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Il. a.Le, Rt.er ~. 80 7nsra 81.


20, othe1 Rt,er items SC THIRD t1gs
The only additional arrIva last nieht
were the John Lumsden, from Cairo; Cam
den, from Red River. The Clara Scott and
Phant tom departed for Cairo. and the Mol
lie Norton, for Henderson.
The Clara Scott and Phantom had fair
showing of freight. The Clara scott LEFT
half hour ahead, but Captain Dexter pro-
posed to overhaul her early on the voyage.
THE John Lumsden came In at $3.50
last evening with real good trip. The
Lumsden went and returned without
touching bottom. She was detained four
hours by the Cora S. and barges aground
on Walkers Bar-....The Cora 5. got off,.
Captain II II. Voolfolk returned TO Louis
vile by last nights train THE Camden
slipped in to the 0one-yard silently, and
viii be dismantled. Her machinery viii
be transferred to the new hull now being
built for Captain Bob Montgomery Tor ia p
Red River trade. We are assured by her
agents, Humphrey, Lewis & Co., that the
Lewellin will positively leave to day FOR
Eastport and all way landings on the Ten
nessee River.-......The Altoona had not mr.
rived at a Late hour last night. We are
indebted to All. Maynard. freight clerk o.
the John Lumsden, for a manifest, which
Will be found below. Captain Joe SIC
Reynolds yesterday purchased the one
halfiDterest OF Philip Garst in the steamer
Hartford, at the rate OF 5000 for the whole
boat. Captain MeReynolds is now the
sole owner OF the Hartford....The Fanny
Brandeis arrived at midnight, but we
have received no nantes 1.-THE Altoona f,
long past due, had not arrived at mid
night; neither had the LeWellen put in an
appearance.
MANIFEsT-Of the steamer John Lums
den, from Cairo to Evansville, September
Z, N69.-J G. q J q Smith, box mill picks (;
Mr. Steel bag feathers; Hinkle IL Lemle,
1 pkgs wool; w q Brown Il Co, trunk
mdse; II . Babcock, 1 piece casting Cloud
q A ken, bbl5 mdse; Woodrow, ReltZ g.
Co, pkg iron; Schultz, Thurman Il Co, IL
box clocks; III COTtsr, box fruit: u Ruff
ner T & Co, 1 bdl bags; VIM Heilman, /
box machines; DIR w j Topp, stove and
bedstead; Gus DusCucher, 1 sewing ma
chine; Tenny, Bowles Il Co, box mdse;
Mrs L NJ Beatty, 07 pKs sundrics; Miner e.
Dallam, pkg; q Haughi on, pkg; J q d
Heimann, 5 hhds sugar: Steinbach WOcht
& Co, 50 SKIS salt: ] & Dusouchet, ~ plkes
feather aud DOL; Kelley Il Co, 60 SKIS ship
stuff; w Ford q Co, hhds tobacco; Mar
tin, Gardner & Co. hhds tobacco
LeaYenwOrth, Ind--Mrs Biackm0re, J
box mdse.
Louisville-James Bridgeport, 2 steam
table caps.
acknowledgements & Clayton, 2 hhds
tobacco; Wiederlch n Muhthausen, 80 bee
Kegs.
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BBa The original Tom Thumb has
got in trouble We notice that a
constable has levied on his trunk
and to poll parrots, to satisfy the
claims of certain creditors. Tom was
in the city not long since.
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FISH & BARTER have the largest
and cheapest stock Of school books
ever brought to this city. Call and
see them, No. IS Main Street, next to
First National Bank. SCI
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BG- Martin. Gardner 4 Co. sold,
yesterday, eight begsheads tobacco at
prices ranging from S. So to SIS S. for
Trashy Lugs TO Frosted Leaf,
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IA The sudden change In the
weather yesterday, and the cold rain,
made overcoats somewhat in demand.
Fires we're really pleasant.
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BB- A little girl, belonging to the
Orphan Asylum, while on her way to
school yesterday, fell and sprained
one arm very badly.
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b~ A few incipient boxers got
their noses blooded yesterday by a too
careless handling Of the gloves"
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BE= The Vincennes Varieties have
been organized for the Fall campaign.
The opening novelties have not yet
been announced.
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"a The Hebrew schools will re-
open to-day, under charge of Prof. j..
w. Knight and Rev. S. Heoht.
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HcIHhatI nafRat.

65 -aiae.t1gA, CIEC-l TATI, sept. 2.
FLoUE-DuH and prices dropping; sales
OF emily no s0 COoG -.
WIHAE--U Toe BtllCd and p Ices nominal,
and buyeea Withdrawn: rcd Is offered al
& 20aI -; white, 81 "5eJl 30.
CoKh-Film 40 ID esl 03.
OAT5-@aleaf ,tt l1 a55c.
HYE-Dull aid Tower, with sales ut 50
@96c.
ToBAt 60 Finn aud I'm GOOD demand I;
sales OF z}i hhds 40 ~ O942f p for trash and
good leaf
WHISKY unsettled, with small sales at
ST 08, bul sales OF magnitude could not be
made 40 better than en- oj
MESS PgEK -Dult; 100 bbis sold 40 50 so
Though 10 81 generally held al t32 75.
Bulk MEATS Shoulders sold "a l@5zc,but
cOulH not De bought below lie az the close;
sides Grm atl5Ie
BAc9N-Flrini sale 81 shoulders no l5Hci
slices, tSHc for clear rib or clear
sCGAK CUHED iIalIf-2jB2le.
LA1tp-ilc-d 81 ly51c, but there ls no DEE
rland.
IisrIER- scaree ana higher, with sales
"a &U0f31c.
EGGs-scarce and higher; sales 40 1921 c,
the latter rate fol FREE b selecte Z.
CHEEsE y inner, sales Of Weston G.
serve az .li4lsc; fHcto 81, lG4lG1$e
oILt-ho eIaa gef sHles OF Ldufoed ~
81 l0Hl % Lard, u 459l13. Petroleum, 81
d,}gc for IeIuGl.
SUGAR FIRM: safes "a raw aL l85I@IGs.
COFEEB-Stendy nj 20 2j5Ic.
GOID--i8JJ4 buying.
EXcaAEcE-Dula ~ l-l0dlsc uut buying,
aoEGY- MaIket close u I0al2 per cent.
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CooPERs WANTED. - Six or eight
good slack barrel coopers can get
good wages and steady employment
by application to EwD. BURTIs,
Near the depot, Evansville.
SEPT 3t.
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Gibson County Fair.

The E. & C. r. r. Co. will sell ex-
cursion tickets to this Fair on Thurs
day and Friday, September 9th and
10lh, good on any regular train, and
to return on Saturday.
Tickets, 81 % for round trip. Pas
seDgers getting on train without tick
cts viii be charged regular fare both
ways, j. IL. MARTIN,
sep 8 81 Secretary.
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-LorIaEle ..rkel.

By tslesfapl.I LeusvrLaa Sept.
Flour Firm superHue S. C0a5 Is.
WHEAT BuIi at 81 lJ8l - for red and
white.
CORE-Efr1I az 87M9a<c iu bulk
OATs-In bulk 45n5Jc.
RYE 9J1g5c.
TCBACcO-Beaf, very active and firm:
sales OF ~ hhds 40 SO 7O0f9 90.
.BROVIsI0E6- Quiet Eut firm. Mess MOI X
-5i Ol03i -. Bacon, shoulders lGalGIc.
clear rib I9l+Ul9lzc; ciearsldcs lgJZc Hams.
Lard 2Jc.
WuI-KT-GaH Iecllned I. 81 l8.
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REsIGNED.-Oficer JAS. Perry has
resigned his position on the police
force.
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For SALE-GROCERIEs. - We will
sell at cost for cash our stock of gro
ceries in quantities to suit purchasers.
Also, fixtures, and horse and wagon.
Call at corner of First and Walnut
Streets. GREENLEES 4 BRO,
sep6 3t.
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CIT Y N & w S .

B- Faber's ever-pointed pencils
for sale at the Journal Office.
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DG~ T. A. Weber has just returned
from the East with by far the finest
and largest selection Of Hats and Caps
ever brought to Evansville, consist
ing of all the latest styles for men,
boys and children. They are, also,
preparing the largest stock Of Furs
ever brought to Indiana. And are
prepared to manufacture to order, and
remodel anything in the Hat and Fur
line.
Removed two doors from the corner
to No. % Main Street, Sign Of Tiger.
sept4-f f. a. WEBER & Co.
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~" Horses and carts wanted to
haul powders and gravel Apply
Immediately to JOHN NUGENT.
sep7-tf.
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selecting 2 large stock Of boots and
shoes fer the drla Of which he is
member. Ee Informs Us ,hata q third
more boots and shoes w.-l BID shipped
from Boston this s5asoa than I'D any
previous season. Large quantities
are going South.
Geo VVoif-n Of it, Vernon. + in
- - 5--o,.s,. .f.+I.a gber
'iie { y a4' = s''i' pas '''e
wood.
Gen. John Love arrived by last
-iebt'z frair
~ RN oe 74.4;sonviila
p--L1;-
Ky, Who proposes TO start hepuoll-
can paper al. Greenville, Ky, is in the
c;tv an husiroes
r1-Vy4 oH--.ye thai lyef7cr Bros.
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B9E Go to Marconnier's for thC
latest styles of hats and caps.
sep3 lw.
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A New WAY.-The Council have.
for some time past, been debating
about the opening of Sycamore Street,
but as it was fenced up, and an agree
ment could not be made with the
owner, the question has been unset
tied. Some persons, however, who
thought the street ought to be open
ed, a few nights ago undertook that
duty by knocking down the fence, in
which they succeeded most admira-
bly,. The result is-Sycamore Street
is open.
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DOUBLE BIRDS.
Wentz.........I . / 1 o ii
PhiIlins. IL l O 1 D -
As vii be seen, the frgt I'D /.

As will be seen, the first and second
matches were a tie between Messrs.
Wentz and Phillips, when it was pro
posed that the remaining birds should
be shot by sides, chosen by the two
having the best score, which was
done with the above result.
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HOLLANDS GOLD PEN arc the best
made. Fish & Barter are the exclu-
sive agents for the sale Of them in
this city. sea
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BG~ Merchants wanting envelopes
or other stationery will find it to their
advantage to examine our stock.
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aarkel.

By tclasrapn.I Br. LOUIS. sept z.
IOD ACCJ--1c.iVo and arm at full prices.
COTruE-HO ihtlg doing
HEMP-Eteadv and firm, with sales Of
uudrcss d al tl3) ads, the latter FOR choice.
ELoUE-i5upe and extra a. good de-
maud ana firm, but choice grades were
dulli supurdu sold 90 So 7j05 ~ X gj 2jN
So 50, XE 3D. 5JH6 10, Xxx sG 2Ja7 -, and
cuotce % fEufy fsmiIy 81 0yu8 ~.
8LiEAI- p4hcd firm, but closed lm2c
loWers q small lot Ol 30. 3priug sold at
81 lQ' no 2tei Eal " I5gl ", No. ! II 20,
COaE-U nchaugad at 68c for miGod, Sic
for .cloice yellow, 9}B0jc FOR prime 10
choice white
OA1s-Stsady aud unchanged 10 4384le
Tor mixed lu bulk, 41lzm50c for mixed iu
sacks, AID y 1555s FOR choice white.
BARI eI-buoyaut FOR tho best qualities,
and an grades wan ted. fancy Missouri
Fail sold at ~, ana ohio Fall 81 -.
kXE-ln good dem ana 40 6Jc f0I primo.
W uISkI-i5te ldy at 81 90.
GRCCERfE ESQ ulct aud unchanged.
PQBE-DnH 90 go on orders. Dr. sal cd
meals unchanged 40 l4lI01I%c for shoul
ders' l'Jzc for clear rib, ana lSe Tor clear
sides.
Bhc3S- Good ortcr demand. with sales
% l554c for shoulders lSMc Tor rio sides,
lh5Ic Tor clear IIh, 100 Tor clear sides, and
I4l1Hs-Jl loren ice auUar-CUICd hams.
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By~ Order Hngleside Coal for your
Winter supply. See advertisements.
sep6 81.
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FTysSE SELECT SCZE8UE. TAUGHT
VI by MISS HOOKER q MISS II0UGH.
corner OF CHESTNUT and $ zth streets. Wi
commence its nth year MONDAY asFT,-
TE1IBEB 6TH, Us, 3.
Music taught by PROF. VON ROY, as
here ofore. au23 d2W
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SERIOUS CUTTING AFFgAT.
a Fight at a supper Table.

After season Of several weeks
quiet, we this morning chronicle Sc
rious, and perhaps fatal, case Of stab
bing, that occurred about six o'clock
yesterday evening, at the house of
John 2. Laurent, on Pine Street, be
tween First and Water. Laurent is q
boiler maker, and about two weeks
ago he brought couple of men down
here from Cincinnati to work for him,
one of whom is named Holmes. and
who boarded at LauTent's house
Laurent and Holmes had both been
drinking during the evening. aad while
eating supper, got into an alteration,
in which Holmes was badly stabbed
by Laurent with a knife that he grab
bed up from the table. Holmes was
cut in two places-one a cash In the
back, about eight inches long and one
inch deep, which made an ugly wound,
but is not dangerous; and the other a
cut just below the sternum, about
four inches long, in which the knife
penetrated the lower lobe of the right
lung DR.. Harvey dressed Holmes
wounds, and at late hour last night
the man was getting along as well as
the circumstances would admit. al
though his recovery is considered very
doubtful. John Laurent immediately
made his escape, and had not been ar
rested at one O'Clock this morning.
PIGEON SHOOTING AT NEwBURG ~
A pigeon shooting match took place
at Newburg, which was participated
in by number Of gentlemen. The
shooting commenced in the afternoon,
and all we're in the best Of spirits, the
rain and strong wind to the con
trary, Notwithstanding. The condi-
tons were for twenty single birds
each, spring trap. twenty-one yards
rise, and eighty yards boundary.
Mr. S. Fl. Phillips, formerly a resi-
dent of this city, and who is gcner-
ally conceded to be one Of The best
shots in the State. was present, and
took part in the match
Evansville was well represented y
Mr.. G. II. Wentz, as viii be seen by
the appended score, and he divided
the honors with Mr. Phillips.
The following is the full report:
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Bg- Promotes growth, Promotes
growth.
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MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior 10 the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
h8lf the price.
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1aS@ Real Lisle Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies and gents at
HUGHES
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Hy AeteErguh. MExpIfIs. Sept z
Cor OK 32Jla35c for middling, and ia
active den andi receipts % bales; exports
j bales.
EL0UR-g5 5007 90.
CORN MEAL-Gi go d.
CORN 93c.
CAT5-6fc.
HAK-s22g12 90.
BRAN-E2J 90.
WHEAT-Sl l99I o.
pOBK-so5
BNCo4 - Steady and deui sides l9,zc;
shoulders lGIgl0lzc
.r terE Gofa anG at0ta nara {.
4, refeeraphJ NEW YORK. sept =.
NoaEY-Activo att per cent. currency %
ooId The banks were calling IN gold to-
day. for the statement which shifted many
loans.
ErERLING-NJnIuala at S86I.
G0LD-ActlY opened NO l37. fell 10 1909,
and closed at 13GZgl3855; the bOrfOWIre
rates were 31 to 04, ana also z per cent.
TO flat The cleararcea were sl73 100 900.
GOyEBNMEETs = Duh but steady. COu-
pons 81 l22lf MI2ZlT; do. 20 125LNI22I% ; do.
"a. 2lIMI2l5E; do 20, 12I5<0l22: do new,
I2J1<alLUtzs do 20, la65sGl OJSt do. '0s,
lZ0Mgl1G5s; 1880, ill8lll54.
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Grand humboldt Celebration at
Evansville.

AFGBs fAAtC.
The 18th of September, 1869, the
one hundredth birth day Of Alexan-
der Won Humboldt, the Nestor of
Science, is fast approaching. The
most complete arrangements are being
made to celebrate said birth day at
our city, in a manner worthy Of the
great deceased.
The undersigned committee take
pleasure in inviting the people of
Evansville and vicinity to participate
in the festivities, and being satisfied
that the renowned and honored name
Of Alexander Won Humboldt will
awaken the deepest sympathies in the
heart Of every intelligent BEING, we
feel confident that our citizens and
neighbors will attend the celebration
en- nldSSe.
All lodges, societies, associations.
etc, with or without emblems), are
respectfully requested to participate
IN the procession.
Come onel Come all!
VIM. HEILAIAN,
MORRIS CAIN,
DR.. L. SoHULTz,
+. A GOETHE,
q. SCHRAEDER,
Committee of Invitation.
aug 25d&w-td
Ia Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for "a 10 at e. ID. HFIMAN'S
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1sg- Two blind mares for sale; in
No. condition. apply to
A. j. COLBURN,
aug1S IF 30 Main Street.
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Evansville & GRANVILLE Stage Lima
EavEg EVANSVILLE EVERY
FRIDAY, at 6 An, from the corner OF
f0cust and Third streets.
leaves Grayville every WEDN EDAE
AT r An fr om TIC GRANVILLE House.
Fare s3 for the through trtD, and 50 for
he round trip. Jy30 d3m
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MAIN aEz4Elz1E EEC EEGtE1.
Corner OF EEEl Co anna sixth sts..
oIGN ~ BIG AEbLELILA u Id c-I.
TO A4A4s alsa', airy rooms, clean. com
- Portable beds VIJh excellent BOARD .
per eek, OrslDgie meals s. ceuts+ lodgings
IS cents. The best the market affords VIII
always To- found here, and orders for fresh
berries, fruit and CataWba wine or the
Kretcnmar iRrm viii be thanE lilly receive
ed and promptly attended to.
Iesl6m IOHN 9. Sol II EILEE
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Barrett's," Barrett's," Bar
rett's."
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GEoCE -
TE 49, TEA@E

WYE HAVE TIVE LARGEST RE-
w TAIL stock OF teas in the city, and
having bought them for CASH, we can sell
at g great reduction ON former prices. Re-
tailers heretofore charged large profits ON
Teas We propose TO sell no the same per
centage of profit we make ON other goods.
Black Tea &C 81 90, q 10, 81 10, 81 40; best
at 81 60 per pound.
Green Tea, Young HySOu, Imperial ana
Gunpowder ut 00c, a 10, 10, 5l 90 fl 6d.
very best 80 81 per pound.
We viii agree % duplicate amy biIs OF
Ieas bought OF the . Great American on
any other company.
THE CASH GROCERY,
Is Main street.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Tho jury ia the
case of Turner and Williams, the two
negroes charged with robbery, after
being out about twenty hours, failed
to agree on a verdict, and we're dis
charged.
John Kuester was tried yesterday
for an assault on Henry Brink, which
occurred some time last Fall. Tried
by jury, who had not given a verdict
at late hour last night.
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G For the best aud cheapest mi
tial Paper so to tie journal Office.
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pRnanAMME rn.nAv

BD~ Rulers very cheap, at the
Journal Office.
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FIsH & BARTER have just received
complete assortment Of ladies'
French and American Note Paper
and Envelopes to match. se4
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TIE following communication. IN
reply to 1Ir. SrEgEB4CK's card pub
lished a few days ago, has been delay
ed a day or tHo, una7oidabIy. We
PERFUME IL wiz close tha Beard Of
Health controversy; for The present,
at least.
Editors Journal:
Mr. Steinback, abandoning the dis
cussion ia regard to the Board Of
Health, has seen Il to descend TO q
personal controversy. Nov what Mr..
s. opinion of my qualification may
be. is Of no possible interest to the
public and sin less IS it 3 matter OF
any anxiety 10 myself.
AIr S. considers Il his duty TO warn
me, that, under no circumstances,
would no employ lo as his physician.
There was 0nco az artlZan bcrated
soundly by certain sI15 for some
real or taucied negligence, and IN
formed that he should withdraw his
patronage from him. lie called out
to one Of his men GO pat Up the shut
ters and close the doors, for now, that
Dir. 5. baa withdrawn his cust0m
they were certainly ruined I sup
pose mus. 10 likewise; tear down
my shinele end emigrato 10 some more
congenial cline, because -1Ir Stein
back fails ( b commend me.
/ should have beSn pleased to dis
cuss the Board Of Health question
with any gentleman ID . ecpiICmauly
manner; but Mr. s., by his last card,
has placed himself beneath notice,
publicly 8Ir. S. seems To have about
as much idea how a discussion should
be Conducted, as q fsh woman, who
makes BiIliugssato and eriyhets sup
ply the place OF argument; and his
mind is as imp,rvi0us to aq idea or
argument as ducks back IS To water.
Mr.. s., as DO Informed as. has been
devotiue his leisure hours 10 the
study Of medicine, evidently 81 b the
view of practcing hereafter. L can
not say what his qualifications may be
ia that branch, but if he viii faith
fully apply himself to the pages Of
DR.. Book, I thiuk by next Spring I
can couscigntiousiy recommend him
as "smellcr" 10 place of Dir. Ed
monds. III. II. HARVEY, 81. ID.
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ANOTHER FIGHT -Jim Mulligan
and johnny BIeClain had a fight on
Division Street yesterday evening.
We did not loara the exact cause. but
understand lhat AIuUigan had an old
grudgo against DIcClaiu Aiulligan
got the worst Of the fray. and was
badly beat abol ,ho head III was
carried home
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TNeW TncIEo-reI-

N-SAyCm OF 1860, GN BA4WEls.
~ half barrels and Kits. Also, NEss
mackerel In store and for sale by
NICkEIlH BROS,
% and q Main Street.
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Il a. a. - re

0nnn POUNDS CLEAR auDE
OVU Bacon, just received, ana
for sale low hy
NICKERN BROS
% and T6 Main Street
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-08

FINE ARTs.-Fish & Barter have
just received a large number of
Prang's celebrated Chromos, equal in
point Of beauty to the finest oil paint
irgs, which they are selling very low.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-08

+ HEsITATEp.--T only item at
Squire M5Tcraan's Sc larlay was the
marriage oil Thornton Reynolds and
Anne Martin The man was as black
as a tar-barrsl, while tae blushing
bride was sol while tha tie Justice
hesitatcd 7 perform HE ceremony.
The womaa lid she gad negro blood
in her vein although she would pass
for vs. hi5e. As close observer would
say, She was q 0ctOe0on'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-08
@ha1xeI. T8IsOo1ne.

DIX DOZEN CHOICE SHAKE
AeB BroOms, just received and for sale
by NICkEH1 BROS
z3 and I0 Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-08
IMPORTANT 10 Bull ERS AND CON.
TRACTORS.

Having bought he Sand Bank formerly
owned by Dir. u. Gross. II am prepared %
furnish no. I article of Building Sand:
alsOi fresh Plaster. Lime. and Cement, af
the lowest living rates.
APRIL JAMES CE0FT1.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-08
80 ET.T A-WEOUS-


TnEsARCONRTEER is daily in celpt O
lVA., the latest styles OF hats seZ-lM
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-10-09

The SoUTII- CARoLINA.A CENTRAL
RAIDRoAD.-A Correspondence of the
Charleston Courier writing from Char
lotte N. G. says: ss
An enthusiastic meeting was: shield here
u few days since in reference to the
building of this road. Delegates from
Lancaster, Camden and adjacent places
in South Carolina were present, among
whom your correspondent had the pleas
ure of recognizing several old friends.
Spirited speeches were made by DIR. De-
Saussure, of Camden, Mcssrs. Moore and
Connor, Of Lancaster, and DR.. Fox and
Gen. Barringcr. of Charlotte. The lat
ter gentleman makes the best railroad
speech have ever heard lie uttered
one pleasant sentiment, to which / fclt
like csponding-that the sister State,
bearing the same name and enjoying the
same historic rcnown, should be united
in sympathy aud material enterprise.
He referred gracefully to early personal
"reminiscences which bound him in affec-
tion to the Palmetto State. 1t seems to
be foregone conclusion that the road
will be built.