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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14

THE DRUMMER Boy. Last night
there was quite large attendance at
the Opera House. it being the ocea-
sion of the third presentation Of the
" Drummer Boy" for the benefit of
the Orphan Asylum. The play was
far better than on any night previous.
The tableaux were very good, and, in
fact, the presentation last night was
in every respect an improvement over
any night since il has been produced
at the Opera House. To night this
series of tabIeaux viii be produced
for the last time under the auspices
of the lady managers of the Orphan
Asylum. on which occasion it Is hoped
there will be large attendance. All
should zee the " Drummer Boy"
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:
Thomas II. Rucker to VIM II. TilIman,
Lots 3 aud 4. Block A, Eastern Enlarge
Barbar, Van Altman to Ben stinson.
LOIS 50, SO, 81, AM 9s, Isabella Place, for
Me Dawson to Henry Jenkins. part Of
Lot 8, Block 6, Eliott's Enlargement, for
$40
Harriet Barnes to Frank H Duncan,
Lots % and 70, Block Q. French q WntppIe's
Enlargem. mt, for $40
Henry Jenkin~ c. H. Yves. Ter, part of
Lot 9, in Bloc7 6, Elliott's Enlargement,
Carl schm it's TO ofustar Scnmitts. south
half # the north half OF the northwest
quarter of section 7, Township south OF
VIM Baker 10 +. W. Krause, Lots IL aud
y of IL, Block 8, Archer's En- iargement, for
VIM. Baker 10 P. ]. Bretz Lots 1, 2, and
4, in Block 8, Archer's Enlargement, for
Val. Dietrich to Nicholas ThiIl. Lot in
Block 3, Bray's Enlargement, for 500
Vim. BIerbower to joseph NJ. Ter y, part
of Lot 159, Donation Enla cement, for
James L. Lynch e. al. to Philena ]. Sell
man, part OF lot 3, Block o. Parrott's I'm
Vim. Baker 70 Philip Bretz. Lots /, 2 and
in Block 6, IN Archer's Enlargement. for
$3.50.
Wheeler, part OF Section 81, Township A,
Range 10 west, for $3.50.
John RIedel to Margaret Klenk, Lots
8 and Am Block 1872, in Lamasco CITY, for
ST 500.
N. Payne, undivided hasf OF srts OF Lots
8, 10, and IL, in Block 7, Fourth Enlarge
ment, for ii 900
VIM ]. Deubler to J. G. Mayer, Lot 5,
LilIestone'S Enlargement for 81, 200.
Jos. Kuehn to Frank Hartman, undivid-
ed naif of Lot 81, Block IS, in 4 amasco
City. for 81, 90.
John cub arge to John Mourey, part OF
the east halt OF the southwest quarfer sec.
tfcn 70, Township 5, south of Range IL
west, for s25.
VIM. Baker to Z. w. Krause, Lots II and
and one-haIf or l2. ock 6, IN Archer's
EnlaT cement, for $1,000
q. RI. Geb fart TO Kafe r. Gebhart, LIT /.
Block z, Rock NeTl's Enlargement, for 500
Robert Il. Wheeler ct al To John f.
Whe -Ier, cart II section 30, Town 4, south
OF Range 20 west, f n s. 900.
Chas. Monroe tt John Baker, northeast
quarter OF stn tnwest quarter of Section %,
Town 4 south of r tnge III west. for $500
Peter M4ier Alfred IL. Edwa dis, Lot 8,
in Block 3, Eastern Enlargement, for
$3.50.
nc. Fl. Wesseler to Fan lie Jenkins, part
of lot 9, in Block 6, Elliott's Enlargement,
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iATURDAY. ............N ovEMBER IA. 1868.
CITY NE w S .
S25 Reward.

We will pay the above sum to
anybody furnishing evidence that
viii insure the conviction of any
person or persons for stealing papers
from the doors of subscribers, after
they have been delivered by the
carriers. We have been annoyed by
paper thieves for the past two weeks,
and hope our subscribers will aid
us in detecting the rascals and hav-
ing them punished.
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IN nnn AGENTS WANTED in
AOq OOO aIi paris of the United
States . sell our immense list OF nearly
1000 different BOOKS. BIBLES. and PHO
TOGRAPHIC ALBUMS Every family
wants something from IT.
Catalogues furnished free ON application.
and books sent post paid to any ad dress on
receipt OF price. CanvassiDg books, con-
tanning the list, with prices, tOa ether with
Diank sheets and printed heading for en-
IoIllng Ilst 81 nam S, sent lice to any one
on receipt Of so GEMS.
a ny body can sell from 100 to l. 00O of
these books n most any where. For terms
TO agents md other information, ado ress
JOHN II. PO TIER & co Publishers, Nos
Pennsylvania.
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River Heiannach,ea.

CAIRO. Nov. 3-Linton, Memphis
to Evansville, 8 P NJ; Ruth, New
Orleans and return. 8 p NJ; Caruall,
st. Louis to New Orleans, 10 p NJ.
Lorena. PIttsburg and return. 8 A. NJ F;
John Kilgour, cairo t. New Orleans,
10 NJ; Emma No 3, New Orleans
to Ciucinna /, p NJ Julia, St Louis
to Vicksburg, p n; Tyrone, Nash
vile packet, 6 P. N Romeo, Evans-
vile TO Memphis, 6 p. NJ; Melnotte,
St Louis to Cincinnati Up The
river rose 3 inches. Weather clear.
NASHVILLE, Nnv.-13 The river is
rising again, with Al feet on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather clear and cool. The
Tallsman arrived from Cairo.
CINcINNATI. Nov 13-12 M.-The
river is falling. Weather clear, and
thermometer 55.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 13.-River rising
slowly. Arrived = Argonaut, from
Cincinnati. Departed = Dora, b lie
Lee and Nick Longworth, New Or
leans; City of Alton, ST Louis; Sill
yer Spray and Empire, Cincinnati.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. - -Arrived-Th
Antelone, from Omaha; Davenport,
Torn Jasper, and Rob Roy, from
Keokuk: NJ. Il. Forsyth. from Mem
phis; III. nj Shreye. from Vlcksburg;
Continental and Kellogg, from New
Orleans; Champion. from Cincinnati.
Departed-Ro Roy and Tom Jasper,
for St. Paul. Belle Memphis. for Mem
phis: Sallie, for Pittsburg. The river
is falling rapidly, it having dec med
two feet since yesterday. Weather
clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, November 13-Rivcr
5 feet inches; canal , feet inches;
chute 2 feet Z inches on the rooks,
and falling Weather clear and pleas
ant Business dull. Departed Mag
gle Hays, Pittsburg to st. Louis; Az
coma, Tennessee River.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

~ Office IL HERsB& Given 40
AZ the taxp q ers of the city of Evans
vile that have received from the clerk
OF the Common Council O. SAID civ tha
Tax upsicate tor the year 1865 and fhar I
am now ready TO re -eIve the xes chsrre1
on said duplicate
All per ons who pay heir taxes in mu
on or he ore The 10Th day OF \ ovember vii
to entitled to a discount of five per cent
o the amour. Those paying alter said
Iqth dav of November. and on or netore
1he Dfb ia. of december, will be EMIT ed
to i discount OF three per cent. of the
amount; and those paying aft said 9Th
cav of Decen Der. and on or before the SIN
day of January, 1869. will be entitle to
discount OF one anu half per cent. of the
amount.
Ny once is at the City Building, corner
Third and Walnut Streets
TT. GAVISK,
novlo d2w City Collector.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-There were
but two cases before the Recorder
yesterday. Joe Brown fell in with a
negro named McAIister, and both
got drunk. The police gobbled them,
and a. a result Joe, ia fine and cost,
was required to pay IS 10. while s. 60
was demanded of the negro. The
Recorder, as will be seen By the
amount assessed against each, IS OPP
posed to negro equality.
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In JAIL.-There are at the present
time twenty three prisoners in tire
county Jail confined there on various
charges. Quite q number have been
discharged from custody in the last
ten days.
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EVANSVILLE MANUFACTURES. =
Yesterday L l. Green, of the firm of
J. B Green & Co left for Tennessee
River with quite number of buggies
Of home manufacture, which he pro-
posed to dispose of in that section
Of country.
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For JEFFERsoNvILLE.-There are
now in the county Jail seven negroes
and one white man who have been
sentenced to the penitentiary on va
rious charges, all of whom have been
convicted at the present term of the
Circuit Court. There are few more
who will probably be convicted.
There is enough material to make out
an even dozen, we understand, if all
have chance. This is doing quite a
good business in the criminal line for
one term of the Court.
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Observation-Disclosures will soon
have communication by telegraph
with the various points accessible by
that means of communication. A
line OF telegraph wire has been put
up from that place to Yelventon, to
connect with the line from Henderson
to Hausville. An Office will be es-
tablished in Rockport some time next
week. This will be a great conven-
fence to business men in that lively
place.
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No clothes wringer can do its work
evenly and easily with one end of the
rollers pinned together. The Novelty
and Champion Wringers have not
this objection. Examine before you
buy. oct31d4t
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MAJOR Decentralization is di-
reoted to the law card of Maj. Blythe
Hyues, late County Clerk. Major
Hynes enjoys the reputation of being
very successful with cases entrusted
to him ia the practice of his profes-
sion. His many friends will be glad
to call upon him at his new office.
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THANKS Master j. B. Elliott, one
OF the clerks at the Auditors office,
viii please accept thanks for appreci-
able fayors.
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MERCHANT TAILoRING.-At David
son 4 Becker's on Main, between
Fifth and Sixth Streets, splendid
assortment OF gents dress good may
always be found. Suits made to order.
Satisfaction given to all.
m w n s-nOv12
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CoRN,-Oar farmers are now busily
engaged in gathering corn. Taking
the crop throughout, there will be a
fair yield, though in some places it is
quite poor
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BASE BALL-The wagon of the
Evansville Club will leave the corner
of Main and First Streets for the
grounds this afternoon promptly at 2
o'clock. An interesting game may be
aYnacfad
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PoRK PAoKING.-Parvin, Lewis &
Go received another fine lot Of hogs
yesterday by rail, and their house was
actively a wotk during the day.
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Sg Those Sunday School Pencils
are just the article every teacher
needs. We have but few left. We
invite teachers to examine them.
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EaFThe Rollers in the Novelty ard
Champion G othes winners can be
separated at both ends. Buy no 9th
ers. oct31d4t
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FoUND-A pair of Gold Spectacles.
The owner can obtain them by calling
at this office. proving property, and
having charges
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JUsT REoEIyED-At Coolidge's n

JUST REoEIvED.-At Coolidge's n
Y. Store, Zephyr worsteds. French
pattern cloak, cIoakines, trimmings,
new colors IN Harrs's seamless kid
gloves for ladies and misses; ladies'
and gents underwear. The largest
stock of Dress Goods in the city Fan
cy colored velvet ribbons; real Lyon 5
mantila velvets; velvateens; worsted
slipper and cushion patterns; point
lace collars, and point application
edgings, &c, &c. nov11 2m
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70 MEMpHIs-semi-weekly

RockportStage (via Newburch and Boon
ville,l carrying the mail, leaves at A. M,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. M. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4 p. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mail stage leaves daily lex
aept 3undays) at A. N. Arrives daily lex
sspt Sundays) by p. M
To NEW BuRG.-HacR daily Except SUM
4sy,) from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'Clock p. II
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@The NOVELTY CLOTHES

u TIE NOF N4II NLO II LD
WRINGER HAS cog wheels on both
ends ofthe Rollers, which gives it great
strength and durability, besides OBJ
waiting the necessity of pinning down
one end of the upper roller to keep
the cog wheels in gear, which must
be done where COMMON cog-wheels
sre used only in one end. oct31d4t
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pa We have received another lot
Of those Patent Pencil Holders.
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B0AR,DTN g.

F@0A8pEaG, WIEHE OR WITH
80 out lodg3 n.y. can be- had corner second
and = cam0Ge streets, near tine Catholic
Church. nOvs lWd Mrs. GLhANt-1.
- ssAEs BaEG Dn Second street, oe-
80 tW cen - eamOre and inc, in ths
mousse La ely o cupied by Mr. VIM. Bucs.
Three large furnished luomS suitable for
famii es. Day boar ers waute
au22 diff MRS. q A. FULLER.
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Rev Adverai@earaemI-.
gE1mE ..aEAT NEW YnRK 90.


gBVHE sse EAT n EW YORK AGRf.
.A cultural, Horticultural, and Family
Newspaper. n The kUR 4 4. AMERICAN
published N the city OF New York, is now
the LAhGEar ana MOST ELEGANT paper OF
It's elias In tine United states. Price 81 50
a yea +; 10 copies So so; ~ copies D. or
only ONE OLLAK q yeaff +vefy sub
scriber In clubs OF ten, a. II 50. will receive
q free package Of EAhLY ROSE PIT -
TOES, selling at $40 per barrel. POS PAIN,
worth 81 % The RuFat American is every
where mttt-d o be the best, cheapest
and most practical farmers' and fruit
growers paper In this country. It's editor
in-chiet is an old farm er and fruit grower
OF forty years experienced The pubiea-
ton of thi paper was removed ia June
last from Utica. New York, to New iotk
CITY, and the editorial and business office
to New Brunswick, ". j. (uear New YurKl,
where Its proprietor owns q RIM wi min
the city limits, o. 4 acres, worth $50 coo;
and also has lar e cash capital TO insure
permaneucy 10 his publications Cub
agents wanted everywhere, who are paid
very liberal com pensatton. samples OF
paper, blank subscription lists, &c free.
address T. b. MIN II, New brunswick,
New Jersey.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

pg Venison, Quails. Squirrels aud
Poultry, just received this morning at
the New York Grocery. Cranberries,
Eastern buckwheat -four, the finest of
syrups. choice apples, fresh oysters,
al kinds of new dried fruits in fact.
everyth ng in the Grocery line-is to
be found here. and at the louest prices.
Parsons. SCovILLE & MOFFETT.
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A FAMILY QUARREL.-A case Of
attachment came off before one of the
Justices of the Peace yesterday, which
was the result of a Democratic family
quarrel. 1t appears that one of the
"unterrifed, who had, during the
campaign serious attack OF the Sey-
mour and Blair pole raising, borrow
cd from a fellow Democrat a block
and tackel, and, instead of returning
it to the owner, sent it to another
man; hence the lawsuit. To have
been beaten as badly as our Demo-
cratic frien were IN this county,
and all over the United States. is
enough to make men go to Law. The
case was AMIGA oly adjusted after the
payment Of little cost.
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0aIo and mississippi Railroad.
FROM vINCENNEs
STEAMBOAT LINES.

TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MOnuay anu
Saturday at 10 O'Clock An. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at o
o. clock ?. M.
10 CArRo-DaiIy. except Sunday, at 3
o'clock P. "a.
To GREEN RIVER Every wednesday
aud Saturday at 6 O'Clock p. M. Every
Monday AID Thursday at O'Clock p. M.
TO PASSPORT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday att o'clock P. 81.
TO HE sDERSoN-Datly, except sundays
a. o'clock Pm.
To NAaBvTLLE-Eyery Thursday at four
M
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CITY ORDERS FOR SALE AT THIS
OFFICE.
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BooF MAKER WANTED IMMEDIATE
LY-A first class sea0ed boot maker.
We will give good wages and steady
employment TO such a man
TURNER & KUMLER,
10 3t] Foster Block, No. 5 First ST.
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PAINTERs.-Osborn Il Becker pre-
sent their card to the readers of the
JOURNAL this morning through its
advertising columns These gentle
men are first class workmen, and can
not. perhaps, be excelled in the West
for fine work They desire especial
attention called to their sign painting.
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Total

1t has been the desire of those hav-
ing the schools under control to have
the teachers avoid as far as possible
corporal punishment, and to avoid
this, report as far as practicable to
the parents of children any miscon-
duct in them that might be thought
to merit that kind of punishment It
is required of teachers that the nun
Der OF cases of corporal punishment
shall be reported to the Superintend-
ent each month. During the mouth
of October only mine cases of such
punishment were reported in all the
schools gratifying result. truly.
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A New SENsATIoN.-We under
stand that the Circassian lady, Zil-
lumma, Star of the East" will
appear Monday night at Turner Hall,
when delightful ent rtainmcnt may
be expected.
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FOE RENT.

TTOR RExF-HOTsE-A nice new two
rs story frame hau9e-siN oowR cellar.
aud stable-on Sixth street, near First
Avenue. Apply to II @. GOOBIN9, Wash
tngton Block. [novl0 div
H-E0R RENT BASEM EfyT r The base
q ment Of he Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, corner of Second and Chestnut
Streets. This would be a very eslrabie
place for teachtng Attfc or Draining and
Painting. At80s a good room for fn nee.
/ quire of ALVAH job SON,
au20 dtf Real Estate Agent.
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ANOTHER SToP.-The boring pro-
cess at the salt well came to another
stop yesterday. The drill struck a
piece of metal which had been depos
tied in the old bore, which caused it
to break. The work will not be de-
layed much in consequence of that,
but will be pushed " downward as
fast as possible.
The salt well will be one of the
famous watering places in the West
in time, aud prove a most delightful
retreat in the Summer season. Dur
ing last season, and under the present
management. it became very popular
resort for our people during the day
and night. 1t will be a feature of at
traction to our city when all the i'm
provements now in contemplation are
completed.
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THE REPUBLIC INSURANCE Com
PANY.-The attention of the readers
of the JOURNAL is directed to the ad-
vertisement Of the Republic In
surance Company to be found in this
paper this morning. DR.. A. @. Hal
lock is the agent for this place. The
flllowng Is the plan Of the company
1t is confederation of numerous To-
cal companies, operating under a
central management, for mutual safe
ty AMI profit. The stock is distributed
over the West, Systematically appor-
toned according to population. to Sc
cure local influence and business.
The subscriptions are limited. for the
most part, to SUNS Of 81 $50 aud $500
each. Agents are required to be
stockholders. The General Board of
Directors is elected by the stoekhold-
ers in each locality, electing one Di-
rector for every $4,000 Of stock held
in the place. The stockholders at
each branch constitute an Advi sorry
Board of Management The pro
posed subscribed capital is, S. 900 600,
of which 20 per cent, or 81 600 900 is
to be paid up in cash. aud invested in
United States securities. The re
manning so per cent. stands on sub
scription, without interest, and is as
sessable only ia the event of the 20
per cent. cash fuad becoming i'm
paired by losses. A portion of the
profits is to be applied to cash divi-
dends of five per cent. semi annually,
upon the cash capital. The remainder
of profits is to be held as surplus, un-
til sufficient to cancel the unpaid sub
scriptions.
This company is the largest in the
West and will very soon be anon 9 the
largest in the country; $2,70O,0O0 of
the stock is taken, and the whole
$5.000.000 viii doubtless be taken
within one year. The cash assets o.
tober Isl, 1868, we're 1891, 1862 90.
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ENVELOPES AND TAGs.-We in
vite the attention of merchants to our
large stock of Envelopes and Tags.
Our facilities for printing the above
articles are superior to any establish
ment in the city.
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TEOH E-BAR-EOOM- This bar
* room was recently fitted up In "a hand
some style, stoeged with the finest liquors
and cigars, aud VIII be sold cheap Tor cash.
The proprietor wishes TO return t0 his for
mer place OF residence Apply on Third
Street, at Tie Bank saloon. fncy7 DIFF
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WRITING INK.-Carter's, Arnold's
and Buffers for sale at the JOURNAL
Office.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The following 4
the list eff marriage licenses issued by the
County Clerk for the week ending the
18th inst:
Henry Hilmfch and Elizabeth Bames.
Conrad Lltshge and Crisenttna Evans.
Henry Kohl aud Kate Rooster.
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YOUNG THIEVES. - Night before
last two of those young thieves who
were in the station house some time
since, and who were sent out of the
city at public expense, returned. They
had not been in the city but few
hours before they came across one
armed man, who had been drunk for
several days, aud who was carrying
his valise to the river to get on boat.
The young rascals proposed to carry
the valise, and, getting possession of
It, managed to get away and rifle it of
its contents. The boys were arrested
and lodged in the city prison. They
state that man had something to do
with the affair. who, according to the
boys parlance, went through" the
one-armed man for So. Yesterday
evening the police officers were in
search of others supposed to be con-
nected with the affair, but with what
success they met we did not learn.
just what to do with these young
thieves is hard to tell tits a puzzling
question, but certainly something
ought to be done to induce them, ii
possible, to reform.
Since the above was written, two
more of the young rascals have been
| arrested and Iod0ad in the CITY nrisOn
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FOX SALE.
by Goods for Sale.

FTHO ENABLE Us TO CLOSE UEs A
Co-partneIship which expires soon, we
now offer our stock OF Dry Goods s.t n bar
gain The stock Is small. the house has q
good trade established, and Is In running
order. 1t IS "a fine opening for any one
wishing % engage In the business. For
particulars address p. D. Box 4l2 Evans
Vile, Indiana. noVII III
EdOEs "a Lfi-RNFD gtEsEEe BILE Lots
~ Nos. ~ ard ~, Block 8, IA French &
Whipple's Enlargement They are i'm
. Oh condition, being used as "a garden by
"A. l.. ao8inson, on account of their being
IN his inclosuFe. splendid DlRqB FOR
suburban residence. apply to
II. III. DUNCAN
novlI At Corner First aud Pine SITS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCI.ATNFD in Ii @
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on the 18th day of November, 1868
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