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CORPUS CHRISTI.
MORGAN LINE U. s NAIL STEAMERS
EOR CORPUS CHRIsTI, ROCK PORT
and st. MsysThe Iowprsssure sdswhes iron steamship
Alabama,
O.. BENSON. Commander,
Will sail on SUNDAY Oct. IL. ct A NJ, from her wharf,
foot Of ST. Joseph sstreet, carrying the q. g. malls
The Alabama will to Rockpor landing freight pas
for Corpus Christi and St nays that place
For freight passage apply to
C. A WHITNEY 4 CO., Ageuta
80 and 81 Camp street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VIEW YORK.
ron INV Yoak
H1soHAxEv STEAMSHIP LINZ
osnpua.hs ~ arssaan sts.naAaps-
Sk kEkdnAh GIN m4n4fl.........oa,S:n z g.
sankszE ". s:s Der:
uNrKD STATES. .osisah as~ 1. NsrssE
SAILING hs. ~ Ter. svxxr sAruRDAx.
n stssnshiD
B. 4. HODGES. ooum.adsr,
WIN leave wharf opposite Vegetable Msrkss Second Dses
SATURDAY., Oct 10. st5P.n.
fhsss Steamers have Superior sossnnsdaks.s for -
ssngsrs.
oAsH
- Bills Of Lading signed through TO Liverpool.
WOOD. Low on. : - sV J.mn
TIE Steamship SHERMAN win follow. leaving sArUR-
DAY. October IL, si5P.
FOE NEW yokK DIRECT.
THE oRoHwELL LINZ
This Line d composed Of The Following sssanships.
oss. Crsnwsu, 2ss. Washinstsn.
Thu StsAmship
Mar1posas
=. KMBLE Commander
wissvs ben wharf, sss sfFoslsass ssrssA - saturday
October 10Th, q 5P. L.
Passage
Freight for LIVERPOOL. HAvRE and BREMEN saks
y this linz. snd through bus Of sdns Given for
XLsxzs nou.rou.
q oszondslss srssG
BALTIMORE
SoR BAITnou AND HAVANA
FHz NEW oRLEAxs. sALrmeRs AND HAVANA
REGULAR sxnINoNxHLY LIFE OF sIEAMsHIPn
kIBERfY.....ls 100 tens. .Thsa L. Balm, Commando
ouBA...-......n se ssns.. .Dukshart, Demands.
CLARIFYING UNITED STATES nAuA
FIRST CABIN,
snfosen fioxse 70 New go
EOB BALrfH0RD AHD HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-ms alssdil fHss stsanshs
Mary land.
&C. REED, Commander.
WIN lssvs her whsr, OPP site Jackson Square. on
THURSDAY, Oct sh at r. r., carrying the U. malls
For freight or passass having ussnrpesssa
toas' apply v WITH ERsPooH. HAGsEY 90. Agents,
R.B-Rs bills Of ladins bat those Of Che Company WI
freight a. ss1s. ;: y s1 s
HAVANA.
Fer HATANA-U. 8. NAIL LINE.
LNcR HAVANA-U. =. MAI. LINF-
Il" sail on SATURDAY, October lUth, ct O'Clock r NJ,
the Al Iron Steamship
n. O'LEARy Commander.
Will leave her whaf Caiope street First Distrct
above. For freight passage apply TO
y. W. PERKINS, Agent,
rs Csrondelet street
To be followed SATURDAY, October 18th by steamship
ALLIANCE - :
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OUACHTrA RIVER

TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS nEau-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, Ut n.
EOR TKENTON. MONROE. COLUMBIA. HAR-
rsonbure Trinity an6 all Intermediate isndings-Ths
fne, fast passenger packet
CsroISne.
On place of the Clsona)
l. II. PATTERSON. Matter; ). W. WALDEN. Uisx;
WIN leave positively above For freight passsss
spply on board, orto wNBURN LORD. AgsnsA
90 0raviss strss9
Ps-The VIII tale freight passsnrsrs - tsv
any boat In the trade taking freight for Bavsu
and TsLsas and n Arbonns, with privilege Of 70.
shipping
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
xoxaAx LnE o. .. NAL srEAMsHIPx
FOE eALvHsroN AND rDrAsoLA-rHK
following new iron lowprsssurs stsanships form this
w. g. Hewes... -, Q. Harris. .Austin.
hSry.....'.... = enes: '......... Harsans
Clinton ID Osep hines..... II oteg0rda,
ne stsamship
VIII. TALBOT. Commander,
0r,rsishs or pa.sas 70 apply 10
oHAs A WHITNEY co.. AssaA
20 and q Camp strssk
Fsght insured at the rates adopted BY Board
WIN s.l from foot Of ST. Joseph street on SUNDAY,
FOE TExAs.I Recommendation TEXAS.
INSIDE B KwIoK's sAY ROUTE
WA
NEW ORLEANS. oIELousAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
s's1 Sss sr: M ssTT
pAYs at " O'Clock T., and the train leaving the Al
ass &: Morgan Lin. 4 sss:S:. %
Josephine. ......l..............cAPT. J. N LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
MategOrda... Capt. J. j. ATKINSON!
SUNDAYS AND THURsDAYI
elss b had and secured un3n O'CLOCK
isas.Ysdo :s Z; . s Of :: !.
Ferry Landing. on ths morning o. dsesrturs :" :" Ss
~. s s2ggIsas, s s's.ss Ass.s
BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. g. NAL. sTxAnsHIPa
Leaves on So sDAY. Oct nth. asAn
EOR BRAzOs SANTIAGO VIA CALVES
ToN-Ths iron ste Hmship
Austin.
s.P. FARwELL. Commander
win leave foot Of b. joseph street II steamer
unable TO the szos bar goods bs delivered 1t
ships tackle corgsss TO pay their nghtsraga For
CHAS. A. WHITNEY 4 Co, Ae,nsa
30 and % Camp strssG
Freight Insured st osha the adopted b. the Board
Of Underwriters July \. 1853
FLORIDA PORTS.
FOB FLORIDA PORTE
ALLIANCE LIN; u g. NAIL srEAxsHips
1sIs1 zHat1 re fHf i'm 81 SiSis OEb
Through bills Of Iadrs % CounbuA a.. and B.,nsr,a,,
Ga and all regular Landings Chatsahcochss River ssc
CO.. y. 80 s:
EVERY SATURDAY.
Alliance. e. Z PARKER. Commander
Lsvsea. L. q. LIVINGSTON. Commander
Florida, n. p'LEARY, Commander.
The steamship Florida.
o'LEARY, Commander,
VIII Leave her wharf, foot Of CAhops street, sArUR-
~ T. :' sssisIss I Co., GO: Ass:.: t.;
T. B.-Shippen WI pleass procure srdsrs from Agsnss
Once bsfors sending fright 70 ths steamer.
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
T'HKoUaH Ii ~ To CALIFORNIA VIA
fASANA RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW roEK ON THE 9Th and 10Th OF
EVERY MONTH. the day before when those dstss f.u
Sunday.
PASSAGE LowKRTHAN BIZ Any OTHER LINZ
Fer furthAr Information sddrsss
~ n DARLINGTON. Agent,
Pia 70 North River. New Yors.
W. WEBB, Prsatsos; cHAs DANA. Vice President
o~~- " Fv~hs-~e Pisr. wee vovk
TtWBOATs.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
VHE UNDERstoNED.w WISHING TO EsTAB
~ ssf :ss e @
port, have ssnhinsd ths iollewing fswbosis:
EdLIPsB LINE
swisssrlana. L<viashsa. Gladiator and
Pesry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and esntinsl.
YLuE.
Achilles, Thes. Il. Morgan, Equator. ~
bash. Nornas. Repubne, Tseanseh
Wieaeo and B0llaneo.
fhs numbw md ps~g d ths show a:sodsesd Line o.
fovbosss gsarAatss shaa no dsssnfasn VIZ ''os ena
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CRESCENT Ovvrcx No g CAR srsxKr
Saturday. 0esobsr 10 1854 )
CleaPod YoseeRaAYs
Ship Victory Cushing for Liverpool Lowell Bailey
ochr Is aid Belle Persons PaacagouA In ballast nassr
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RTV Il N e w s
For other River Items see. THIRD Page.

The additional arrivals and depar-
lures last night include the Charmer,
from Cincinnati; Palestine,Y Louis
vile and return; Ollie Sullivan, from
Cannelton; Cumberland, to Cairo;
Sam. Orr, to Passport; st. Marys,
Louisville to Cairo; Kate Robinson,
Cincinnati to Eastport. I
The Charmer had a nice trip for
this port and points bclow..."."The
Palestine was crowded with people,
and full of freight, including a large
lot she took from the st. Marys to
tighten her over French Island bar.
She turned most Of her passengers
over to the Cumberland, which left
with the best trip of the season. A
large number of her passengers
were representatives on their way
home from the Grand Masonic
Lodge of Kentucky...."..The Kate
Robinson had a fair trip, including a
large lot Of freight for this city, which
our merchants should have had
shipped by the Charmer, as she is an
Evansville boat, while the other is
working against the interests of EV-
ansville........The st. Marys, after
much tribulation and detention, got
over all Instructions and arrived here
at 81 O'Clock last night. She left over
one hundred IONS of her freight at
Flint Island, and was lightered over
French Island Bar by the Palestine.
Captain Sweeney chartered the
Linton to go to Flint Island and take
the freight she left there, and what
the Palestine brought down to
Cairo, where the st. Marys
will await her..-....The st. Marys
laid over here last night, and will
leave early this morning for Cairo.
We regret that Captain Sweeney has
had such i'll luck, as no man living
deserves greater prosperity than he.
"Alick" Stewart, for a long time
of the Liberty No. 2. is the
freight clerk on the st. Marys, and
Capt. Dorsey is her chief clerk.--.....
Capt. Drinkwater is in the city pros
pecting.......,.The Palestine waited
till near midnight for the Armada.
1.-THE Armada had not arrived at
j A. NJ.
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A JOKE WELL TURNED.-Before
the election, a Democrat of this city,
who is so fortunate as to have a Re-
publican wife-which speaks well for
her sound judgment-concluded that
he would have a little sport after the
election of Hendricks. Accordingly
he went to, a dressmaker and ordered
a full suit of mourning for his wife,
which in the event of Hendricks be-
ing elected, he proposed to present to
his wife, who is strong for Baker.
This was all done very Quietly, but
his better half learned of what he
proposed to do, and patiently waited
the result. Seeing that her suit of
" mourning was not forthcoming,
she sent her husbands hat to the
store and had it trimmed with Grape,
after which she presented it to him.
Mournfuily and sorrowfully he looked
upon it, acknowledged the joke we'll
turned, but could not see anything in
particular to laugh about.
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Great bargains in Furs.

Those wanting furs will not only
find the largest, but the best assort-
ment of ladies' children's and gents
furs in the city, at prices far below
anything aver offered. Any q desir
ing TO purchase should not fail to ex-
anime our stock, and satisfy them
selves of the great bargains. We offer
good sets of ladies' furs, at So so;
Good Siberian Squirrel, at $14;
good mink, from $36 to $50; splendid
Canada Sable, from $50 to 1885,
Hudson Bay, from $50 to S120; Rus
STA Sable, 1925 to $175; good sets of
children's furs, as lou as 81. at E. A.
Weber & Co., corner of Main and
Second Streets, sign of the Bengal
Tiger. oct24 1t
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II WoRK.-But a short time remains
for Republicans to work before the
election. If every man viii do his
duty, much good may be done in that
short time. tits to be hoped that no
Republican will cease to labor, and
that most assiduously. It is within
the power Of Republicans to carry the
county by a handsome majority, and
by vigorous and active work it NAV
be done. Attend your ward meetings.
gentlemen. and keep up your organi-
zations-work.
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CIRCUIT CoURr-The only case be-
fore the Circuit Court yesterday was
that of CAT, Cochran & Co. VS.. one of
the Insurance Companies, which suit
was brought to recover the amount of
insurance on some hay which had
been lost on barge, some time ago.
The details of the Ease were not
interesting to the public. The re-
suit of the suit was not learned by us.
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QUIcK WoRK.-Last Monday, a
man whose name we did not learn,
stole a horse at Boonville and at
tempted to make his escape with the
animal. On Tuesday he was arrest
ed, the horse recovered, and the
man sentenced to the penitentiary
for a term of five years, on a plea
of guilty. That is what may be called
doing work up in a hurry. The de-
PENDANT is now on his way to the
State building at Jacksonville, and
will have a good chance to learn a
trade, by which he can make an
honest living.
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TRINITY City MIssIoN.-Rev. John
Maddox has recently been appointed
to a new field of ministerial labor in
this city, called Trinity City Mis-
sion."a At present he will preach
regularly every Sunday in the Meth
odist Church at Independence.
Preaching at 103 AM. and z PM;
Sunday School at 2 Pm. A new room
for preaching viii soon be opened in
the eastern part of the city.
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HIGHwAYMEN-The New Albany
Ledger of the 21st, contains the fol-
lowing: As Mr.. McCullom, of
Owen County, KY, and his nephew, a
Mr.. Richardson, of Evansville. Indi-
ana, were coming into this city night
before last, from a visit to a relative
about forty miles up the country. thew
were met by three men dressed in
white and masked, were ordered il
halt, and, on refusing and driving
ahead faster, were fred at. The three
men rode rapidly after the buggy, but
as they were poorly mounted, they
failed to overtake it"
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TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH,
Rev. Mr.. Gilmore will preach in Trim
ity NJ. Z Church tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Gilmore will be remembered as
the former minister Of Locust Street
Church. The people are invited cor
daily to attend.
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GRANT CAvALRY.-The young men
of the Grant Cavalry will meet at
Turner Hall, at " this evening, where
it is hoped there will be a full attend
ance, as business of Importance will
be brought before the organization.
Turn out, gentlemen, and make ar
rangements for the balance of the
campaign.
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HORTICULTURAL MEErINa.-Theps
will be a meeting Of the members of
the Vanderburgh Horticultural and
Pathological Society, at the room of
the County Commissioners in the
Court House, in Evansville, on Satur-
day next, the oath of October, at two
O'Clock P. NJ. A full attendance is re.
quested, as an election will be held
for the appointment of officers of the
Society for the ensuing year. Every
member of the Society is requested to
be present.
By order of the President. [oc22-2t
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BEFORE ESQ. WALKER-Esquire
Walker had a case of assault and bat
terry before him yesterday. We omit
the names of the parties in the case.
The assaulting party was fined a
dollar aud costs. In turn, the assault
ing party had the assaulted arrested,
on charge of provoking an assault,
and he was fined one dollar and costs.
What an excellent thing this provoke
law is It furnishes both parties an
opportunity to get satisfaction.
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EOGAL RToTTCEs.
Railroad arrangements
FOR
COLFAX's MEETING
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 39th.

The q. & G. Railroad Company will
bring all persons from Nincennes and
intermediate stations at half fare
by the Yinoennes Accommoda-
ton Train of Friday morning, Octo-
Der Both. The train will be delayed,
if necessary. till 5 O'clock in order to
give PASSENGERS an opportunity to re-
turn at the conclusion of the after
noon speech. The half fare tickets
will be good for the return trip on the
Saturday morning Express.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE.-This store
has a good family custom, and will be
sold cheap for CASH, requiring an
Investment of about $4,000, the pro-
prietor wishing to devote his whole
time to another business. Apply at
the store, No. 81 Main Street. 12tf.
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Nor A CAsE.-There was not a
single cas before the Recorder for
investigation yesterday. The police
officers could not even get a case
out of Hamburger's corner The
colored denizens of that locality
even were on their good behavior.
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ID EBILITATED,

Whose suferings have been protract-
ed from hidden causes, ard whose
cases require prompt treatment to
render existence desirable. Do you
feel weak, debilitated, easily tired?
Does a little extra exertion produce
palpitation of the heart? Does your
liver, or urinary organs, or your kid
neys. frequently get out of order? Do
you have spells Of short breathing or
dyspepsia? Are your bowels consti-
pated? Do you have spells Of faint
ing, or rushes of blood to the head?
Is your memory impaired2 Is your
mind constantly dwelling upon, this
subject? Do you feel dull, l%istless,
moping, tired of company, of
life2 Do you wish to be left
alone, to get away from every
body2 Does any little thing.
make you start or jump? Is your
sleep broken or restless2 Is the lua-
tire of your eye as brilliant? the bloom
of your cheek as bright? Do you en-
joy yourself in society as well? Do
you pursue your business with the
same energy? Do you feel as much
confidence in yourself? Are your
spirits dull and tagging, given to fits
of melancholy? If so, do not lay it
to your liver or dyspepsia. Have you
restless nights2 Your back weak,
your knees weak, and have but little
appetite, and you attribute this TO
dyspepsia or liver complaint?
How many men, from badly-eured
diseases, from the effects of self-abuse
and excuses, have brought about that
state ofweakness in those organs that
has reduced the general system So
much as to induce almost every other
disease-idiocy, lunacy, paralysis spi-
nal affections, suicide, aud almost
every other form of disease which
humanity is heir to, and the real
cause of the trouble scarcely aver
suspected, and have doctored for all
but the. right one2 s
Diseases of those organs require the
use of a d~iuretic. HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is the
great diuretic, and is a certain cure
for diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys,
Gravel. Dropsy, Organic Weakness,
Female Complaints, General Debility,
and all diseases of the Urinary Or
gans, whether existing in male or
female, from whatever cause origin
ating, and no matter of how long
standing.
IF no treatment is submitted to,
Consumption or Insanity may ensue.
Our flesh and blood are supported
from these sources, and our health
and happiness, and that of posterity,
depend upon prompt use of a reliable
remedy.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BU-
CHU, established upward of eighteen
years, prepared by
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PoTL Books AND TALLY PAPERS.
The Auditor prepared and sent out
the poll books and tally pupers yes
terday for the election on the Sd of
November.
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RETURNED.-Several Of the attor-
neys of this city, who have been abb
sent at Boonville. attending the Court
of Common Pleas, returned to the
city night before last.
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PosTPoNED.-At the last meeting
of the City Council q donation of
$1,000 was made for the Congressional
excursion. That excursion has been
postponed until the Spring of 1869.
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SEVENTH WARD. = The Seventh
Ward Republicans will meet at
Kolle's warehouse this evening at ~
o'clock, when it is hoped that every
Republican in the ward will be in at
tendance. Important matters will be.
brought before the meeting. 1t is
therefore hoped that all will be
prompt in attending. There will be
music in attendance, and good speak
ing.
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The
term of the Court of Common Pleas
in Warrick County closed day before
Yesterday. The docket was a snail
one, and almost all the cases were
disposed of. A large number of
liquor casesAselling the ardent "
contrary to the provisions Of the law
we're disposed of, the defendants
generally coming out y%ictors.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

EVANSVILLE CoRNET BAND.AThe
Evansville Cornet Band will be in
attendance at the Seventh Ward
meeting tonight, at Kolle's ware
house. Let all the Republicans in
the Ward be in attendance, and let
there be a grand rally.
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Amusempnes,

BENEFIT NIGHT.-The members of
Mr.. Gotthold's stock company, who
remain in the city. win take a benefit
at the Opera House tonight. The
plays viii be The Serious Family"
with the great London farce entitled
4" Cabman 3d. and a song, - wish /
were with thee.p by Miss George
Lopez. The benefeiaries should have
a rousing house.
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B&F The purest Drugs, the finest
assortment of Toilet Soaps, Perfumes,
Pomades, Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Combs. Card Cases, &c, de-. stBRID-
WELLS Drug Store, corner Main and
Third Streets. Prescriptions care
fully compounded at al hours by expe-
rlenced prescriptionists. fresh Blue
Lack Hdtcr. ssp17-w&stf
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DISCRIMINATING AGAINST AFANS
yIBLE.-We have before us a card OF
the Cincinnati and Tennessee River
nackets. Altoona and Kate Robinson,
which contains the following:
We, the undersigned. agree to
rive the above named boats all the
freight we may have for points on the
Ohio River, between Cincinnati and
Paducah, and for the Tennessee.
on the days said boats leave port,
they carrying freight at going rates"
And then follows several hundred
names of merchants and business
firms. embracing all varieties OF
trades. ut is we'll known that the
Charmer is an Evansville and Cincin-
matt packet, plying regularly between
the two ports, and the above pledge
simply says we, the undersigned mer-
chants of Cincinnati, do not want
the trade of Evansville, unless we
are permitted to ship their goods on
boats which are avowedly seeking to
draw trade from Evansville which
legitimately belongs to her, and is a
direct proposal to starve out the Gin
cinnati and Evansville packet. 1t is
we'll known that Evansville has com
manded the larger portion of the
Tennessee River trade for the last
three years, and that Louisville and
Cincinnati have made desperate efforts
to attract hat trade to those cities,
Hitherto they have met with ill-suc-
cess, and they can now only succeed
by driving our packets out of the
trade, and in this they expect
Evansville merchants to assist
them by shipping goods on boats
hat are in opposition to the
packets that are bringing trade
to our city-the Charmer and the
Sam. Orr. 1t is the interest of our
merchants that this discrimination
against our city shall not prove sue
ceasful, and they should demand that
goods they order at Cincinnati be
shipped by our own packet, and il
Cincinnati merchants refuse to ship
as ordered, then our merchants should
go elsewhere for their goods. As long
as our packets are sustained in the
Tennessee River trade they will draw
to N city the largest share of that
trade, but if once they are starved
out, the trade will go by us. The duty
of our merchants is plain. VIII they
do it?i
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AppLEs.- Fifty barrels more of
those choice apples just received, and
for sale at 81 50 and S. 90 per barrel.
at Jimmy Smells Iron City Grocery.
No. % Locust Street. oct22-3t
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COLFAx's MEETING,
FRIDAY, October sOth.

q ID u G
The Cairo Packet, Cumberland,
will convey passengers attending the
Meeting from all points below Evans
vile, and return them at two-thirds
the regular rates. The Cumberland
will arrive at an early hour Friday
morning, and delay her departure till
10 P. NJ, in order to give all passen-
gers ansoppertuaity to hear the night
speech.
The same arrangement will be OBJ
served by the louisville Packet of
Friday, bringing all passengers from
points above, and delaying her return
till the. conclusion of the night meets
ing. - oct24-dtd
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24
CITY E VS.. 81
HON. SCHUYLER COLFAX,
The Next Vice President of the
United States.
U;u o55noss / roon1a of
VANSVILLE
FRIDAY, OCT. 3Oth.

Further details of the time and
place of speaking will be published
in our next issue.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

> For SALE.-Lots Nos. % and "a,
Block No. 81, fronting on Seventh
iStreet, Lamasco City, on which is a
neat, new, frame cottage dwelling,
with SFoonls, good e%istern, &c. Also.
Lots Nos. Is and Is in same Block,
corner Tenth Avenue and Eighth
Street, all Of which will be sold cheap
for cash, or partly on approved credit.
Apply at 81 Main Street, Evansville,
Indiana. oc12-tf.