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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-02
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By Cablel LONDON. IulvI.
ConEols 08<; Five-Tweuty bonds ag<.
do. at Frankfort $50 Erie lgH. j. a.
o.; Stocks steady
LIVERPOOL. july % The cotton market
IS active. AllddlinW uplnuda. IZ5kds New
Orleans. I3nl3JE1 Sales. $4,000 bales.
Brcadstuns duI California white whenf.
l0g 81 red Western, Ds 8dMgg 4d West
ern Flour 23s o.. Corn. 0s fur old. and
1es for new. Oats. % o.. Pork. zoos. Beef
sos. Lard, 70s Cheese. 92s Bacon OBJ Tal.
low, AIS.
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ReM nrlnana marEal

~ toleEraph.l NEW OnLEAHB. July en-.
SSii9557I,o,iSs--Middiing nominal at3gle
~. ~ .NoE-sterllng 30; Sew FORESIGHT
and Xxx g075 -' go
SSCEa-Mhito 81 1901 20.
BRANCH O5.
HAK-Prlme e80URa2
EOHK-Dull 40 63l I'd.
bAC0N-5houldera 80 I55<aI0es rIear rIb
LiM&Ic.
LARD-Iierce 201zc; keg NJlQQc.
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&. blessed is the man who invented
steeI,1 says SanchO Panza. Still more
6iaessd Is the man who invented the
Ineans of remedying the neglect and mis-
fortune that changed my locks gray before
NV time, or reaped the harvest or my hair
before the season of my decay. To " Bar
rett's Vegetable Hair Restorative" must
be ascribed merits possessed by few or
none of the usual remedies for badness
and premature gray hair. The testimont-
ais of its efficacy are numerous and ire
proachable. Wye
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The weather yesterday was quite
warm, and last night it was very sui
try, the mercury standing at midnight
at 76o. At sunset last evening the
indications were that we would have
rain within the next q hours. The
river continues to fall here quite rap
idly, and is also declining above. 1t is
probable we shall yet have low water.
The arrivals and departures from 3
P. NJ. Saturday include the Morning
Star, to Louisville; Quickstep, from
Cairo; Mollie Ebert, st. Louis to Gin
cinnati; Moilie Norton. Henderson
and return; Hartford, from Green
River; Emma No. 3, Cincinnati to
New Orleans; Kate Putnam, Pitts
burgh to St. Losis; Fanny Brandies,
to Cincinnati; Nightingale, Cincin-
natl to Arkansas River; Tarasoon,
Louisville to Henderson; Ada Lyon,
from Green River, Armada to Cairo,
Sam. Orr to PASSPORT.
The Hartford arrived with good
trip at 6 o'clock Saturday 1.-THE
Quickstep got in Saturday at 10 P. n.
Her manifest will be found below.
.........The Ada Lyon had the biggest
trip of the season. Tuesday is her
regular day, but there is big lot Of
freight here for Bowling Green, and
if it enough to pay her, she will 60
this evening. 1t is quite probable
however, that she will not go before
tomorrow. The Ada Lyon will
make two trips more before the cabin
is put on the new hull.........The
Raven, with tow of barges, passed
up yesterday without landing. 1.-THE
Emma No. 3. Kate Putnam, and
Nightingale we're loaded to the guards
THE merblason will be soldat
auction, at 10 0 clock this morning
in front of P. Hornbrook's boa
store, on Water Street. Several river
men have been looking at her with q
view to purchasing. Let those inter
ested attend the sale today, as thu
Mason is a good boat...........Tht
Fanny Brandeis. Capt. Henry Miller
with Kit Rudd and S. T. James il
the office, left for Cincinnati yester
day morning, with light trip. Sh,
had engagements at Louisville fo
500 barrels cement. The Fam.
Brandeis goes to Cincinnati in plae
of the Charmer, and will be dow
next Friday on the Charmer's time
The Fanny has been repainted an,
refurnished. and magnificent Brus
sells carpet, from Miller, Brinkmeye
& Co.'s, in this city, has been pu
down in the cabin. The Cbarmer vii
90 on the docks at Cincinnati.
NANIFEsT-Of the Steamer QuicksteI
| from Cairo, July 3lst, 18f9-CIemen1
| White d Co, i bale burlaps: VIM Heilmau
lot of machinery; VIM q Brown a. Co, IA
Geo shingle, is barrels spar, hogsheads %
tobacco; Z q Van Ripper, hogsheads Il
bacco; Ragon, D!ckey q Carson, = barre
whisky; Capt Henry Miller, 1 box sur
dries.
For Mauckport-6 "a bags wheat.
For LouisVille-5 hOgsheads tobacc0.
For Ctncinnati-2 barrels spar, III PIC
lead.
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CoWHIDE AND PEPPER-A WOMAN
AyENGEs AN INSULT. = A colored
man, named Monroe Sanderlin, has
of late been trying to iDjure the repu-
tation of Laura Carter, a colored
woman, by insinuations and SANDER
Gus reports. Laura heard of the
course that was being pursued by the
young man, and being a woman of
spirit, she determined to avenge her
own wrongs, and at the same time
teach Mr.. Sanderlin, the darkey afore-
said, a great moral lesson. To
this end, she provided herself
with paper of pepper and
a cowhide-two potent weapons, when
skillfully applied : and sought out
her traducer, whom she found in an
ice:cream saloon near the corner of
Fourth and Locust Streets. Laura
told him what he had been guilty of,
to which he made no denial that we
heard of, and then threw the pepper
in his face, after which she pulled
out the cowhide aforesaid and went
for" Mr.. Sanderlin, before men
toned, giving that sable gentleman
such wolloping" as he has not
had since his infantile days, when
slippers were the established weapons
The victim took the licking. and the
woman went home satisfied.
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e Z NJ @ VAL.
4. az D. HEHMANN.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

Have removed from their old stand, at
Nos. 60 and 81 Main street, to
Nos. IL and 40 National Block, Ger.
First and Vine Streets,
and will TO DAY occupy their large
and commodious store-rooms, with a
full and complete stock Of Stdpts
Groceries, Liquors, DC, which they
offer to the trade at reduced prices.
Our store-rooms are the finest IN
the city, and we shall keep them well
stocked with a full and complete as
sortment of goods in our line. Hay
ing been engaged in business here for
the past twenty-five years, we feel
confident that we are fully prepared
to meet the wants of the Trade, and
solicit IN the future. as IN the past,
the continuance of the custom we
have hitherto enjoyed from our old
friends, and also invite the attention
of new dealers to our superior stock,
and will endeavor to convince them
that We can successfully compete with
any similar grocery establishment in
the State.
We shall at all times be pleased tC
meet our old friends and customers al
our new stand.
I. & d. HERMAN,
Al and 46 National Block.
A q
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RemDhIs NaFket.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. July 81.
COTTON Inactive; sales OF middllng az
3lLc: low middling, 201Sc. Receipts to day,
IS bales; for the week, l28 bales: for the
month, vlo Dales exports Today, " bales
FLoUR-Firm for medium grades at
s. 500gT go
WHEAT-3l GOAL 80.
CoRN-98cNGl 20.
OATs-Firm at 60dS2c.
HAY-Ecarce.
BRAN so 90 and inactive.
CORN MEAL.-e4 5094 IS.
PORK-G34 50.
IARD-1192IIzc. 49,,
BACON-Q Quiet shoulders lOt4 hldeh lylaof
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RELIABLE.-The local statisti-
clan " of the Courier IS at his old
tricks again-making mistakes. In
yesterdays issue he has three differ
ent items about the steamer Fanny
Brandeis. In one she was announced
to leave yesterday; in another on
Monday, and in another on Tuesday.
OF course such items are quite intel
ligibIe to the readers. We presume
he intended to give all persons want
ing to ship or travel on the boat three
DAYS grace.
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SrRAGGLING. - Several men from
down the river, who were in the city
yesterday, took on board TOO much
lager and boomenickle, and their legs
got quite weak before they got out Of
town. The police, with a wonderful
forbearance. allowed them to depart
without being arrested, which was
proper enough.
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Louisville Harket.

~ AeleEfapn.l LoUmVrLLE. July aI.
,,I BtAoeINa-ls heavy and very nfm at
EL0uh-flrn so crnue 81 5g
WHEAT-Iied 81 ID. rvhffrrI IN
COmN-In bulk Bls
OATs-70c..
BAHLNK-At sd Is.
IOnACCo-Laaf D. afeadv .rsfra r1n r.f..s..
at g5 90Mi8 90.
PROwLsION8-Ia very firms Faas urrt- -f
b33 Is. BacOn-Bh0ulders i5iles rfe-r rlH
l9C: clear sides l01Hc: fuuaf.cured be5,e
23tzc.
LARD-l9Lc
WuIsKK-HtcndY.
HIGHWTNF Sat En- l0.
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STEAMBOAT FOR SALE. = All per-
sons interested in the steamboat bust
ness should attend the sale of the
steamer MASON" day (Monday).
at 10 AN. She will be sold in front
of Hernbr0ok's Boat Store. on the
landing, between Main and Sycamore
Streets. Here is a frst-rate opportu-
nifty for a bargain. For particulars
see advertisement.
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REMovAL.-We call attention to
the notice in our local columns, an
nounoing that I. 4 D. Holman, whole
sale grocers, will today occupy their
fine, new store-roOms, on the corner
OF First and Vine Streets. This is
one of the oldest and most reliable
firms in this city.
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WELL DESERVED PUNISHMENT
A day or two ago We published an ac-
count Of man forcibly robbing the
wife Of fisherman Of So 80, on the
opposite side of the river. It seems
that we only heard part of the story.
The villain not only robbed the lady,
but also attempted to forcibly violate
her per. "a; but was, fortunately, pre-
vented by old Mr.. BIangy, who rushed
to her rescue, and took the man in
charge and turned him over to Officer
Jackson, in this city The matter was
compromised by the money being paid
back, because it would have been
necessary to have prosecuted the thief
In Kentucky, where the robbery was
committed. After being released, he
went back across the river, (Friday,
we believe.) where he was met by the
husband Of the woman that he had
robbed and insulted, who pitched into
him and gave him a good thrashing
and then went and cut " hickory
withe" and gave him another dose
He told the villain that he would
" let him off light this time" but il
he caught him around there any more
he would "settle his hash" for him
The chap departed, and has not beer
seen since.
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lain STREET EXCHANGE,

COrner OF E1fth ana SIKH SIS -
BIGN Of BIG REFLECILAG LAN1h1tN'
DLEASANT, airy rooms, clean COM "
* Portable beds, with excellent DotIa -
per week, or single meals - cents : lO4slLlE55
35 cents. The best the market aHoFus VI -
always be found here, and orders loE is ~,
berries, fruit and Cataw pa WINE vine, 81 lne
"A . "a promptly attended TO.
tealte,P6 JOHN Z. SCHWEIZER.
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NEW ToBACCo.-A telegram was
received from Mr.. Moguot, at Padu-
cab, By Martin, Gardner & Co., on
Saturday, announcing that he had a
hogshead of new tobacco, and asking
if they wanted it. They replied that
if it weighed a certain amount they
would take it. No answer has been
received to their reply.
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OLD BAPTIST CHURCH.-The old
Baptist Church, on the corner of
Clark and Centre Streets. belonging
to the city, and lately used as the
High School building, was sold at
auction on Saturday, and was pur-
chased by Jesse w. Walker for the
sum of 90, 825. A portion of the front
of the building-say eight or ten feet
stands on the street and will have
to be removed within six months.
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BAPTIzING.-Four ladies were bap-
TIED in the river about 81 o'clock last
night, by Rev. George E. Flower, of
the Christian Church. A large crowd
was in attendance.
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BASE BALBOA Saturday, G..
Babcock. with a side of six played
Ned. Gwathmey's side of nine, and
got beaten. Score q TO 81.
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B9 B. Baum has removed to AZ
First Street, between Sycamore and
Vine, where he will open a wholesale
Notion and Millinery business by the
first of September next. All indebt-
ed to HIM will please call at above
named place and settle. B. BAUM.
iy30 st
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CITY N E w S .

BOVINE HEADoUARTERs.-Centre
Street, from Cherry to Oak, has for a
long time been celebrated as head
quarters for about fifty COWS.
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REo0RDER's UoURF.-Only one case
on Saturday before His Honor. Fred.
Lieberkin, for being drunk, was
charged So %. which he paid.
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THE EcLlPSE.-The great eclipse
as it approaches, is attracting much
attention. Evansville is in the line
of the total eclipse, and it will be al
most dark. No total eclipse has taken
place in this country since 1884, and
none other will occur until the year
1900. The Cincinnati Gazette recon-
mends excursion parties down the
river to see it, as Cincinnati is not
within the line of the total eclipse.
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ANoTHER.-The astute mistake cor
rector of the Courier locates the old
Baptist Church on the corner of To-
Gust and Centre Streets. The 6 great
reliable had better get map and
study the locations of the streets.
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Evansville, August 2. 1869.

Sc It is said that the proprIetors of the
celebrated PLANTATION BITTERS rent no
less than nine peWs from the different de-
nominattons in New York CITY for all
those of their employees who viii occupy
them regularly, free of charge. This is GER
that others who employ a large number
of people will follow the example. The
above fact, accom- panied with the belief
that firm who would look SO closely after
the morals and welfare of their employee
would not undertake to impose upon the
public, has induced us to give the PLAETA-
TON BHTTERS a trial, and having found
them to be ALI that is represented, we
cordially recommend them as a tonic OF
rare merlt.-ObSeTUer, July 1sE.
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TIIE
Indian SPRING.


The Proprietor Of The Indian
Springs, in Martin County, Indiana,
respectfully informs the Public that
his house will b. open for visitors
the LIST Of june
THESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED
nine miles north uf SHOALS apA-
TON on the Ohio and Mississippi Rails
road, in a very romantic and pidtureauue
region, Astounding ln game aud uah. uH
well as mineral and botanical specimens
ROCK, q natural curiosity Of great Inter-
est, stands near the road Ou tho way to
The Mineral Water is conaidored bv
many persons az the most valuable of any
Ia the West: White Sulphur, Black HuIa
phur, Bulpho-Chalybe Chaly beate, ana
Fresh Water-aud IN abundance.
Analysis by DR.. owen OF one OF th0
springs shows tie following properties
free bulphure gtea tyQfpHen carbonate
small quantity, CarDonle Acid Gna IN
trace, Chloride sodium, suiphate of Soda.
5ulphate Lime, Carbonate Df Limo Chlua
ride Polassium-amall quantity, Alumlnn
mali quantity.
For the superiority Of the Water aa n
curative agent and delicious Summer bev-
erage, References need only be made 10 Clio
thousands who nave used lt, It has been
fOuud especially encaOiOus f0r Dyspepsia
~ ali - lQrinii iof nll diseases Of the
stomach, Bowels, kidnoyH. hyoa. EIrins
tor DrOpays Neuralgia syphilis, tkheumus
tiam, scroiui0s and nll chronic cases. na if
IL an active 0nc efnctent ALrEHATTVE.
Warm, Cold, and Tepld Shower and
Tab Baths Furnished on ths
Mineral Water.
The Bowling Alleys and Saloon nra iu
charge Of MT CarmOdy. 0f EVnuHufIIa.
who VIII be pleased to cater 10 the tastaa
and enjoyment OF ala his old friends. and
as many new ones as may favor him with
their presence.
Daily hacks viii convey passengers 20
and ff1m the Springs connecting with tuo
trains both ways on the ohio aud MfasIs-
aippi Railroad 40 Shoals station. uneFH
| win also run between Belf0td ou tne
/ Louisville, New Albany an Chicago RAN.
road, and the springs,
d. 4. DUNfHUE. Proprietor.
The place, with seven hundred acres. Gel
/ for sale Or lease for term Of yoau.
/ June ~, dtlslnuR
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HAPPY TERMINATION. = While
Sheriff Miller was on his way up the
river last week, he received a tele-
gram at Rockport from this city, d.
recting him to arrest a young gentle
man on the boat, who had " loved not
wisely, but too WE'LL" and bring him
back, which he did. The party got
back on Saturday. and the young man
and his lady love were marie d, which
made everything all right.
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GnhuB6us
GOLD-Dull and lower; OpeLe az 1907,
and closed at l3B1E9Ia6lz. Carrying rates
are 497 per cent Clearances G00O00O50 EN-
ports to-day, 10 Europe, Gl0G, 399: to Aspin-
wall, eS5574; exports for the week, e33I, 7gj
GovEREAfEBTs -Ste-dy. Coupons OF 81
1235zgl2554; do. '62, l25al251S; DO. 'G4. 1870
1884; do. '65. l2311 lZ31z do new, l&2Ul2zIS;
do. 20, l22149lZZ1si do '68, l2z9l221S; 10 40s
II4ILHII4JZ.
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Nor FOUND. =. Robert Griffith,
brother of w. S. Griffith, returned
from the Shotwell Mines on Satur-
day night, on the Quickstep, and re-
ports the search for the body of his
brother, who was drowned on Thurs
day, as unsuccessful. 1t is supposed
that Mr.. Griffith, in falling into the
water, must have hurt himself in some
way, as he never came up after fall
ing IN. 1t was melancholy accident.
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SABBATH SoHooL.-John E. GLOW
er, the well known Sunday School
man, is running a very nice Mission
Sunday School in the upper part of
the city, which meets on Sunday af-
ternoon, in the room adjoining Nc
JohEston's grocery, corner of Eighth
and Canal Streets. The children sing
very well. and are taught in that
branch BIZ VIM. Tileston. The upper
Mission Sunday school is a DECIDED
success. and is we'll conducted.
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new York Gold and BlOck Harktt.

BY Ieiegraph.l NEW YORK, July 81.
MoNEY-Easy at Cal per cent, chiefly at
ceeded the demand, and loans were made
&C per cent The Bank statement rs less
favorable than expected, the legal revenue
being decreased 500 900, in the face or
s5500,000 disbui sements by the Treasury.
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T.0CAL NOTICES.

Barrett's" Superb Hair Restora-
tive.
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THE MISsISQUOI POW ID II
actually cures Cancer and Scrofulous
diseases of the Skin. See report to L. l..
Medical Society, and statements OF Physt-
clans in circular. sent free on application
to CHAS. A. DUBOIS, General Agent,
p. o. Box 1859. 1872 Pearl st New York.
Iiy3 d3mIteWJ
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FINE BooK.-The JOURNAL Job
Office and Bindery has just turned
ogt a splendid Freight Book, of extra
size, made for the enterprising firm
Of Humphrey, Lewis & Co., COM
mission merchants. The book is
beautifully printed on the very best
paper, and is bound in splendid style.
1t can be seen on the wharfboat of
Humphrey, Lewis & Co. The jour
NAL Office cannot be excelled in fine
Job Printing and Binding, and, espe-
cially in all kinds of work needed BY
commission and steamboat men.
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT. - Yesterday
morning, about two o'clock, Anthony
Kessler. book-keeper at Sonntag &
Co.'s hardware store, met with a sim
gular accident He was walking in
his yard in his bare feet, and struck
his foot against a brick, dislocating
the metatarsal bone, just back Of the
big toe. Drs. billiard and Day were
called in, and reset the dislocated
bone. The physicians pronounced il
a singular accident, as that bone if
one that is difficult to displace.
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COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS
Statement

or Receipts and Expenditures of
the County Treasury from June
1st, 1868, to June 1st, 1859, on
Account Of Vanderburgh County,
Indiana. for County Purposes.
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FLIEs.-A gentleman who has CIV
en- the matter close attention. says
there are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
67934218569047e527 more flies this
wear than last. by actual count.
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FAcT.-We copy the following
handsome and truthful notice from
the GRANVILLE Independent:
The EVANSVILLE JoURNAL.-This
frst-cIass establishment as Just added
to their printing department one of
Hoes Lightning Printing Machines,
said to be most ingenious piece of
mechanism worth looking at. The
JOURNAL Company is already famed
for the neat and beautiful work it
turns out, in not only the printing line
but in book binding, books of record,
&c. More than this, you can get
work done there fully as cheap, if not
cheaper, than at any Western estab-
lishmont.
BG We heard of a gentleman from
Evansville, who was 10 the city a few
days ago for the purpose of finding
piece of property to suit him for res
idence. He desires to trade Evans.
Vile real estate for New Albany prop
erty, and will give boot. Here is a
chance for a trade.-Nelo Albany
Ledger.
We wonder who the above refers
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UNKNowN.-The body Of an IN.
known man was found in the river,
opposite this city, about two o'clock
Saturday afternoon. 1t was lodged
on the bank, and was discovered by
some boys. Mr.. Blangy sent man
on a mule to Henderson, fof the Cor
oner, but in the meantime the boys
towed the body to this side of the
river, and the coroner of this county
held an inquest over the remains. 1t
was not known who tho man was. and
the body was very much decomposed
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STEAMBOAT SALE. - The steamer
Mason will be sold at 10 o'clock this
morning. See advertisement.
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AN OLD FIRM IN A NEW HOUSE.
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AN OLD ITEM.-Dull day for locals
yesterday.
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Barrett's f" keeps the hair in place.
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B9 Armstrong; Patent Mosquito
Net Frame. The ne plus ultra.
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7 CEMETERY RoAD.-Sometime since
the subject Of road to the cemetery
was brought up in the City Council,
and referred to a special Committee.
1t was proposed to secure the right of
way up the canal, and secure a dona-
ton of fifteen feet next to the tow
path along the route to Oak Hill
Cemetery, so as to make a road 80
feet wide. Since that time it has be-
come matter of doubt whether the
canal route can be secured-that is,
for all time to come-as there might
be, perhaps, in the future, some dis
pute over the property in question
that might involve the city in trouble
and expense. At a short distance
above Ellis mill a fence has been
run across the canal and the ground
has been taken in by some person
who owns land there. We hope the
Council will act on the matter soon,
for if we are to have a new road to
Oak Hill, it ought to be so determined
as soon as possible, for during the
winter time the present road gets in a
most wretched condition.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-02
M. OAHN IL co.,

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