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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-28

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SMALLPOX AND THE SCHooLs.-
By the order of the Beard of Trues-
tees Of the schools. aud at the sugges-
ton of the Board Of Health. the chill
dren Of the public schools are ex-
pocted to bring to their teachers a
certificate from a physician of efficient
vaccination, on Monday morning, Feb.
1st. IF parents are prompt 20 follow
this suggestion, It will not only pre-
vent the possibility of the children
taking the small pox, bus will insure
their regularity at school, Those
parents who hereafter wish their chill
dren to enter the public schools, will
be expected to furnish the Superin-
tendent with a certificate from some
physician at the time of their enroll
ment. In the absence of the family
any one of the Board of
Health will make the proper exam
nation and certificate, and will per-
form the vaecination when required.
Persons not able to pay, win be vac
cinated without charge. The Board
Of Health consists of Drs. Casselbery,
Walker, Bray and Kress.
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On A BENDER.-A pair of the frail
fair ones were on a bender yesterday
evening, and made their appearance
on the streets in Lamasco. About
B O'Clock P. II. they were quite salu-
brious, aud probably became glorious
~ drunk before night. Whether they
were arrested or not we did not learn.
One of the women has figured often
in the Recorders Court.
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aSEwIkGA MAcmNEs.-Two Wilcox
& Gibbs Sewing Machines at cost, to
close ont consignment. Call at LOUIS
BITTROLFF's, No. IS Main st. jail 1w
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Y. nj. G. Allie prayer meeting,
under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association, at Vine
Street Presbyterian Church, yester
day morning, was quite we'll attended,
considering the disagreeable condition
of onr streets and the prospects for
rain. 3 The meeting was opened by
Mr., Silas Tichenor. Two written re-
quests for the prayers of the Assoeia-
ton were received. One from a father
in behalf Of his only son, asking
the prayers of the meeting for his
conversion. The other gfrem d MEM
Der of the Association. asking prayers
to be offered for a young man now
suffering with disease which may
terminate his life. Earnest and heart
felt prayers were made for those
young men. Persons desiring prayer
for their friends, were requested to
address the Y. M. g. A. through the
Postoiice, stating what is specially
desired. A box will be provided aud
at the door of the church,
where the meetings are held, into
which any OF all can place such re-
quests. which will be read to the
meeting by the leader, and in regular
order receive the prayers of the mem
bers of the Association.
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ABcTaoN-Hiram Nelson sells at
auction, tomorrow morning, at nine
o'clock, a lot of Household Furni-
ture, beds, bed CLOTHES and wearing
apparel, at his Auction Room, Lo-
Gust Street. ah .
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KNocV

OP1 AED Down AND ROBBED
. of the crew of the Armada re-
ports that he was lured to a den of
ihfamy, corner Of Locust and Fourth
Streets, on Tuesday night. and there
knocked down and robbed of all his
weeks earnings. The mate Of the
Armada, Mr.. Tucker, is anxious to
know who license such institutions,
and who recommend the proprictors
before the City Council.
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IN JAIE-At present there are
twelve persons in the county Jail,
three of whom have been sentenced
to the p~enitentiary. OF the three
thus sentenced two are negroes. aud
one q white man. Il is probable that
others viii b elected to represent
the county at the State institution at
JeffersOnville before the close of the
session Of the court.
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COpartnership


r HAVE THIS DAY SOLD MY HM.
- terest in the Eagle Foundry TO enter
upon another branch OF manufacture. In
retiring from The foundry business, / d. SO
destriog thab the friends Of the old firm
Will stand by the new as faithfully as they
have by RoeIker, Blount q Co.
Truly, HENRY X. BLOUNT.
January 18th, 1863. Ja2S div
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D1 James Gordon BENNETT, Jr.,
beat the world In his great yacht race.
So DIR. j. w. Poland'RI Hnmof Doc
tor outstrips all other remedies for
cleansing the blood. Sold by
JAZZ CLOUD q AIKEN.
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R0- Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL d Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner of Third and Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention OF the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. [oc26 DIFF
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VIZ call the attention of u read
ers to the advertisement of the Shaw
neetown Mercury, in this mornings
JOURNAL. The Mercarg is an excel
lent medium Of advertising for our
merchants. circulating as it does
among some of their best customers.
Dir, Lusk is in the city and will call
on our business men.
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River Dispatches.

asT a4,4sVrrIE January 27.A-Yhe river Is
falling stead1iy with ieet %ass ~
weather is clear and PLEASANT. bttsftfess
moderately brisk.
GNcINNArI, JANUARY T.-Arrlyed Robt-
Moore. Nashville: Lorena, st. Louis: be-
ona. Tennessee river. Departed: Emma
EIovd for Nashvile; Clifton for Memphis.
Weather Gle ar and pleasant. Bushes mo-
darafeIv active. River tafiing; abonG IL
feet in the channel, and 30 ieet nhdeF the
Dfiu aLn lamarvv 1-aaoirbs iAsse. New
Dreams TO Il. Louis at 5 a. M; Dexter, New
orleans to Louisville at A. M; R~lchnlond,
Huntsville TO New Orleans at A NJ; Mag
gle Hays, Pittsbur2 20 81 Louis at y a. MI
%iaska.1New Orleans 10 sClneinnati AT
noon; MOIIie Hambleton, Memphis TO
Cairo at 5 p. NJ; Tow of railroad cars. New
Albany to Beimon at 3 P. NJ. River fallen
"a inches. Clear and pleasant.
fr St. d L9yas. 'asaaliis Mef}fks. from KS6l
kuk; Lawrence, from cincinnati; w; *
from ennessee River Departed-Hunls-
Vile, for Keokuk: Belle 81. Louis, Tor
rivgerie faiifng slowly, with plenty OF water
~ cairo. and in the Illinois and Missouri
rivers. but to KeOkuk there Is bat three
feet water and much ice. St-eainboatmen
are opposed TO the proposition o"rlgi9attng
in C~1ncihuatf. to remove the wharf-boats
from a portion OF our leVee ior lie oensht
81 transient or outside boats. The Belle Of
Attou only goes South temporarily she
in Fstarn gh spd t Mild 9pr Bnsi Grsas fa ahe"
january laIllng,
with s feet on HarpeLh Shoals. Weather
fair and pleasant. The Nashville arrived
from Cairo. Alpha, for EvansYliie; New
York sfor Pittsburg, aud Fala Hughes, for
| IfoDef CumberIand, departed.
MEMPHIS. january M-The weather is
clea and peasant. River fell six inches.
Arrfved-Minneoia, from Cincinnati; AT
Ice Dean, do. Departed-Forsyth, Tor 81.
Touis: KiIgour, L~ouISviiie; Sam j. Hale,
with I.a88 bales cotton fer CINCINNATI; Nol-
man, Evansville; Alton, Nicksburg Long
worth and Maynower, New Orleans.
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SPARERIBs AND TENnERLoINs.-
Call at Elliott, Ruffner & Co. IS Pork
house, this morhiDg, ana eat your
spareribs, tenderloins, &c. A large
lot on handifor sale cheap. III 28zlt
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B6g~ $50 barrels of choice Eastern
Apples, wholesale and retail. at the
New York Grocery. Also, 20 barrels
new BuckRheat Flour.
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NnrIGE
r. THE PUR-
~ nCSgRE

r. DESIRE NOTIFYING THE PUB
VI lie that l have rented a room ON
nut. al which place . will keep constantly
ON hand a large varie4 y of Green Apples
Dressed Poultry, Butter, Eggs, Dried Ffu1t,
and in fact all kinds of Produce.
fano3 afr JAKE HUNNELL.
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BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of Ia United states
OK for the Dtstriat of Indiana.
I'm the matter Of Edward WehIer, Bank
rupt--in Bankruptcy.
To aoh0za u may concern:
The Undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment as Assignee OF EDwARD
WEHLER, OF Evansville, in the county
OF VandeTburg1 and State OF Indiana,
within said District, who has been ad-
Judged n bankrupt, upon his own pett-
tion, by the District Conrt of said District.
Dated at Evansville, the 18th day OF
January, AID. 1885.
JAMES Ii. MCNE-,
Assignee.
In The District - U-,.a1 e,a,os
far DOurt or the UnlJeo obaIeS
me District of Indiana.
!, tt,e matter OF = srnuel Adler, Bank
rupt In bankruptcy.
To 1DhODl u 1l9y concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment ms Assignee OF bEMUEl.
ABLER, of Evansville, IN Ia county OF
Marlborough and state of Indiana, Win
In said District, who has been adJudged "a
bankrupt. upon his own petition, by the
District Court of said District.
Dated at Evansville, the zth DAY OF
January, AID. 1868.
jas d3t Il a W I'M Asslgnee.
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local NOTICES.

YouNa LADIES socIAh2EE. The
young ladies of the Walnut Street
Presbyterian Congregation will give a
Seeiable and Supper in the Church
Parfors on tosmorrow (fhursday)
evening. admission, 90 cents; chill
dren, % cents. Rooms open at q
o'clock The public are, cordially in-
vited. q 2t
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ARREsTED.-Two boys known as
" wharf rats" and whose names we
omit, were arrested yesterday and
lodged in the city prison on charge
of stealing $40 worth of cigars from
Jacob Sauer. Diligent search was
made for another boy who. it was
supposed, had a hand in the theft,
but he had not been found late in the
evening. I~fproofis not had of fhe guilt
of the parties arrested, they will
probably be turned out Of prison
to-day. Such lads are a great n,ais-
ance, and ought to. be punished in
some way thai, would bring about
tkeir reformation, if possible. Par
ents who allow their boys the freedom
of the streets at night. need not be
surprised that they come to some bad
end.
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For RENT.-Business House No.
81 Main Street, three doors from the
corner of Third Street. For p~articu
lars, Apply to- II ARTHUR Lopez,
16-1Ot G.. It. JENKINS.
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OATS PORK. LARD, d POTATOES.

TN STARE. AND TO ARRIVE
- from the City on the Hin, on the
pearIy banks of the Wabash, which we
offer to the trade: ,,.fE A. 10 a.N
500 bush. Pc atoes;
Hx1 81 tierces No. I Lard;
% kegs NJ. l Lard:
100000 pounds Bulk Shoulders, Sides. and
HamS; H
rs bbls. choice Family Flour, at
i BUIIDERS' EMPORIUM.
Water ST., bet. Locust and Walnut,
Eva rSVtile. Ind.
a ta23 d3OE a. BABCOCK a. STEEIE
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REcoRDER's OogRr.-The Recorder
a slim Aauaof II sasto.aonss.

REcoRDER's CoURF.-The Recorder
had slim day of it, Yesterday, in his
court EsF ~ .oE-aBEHEB
A man named Goetleib Schmake ap-
peared on charge of obstructing the
sidewalk BY throwing wood on it. For
this violation of the city ordinance,
he was required to. pay in fne and
costs 81 60.
George Schultze appeared On charge
of assault and battery on a man
by the nickname of Beauregard.l'
1t did not appear that Schultze was
guilty, hence the case was dismissed.
The above were aHlthe leases in that
court yesterday sIdaIIsa BIO /
A Coon HoUsE,LFred.a T. Straub
& Co, No.74 Main Street, dealers in
hardware. have asplendid stoekaofa all
sorts of goods IN their line, whiehfhe
offer atlew rates. 1t is ono of the
best regulated retail houses ia the
city, and the proprietors are the most
obliging and courteous. They have
on hand at present. a large stock of
meat cutters and sausage suffers, pat
ent cross,cut saws, and all articles in
those lines. They also have a large
lot Of goods not in their line, such as
lead pencils, pecket-books. &c, which
they will close out at once, and on
which they viii give bargainssa The
attention ct earrpeptsrs i called 70
this large house. ,eart - ama5
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PoRK.-Small lots Of pork still con
tinue to arrive in the city IN wagons.
Yesterday and day before the price
Tor dressed hogs ranged from 113to
II cents, aud in some cases be was
asked. but in no case was that price
raid. Pork dealers in Evansville con
slider that they have done we'll this
season. having made most Of their
purchases below the price paid In
Cincinnati or Chicago. Besides the
number of hogs packed at this place,
large purchases of bulk meats have
been made, which have already found
a market in the South.
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A LARGE Stock OF SUPERIOR
LIQUoRs.-N. II. Carr Il Co., at. No. 3
and A South Water Street, have a very.
large stock of superior Liquors of the.
choicest brands. selected with great
care expressly for this market by Mr..
Carr himself, with special reference to
the wants of this trade, and offered at
very small profts'by Wholesale to cash.
customers. Steamboat bars supplied
on liberal terms. .dec10 diff
pffgM overwhelmingly
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FITTING UP.-Messrs G. Decker e
Sons are quite busy at present fitting
up their mandatory on Main Stree t,
and wnl in a short time be ready for
work again. A portion ofthe cid ma
chinery, which was but partially dam
aged by the late fire at iIeireshbIfsh
ment, has been repaired and is now
as good as new. s - IS
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Tsrre Haute md IndianagolIs.
PROM TERRE HAUTE

THE change on the Ohio and Mississippi
aallroad takes place on Monday, Deeem'
her Tkh. after which we VIII correct tht
time table of nat Road.
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EoR WERT-FHE AMERICAN
~ One of tho best hotels IN
Evansville, Indiana. It's located in the
midst OF the business part OF tho city:
fronts on Water STREET.. near the corner OF
wafer Ahd sycamore nuc has "a splendid
river view. ~ is large and c0mmOdloua.
- less Than u square from Main Street.
and is easy Of aecfEs frOul ilte Titey, rail-
ROAD, ana kurrouualng country Possession
gtDen dpfH ISL, 1868. Apply 10
AALkAH JOHNSON, Admir-,
ganlV qtf Evansville, Ind.
TTOlk RENT BASEMENT The bnea-
- mentT ofthe Cumberland Presbyteriam
Shufeh, corner Of second and Chestnut
place sf0r teaching Agatffc or Drul6hfg ana
Edtntfnp. Also, ~ good rOnm Tor mn nMicH.
luqutre OF ALNAH aOHHHOMr
uhuD dtf HEf IHH Real Estate Aren't
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PERsoNAE-Amoag the strangers
IN the CITY yesterdag,hWe note Rob
ert Bell, Esq, ahd L. G.. Gaqua. ="
Mount Carmel, Illinois arr TsregPl
James Z, Veateh General
De5hrNler- aud Judge J.. @
geBtl~ vi Rockport. The latter
.emen came and returned by the
! packet. Hon. Z. @. Jaquesss Senator
from Posey County, .wss in the city
last night. fs4w
Professor j. w. Rust, one of the
editors of the Westera Recorder, is in
the city visiting his friends
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EVANSVILLE OPERA HOUsEl
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Twelve Pictorial Presentsi

First-CIass Illustrated Family Maga-
zine, with Pbysiogpomy, Phrenology,
EthnoIOgy. Physiology, and Psychology,
ADAPTED to all who read, is THE ILLUS
sTRATED PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL,
mon1hly, at % a year; or to clubs of ten,
at 81 each. New Volume. January Dou-
bile Number now ready, 30 cents, Address
s. r. WELLS, NJ. $3.50 Broadway, N. Y.
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Positively Two Days Only
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FRIDAY AND
January 20th aud 3Oth.

TWO LEyEEs FRIDAY, ata ana g}5.
SAT URDAK, THREE LEWEEs.
aG n AM alhd 3 and ~ nm
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AN UNMITTaATED NUIsANCE.zIfI
an uhmitigated and superlative NUS
ancc ever did exist, it now exists on
the corner Of Fourth and Locust
Streets, where has been established
under sanction of the City Council. a
den of infarny, more infamous than
ever cursed Sodom and Gomorrah.
Thither black men and white are
lured, then dosed with mean whisky.
and next robbed. A steamer sci, !
dom, or never, touches the wharf, but
what emissaries of this sink of nofu-
ton are on board r-epresent;ue What
glorious fun they have at that corner,
what whisky, what wazaan, what card
playing what fu.a. and what a chance
- MAKE moAex,. and in an hour the
boat y SiEAoat a crew. The mate of
ore Of eur packets informs US thai
eveR the obese proprietor boards his
| boat and tolls off his men. and tho
officers of boats appeal earResii-
the city authogities TO- abat~ ' T.
With such Internal 3 the evil
it is not at alb ms in existence
Eec~F0s az Grange hat the policI
tor e filled with cases of viola.
of law on the part of negroes.
1t is only strange that they are no.
e worse. Ii the city authorities do no
abate the evil, there Is a higher cour
y that may be appealed to.
RAILROAD MEETING.-There vii
: be a public meeting held at the Cour
; House, at z o'clock this evening, t
IF consider the enterprise of building
h railroad from this city to Boonvill.
in Warrick County. This is.an enter
prise in which our city is deeply il
terested, and it is desirable that a
the prominent men and capitalists i
the city be present. as interesting IL
-s formation and reports will be laid bt
fore the meeting. If we would bull
up here a great commercial emporiuI
il we must have railroads divergin
y from this city to all parts of the cour
e try by which trade may be drawn her
1t Let everybody go to the Court Hoa'
L tonight.
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FLoUR4The best brand of choic,
family -four sold IN the city, tn
Cynthiana Mills, also, y -four fol
sale by I'll. D.. AllisA Il Co., FIRST st
second door below Vine.
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FoR SALE.-20O 900 brick Apply
to j. ID. CARMoDY, near the Post
Office. m m ~ 2S.d1w.
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Two Souls WITH BUT A SINGLE
THouGHT.-Dr. VIM. Bell and Miss.
Ellen Boswell, both Of Padueah,
Kentucky, were united IN the holy.
bonds of matrimony yesterday about
noon by Rev. s. Burford, Of this city.
The happy pair left for Padqca by.
the Armada last evening. hooking as
happy az two suuhewers of abe most
gigantic proportions. May their
brightest hepes and anticipatieps be
moro. han realized.
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"a rich of instruction and
6ntertaiument"-lN Y Tribune at
1eaIs with All que tions affecting the good
of MISUNDERSTANDING Post. lone OF the
p~Ieasantest and most readable magazines
that comes to this offiee."-lN. Y. ChrOnt-
Gle. at Ought to have a place In every
trenton Monitor. No other
FioaIrnal IN America mpaFts In one year
SO much valuable an this. and
cerLa MY no other teaches man 50 well 10
know himself. Each single number ~
worth tie entire of a years SUD
scFiption.S - Telegraph.
Agents wanted. Sle our new Premium
Iisfsf ia27 d2f, wit
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aasKeF FTTIT = 7T TTTT7gaa4
beg new stock of six Fringe
and French Corsets at HUGHES.
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SCHOOL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES semi
annual examinations of the Public
Schools of the city will commence
with the upper grammar school, on
Wednesday, February Sd. and will
continue from day to day Saturday
and Sunday exeepted.0 until Friday,
the 18th of February. All who take
an interest in our Public Schools, are
invited to attend.
ECbTpsEoF THE MOON.-The eclipse
of the moon took place last night as
predicted by the almanacs, commence
ing a few minutes before z o'clock,
and ending about 8 o'clock. The
evening was perfectly clear, and the
noon at the beginning Of the eclipse
was over an hour high, aud all who
desired-and did not forget it-ob-
served the beautiful phenomenon
At the middle of the eclipse about
one.balf the northwest limb OF the
moon was obscured. 1t was a free
show, and no reserved seats. 8
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Q a TX ID.
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FOR SALE AND FOR RENT-

"A EA CHEAP BUILDING HabHN.
ANO Dwelling Houses and Farms.
Zen thouaand acres Of fuminR Land.
buy and sell Real Estate.
sm4.| .H. saf ALNAH JOHNSON.
Real ESTATE Annta
Third Street, EUalsviAe, hdi0nu.
dec2 tf
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EVANSVILLE S~"aEET. Ro4sIIHwAY
CoMpAHy-ELEcrIoN or OFEIcERs-
The new Board Of Directors of this
Company. at its meeting last night,
reelected John j. Chandler. ESQ,
President; Hon4lJphh Law, Vice
President; VIM. Heilman, Treasurer,
and w. w. Chandler, Secretary.
The Board. on motion Of DIR,
Walker, decided. as early in the spring
as. practicable. to- lay down an addi-
tional line of road to the upper boun-
dairy of the city, on Second Street or
Eighth Street, according to the.
amount Of bonus the friends Of the
several routes shall be willing to prof
fer the Company to secure the line
The Secretary informs us that he will
advertise to this effect in a few days.
when we expect to see lively bidding,
as it is a demonstrated fact that Street
Railways atileast double the value of
suburban property along their lines
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ZOE -.

Residence and Farm for Sale
RHNetE RESIDENCE OF the late Dr
ltIncte win be sold at privnrd
sale Said farm contains 300 acres, with
improvements. 10 - nhbut mile from
lnBle's station, on thc ~. q a.. II. d., and
ten miles from this city. FOR further par
lleulars apply 81 DIR. D. r. Humcle'H oMce.
NO. ~ First street. Evansville ly}tL
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New Arrival

NOW HE
5 bbls Krout.
5 Sweet Cider.
% Buckwheat Flour.
essa5 Elegant Syrups79nld9gM
100 Eastern Apples.
ID eases Yarmouth Sugar Corn.
PARSONS, SCoyILLE Il MOFPETT.
dec29 tNyKH8A8
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ADVANTAGES or ADVERTIsfNa.-A
few days ago, q firm in this city
advertised for q secondhand safe,
in a Gineianati paper. The adver-
tisemeRt. was but three or four lines
III length, and only published three
days. Yesterday the firm received
fonr letters IN answer to their advsr-
tisement-three from Cincinnati and
one from Louisville-and it is proba-i
bic they will receive half a dozen
more by this mornings matt. Thes
will be thus enabled to make
ton and get a good DO a selec
in all prohahIiit~ .rgain, saving
haps t"en ten times, and per
the ..y-fye times, the price o
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-28

XXYOOD O. WATER nave opened =
tween Iocust and Walnut, and shall keep
constantly ON hand a full supply.
Haytug had hose attached 10 my WAFER
wagon, L am repaired 10 MI cisCefhS "A
very moderate terms. 49,.
OT,ieTs left ut my residence, on walnut
&C. ! hetweeu Third and Fourth, will be
DyaIantIv nIied. THOMAS BULLEN.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-28
Z H.&N. R. II. Northern Division.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Henderson daily Sundays
excepted .-s.-.-.----..-....s- -.ss--. = - An
Arrive at HanSCm.. ~ Am.
GOING NORTH.
Leave HANSON. -. .-.-----.--- 1:42 Pm
Arrive at anderson ..----.--.. 5:UU I'M