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AocIDENr.-Dr. Mageniss met with

AcCIDENT.-Dr. Mageniss met with
a rather singular and severe accident,
yesterday about noon. He was riding
along Third Street quite fast on horse
back, when his horse suddenly STUN
bled and fell, and at the same instant
the saddle girth broke. causing the
Doctor aud saddle to be precipitated
over the horses head. DR.. Mageniss
struck on his head and knee. but hav-
ing stiff plug hat on, it broke the
force of the fall, and saved his head
from serious injury. He was cut in
two places on one knee, the wounds
being quite painful. We think he
made fortunate escape in getting off
without broken head.
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The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hostcttor'a UniteH states Almanac for
1870 Tor distribution, gratis, throughout
the United States nHd Hfl civilized couu-
trlas Of THE Western lIamfauhofa. o. now
ready Tor distribution, and Hii vino wish tu
undtfsinnu the true philosophy OF hcaltu
should read and ponder che valuable #uR=
Beatlona AZ contains Ia addition iO ana
admirable medical treatise Qn tho causes
prevention ana cura OF o. great variety of
diseases a. embraces "a 1Iro amount OF
Information interctnmm tU the merchant
the mcchnnlc, the miner, fhe farmer, the
planter, and professional mani and the
calculations have b ZEN made fur Huch mu-
ridiams and tntitudeH na arc most suitable
for correct and comprehensive NATrOHAL
GALENDhU.
Inc nature. uses nad eutrnhrdinnry SAME
ta.Y ELECTS 81 HO6HEErEK'a bT0MhCH
BEElEhh, inc staple tonic nud Alternative
OF more than hair tlu Christian world. arc
folly sol f0rtb in iiE pages, Wlleh arc also
intcrspcmed with plciorlal Iu.frnflauH.
valuable recipes fCr thg household aud
tarmf humorous anecdotes. and ufhar in-
Htructlvd nnd nmuHlng rehdinH mHIfcF.
original ana selected. Among tnn Ans
nuals appearing with the opculuH uf tnn
year, this ls one uf fh0 NEST useful, ana
maj had GOf ne 0skiu0. The pr0pUot0r8,
Mesafs HpHlettef ~ amitht GA receipt of H
tWo-cent stamp, VIII forward 81 copy bv
mail 50 any person who cannot Nrocur0
one in hia nelghborhood. The HfIrEHs
are sold in every city, town, ahd village
aud are eEtenhiVeiy used Throughout the
entire civilized world.
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European MarRet.


Ily Cable.l LoNDoH, Dec. g3.
Cons0ls closed % Of Tor money. and 9l<
for ncc0unts 500 bonds on 61a. s1t do. '0I.
CD, 81; TO. '0I, So l0-i0s, t3 Erio iah.
PARIS, December 1s--Bouwe dulli reutoa
~ francs and ~ confines.
LIVERPOOL, December rs Cotton closed
steady upiauds, 1lt1 4llt<dt orleans, ll5.
lls&di sales, 10000 DMIaA The MnunueaLOF
market as dut. The Fccei pts of wheat for
three days are 5000 quhfters. OF which
lOf quarters are American California
white wheat, O. 81 rrd Western, 81 adm
ee sd; Winter bl iUd. Western flour Rl8 Hds
Corn. No. 2 mixed, 2ls on. eats. 81 His
is1fleys %. Peas haA Pork ZOOS. Heel
JUS. Lard, ll5 On. 90 C .Ho. 0aa. Bacon, di1.
ffodueef unchanged Naval stores dul,
HAvHE. December l8.-Cotlon nmef 90
1904 frames 0u THE fpat.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court was
in session yesterday afternoon, Judge
Baker, of Vincennes, presiding. In
the case of Tosettel VS.. Raleigh, the
plaintiff filed demurrer to defend
ants answer, and the Court sustained
the demurrer.
We were slightly in error, yester-
day. in stating that a motion for a
new trial Ia the case Of Kaufman
and Hartman VS.. the City of Evans
vile had been made. a motion was
made and argued to reconsider some
point of law in said case, but no deci-
sion has yet been given by the Judge.
The Court will meet again at nine
o'clock this morning.
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ia There is not house in South
ern Indiana that can hold a candle
to Coolidge's New York Store for fine
Dress Trimmings and Buttons. Black
aud Colored Velvet Ribbons, Gimps,
Gallons, Hercules Braids, Fringes,
Satins and Velvets cut on the bias.
They are more than slaughtering
Dress Goods. de29 DIT
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DIED.

FRICk.-On Tuesday, at IL FaG., UNA
infant daughter OF Peter and susan Frick,
aged Is months.
The funeral viii take place to-day, at 2
O'Clock P n, from the residence of her
parents. on Gum Street, between Fourth
and Sixth. Friends of the family are in
vited to attend.
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REVENUE MArrERs. Pleasant n.

REvENUR MATTERS. Pleasant N.
Spain. of Patoka. has recently been
appointed an Internal Revenue
Gauger, and assigned 10 duty at Bing-
ham & Bartons distillery. HazletOn.
This concern. after having enlarged
its capacity SO as to mash four hum
dFed bushels Of grain per day. has
again reduced to a capacity Of three
hundred bushels per day. This is
also the capacity Of Ayres's estab-
lishment, which has lately increased.
The talk is that Lichtenberger &
Co., of New Harmony. will soonscom-
mence operating their distillery there
again.
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CanaV-Toys-FireWOFks.

Ell. M. ALTERING, No. 10 South
First Street, next to Opera House,
Candy Manufacturer and dealer in
Toys, Fireworks, Foreign and Domes-
tic Fruits, &c. Headquarters for old
reliable dfaltby's Fresh Baltimore
Clusters. dec2-tf
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by Tcionaph.l Nnw unlrAts. Dec. Is.
CorraN -Easior; mid sling 1ie; aalaa. gj0
oalesi receipts, 4. l0l bales export, 0H
DaAeH.
fLOun--h Jim.
GnRN--Lowe nf O1HDle.
MISS EoRK--fleid aL f31 0I
EACuM-~I4nWor nt IdI6 Ia l8i< m 1896 for
shoulders, clear rlb and clear Hiaua. Hams
2BmHc.
NUGAH-Dull prime l2al1tfe.
Dthcr articles unch auRad.
G0Lm-~l&1bf,
ENCmAhaE - Sterling n1L6t New York
sight psf and f disoaunf.
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No CAsEs.-The Justices courts
did not furnish a single case worthy
Of record, yesterday, which shows that
our people are wonderfully amiable
towards each other. .
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SALE OF BAGeAaE.-The sale of
unclaimed baggage. left at the depot,
will take place ct Elliott's Auction
Room, at ten O'clock this morning
Those after bargains should not fail
70 nffnnd
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BATEsfAN's MAP.-We observe that
a great many of our citizens have
secured copies of Mr.. Bateman's new
and beautiful map Of the city of
Evansville. L is Just the thing.
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CLAIMS ALLowED.-We learn that
the Administrators of the estate Of
Henry Brookloeker. deceased, has
allowed all the claims that were fled
against TIE same. The estate is sup
posed to be ir.solvent. $50
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Hoes.-The receipts of hogs were
light yesterday, aud the farmers win
not bring many to market until after
New Year. The price continues to
rule at 81@94c for nett, and 7@8c for
gross. aa
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FASHIONABLE TRIMMINGs.-Ladies
wanting piece velvets or velvet rib
bons, piece satins or satin ribbons In
blacks or colors, will find them in
desirable colors, at
dec28- Nv HUGHES.
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Nashville Market.

BY telegraph NASHVILLE, Dec. zs.
CorroS- Quieti 22s<c FOR low middung;
GOOD ordinary 2Z1zc.
WHEAT-Eed, 81 o; amber, u IS; white,
81 %.
CORE-6l 90.
RXE-&l 90.
OArs-70c.
BARLEY-2l ~.
Fb0UR-s4 5000 50 for supcInne 10 fancy.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides. l51zct clear
Ribbed sides, I5c; shoulders, l2c.
NEW HAM5-2lc.
LARD-ls14c.
RUMP PORE-f2J 90.
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MoULDERs' BALL. = The Iron
Moulders' Union will give a ball at
National Hall this evening, and pro-
pose to have a good time. This will
be their sixth annual ball. ~
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In STORE AND FoR SALE TINS DAY.
200 boxes Assorted Cheese; 100 bar
rels Prime Green Apples, in good
shipping order.
L. RUFFNER, JR., & Co,
de281w No. 5 Water Street.
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@ A walk out Leet Street, from
the canal to franklin Avenue, last
night, convinced US that some i'm
provement on the sidewalks would
not be distasteful to the inhabitants
of that mud coated region.
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seg Eore pFg aooas aarao,,

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Dec. ..
DRY GOoDs-The market remains lam
guld, yet firm for most classes ~ cotton
and wooden fabrics. The only change or
importance to notice 20 day Ia the ADVANCE
In Utica bleached muslins II one cent per
yard, the prices having rlacu from zVc
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LorfarfiI nqrref

hy leiograph.l L0uHvutH. Dec. 23.
Corr0N-saie8 or l8 bales middling af
liIe.
1RATN-Sfeady end G1ohangcd
FEQEiar0Ns=A shade ffufoH. Mess pork.
tV. Bacon, shoulder. Il<cs clear rlb.
Ilaos clear sides, $780, BulE moafHs auould-
frs Lee clear no, 1905 clear 1ldea, l9isc
Hams nc,
AHn-i8e.
WHrsKY-Quict 90 ojc.
TOBACCO upplv smnlls prices nominn'.
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COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-This court
will meet next Monday, and, as we
have before stated, the docket VIII be
very large, numbering over four hum
bred cases. As an item of interest to
those concerned, we would remind all
who have claims against estates, that
they should attend during the session,
in person or by attorney. and have
their claims allowed. Otherwise, after
while, they will be thrown out of
court for want of prosecution.
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Memnhlr wnwrrr

~ Telegraph MK1FRHra. 5ao. zs.
CorIoy-High grades scarce and vory
d-a ~ @iei receipts 700 bnlesi eEporia,
hLoUH-Huncrluo -
Consolidate
0ATs--78e
fHAY-flGm1R
BnAN-eZl 90.
pOHK-6l0Mti
LARD l0n11e.
BULK MEATs Shoulders. I9ttcr riler
MHlGSc.
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ONE ONLY.-The Recorder only had
one small case of assault and battery
before him yesterday, which is of no
special interest to our readers.
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TOBACCO SALE. = yesterday, the
best sale of tobacco that has been
made in our city the present season.
took place, and twelve hogsheads
we're sold, at the Evansville Ware
house, by Martin, Gardner & Co.. at
figures that evidence a stiffness in our
market, that dealers have not noticed
in any other market, this season, for
the same grades of Tobacco. The
following is the summary Of the sales:
Three hogsheads new common Lugs,
at 81, 81 10, and 81 20; three hogs,
heads common Leaf, at 50 10, IS 90,
and So 20; one hogshead old com
mon Leaf. at 50 80; FIVE hogsheads
good to medium Leaf. new, at SO so.
50 80, SO 10, $40 %, and $40 80.
This sale will compare favorably,
we believe, with any other Western
tobacco market, and is an indication
that our tobacco buyers, who stood SO
nobly blythe tobacco market last year,
are here to stay" and show that
they still have the old spirit. and win
take all the tobacco shipped to this
market no matter how great the
Quantity = at as good, if not better,
prices than can be realized at any
other markets.
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WEEKLY JoURNAL.-Our Weekly,
containing large amount of interest
ing reading matter, market reports,
telegraphic dispatches, etc. will be
issued this morning, and copies in
wrappers, ready for mailing, can be
secured at the counting room.
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DR.. RIGHAU'5 Golden Remedies

$1,000 REV 4AkkD Tor any case OF dis
ease in any stage which they fail 10 cure.
DIR. RIChAU'S GOLDEN ALSAAf No.
/ cures Ulcers, liberated Gore Throat aud
Mouth, Sore Eyes, Cutaneous Eruptious,
COpper-colOred bIotches, soreness Of the
Scalp, Scrofula, &c; IL is the greatest Rem
ovauOi, Alttrarive, and Blood Purifier
known.
{ DIR. RICHAU'a GOLDEN BALSAAf, NO
cures Mercurial Affections, RheuLo atism
in all Its ferns. Price of either No. or z
s. per bottle, or two bottles for s9.
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN hNTIDOTE, a
rapid and radical cure for all Urinary de-
rangements. Price % per bottle.
DIR. RICHAU'5 GOLDEN + LIXIR
D'AMOUHs a radical cure for Nervous or
General Debility, In old or young. Price
IS per bottle, or two bottles for g.. on re-
ceipt Of price these remedies will be ship
ped TO any place. Prompt attention paid
10 all cOrresp Ondents. None genuine Witn-
out the pame OF - DIR. KICHAU'S GOLD
EN- REMEDI B5. ID. Is. RICHARDS, Sole
Proprietor" Blown Ia glass Of bottles. Adj
dress Dr. %. B. RICHARDS, No. Us Varlck
Street, New York. oc9-lyeod
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LEASED 4 HoUsE.-We learn that
the new club organized on Monday
evening last, have leased the former
residence Of Marcus Sherwood. Esq
adjoining the Sherwood House. and
will at once cause it 10 be handsomely
reftted, preparatory to its occupation
by the club. who will then be pre-
pared to properly receive their
friends
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ng Sec GILBERT & Co.'S adver-
tisement of two of the best and finest
Stores in town for Rent. oc29-tf
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SKIFF &. GAYLORD MINsTRELs.-
Joe Gaylord. and another agent of
the famous Skif & Gaylord's Min
-strels, arrived by last nights train,
and we understand that the Minstrels
will probably open at Masonic Hall,
on Saturday. They made big lit
when here before. 80.
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The DRAWING y esterday was the
day or which the Henderson Land
Sale drawing was to take place. We
do not know whether the drawing
came off or not
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UNION PRAYER MEETING. = The
Union Morning Prayer Meeting. at
IngIe Street N. E. Church, yesterday,
was only tolerably we'll attended. Let
all remember it will be held there this
morning at eight o'clock, and also
every morning during the balance of
the week.
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Coon Coal CIEDERs can be had,
free of charge. at the Journal Office.
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Holiday Stock of JeWeIry and Silver.

Holiday Stock OF JeRelry and Silver.
ware
q. Fl. JAGEMAK, No. So Main
Street, has now on hand 4 splendid
stock of Fine Gents and Ladies
Gold Watches and Chains, Jewelry
Sets, Gold and Silver Thin bles, Gold
Pens, Silverware, Clocks, etc.; in fact,
almost everything in the Jewelry line
suitable for Holiday Presents. -.
Also, Watches and JeWelry re-
paired. and all work warranted.
de4 dim .-...-
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Observation-Disclosures that [ sell
MaItby's Oysters as low as they can
be bought in the city.
dec10 IF II. VI. ALTERING.
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p- Buy fine Wool and Broche
Sha8ls suitable for Holiday Presents,
at dec6l HUGHEs's.
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S@ Gents aud Boys Cloth and
Lined Calf Gloves, at Hughes's. Also
a good assortment of Driving Gloves
at low prices. deco
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SLow.-Both city and county taxes
are being paid at very slow rate at
present. ~. ~ - roo
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The NORMA CLUB. = The grand
Social Hop, given by the Norma Club,
at National Hall, last night. was a
very pleasant affair, although the at
tendance was not so large as was ex-
pected. The ball passed off nicely,
and Henry Hart's string band RECALLED
the dancers with the most delightful
music. At twelve o'clock, Mr.. Seelig
served up a splendid supper, prepared
b. Mrs. Seelig, which was appropri-
ateiy discussed BY the merry throng
in attendance. 9e
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IA The Rt. Rev. Jos. G. Talbot,
ID, d. @. L., was in Cannelton,
yesterday, and is expected to arrive
in this city tonight or to-morr ow, to
meet his appointments here. He will
oficiate at st. PauPs Church on
Thursday evening at z o'clock, and at
the Church Of the Holy Innocents on
Friday evening. The Bishop will be
the guest of Mr.. Chas. VieIe while
he remains in the city. This visit of
Bishop Talbot is made earlier than
usual III order to enable him to relieve
the Bishop Of Minnesota, who is
is suffering from illness.
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"a Irish Linen, Table Diaper,
Shirt Fronts at reduced prices at
deco .-.ss e..e.. HUGHEs's.
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MUD.-We paid a visit to the lower
part of Lamasco yesterday. and the
only noticeable feature was the great
plentitude of mud, and some of the
streets seemed fathomless. There was
just enough work done on the streets
in Lamasco, last season, to make it
seven times muddier than ever before.
The fact is, Evansville is large city,
and it will take many years to give US
good streets.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 55 cents. at Click Il Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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D65@ By asipgular error, we located
the Episcopal Mite on Monday night,
at Mr.. Frank Hopkins, when we
should have said Marletts Hall.
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8 ~ 7. @. Bridwell q Co. corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
iel7-tf
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R9~ Domestic Goods. Dress Goods,
and Cassimeres, very cheap at Schap-
ker, BusslDg & Co.'s. dec11
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Bg Schapker, Bussing & Co.'S
Mammoth One Price " Dry Goods
Store is the best place to buy useful
Holiday Presents. dec11
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FoUe OFFICES Corner Of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to - sral1s.r \ u. WaSHANKLIN.
de2tf
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EdIl1aT! R0IldaT / HolldaY /

2 y - . m 1alN7777s l1SEl1lI7J
Che fnest assortment of Christmas
AID New Year goods at Schlaepfer's
Drug Store. corner. Main and Second
Streets, which is also the best place
- get pure Drugs, Medicines and
Liquors; also, the finest assortment of
American, French and English Soaps,
Perfumes, Pomades, Cologues and
Toilet Waters. dec2- I'm
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VENIsoN.-We noticed quite num-
Der of deers in the city yesterday, but
the finest pair Of young bucks orpa-
Juented the hooks in front of Billy
galdwelPs grocery. They were pleas
ant to contemplate in an epicurean
Way.
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sG- Boys Buck Gloves, Wool
Mitts,- Comforts, Nubias, Hoods,
Gloves, and Hosiery Aof all kinds
sheap, at Sehapker. Bussing & Co.'s.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Isaac Strouse, of
the firm of Strouse & Bros, Balti,
more, and brother of Mr.. B. Strouse,
of the firm OF Strouse & Bros, cloth
ing merchants, on Main Street, is in
the city, spending the holidays with
his brother. He is highly accom-
plished gentleman.
We were pleased to meet last even
ing Mr.. Henry Hesgen, of Peters
burgh, Indiana, formerly Of Al
bany, N. Y, uncle of G. II. Jage-
man. of this city, who is in town on a
holiday visit to his relatives and
friends.
We had the pleasure last night, Of
meeting in the city. I'll. G. Carter,
Esq, of Mound City. law partner of
Lieut.. Gov. Col. John Dougherty, of
Jonesboro, Illinois, who is on a flying
visit to our city.
Ed. White, of the well-known firm
of White Brothers, formerly of this
city, now of Paducah., Ky, was in
the city yesterday, looking exceed
ingly well.
We are under obligations to Mr..
Sonter, agent OF the American Ex-
press Company. for Cincinnati papers,
yesterday, in advance of the mails.
STREET RAIuRoAD.-The turn table
at the foot of Main Street was taken
up yesterday, and will be put down at
the terminus of the Eighth Street
extension, at Blackford's Grove.
Yesterday the curve track was being
put down at the intersection of Main
and Eighth Streets. The cars will
run to the head of Main Street to be
turned around, and 20 turn-table
will be put down at the corner of
Second and Main until Spring. For
that reason the read will remain one
line, and one fare will pay for passage
over its entire length. When the
turn table is put down at SCOTS
corner, then the road will be changed
into two lines, and it will require two
fares to go from Blaokford's Grove
to the Artesian Springs Park. When
the bridge over the creek at the Salt
Well is completed, the stables at the
lower end of the route will be located
on the other side Of the creek, and
the stables at the head of Main
Street will probably be changed to
the vicinity of the upper terminus. It
is expected the cars will run to
Blackford's Grove on New Years
Day.
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SPLENDID STATIoNERY.-The Jour
ral Office is the place to buy Station
cry. Everything IS cheap.
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tbs splendid flnlr Dye j. Tho bort lu tha
woridi the only truo aud perfect Dye.
harm eas, reliable. instantaneous no dies
appointment no ridiculous um0t RENE.
dies lhe lIi CffeCta on bad IVua fuWlHurHf nn
and leaves the fnlF aau and naHutfuI
BLACK or nH0WMs sold DY nli UrunaIafn
and Perfumersf and properly applied rE
Batcneiora wig bActofyi no ll Bond at.
New York.
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and Tan from The face, use FafYya Hf9I
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-29

SUED THE CrTY.-We were in
formed yesterday, that James Parfett
had entered suit against the city to
enforce payment for certain fire els
terms built by him. It will be re-
membered that the City Council, a
short time since, declared his contract
with the city forfeited, and proposed
to get somebody else to finish the els
terms, as they are a public. necessity
and ought to be finished as soon as
possible.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-29

DEBATING CLUB-The next public
debate of the Periclesian Society will
be held on Wednesday evening, Jan
uary 18th, at Marble Hall. The fol-
lowing resolution will be the bone
of contention" and viii be discussed
by four members Of the society:
ResolUed, That the nations Of the
earth should never engage in warfare
to settle any national controversy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-29

EG~ There is no place better to go
to buy stationery than the Journal
Office. Good goods sold cheap.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-29

An hasay for Young Men on tho Crime
or Solitude, and ITO Diseases amd "A nuarn
which create lmpEdlmentl 90 Mauartnr.
with sure means on relief sent ln hoaHnd
letter enYagpeti iee ui charge address
1r. y, rhlLLiN hDuahIONt Howard
Association, Philadelphia, pt.
1unl2 dim iaD