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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-08

- At a meeting of the police officers
and other officials of the city of Ev-
cember TG1S6s. Ed. s. Martin was
called to the Chair, and George Z.
Cochran appointed Secretary.
Mr.. Martin announced the object
of the meeting to be to take some
action expressive of the feelings of
the members of the police force in
regard to the death of their late com
rade3 and3 Deputy Marshal, Joel E.
Sherwood.
On motion, a committee Of three
was appointed to draft resolutions
expressive of the sentiment Of the
meeting which committee. through
Its Chairman, reported the following:
WHEREAS. It has pleased Almighty
God, in His Divine Providence, to re-
move from our midst Joel F. Sher-
wood, the esteemed friend aad-bFeth-
er of US city officials, therefore, be it
ReS0ICed, That, In the death of our
comrade, the city has lost a brave and
faithful officer, society an honorable
and good citizen, and that we, indi-
viduall have been deprived of a true
aud generous friend; and, that while
we bow with humble reverence to the.
will of Him who doeth all things
well" we depl0re the loss of one in
the midst of his usefulness.
ReSOLUed, That we extend to the
family Of the deceased our warmest
and heartfelt sympathy in their sad
bereavement: and we commend them
to Him whose kind mercies and
watchful carp eanA alone5 comnensate
the loss of father, husband and friend:
ResOlUed, That we pay the last
honors to our comrade and associate
IN a body; and that copies of these
resolutions be furnished the city
papers for publication, and also that
a copy be presented to the family of
deceased. Ed. S. MARTIN, Chm.
GEO, 7. CocHRAN, See'y.
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PAINFUL AccIDENT.-Mrs Travis,
of Kentucky, the venerable mother of
Captain J ohm Travis, ofthe American
House, fell accidentally on Saturday
and broke her arm. n
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TEMPERANCE LEcTURE.-Rev. Hi
ram Gilmore will deliver a Lecture on
Temperance in Marble Hall, this
tuesday evening. December 8, at "a
o'clock The public is cordially in
vited.
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New LIQUOR STORE. We are
pleased to see our old friend N. r..
Carr again in business. His stock is.
open at Nos. 3 and 4 South Water
Street, and such a stock would please
the most fastidieus. g He keeps all
the choice brands, and sells them at
prices that will astonish "Old buyers"
dec1-tf. -
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RECoRDER's CoURF.-The weather
Sunday night and yesterday WAS ex-
ceedingly unpropitious to business in,
the Recorders Court, and but two
victims made their appearance before
that tribunal. en
The first subject was a negro who
bore the historic and heroic cognomen
of him who was S first ia war, first in
peace, and first in the hearts of his
countrymen the immortal George
Washington. George, too, was a man
of war, and put on a Little of the
!. Grecian bend, or In other words, got
his back up, and pitched into another
sable son of Africa, and w~allopped
him smartly. For this exhibition Of
his pu~gnacity, George Washington
was charged So 65 in fine aud costs
A native Of Germany was accused
Of being somewhat drunk and slightly
'disorderly. The Recorder thought,
after a careful investigation, that
there was sufficient Of the two com
bined to be worth a five dollar bill,
and wrote that amount down against
him. The Recorder, with an eye
sieeIe to the interests Of the city, was
scarcely satisfied with this day. work.
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A SUGGEsTIoN.-If the mud were
scraped from some of the principal
sidewalks and FREDERICKSBURG in the
city, it would greatly oblige the ladies.
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R6s- Received December 18th q,

Ia Received December 9th, one
case of fine Gloves, consisting of
Ladies Skating Mits, order trimmed.
Gloves. A complete assortment Of
Gents lined aud unlined Kid, Calf
and Beaver Gloves. We have also
received a fresh supply Of Alpine
hats. Call and see at
dec8-1t WEBER & Co.
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-lgrFAwBOAT LTNEB.

To LoUI.VTL1E-Every MONDAY
gaturaav at 10 o'clock An. Every Iuesday3
wednesday, Tharsdsy, and Saturday al .
~ cAfao2DaiIy, except sunday, at 4
O'Clock 2. NJ. hI wv -,
Friday al 5o'cloek P. M.AEveryT Thursday
at 8 o'clock F. ", -MHtL-~N. sMs
70 Observation-Disclosures Monday WedneS-
day and F-dsy ct O'Clock ?. II. 81.
TO MISUNDERSTANDING except sundays
at = O'Clock Pm. a4Y L8 srw
To NAsuvILLE-Ev5rY "Wednesday and
Saturday ~ p n.
WTo MEnPHIs-Every fnesday ab4PsM.
Rockportstage (yiaHewburgh and Boom
WILEY carrying the mail, leaves ut A. Mr.
Ok Mondays, wednesdays and FridRys
ASxiSes by Z p. N, Tuesdays, Tnurscays
ana SSturdays. & ~ AQ NM
NeN Harmony Nall Stage leaves Nom
asys and Fridays att "A. a.. arrives INes-
days and Saturdays by4Ps -.
ut. Vernon NAH Stage leaves daily tex
eept Sundaysl at - B. Arrives daily tex
sept SundayB) by p. IL
To NEWBURG.-HacR daily except sun
.SRyJ from the Hotel at 8
n O'Clock r. n. .si
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PERsoNAB-Col. Bates. Of New
burg, ana Mr.. Ayers of 1iyermore,
KY, were in the city last night, stop
ping at the American House.
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pr Bulk Meats. Barrel Pork, Ford
Flour and Kanawha Salt, for sale at
the lowest market prices, by i. Ruff
ncr, JE u Co., No. Z Main Street. be-
tween Water and First Streets. 1t
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BURGLARS STILL AT WoRK.-We
are informed that the kitchen attach
ed to Turner Hall was b~urglariously
entered on Sunday night, and robbed
of five fine, fat turkeys, that had
been nicely dressed and prepared for
co oking.f -ti
The carpenter shop adjoining lin
densehmidt's machine shop was also
entered on Sunday night. and robbed
of about $50 worth Of tools. -amIol
dItois time the honest, Industrious
people of this city should take coun-
sci together and devise some method
to, free the city from the horde of va
grant thieves and idle vagabonds that
infest it. Property and even life is
no longer safe in our midst, and the
scouudrels are growing so bold that
they eyG= eater houses and threaten
the lives of the inmates if they at
temptto give an alarm. Ego .gI....-
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HoGsl HoGsll-We will pay the
highest market price IN cash for lac
and dressed hogs, at our pork-house,
on Locust Street, between Second and
Third Streets.
Z Ito ELLIOTT, RUFFNER a. Co.
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rbc 81 \ on Tire ohio and Mississippi
RatIr,,ad lakes place ON Mondays Decem-
har -tb- aftef which we VIII correct M
time table or that %Soad-
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.Br Try some of Hudnut,s- eele-l
brated Hominys gents. It is superior
to Rice, Tapioca. Sage or Corn Starch
for buildings. For sale at the New
York Grocery.
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DfY GO0ds f0r saIo.

TIC EAARLE US no oLOsH Ur A
Co-partneFship which expires soon, we
now offer our stock OF Dry Goods nd "a bar
gain, The stock Is smali. the house has %
good trade established, and ls in running
order. IL d % fine opening for ans ono
wishing TO engage in the business. For
particulars address r. %. Fox az. Evans
Vllle, Indlana. nogIItf
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BGr Never mind high taxes. Pay
them now and save five per cent;
then go to Davidson & Becker's, 160
Main Street, and save Is or 20 per
cent. more on a good warm suit, be-
fore the weather gets too cold.
noY28-mW&s y
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oRITuARY.

Died, December 8, 1858, Of congestive
pneumonia. JOEL 4. SHERWOOD, In the
year of his age. ~.
The funeral will tai place from his late
residence, on Mulberry Street, between
Sixth and Seveathl Streets, this afternoon
December sth) at i O'Clock. the friends
Of the family are invited to attend with
out further notice.
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Call and See Theml
Removal.
RRs- GOODMAN

axe pleasure TO ~announc to the ladies
OF Evansville Ia she has moved her
STOCK OF MILLINERY
From First Street to SOUTH SECOND
STREET, a few doors from Main. where
u will be pleased to see her old CUSTOM
er,a and as many new ones, where thew
will nnaa splendid assortment of
.BOWNERS, HATS, and MILLINERY
In general, at reasonable prices.
dec 2wd MRS. GOODMAN,
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GREAT LAND SALR.-The great sale
of fine bottom farms in Henderson
County, Kentucky, Is authorized by
from the high character OF the mana
gers ticket holders may rest assured
that every thing will be conducted in
the most honorable manner Great
bargains may be had by applying soon.
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CouacLl P~roceedlngs.


Council met pursuant D adjourn
ment,- Present-His Honor Mayor
Walker, and Councilman Blemker,
Steele, Stockdeth, Schneider, Reitz.
Rocker aud AMesker. Absent
Oounoilmen Jones and Kolle. ad
1.-THE minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved. ,nnaa Z
The following bills were submitted
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FoRSALE CHEAPzFifteen Barges,
from 40 to 100 feet In length. Can
be seer at Lamasco wharf.
decS-3t j. S. LOWRY.
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R3~ DR.. Burton's Tobacco Ante
dote removes all desire for tobacco ia
a few days. For sale at the Opera
Drug Store, Of Schuermann & Bur
ford, Is South First Street. dec5 1W
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,ult him when ofdet es

suit him, when ofdef MY r.,to-oa
and the llttle" mill that ssamaJ Gu
minent did not come off
! Wharf report for che mnr.l
vember showed that Ieo OF NO
had landed, and 90
Mave- III collections $l,0O6 63.
- Walker submitted a report
showing that be had paid the follow
Merchants National Bank, &c.
b98022a Roelkef. 81, $50 00e9A
The Mayor also submitted q report
! of the City Surveyor on b eOnstfuc-
ton of Third Street and Seventh Az
enue Sewers, showing that the total
cash was $13.576 So; cost per lin
cal foot, $5F3I S-10;b cost of side
doors and ehimnies, 81 944 per lineai
foot. WF oaD -.
The, report was accepted. n the
balance due the contractor, 81 $40 "a,
wa, ordered to be paid. ~ ".
THE following report was received
from the Board of Health. which was
read and approved: - Les zr7fz24 s
The Ta4rd Anppdl Report ef Ksnae cqssel-
bury. Secretary Of fAe hoard of Hsakth.
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CongestiXe ~ z
typhoid "A
nPneupeal Fever~.---s4---..@-.-.S-. 2
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Cholera s28
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Congestion OF the 9.
In1anation OF the Is
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by A large assortment of beauti-
Tul shawls just received at HUGHEs'.
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CANDYTWholesale price of pure
Stick Candy, by the box, at I9c per
pound. Toys and Fancy Goods at re-
duced prices. H. Hermann, No. As
Main Street; AHLERING& HAssLER,
No. Is South First Street. MO In
: BEWAREoF TARRA ALBAsGANDY-
AND HOW TO TEST IT.-Take a few
sticks of candy and put into a tum-
bier of water, and when dissolved,
you will find Tara Alba settle to
bottom of tumbler. 25-2w.
Ar Look for the notice of the de-
struction ofstoys andifancy goods by
dec7 1Wd G.. w. WARREN.
a Courier and Union, copy.l. -
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Ia 150 barrels of choice Eastern
Apples, Wholesale and retail, at the
New York Grocery. Also, 20 barrels
new Buckwheat Flour.
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~T1ME-TAB1.E.
euansvilla and CHARLOTTESVILLE.
GOING NORTH.
CoMfNG SOUTH.
Terra Hadis ana Inataa4 els

FHOM TERRE HAUTE.
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p Toilet and Fancy Articles at.
BRIDwELL & 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
the best kept.A hofeEoe26 diff
FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family Hour sold Ia Gthe city, 1.-THE
Cynthiana Mills, also, y -four for
sale by II. ID. AlIis & Co, First St.
second door below Vino. -
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Ispeslal . ths EvansvIlIe IoarnaI.I

lspesfal 80 the Evansville Journal
INDIANAPOLIS, February IA
little girl, six years old, daughter Of
Bfr. Hawkins, foreman Of Spiegsl &
Thoms' furniture factory, while en-
gagged in kindling a fire on last Fri
day, was 50 badly burned from her
clothes catching fire, that she died
on Saturday Il z GO q
Yesterday afternoon, about five
o'clock, the house Of John Lenehan,
night watchman, was discovered. to
be on fire. He was asleep at the
time, in bed, and his little boy. about
seven years old, with him, willie his
wife was away Tie man was aroused
aud made his escape, but in the ex-
citeaent and confusion, the boy was
overlooked an dawasp rescued until
smothered and burned to death,
1T has been aseertaineda that the
ringleader of gang of four boys, ar
rested On Friday for petty Dtil. sviag,
named Berry Rodgers, set fire to a
barn which was burned. in this city
last Thursday, Belonging to William
Braden. He first tried to get little
colored boy named Moss to commit
the crime. but he was not tall enough
to open the door Rodgers is but ff-
teen years old, but is already CON
firmed thief aud rascal, and says his
objectin this case, was to get chance
to steal. s.
re Political matters are very quiet on
the surface. but rooms at the hotels
are already filed, more than duoble
the number having been already en-
gagged thatlwere taken by the Monday
preceding the Democratic Conven-
ton. 1t seems to be evident that
VIII. Cumback will be drafted into
the service as Lieutenant Governor,
and will accept, but aside from this,
and the nominations of Baker for
Goyernoasa and KImbaH for Treas.
urer of State, all seems uncertainty
Horace Greeley Ieetured to fall
house tonight, on " Sell. Made Men. :
The Methodist meetings in aid OF
Church Extension Saturday night
and yesterday, were well attended and
successful. g
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Terrible mortality exists among the
foreigners at Haigo. twenty four hav-
ing died in as many days.
NEW YoRk, Febru6re o17.-The
steamer Santiago de Cuba, from As
pinwall, brings Panama dates to the
7th. a
The United States steamer Nyack,
with General Prado,- ex- President of
Peru aboard, reached Caldera, en-
route to Valparaiso.
The. cholera was ragiBg terribly in
Buenos Ayres, here being $50 to 180
victims daily. Citizens are flying
from the city. At Villa Nueva, 10 out
Of 270 laborers on the railroad had
died almost at once, and the people
are flying in all directions.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Feb. 18.-Private letters
from Paraguay dated January 18th,
represent the prospects of the Para
guayans as continuing to improve.
Lopez was taking the offensive, and
had twice bombarded1 the Brazilian
camp on the Parana, with effect.
a steamer from Rio also brings the
following news: So.
The internal troubles Of the Ar
gentine Confederation were increas-
The powerful state Of Eutre Rioa
had joined Rosa REQ in revolt against
the federal government.
DR.. Marco Paz,. Vice, President of
the Argentine Confederation and
President of the Senate, is dead.
Letters from Paris reiterate the
statements that, changes are contem-
plated in the policy and Cabinet of
the Emperor. .-....
Dispatches from Senafee annouuce
that the British Expeditionary Corps
occupied Addigraft, and reports
reached SeEafee that the advance had
reached Reral and Tallata. Tt was
also rumored from the interior that
the native. tribes who had reyolted
against King Theodorus were again
submitting to his authority.
| LONDON, February 16.-The Her
| aids special adviees from the head
quarters o. the British army in Abys-
sinnia state, thar Theodorus Is at his
camp near the palace of Magda, where
the English captfves are confined
| The Abyssinia Monarch il said to be
in a bad strait in a mily point of view.
I An engagem ment q between the two
armies is irnminent, and may Stake
/ place at any motnent.JT Few Of the
| disaffeeted native chiefs now.ackuowl- :
| edge. any fealty, to fTheed0rus. The
/ Chief Cassir, ruler of the Tigra Dis
/ trict, openly courts the favor of Maj
| Gen. Napier. Maj Gen. Napier fears
this chief, whose political character
/ is dead, and aims at making a secret
attack on him, and consequently aims
to secure a treaty of allegiance with
/ him, so as to make him ansWerable
| for his future acts.
/ Thirty thousand British troops, of
all classes, have been landed al Hoala,
nd the advance Of the Queens army
/ of Ontato, half way towards Magdala.
/ rum IAAC SuO1C AAnCs II ID NCAg
| probable the expected battle will take
place.
The Egyptians with a. contingent
army. embracing many Turks, are very
near to Magdala, but they use no eau
ton, and still march on in a reckless
manner, without the sanction of the
superior officers ,of,the English array.
! The English IN the interior number
about 10000 The troops suffered
considerably from the heat Of the
! weather. - - -w vsserHve
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE illness oil
| Count, Bismarck. is serious. He. Is
not able to leave Berlin. &Aa
ITALY.
FLORENCE, Feb. 1.-THE Council
has at length resolved to pay part o.
/ the naDpl debt
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COLLINS
PATENT SUN BURNERS
AT REDUCED PRICES.


Imp0rtanfto an ioho use Kcr0senS "
or Coal OIL.
RRAwIMG SOLD MORE THAN a
E-# Gross of CottfYis EuGenf lgasN Burners,
and knowing them 20 give perfect amtiHfac-
ton, we take pleasure in recommending
them to the public as possessing the fol-
i. They are simple III construction, and
the draft 80 arranged aa % prevent the
parts contiguous to the oil fTom beco ming
heated 10 cause the generation Of gas.
Therefore, AZ is nom explosive.
2. The Glass Chimney can be removed
D hand at the lower part without burn
a III saves one-third the Oil forthe reason
that no light IS hidden below the metallic
cone. Therefore, you obtain the whole
light, clear. white. and cheerful
a. The Chimneys and Burners are much
We have, also, the SOLAR BUREFR,
aud "a good supply 0f Lamps and Lam
Stock, which we offer at reduced prices.
The public can be supplied at the Old
Eureka Bazaar, 75 Main street.
VICKERY BROS.
We have used the turner reserEed 30
aboYes and consider them far superior 20
any coal oil burner we have ever seen.
las. q. Jones' HaghuFat & Whitlakers Jos.
Ihornakes A. Fl. COlburn. j. w. kuneies
Fort Branch j. p. Ahlerilg.J. W. Nexsens
r. 4ndrus, PASTOR 1ranit.f III. u. Church
u. II. LiEeiEt Pastpr lfg.e street A- n.
Church, 3. ~ tt4Fgitps. ~ E.f Henry Aht@
erlng. SATURDAY @IuGNffas Feb. 4.
NICgERK BRO'ss I could All "a Lilllput
volume "a praise of tAe sun burner Ihey
SO far excel everythingDf the kind have
ever seen that com mpaft80n Is useless.
yours, @es H5' = As@ = 1Ah+
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CHINA.
Terrible Explosion OF Powder Maga-
ZlneS-aOPe than a Thousand
Lives LOst-The Chinese Rebellion.

SHANGHAI January az Via SAN
Francisco, February 16.-A special
to the Herald says the Yellow River
has again burst its banks Nothing
but foreign engineering will restore
them to their ancient solidity.
An explosion occurred at Wuchang,
opposite Haukow. in which three
powder magazines and more than
1000 lives were lost. No harm was
done to the European party
The latest news received here re-
specting the Chinese rebellion i to
the effect that the Imperialists have
gained several victories ever the Sen
afees and Mohamedons.
1t is rumored that a Mandarin has
offered to erect and work the tele-
graph from Shanghai If this bA true
be will uncenscieusly give material
aid to the East India Telegraph Com
pany.
New YoRK, February 1.-THE
steamship City Of Washington, from
Liverpool the 7th, is below.
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FOREIGN NE w :.
Late Japan SeWs-Palace Burned
81 Down at JeddO-6Feat Mortality Mt
HaigO-CbOlera Still Raging at
BuenOs AyFes


New YORK, Feb. 17-The Herald
has additional advices from Japan
via San Francisco, which contain the
folloWing 3B4
One of the Shagoon's palaces at
Jeddo, was burned down by Satus-
mas mea, who afterwards lost one of
his own. There was a severe fight,
and the official report gives 300 Killed
and wounded of Satusmas' men, and
so of the government troops. The
contending parties afterwards had a
naval engagement IN sight of Yoko-
homa, where Satusmas vessels es-
capped Satusmas has surrendered
Satusmas' palace was burned on the
night of the Goth of j January, and 400
men were burned up in it. The town
was on FIRE in four places on the night
of the 20thaof January, but was for
tunatelS extiRguished, but with ser
ious damage.
Foreigners have been ordered by
their Consuls not to e. outside the
settlement.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
EVANSVILLE GROCERY.

f.tt -A---A--~ lt
EH. CRoss. 4f DAVID IENKTNs.
w1FAwHNG THfs DAY OpENED our
a&lk store Of well selected stock OF Fam
lly Groceries st No. 1Hh Main Street, be-
tween Fourth and Flfbh Streets, we take
pleasure I u announcing 60 the public that
we have. and VIII keep G0natantiy on
hand, a full and complete assortment OF
Family Grocertesj also, willow Ware.
Crockery Ware, Lime, Cement, Plaster
Paris, salt, DC, &c. We wfllseu our goods
as low as the lowest elsewhere.
WE CAN'T BE UNDERSOLD.
Goods delivered 70 any part of The city
free OF charge By aGheMng 20 the above,
and by strict attention 20 business, we
hope 70 merit a fnll share ef the public
patronage. Please give as a eaM. Don't
forget the place.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-18
EUROPE.
By Atlantic Telegraph.

The War In Abysslnia-S0, 900 British
Troops Landed sc I0ala-PFOspects
Of the Paragraphs Improving
Troubles Of the argentine COnfed.
GRAFTON IncFeasing-COunt Bis-
marck seriously Iil-Part OF the
Papal Debt to be Paid. aaa sol