to Virgiuia Mclean Lots
IS, II, Is, 10, % and q, in Dixon's Addition !:
also, Lots 5, s and Z, in Block rs, in the
Southern Enlargement.
Treasurer of The City of Evansville TO
| Lou g. Stinson, Lot No. 10, in Block 2, ia
the Northern Enlargement, for 8.
Amelia Combs to the Evansville Cotton
Manufacturing Company, part OF Lots q
and %, in the Lower Enlargement, for
| $500.
Z. H. Hopkins to VIM. Heilman, part of
| Lot 15, In Block 5, in the Northern En-
| larsement, for S400.
Mary Ringer 10 VIM. Alexander. part OF
\ Lot 1, in Block III, in LamRsco City, for
| 500 90.
Washington George TO stephen Martz,
| Lot 10, Subdivision OF northw,s st quarter OF
Section 5. Township 4, south OF range 10
| west, for S575.
Ed. Gross TO John Berridge, Lots II and Il
and part of Is, In Block /, IN Rockwell's
/ First Addition, for $7SS.
John Travis to Isaac Keen, east halt of
| west half of Lot l59, In the Donation En-
largement, for 1000.
ID. K-ronenbergeF to Mark Taylor, Lot 3,
In Block AZ, in Eastern Enlargement, for
s1,400.
Josiah Phar to John Rankin, northeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of Section
p, and 10 acres or south side OF the south
east quarter of the southeast quarter of the
m Section, Township 6, south of range
10 west, for $1,000.
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NEW GooDs now opening at Cool
idge's New York Store. In SILK and
rich Dress Goods they will have no
competitors in Evansville. Prices
are very much reduced by the recent
decline in gold. Harris Seamless Kid
Gloves in the new Fall shades. also
Misses Kids, Buttons. and Trimmings
in endless variety, Zephyr Worsteds,
Cloakings, French Pattern Cloaks,
Lyons Velvets, Ve~lveteeus, all at %
per cent. less than early Fall prices.
ncf20 st
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Electoral Ticket.
For EIecfbrs at Large.
THOMAS H. NELSON,
BENJAMIN f. CLAYPOOL.
Beware OF frauds.

The Republican Executive Com
mittee Of this county have reliable in
formation that the Democracy will
attempt to-day to circulate fraudulent
tickets, headed with the names ofUlys-
ses S. Grant aud Schuyler Colfax, and
followed by the names of the DEMO
CRATIC ELECTORS. We call
the careful attention of Republican
Rallying and Challenging COMMITTEES
to this natter Scrutinize carefully
all tickets, aud see to it hat no friend
of Grant aud Colfax is imposed upon
Let every voter examine his Elec.
tUral ticket before voting.
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A FINE ExcURsIoN.-We are in
formed that the ladies coRnected-wit
the Trinity NJ. E. Church are making
arrangements for q steamboat excur-
sion. on Tuesday evening, 10th inst.
They have chartered the steamer ar
mazda, which will leave the city about
three Dr. four o'clock in the afternoon,
run down to Mount Vernon, and re-
turn the same evening. The ladies
are preparing a sumptuous entertain
ment, for all who go, in the shape Of
eatables of every variety, music, tab
leaux, &c. It is expected the exeur-
sion will prove one of the most de-
lightful of the year. ei aar
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THE LAST GRAND ? RALLY
The Weak-kneed Democracy
A "FEARFUL % FAILURE.

t8 p 4--E
Last night, after a good deal of
drumming, and Il great deal of blow
ing on the part of the Democratic
Silver Band. a small crowd of the
"unterrified" collected at the Court
House corner. For over half an hour
the band amused the people. Mean
while the lights" of Democracy
were running to and fro, as if
in a world of trouble. AT
last, about a quarter past eight
O'Clock, the crowd moved down to
the corner of Third and Locust
Streets, where Mr.. Thomas r. Cobb,
District Elector, was introduced to
the people. and proceeded to speak
for about an hour. La the main his
remarks were those of Thomas q.
Hendricks, he having studied Thomas
thoroughly. It is unnecessary, at
this stage, or at the close of
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R%ECoRDER's ~CoURT.-Hamberger's
corner and the negroes who congre-
gate in that vicinity, give the Re-
corder a vast deal of trouble. Yes
terday he had quite a number of them
before him for trial. First on the
docket came Emma Lee, who was
charged with having engaged in, il
seems. her favorite pastime of fight
ing. She was taxed, in fine and cost,
So 20, which she paid.
Vina Carter, another female Of
color, on charge of fighting and dis
orderly conduct, was taxed So 90, fol
which she gave security.
Mary Coleman, yet another of the
same crowd, on the same charge, was
fined s. 20.
Robert Hotchkins. III. Hardis,
Thomas Rumsey. James Rogers, al
colored, were fined $40 each for in.
dulging in a game of chuck luck, in
a building at the Market House. The
cost in each case amounted to $5.
Charles Gillem, a white man, OF
charge Of drunkenness and disorderlI
conduct, was fined and costed to tn
amount of 80 %, aud sent to tn,
lock up.
Jack Davis, on charge of assault
and battery on a woman about fifty
years old. was taxed, fine and cost
s14 65, which was cheap enough
we would think.
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Cause.

The vanderburgh County Bible
Society, through their Board, have
employed Rev. Hiram Gilmore to can
vass the city. He is now in the city
and will commence his work on Mon.
day. October 18th, and we commend
him to the attention of the public,
and ask the hearty CO operation of all
the friends of the cause In the prose.
cution of his work.
A.. L. ROBINSON, Pres't.
7. IGLEHART, Sec'y. oc26-7t
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PROCLAMATION.

An Act of the General Assembly of
the State of Indiana, approved March
9Th, 1859, :" to regulate and license the
sale of spirituous, vinous. malt, aud
other intoxicating liquors." &C., pro-
vides:
SECTION 2. 1.-The words intoxica-
ting liquors, as used in this Act, shall
apply to any spirituous, %vinous, or
malt liquor, or to any intoxicating IL
quor whatever, which is used or may
be used as a beverage"
SECTION 8. "A license granted un-
der the provisions of this Act shall
not authorize the person so licensed
to sell or barter any intoxicating IL
quors on Sunday-nor upon the day
Of any State, County, Township, or
Municipal election, In the township or
city, where the same may be holden.
Therefore, be it KnOWa.
That, for the purpose of maintaining
peace and good order in the City of
Evansville, on the day of the election,
to be holden on
TUESDAY Nov. Sd. 1865.
The keepers or proprietors of all tav-
erns, groceries,, bar-rooms, saloons, on
other places licensed for the sale by
retail of spirituous or intoxicating
liquors within the City of Evansville,
are notified and required to close their
respective places OF business, and re-
frain from the sale or otherwise dis
posing of spirituous or intoxicating
liquors at retail, for and during said
day. And the Police force of said
City are instructed to see the forego-
iBg Proclamation strictly enforced.
Witness my hand, and the seal oil
said City of Evansville. the I'd day
of November, 1868.
VIM. HI. WALKER, Mayor.
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THE LAST EFRoRT.-The Indian
oils Sentinel of yesterday is filed with
a score of silly and d~espicable false
hoods, just about as bold and I'M
blnshing as those which filed the
columns of the Courier on Saturday
morning. They simply show how
desperate Democratic editors have
grown. The whole rebel sympathiz-
ing crew will be wiped out to. day,
cork legs and all. 7e ra
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Repahncan Headquarters TO.Day.

Republican Headquarters To-Day.
The following. places have been
selected as the headquarters of each
Ward, where afidavits may be OBJ
tanned and made out, and other bust
ness Of the Rallying and Challenging
Committees attended to:
Frst P~reciact-Meyer's Grocery.
Second P~reciRct-Habenicht's Gro
Gerry a.f fal
Third Preca'ct-Esquire Emery's
Office. eaH g
Fourth Precinct-Auditor's Office.
FIFTH Precinet = Deeker's Store,
Third Street. .ot 4lsli =.
Sieth and SeVnM Prectacts-Wil-
shire's Cooper Shop #s
Eighth Precsnct-Republican Wig
wan. n moT} .-o gssd
Ni1sfh Precimc-Cassavant's Mar
Bile Shop. F.
Tenth Precinct - independence
School House. 1ol-f1 re 7.
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In NEED OF "SAND."-On Wednes-
day afternoon. a gentleman of this
city offered to bet one of the editors
of the journal that he could prove
that the Radicals had paid the board
of forty men at the Crescent City
Springs for three weeks before the
last election, and had voted them in
the Seventh Ward.
The editor denied the charge, but
he hadn't the sand in his ~gizzard,"
and dared not come to Limerick /"
with the money.-EUansUitle Journal.
We clip the above from the Indian
apolis Sentinel. OF course those who
read the Evansville Courier reccg.
nize it as one of its silly lies. But
the Sentinel, knowing that no one
would believe it if it were credited to
its infamous author, falsely credits il
to the JOURNAL. Falsehood and
forgery is the sole reliance of Demo
cratic newspapers of the Courier and
Sentinel calibre.
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ATTENTIoN.-Attention is called to
the cards of Mr.. VIM. Wachs, station
er and dealer in hooks, &c. Mr..
Wachs has a splendid assortment of
pictures, picture frames, and in fact
all articles in his line. He is the
agent for the sale of Marshalrs line
portraits of Lincoln and Grant, the
finest yet produced. Call and see
him. ao a9i
ri
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First JAeEfneL-John Myers Gro
Gerry, eaHIet of Second and Cowan
Streets,
Sec0d Precinct. Habenicht's
GrJsery.
Third Precinct. - Upper Engine
House.
Fourth Preciact.-Court House.
Fifth Precinct.-Vine Street En-
giEe House
Siath Precinct - Laraasco Engine
House.
SeveHth Precinct Kolle's Ware
house.
Eighth Precinct-Schrader's Gro
Gerry, on Oakley Street. between Sixth
and Seventh.
Niath Precinct-UhPs Pottery, on
Main Street.
Tenth neutrality-suspicious. School
House
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Crescent CRY SILVER BAND
The Crescent City Silver Band was
out last night, aud visited the differ
emit Republican ward headquarters
delighting the people with choice
music, such as only thas band can
produce.
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the campaign, as 1t Is. to attempt
a synopsis Of his remarks. It
is a natter of regret. however, that
Mr.. Cobb did not, or would not, ac-
cept the challenge of Major Robinson
to a joint discussion. In this city. to
our people, the discussion would have
proven one of the richest meetings of
the campaign. But Mr.. Cobb doubt
less felt it best to adopt the old
adage,
Large ships may venture more,
But little boats should keep near shore"
He therefore wisely gave Evansville
a wide berth until the last night of
the campaign.
The meeting was not characterized
with that degree of enthusiasm usual
to- Democratic meetings in short, the
Democracy did not enthuse" worth
a cent. When Mr.. Cobb had con
cluded his remarks, the Councilman
from the Third Ward appeared, and
announced that the same.rallying aud
challenging committees that had act
ed at the last election in that ward
would act at this election, which an
nouncement was received with rap
lures of applause.
A gentleman then appeared on the
stand and announced that a process
sion would then be formed. 1t was
forthwith done, and headed by the
Band, moved down Locust to First
Street, and down First Street to Char
ley Habbe's, where the procession
halted for a moment. Some one said
Let the procession move" and it
moved straight into Habbe's. 1t was
gravely suspected by some of the sc
date Democrats that the "proeesh ;
was gotten up especially for Charley
benefit. Who can tell?
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LET OFF EAsY.-A young man from
Sullivan County, who visited the city
on Saturday, INDUCED in the use of
bad whisky until ne Attracted the at
tention of the police. and got himself
into trouble, will perhaps not do so
again, having learned a valuable les
son. ..
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Law CARD.-We call attention to
the law card of Mr.. A. II. Clark,
formerly Of Hopkinsville. Kentucky,
who has located in this city, with a
view of practicing his profession. Mr..
Clark has for some time held the DO
sition of Circuit Clerk in his county
and comes well recommended as an
attorney at law. s
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hy Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRInwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner of Third and Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. oc26 diff
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THE TICKET.

We give below the ticket printed
by the Republican Executive Com
mittee Of Vanderburgh County. See
that you vote none other:
Presidential Election.
November Sd, 1865. III
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No CoUNcIL.-There was no Coun-
oil meeting yesterday. The meeting
wa postponed until Thursday at two
O'Clock pm. The postponement was
made to enable the clerk to get out
the duplicates. e1
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o

RockportStage (via Eewburgh and Boom
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by 7 p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud SATURDAYS.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at7 A. M. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by p. M.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily tex
copt Sundaysl at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
cont Sundays by 2 p. NJ
To NEwBURG.-HacK daily Except SUN.
@ay) from the Merchants Hotel at Z
O'Clock p. M. s@lA i
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SUDDEN DEArH.-An inquest was
held yesterday morning over the body
of lady named Mollie Jessie. at the
residence of Mrs. Groves, on Mulber-
ry Street, between Fourth and Fifth.
The jurysFeturned a verdict that Mrs.
Jessie came to her death from apo
plexy. On Sunday night she went
to bed as we'll MS usual, not
making any complaint whatever.
During the night she was heard to
groan, but nothing was thought of it
by those who heard her. Yesterday
morning she was found dead in the
bed. frs e4Iirasur1 fl :
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BOARDING.

- BOARDING, WITH Oh WITH
49, lodging, can be had corner second
aud ~ camDre streets, near the Catholic
Church. uov3 1Wd MRS. GLEAVEd.
u BOARDING ON Second Street, be-
40 tween Sycamore and Vine, Ia the
house lately occupied by Mr. VIM. BuoE-
Three large furnished IOoms, suitable for
families. Day bOarders wantei.
auA dtt MRS. q. A. FULLER.
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SOLDIERS, VoTE FoR GRANT.-Sol-
diers, don't fail to vote for the man
to-day who led you successfully
against the enemies of your country.
With Grant you fought for peace.
Now vote for Grant and peace.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family flour sold Ia the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, also. rye -four for
sale by H. d. Allis & Co., First ST.,
second door below Vine.
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WILL REJoIcEs-Oar people viii
all rejoice when the election excite
ment shall have passed, and political
meetings are over for the present.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-Nothing of i'm
portance to the general reader trans
pired in the Circuit Court yesterday,
There were but two cases-both ac-
tions for debt-of interest to the par
ties engaged, but to no one else.
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SERENADE.-A section of the Ores,
cent City Silver Band drew up in
front Of the JOURNAL Office last
night, and discOursed excellent music
The gentlemen will please accept
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DARING ROBBERY. - On Friday
night last a daring robbery was per-
petrated at Grandview, Spencer Coun-
ty, it being the complete capture of
the contents of a shoe shop. It seems
that Mr. Conner, who carries On a
shoe establishment there. had EN-
ployed q couple of shoe ficks," who
happened along a few days previously.
On Friday morniug Mr.. g.. contrary
to the usual custom and the prudent
advice of Shylock. gave them the key
of the shop, so that they would not
have to wait his coming in the morn
ing. They did not wait it seems.a as they
entered the store that night and made
of with the contents, consisting of
about $3.50 worth of fine boots, shoes,
and feathers. The rascals have not
been heard of since.
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FAIR.-The colored people gave a
Fair last night at Masonic Hall, for
the benefit of the Colored Band. AS
far as we could learn all passed off in
good order. The boys composing the
band play we'll for new beginners.
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YOUNG MEN.-All young men, first
voters, ought to feel proud of the
privilege of casting their FIRST vote for
Grant, Liberty and Peace.
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AWTED.

WTANTEEs-A cofapetene Carpenter o.
W. Cabinet Maker, ira each county, TO
take tue aasncg OF brown Esaieut
Impravsds Eu n MOIuAnG ana
Weather Slsfes, Whlch is applied TO tie
sides, bottom and top OF doors and rat
Ting windows. IA sale is beyond any
thing offered 70 al agent. From $40 10
30 per day made by active competent men,
Send for agents circular. The first who
apply secure the exclusive business OF the
county. H. =. BROWN, Genl agent, Gin
cinnatt Rubber MOldfBg Co.. No Apollo
Building, Cincinnati, o. uov6 2tW
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Just Reserved, az The
Nesc York Grocery.

NStU LOTE UTOCtTy,
100 barrels fine Eastern Apptes.
Also, Cranberries, Buckwheat Flour,
New Currants. whole, half and quar-
ter boxes new Raisins, Citron, Prunes.
sweet and boiled Cider, choice Syrups ;
in fact, everything desirable for the
holidays. Best brands of fresh
oysters received daily.
PARsoN, SCovILLE & MOFFETT,
oc30.tf rs Main Street.
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TUESDAY Nov. Sd. 1865,
Attention.

l desire a partner with q small capt.
tai. Immediately. Apply at this Of
ice. 0e21-tf s.
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Tsrre Haute and IndianasOlis
Ohio and Mississippi RailrOa'
FROM v-INCENNEs.
IINEa.

tn LouIsvIELE.-Every Monday and
zafurdav al 10 O'Clock An. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, ana Saturday at .
o'clock p. NJ.
TO CAIeo-Daily. except Sunday. at 3
O'Clock P. NJ.
and Saturday at 8 o'clock r. M. Every
Monday and Thursday at 6 O'Clock p. n.
To EAsrPORT. Every Tuesday and
FridE at4 O'Clock p. n.
To HEsDERsOS-Daily, except Sundays.
o. 2 O'Clock Pm.
TO NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
m.
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FOR RENT.

NOR BENT AsEMENT-The base
I& ment of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, corner of Second and Chestnut
Streets. This would be a very desirable
place for teaching Ats6c or DrdDfnp and
PdiHling. Also, n good roam for an once.
Inquire OF ALVAH JOHNSON,
au10 dtf Real Estate Agent.
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d PRESIDENT.

S. GRANT.
ron vICE PRESIDENT. ~
SCHUYLER COLFAX.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. HI. CLARK.

A. II. CLARK,
Uate of H~opkinsviIIe, Kentucky
n AT Law
South SIDE Third St., East of Main,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
VIII practice in the Courts of Wander
burgh and adjoining Counties, and attend
10 the collection of claims in Kentucky.
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION:
Hon. j. F. Buckner, A~ttorney-at Law,
Louisville, Kentucky: Hon. Thomas C.
Dabney. A~ttorney-at Law, Cadiz, Ken
lucky; Hon. L. p. Campbell, A~ttorney-at-
Law, H~Opkinsvitle, Kentucky: John q,
Latham, President Bank of Hopkinsv1lle,
H-opkinsviIle, Kentucky. noVS I'm
Coroner's Inquest, No. As
YIELD ON TIA BODY OF A
80 woman named Mile Jessie, whose
BODY was found at the residence OF Mrs.
Groves, on Mulberry Street, etWeen
Fourth and Fifth, In the city OF Evans
Vile, State of Indiana, on the I'd day OF
find from the evidence, that the deceased
came to her death by apoplexy of he
brain, and at the tinae of her death she
was about IS years old: 5 feet Q inches
black calico striped dress. Nothing OF
"N0-o SAMUELP F. HAVLIN,
nov2 Coroner Vanderburgh County.
WORCESTERSHIRE NOTICE. We
~ hereby give notice that we have this
| day adnitted TO c~opartnership with us
THOMAS s.. VENABLE, of greensboro.
&c. DuSOUCHET & co.
Evansville. Ind, Nov. lst, 1852 s
now div
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CITY N Z w S

TUESDAY 5. iss
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FOX SALE.

TOR SAHaE-OXEN- Three yoke OF
oxen anu Two gon Apply to
JOHN GREEK.
oc20 DIV Crescent City Springs.
union copy.l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17

Thu, Mollie Hambleton will leave for
she 8 Francis river this evening, Capt.
Bowman commanding, and Sam Raine,
]. b. Shell and VIM. Clark in the Office.
Capt. W. J. Ashford will depart with
the Commercial for White River this
evening. Charley and Johnny smithsr
are clerks.
The Marble City, Capt Dan. Conway.
and Henry Il. Corbyn and Lit. I. Penny,
clerks. will leave for Cairo and St. Louis
at FIVE o'clock.
The Cora s., Capt Hicks King, AL.
Croxsll and Lem. Malbon. clerks, will
shove out for Louisville this afternoon.
The 6ne steamer, Sam. j. Hale, Capt.
VIM. Walker, and f. c. Miller, clerk,
will depart for Cincinnati and way land
ings at Eve o'clock
The Des Arc, Captain John D. Elliott,
leaves for Helena and Vicksburg this
evening. W. II. Miller, Cad Hanks and
Matt. Glass occupy the Office.