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FROM THE FAR WEST.

sT. LoUIs, Aug. u.
A dispatch from South Pass City, Of the
22d, says: On the 1lth inst, train was at
tackled eighty miles west of here by the Sioux
Indians. A man named David Hays was
FILLED and the wagons aud stock captured.
On the 10th instant Major Baldwin and FIVE
men were attacked By twenty Sioux, sixty
Eve miles vest Of here. Two whites were
severely wounded and three Indians killed.
The day following three men we're At.
tackled in the samc place Baldwin had 6rht.
Three Indians we're killed. One OF the white
. men es,spsu, ous 'ne olnels nave prooanly
the indians.
Twenty-one car loads of Normons LEFT
Omaha for Utah on Saturday.
Advices from Leasburg, New Mexico, men
tion Indian derredations in that region; aiso
between Forts Selden aud McRea.
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Bags !! Bags !!

KIT Abu
this city, consiyt.ag OF
Union 4 Seamless Sacks
Stark A Cotton Seamless Sacks
Other brands Cotton -
Burlap Bags,
Gnnny Bags,
Flour Bag, &c,
FOR SALE
As low as the same quality can be had IL lie
Weet
IL the keokuk lag Factory, III Main Slrc,.
". A. BEERS.
Ang23
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THE CAPITAL STOCK

Of $25 eaoh. When 1fois paid on each shsre, a
certificate Of stock f s25 will be issued. and no
further assessments u be made. We expect 70 be
eble 70 pay earf61 dividends Of interest on the
latter arroun. as seon as tho lines completed
Instailnents from time 70 tr,e, for the payment
Of the stock subscribed, will be called tor by les
Directors. ns the erection Of the lines progress.
Suteerirtions for single share will be received
The more the stock i. diytribu.ed the better fer
the Company. There is no individual lishility az
A.r tia 1nk r.ain for.
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CHARLESTON. Aug. 2.

Hon James 3. Campbell started for wash
ington to>day, in order to present TO Pres
ident johnson an address from the people Of
Charleston, setting forth the dangerous cons
dition Of tie city, the inability of the city gu
ihori,ies 10 preserve peace if riots should
arse. and announcing the determination Of
The white people to be moderate, and to avoid
as far ss possible al collision, and asking the
Prssidens to provide for the protection Of the
Nv.
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ELISHA :. whpswoRTn,
Chicago
NATHAN MEARS,
Mears, Bates 4 Co. cticss1
SAMUEL HALE,
G q. "a avr1r' h'''' Ayr : 60. oa''-'''
joha Y. rer~o oil L Co., chgoaxo,
VA TuRpiS,
Tarpin 4 Co, Chicago
DAVID aAGE AZ
JOHN c HAisrs,
Posi- G.r.an l..y Ins. Co., Chicago
rfe4t reh Na,ion.i BANK. Chicsre,
prerst
iray Phelps 4 Co, Chicago.
bFeuLvxa
Culver 4 c. Chicago.
= b 8stdner & CO. chessc
DAVID kREIaH,
Dssit greiah Co Chicago.
SKFAnigANk,
faithank. Peck 4 Coz. Chiosgo
Sac. G. W. Eel. Comply,
Cen Wessnasl, M saL.sRR Line: oh,s.xe
N GILMAN,
ROBERT MecHEsNEY.
FRANCIS SUE oa,issS. ssas,
Josxpu II DAKT,
c BEckwlrn,
Ghicsgu
Corey 4 Dwight. ohieAsoi
Prosg Bon Co, Otaoass.
LPsANGER.
Joliet, III.
Ew BupsoT.
Detroit, Mich.
RTALIEs,
B.bker, Des aetssA Iowa
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LlME! LIME! LIME!

eu|Hs LAvnxscx LINZ CO. have their wort
plated and are prepared TO furnish their superior
Ltns h. uuantities to suit 1t ths lowest na'ket rate
The asrsnEeDents and Acittsa iof
s,s .nd et their works will enable them
to Eesp fuiI supply All tmea Orders may be sff At
n Busla Hardware store, or at the cece OF the heo-
l. r. FORD,
,.~ata6.f Manager
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BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON DE-F s1-HIr.
From Washin 4 ton.
COpp.rls. Developments
in Missouri.
Charleston, s. G., asks additional
Protection.
Shooting ARRAY In Spring.
field, Ill
Hanging Of u supposed Horse
Thief In Kansas.
Indian DerredaIi0ns In the
West.
THE INDIANS TO BE DRIVEN SOUTH
THE INDIANS TO BE DRIVEN SOUTH
or THE KANSAS LINE.
LATs. NEWS BY CAs.s.s
The Charge Of an Attempt to As
sassinate Queen Victoria
Disputed.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l45s
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

oslA Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books
!, u Bridses 4 2 Estes Hoai
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DEHTI0TRY.
l. { ilxsrsoll.....cor Third Aail, tup staifs).
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utocks--Wholssale 4 Retail.
nfidses Nos l 4 Estss House
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pROSP E(T US

This Company ]. established with view to
cheaper Telegraph correspondence in the West,
and will locate Offices NJ all points where the re-
eeipts will warrant fair profit to the Assoeia
ton. It il organized under State Laws and the
National Act Of Congress. The shares put st .
low sum, in order to induce ALL classes to become
stockholders, and thereby insure its success by
tayoring the Company with their business and
influence VIC desire our stockholders to be com
poaed of every business, vocation and calling.
The stock will be apportioned, according to pop
alation, to the cities and villages in ILLINOIS,
WISCONSIN, MINNEsOTA, MICHIGAN,
IOWA, INDIANA, MISSOURI, KAEsAS snd
NEBRASKA. We expect every enterprising ID an
in these States v i'll second cur endeavors. Our
extensive correspondence in the States named war
rant this hope. The people are eg;tSsiass'c fof
competing line andchsaper prizes. TREY saALh
~ "
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cLOTHTERs.

vtne,ll. Jones & Co......cor Third Main streets
iIs,s. stern d Co........cor Soeond ! Main streets
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oetn, silver Ware.
.,rl,, 1 , Rates H0use.
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G,& sfEAm FITTINGS.
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.M.Dssn. Third 4 Main streets
Muiskamp Matsss..............S0 so Main street
Huisksmp Brc..... Main street-bst 4th 9th.
N Hart Main street
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The Mt. Auburn Young Ladies'
lNSTl VIE
VIII open Its Tw%- .-Fif.h hes-
sion seiss. SSH.

It's Board of Instructors, and facilities for
= = athorou zh ccurte Of education unrlvalied by
anv similar School In the country
For Catalogues or inf,rm .tlon address
I. n. WHITE,
as West Fourth.st., Cincinnati, o.
nua23d4w
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Hanging of u supposed Her.e
Thief In Kansas.

Indian serrcdaIi0ns In the
West.
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cUMMIseION MERCHANTs.
:. a ga,.k I "a
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CLOCKS, WATCHES = JEWkLRYs
ian @ Bridges. ges..............Nos Kstes House.
r. 4. Avres 4 gops... ..........67 Main street
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,a.waoIEeALE RErAIl
nny.aoODs-RETAIL.
Engraving, Brands, & 9ealr.
rIiR NlT,rNE

J. B. Crus- Co .................-..las Main stree
Duneru, kare 4 Co...-...i4ah 1 la2 Main s'rco
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tfOR SALE.-Lots l and 2, in Block ~,
Reid's Addition- Price ab5 .er eaci, lot
Also Lot 10, Flock ies, on CoDenst Street teta.sr
i5th ara isth his. little perfect prlee stoa.
Alo Lot & half of Lott, Flock - 10 EtouIpes l.
diiicn to Heokuk, IN one story frame 6~eiiinN
tanning three ea lsr cttera ststl- and the best
variety ef fruit 10 he found in this city he
1usn.iy ef land. This property form eiy oecuJi
by P. a Wari r'tie rertecf. Price ~ ,oo0.
KBgureef II u. TEN kYth,
aux79 Corner sth and Msir.
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BucKEYE FOUNDRY
vsu. Armitaes q Co.......,cor Ninth Jeanaen.
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aROUEHs-RETAlL.

at,,tssn 4 Alh 12n Main street
4 q Meuuee, ........sI Mein street.
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noCks = sTATl0EEHY.
BOOTS 4 sHoEs-RETAIL.

avid Lowry street
1 " Westss&t Main strsst-near Fourth.
sh.,er Bros. -. .....s8 Main street..
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p.ek Brothors. CO. Fonrth 4 Main streets
u pp.r ...SqM Main street.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

DILvIDERE, Ills, Aug. "a
Ths fe-union OF the e6th Illinois will occur
here on SEPT. 4th.
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HARDWARE.

n ard rare d House Furnishing 0oods
4 We,ar 4 ACo..Ias Main street
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of provisions in vt IN the rear
grating to Kingston or tne =
poorer classes continues.
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Rfvar En5annfnlnos as.

PrTTsBURG, December % River 3 feet 10
inches asnd falling Weather colds 3ner-
curry zO150-
CIECINNATI, December 26.-The river has
risen q inches; II feet inches fn fhs
channel. It has beeen showing ali the
forenoon.
CAIRO, December 27.-Bismarck. New Or
leans to Cairo. at P. IL; Cora $, Louis
vile to Arkansas River at 3 A. NJ; Oar
ling. cincinnati 10 New Orleans at il A n ::
Nashville, Cairo 10 Nashville, at 3 p II
The weather IS clear and warm. River
stationary. ..u !
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2z.-There is 6 feet z.
inches in the canal; feet inches in the
chute, and 3 feet inches on the rocks and
rising The ice IS heavy. ArriYed--N1ch.
Longwortn, from New Orleans; Charles
ton from KaDawha. Gen Lyle. for GIN
cInnafi, and Robert Moore for Nashville,
departed.
NASHVILLE, December 26.-River sta
tionary; lor.y inches on Harpetu Shoals
this morning. There is promise Of rafn to-
night. The Fanny Brandeis arrived from
Evansville.
MEMPHIS, December 26.-CIoudy; three
incnes OF snow fell this morning. River
falling steadily. Departed last night-Fsl7-
bicon, VicksburZ; Melnotte, Lexington To
New Orleans; t0-day-Dexter, TO New Or
leans: Clifton, to Cincinnati; Bermuda to
Arkansas River. IN Port-SilVer Cloud
No. . Argonaut. and Coosa. Heavy fog on
the river tonight.
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BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER.-Sat-
urday afternoon was occupied in JUS
tice Walkers Court BY the trial OF
the case of the State of Indiana on
relation of Lucinda Crenshaw VS..
Louisa Miller for assault and bat
terry. A jury of twelve men was
called. Charles G. Bennett and
Young Richardson prosecuted, and
Captain Willard defended. The case
was submitted without argument,
and the Jury retired, but up to dark
had not agreed upon a verdict. II
seemed to be the impression that
there were eleven obstinate men on
the jury. Mrs. Miller, we believe,
proposed to bring an.action for surety
of the peace against the prosecuting
witness, who is about the color Of
coal tar, and looked as venomous as
old Satan himself. 81
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EVANSVILLE OPERA HOUSE. -
The theatre on Friday night vas lib
orally patronized, one Of the 1argest
audiences being present that has ever
graced that beautiful building on a
like occasion. The audience was not
only large and Fashionable bat highly
appreciative. The actors seemed in
spired By the occasion. and played
with unusual ability, receiving round
after round of applause Mr.. Linden
fairly surpassed himself. and kept the
house in constant roar. Mrs. Lin
den, Miss Whitney. Miss Lopez, Mr.
Grierson, Richmond. Walters. Smith,
and Hamilton, all played finely, and
the universal verdics was that it was
decidedly the best performance Of the
season, as it was certainly the best
patronized. For soma reason the
theatre was not opened GA Saturday
night, although bills were distributed
and some tickets sold. There was, we
are told, some misunderstanding be-
tween the Directors and Manager, but
as we do not fully understand the
merits of the question, shall not vol
unteer aoy advice to either party 1t
is to be regretted that so fine a place
of amusement cannot be kept open.
successfully, during the Winter at
least.
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SrATIsTIcs WAN4TEp. -Several d

STATISTICS WANTED. = Several Of
our merchants and manufacturers, to
whom application has been made,
have as yet neglected to make out
their statistics for the year. We hope
they will give it their attention at
once, as it is advisable to have the
Trade Report for 1868 published as
early in January as possible.c 1t is
very possible that In making out the
list of business men, upon whom to
call for statistics, some have been 1n-
advertantly omitted It is hoped that
all such will feel called upon to make
out their annual statements, and send
them 10 to the JOURNAL 0fhce with
out DELAY. c 1t r. has
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THB TROUBLES or AN INSURANCE

AeENT.-A few days ago. one ofsthe
Insurance agents OF this city visited
Lamaseo for the purpose Of making q
diagram 0 house on which he pro-
posed to take risk On.examuing
his portfolio he discovered that he
was minus "a pencil, aud at once step
ped into a house near by to procure
one. There being no one at the house
but kitchen girl. he asked her for
the desired article. Not finding one,
the girl went into an adjoining room
to get pen and ink, leaving the in
surance agentin the sitting room, but
taking with her a poeket-book which
contained some money. While in the
adjoining room she laid the pocket
book down, and forgetting it, return
ed to hand the agent the pen aud ink.
just as he was about leaving the
house the girl called to him aud ac
cused him of stealing the pocket
book. Here was a nice mess of
hsh, sure enough. But what 20 40
the insurance agent was not long IN
deciding. He declined leaving the
house until the pocketrbook was
found, and on the retu RI of thelady
of the house, diligent search was
made for the lost book, which, Of
course, was found just whore the
affrighted girl had left il, and the in
surance agent came away with his
honor fully indicated, after having
accepted the apologies Of the girl and
lady of the house AZ. $500
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ORPHAN AsYLUM.-Since the or
ganization and the establishment Of
the Orphan Asylum at this place,
eighty children have been received
therein aud cared for, fifty Of whom
have been provided with good homes.
To the ladies who have had charge OF
the institution, it's success will be a
matter of the greatest satisfaction.
What amount of suffering has been
relieved by the efforts of those char
itably disposed ladies will be known
only in that great day for which all
others We're made. Our citizens may
all well feel proud Of the good accom-
plished by those faithful, earnest Ia
dies.
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wilson Shuttle Sewing Machines,
0nd Their Advantages ever ali

LIST. They are simple. perfect and
easily operated.
%. They make the celebrated lock
stitch, alike on both sides, that will
not rip or ravel.
3D.. They are sold at q price within
the reach of every family ~ the land.
4th. They Stitch, hem, fell, tuck,
bind, braid, cord and gather.
9Th. They can be operated by a
child. a-poE H
9th. Fhey win sew the finest main
sock TO beaver overooats and COW
9Th. They are particularly adapted
for all family sewing aud tailoring.
|. 9Th Only $40.
We especially solicit the patronage
of merchant tailors, dress makers,
shirt and bosom makers, hoop skirt
manufactures. corset makers, GaIter
filters. shoe BIDDERS, vess makers aud
pantaloon makers ts
Saierooa No. Z Second Street. he
tween Main and Locust.
de24tf MN. MILLER, Agent.
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LAWSUIT DECIDED. = The suit of
Gaff, Cochrane & Co. vs.. Hutchinson
and Graham, which has been pending
in the Common Pleas Court for some
time, and upon which there had
already been one trial, was decided on
Saturday, in the Gibson Court, Judge
Johnson presiding. The plaintiffs
brought suit for $4,000, and judg-
mena was rendered for the defendants
for about $1,000. Messrs. DENLY and
Marsh appeared for tho plaintiffs, and
Measrs l.. Q, DeBrueler and Hynes
for defendants.
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MArRIMaNIAE.-Dnring lie week

n :. 7 = : y 1ll II 7711l-
ending last Saturday evening, licene 5
to marry were granted to
Harry Mabel and Louisa Asnus.
ThOs- r. Green aud Lou G. tuuois.
David joins and Mary a Manning.
Ter
lark Antilles and Mary II. A. Kerr.
N1chofaus Rueffer and Elizabeth Morne-
Wig. ..r II
Alor 70 biunfz and Clara Mote
lanes A. SInSOn and Elizabeth Scho-
field.
Am Haryd1u-an Ann Mary Andrews.
Peter Fabrian and Josephine Horn.
August HING and Maria Rahm-
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TINE YEr.-The Trade Report for
1863 is nearly ready to be placed in
the hands Of the printers, but IL IRE
is opportunity yet for those who have
not secured advertisements to do so,
if application is made soon. The pub
liealion of the Report is a fixed fact,
and it will have a circulation greater
by far than any other medium of adj
vertising open to our business men.
No enterprising merchant should
have his name omitted from the Re-
port.
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A BTG HoG.-Mr. w. NJ. Akin re-
ceived hog on Saturday that weigh
ed $40 pounds net weight. 1t viii be
cut and packed at Gavisk's pork !
house to-day. The hog was raised BY
a farmerin the Blue Grass region. 1t
is a regular rouser.
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ED Juvenile and Toy Books at
FISH a. BARTER's.

A LARGE Stock OF SUPERIOR
LIQUoRs.-N. T. Carr & Co., at No. 3
large. stock Of superior Liquors Of the
choicest brands, selected with great
care expressly For tii3 market by Mr..
Carr himself. with special refereneet TO
the wants of this t. de, and offered at
very small profits By wholesale to cash
customers. Steamboat bars supplied
on liberal terms. dec10-dtf
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re Can IL be possible that over Five
Million Bottles of PLANTATION BITTEEss
have been sold durin- the past year2 Il
is absolutely true. snd IS the pIust con-
vincing prOofof their won ferfuI me ticlnal
and nea th-reStOFing qualities. ssvery
family should be supplied with these Bit
ters, at whatever cost or troable it may be
to obtain them. Be careful thatsyou get
the geoUine, aud that you are not inpOs-
ed upon by spurious article.
MAGNOLIA " ATER.-SuperiOr 10 the best
imported German Cologne. and sold at
half the price. ..rfl dec2l d3teOdItW
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nB The handsomest. best and
most suitable articles for Holiday
Presents can be found at Louis Bitt-
rolf S Jewelry Store, No. So Main
Street. "A large stock Of fine Silver
Plated Ware on hand tdec25
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ANOTHER FIRE ALARM.--On Sat-
urday evening a third alarm Of fire
for the day was sounded. This, we
are told, was occasioned by the up
setting of lamp in a stable in the
lower part Of the city. near Pigeon
Creek. The fire was extinguished,
however, without any special damage
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AN EXCELLENP HOLIDAY PREs
ENT The e Souvenierl Fen dol
lars worth of the laeestand best pub.
lications, elegantly bound in cloth and
full guilt; price onlT So For sale by
dec22-1wd. O.. w. WARREN.
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LosT.-On Tuesday, 225, on Main
Street, between First Street and the
Depot, a package containing two small
Bibles, Ia dark binding The finder
will confer a favor by leaving them at
this office. dec24-26
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MONDAY .....4DEcEMBER %. 1855
CITY N h W s.

REMEDY FOR CRoUP.-The French
have discovered that the white of an
egg given ia sweeteued water IS a sure
cure for the Group. The remedy is to
be repeated till cure is effected.
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CANED-Nr. August Brauns, the
worthy, attentive, and popular Deputy
Auditor, was, on Christmas Day, pre-
sented with beautiful ivory, topped
and elegantly ornamented cane by
the employees of the Auditors Office
as a token of their esteem. It is a
vory handsome present. most worth
ily bestowed and highly appreciated.
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PERsONAL.-Captain A. Liter, of
South Carrolton. Ky, was in the city
on Christmas day.
Mr.. A. J. Calkins, editor of the
Princeton Clarion, is in the city, hav-
ing been involuntarily detained over
Sunday by a miscalculation of three
minutes relative to the departure of
the afternoon train. To his disap-
pointment in not getting home, was
added the disappointment ocoasioned
by the unexpected. closing of the
theatre. .liloh
Dr. G. L. Jaquess, Of Helena, Ar
kansas, is in the city.
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re- Gold Pens and Pebclls ut
49, 80 -. FIsH q RARTER's.

FANCY Shoes AND SLIPPERS
We are receiving and making to. or
der white Kid. silk and fancy colored
CATERS, ladies and gentlemeh's fancy
SLIPPERS, OF choiee styles and qualities,
for holiday. bridal aud party occa
sious. Also two cases thIn sole dauc-
ing CATERS for the approaching holi-
day.Dalls 3s TURNERE KUMLER.
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70. 8 SEcoNp STRRET.-A splendid

8 SECOND STRRET.-A splendid
stock of all kinds of boots and shoes
may always be found at John Rasch's.
on Second Street. Indies shoes OF
vafi5ies and styles of the best make.
Boys boots and Shoes. Ladies and
gentlemen's over-shoes. Customers
cannot fail to be pleased, as the stock
has been selected with the greatest
care. Call at No. 8 Second Street.
m, W. 81 f.-nov12.
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CANDY.-Wholesale price of pure
Stick Candy, by the box. at 19c per
pound. Toys and Fancy Goods at re-
dueed prices. II. Hermann, No. 45
Main Street; ALTERING & HAssLER,
No. 10 South First Street. NC I'm
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Res Never mind nigh taxes. Pay
them now aud save FIVE per ceot. !;
then 60 to Davidson s. Becker's, 160
Main Street, and save ID or 20 per
cent. more on a good warm suit, be-
fore the weather gets too cold.
nOV2S-mW&s.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-28

pE- Geo. S. Sonntag & Go. can be
found at the old Lowenthal store,
corner Of First and Main Streets,
where they expect to supply their
customers with goods Ia their line.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-28

The change en- the Ohio and Mis- tssippf
Railroad kes place on Monday, Deem
Der 9TH, after which we will correct In G
time u he of that Road. -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-28

B Three hundred pounds Table
Butterat 35 cents a pound 300 dozen
fresh eggs at 80 cents a dozen; Beans,
Hominy, Dried Peaches and Apples,
Sugars, Teas, Cofees, and a full and
complete assortment of Groceries, for
sale at very low figures at
rH S. III. S. COOKS,
25-2t No. 1873 Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-28

p Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner Of Third aud Main. Finest stock
In the city. Perfum cries of all kinds
Attention of the ladies invited None
but the best kept. Ioc26 diff
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-28

aFLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family -four sold Al the city. the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye -four for
sale by Fl. D. Ailis & Co., First ST.
second door below Vine.