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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-06
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VOLUNTARY TESTIMONIAL.
EYANsvILLE. IND o.. 4. '79

1870 --@A~f 49, (Ns' -
DR.. 1. HAAs-Dear SIR: During
the month Of Iarch last my wife was
suffering from an attack Of Tic Dol
oraux, or Neuralgia, and her suffer-
ms became so intense as to almost
endanger her life. We called to our
aid some of the best physicians Of THIS
city, but their treatment seemed to
produce no effect further than to buoy
up and strengthen the system Of the
patient, without removing or even re.
ducing to any material extent the pain
which had settled In and above the
right eye. This state of things had
continued for about six weeks, when
| was induced to call upoa you by a
gentleman who had been benefited
by your treatment. Your first appli
cation produced Immediate relief, and
together with only two subsequent ap
plications, effected a permanent cure
within the short space of two or three
days. In viewOf these facts l take
great pleasure In recommendinP'to all
those who may be suffering from thai
terrible disease called Neuralgia, the
ao0nderfat virtues Of your " Subcuta'
neous Injection.
Yours, very truly.
II a. III. DESoUCHET.
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but few, if any superiors, on the
Continent, and The testimonial of
CAPTAIN Dusouchet is but one of
many, shown Us, acknowledging the
virtues and recommending the use Of
DR.. Haas's Simultaneous Injection"
for the relief of neuralgia.
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A DIsTIEGUIsHED Methodist Minister
and prominent Temperance Lecturer once
remarked that, go where he would, from
one end of the country TO the other, he
hardly ever failed to find PLANTATIoE
BITTERS; and while he condemned the
practice OF using these Bitters too freely.
he could not cOnscientiously say that be
would discard them from the sfdebcard,
for be mad himself experienced bene-
ncial result from their use; and that,
from q long and close observation, he was
convin ced that when used moderately,
and as a medicine exclusively, they We're
ali that was recommended. At the same
time he warned his hearers not to pull the
cork too often, for they were far too pleas
ant tonic to tribe with.
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FINE Corn. = John Blangy has
shown us samples of his corn which
are immense. One ear, not the largest
in the lot, numbered TO rows, with 81
grains TO a row. or a total of 912 grains
to the ear. Mr.. Blapgy has 200 acres
of such corn.
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AccIDENFALLY SHor.-On Satur-
day last, at OWens7ilie. James P. Nc
Ginnis attempted to jump on eoun-
ter IN store. and in so doing, was
accidentally shot 10 the leg, eaus-
ing painful and serious wound. It
seems that McGinnis had a revolver
in his pocket. which was discharged
while in the act Of jumping. This is
is another Of the results of carrying
deadly weapons, and should be a les
son to the young men.
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FURTHER ADDITIoNs.-We received
yesterday two valuable additions to
our cabinet of curiosities. The first
is in the shape of two sweet potatoes
wrapped around each other in the
fondest embrace-not to be separated
except by breaking both. It is from
Vickery Bros cash grocery, rs Main
street.
The other is mammoth blood beet,
from Mrs. Sands. corner of Third and
Cherry streets, weighing nine pounds,
and measuring nearly thirty inches in
circumference. We thank our friends
for the contributors. They shall
have free ticket to our museum
when it is fully organized.
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DIRECT FROM FRANCE. : Messrs.
Mark & Warren, yesterday. received
an invoice of large shipment of
Gold Band and decorated French
China, shipped September 14th, 1869
direct from the celebrated pottery OF
Hayeland & Co, of Simoges, France,
By the steamer Bellona. The bill Of
lading IS signed at Havre. This is
we doubt not, the first direct ship
ment Of Chiaa made sfrom that sporl
to this State. "a
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New MUsIo.-We have received
from the publisher, Louis Trip, No.
118 Main Street, Louisville, two OF
or three pieces of new music, includ-
ing Sweet as Peach" a polka,
waltz and schottische, by Charles L.
Ward, and dedicated to Miss Lena
Pratt, of st. Louis, w. FL. Fuller's
Skating Waltz, by J. w. Parson
Price, and Fading, Still Fading,
by @. L. Ward. All fine compost
tions.
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Boar1 az Tr3de WeeTIne

At the meeting last night, DR.. D.
G. Keller was called to the Chair, and
Mr.. Fl. 0. Babcock appointed Socre-
tary.
On motion. the following persons
were appointed delegates to attend
the Commercial Convention. to be
held in the city of Louisville, KY,
~ 4Io 1O.b of natoho~.
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TEsTMoNIAL.-In our local notice
columns will be found voluntary
testimonial from Captain Gus. Du-
souehet to the great efficiency of DR..
[. Haas's invaluable Specific for Tic
Doloreaux. Captain Dusouehet is
well known in this community and
throughout the Ohio Valley, and his
testimony is valuable. DIR. Haas has
long stood at the head of his profess
sion in this city. AS dentist he has
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SHOT HIMsELF.-Ye learn that a
man named Wright. who lives on
Fulton Avenue. accidentally shot
himself yesterday afternoon, while
handling pistol. The ball entered
his LETT side, just above the hinch
bone, and passed down and lodged in
his hip. inhieting a painful and seri-
Gus, although not dangerous wound.
This is another warning. JOS
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THE SPOTTED FAWN.-Those per-
sons who have chances in Little II.
Reads spotted fawn. are requested to
meet at Martin & Gardeners Office at
10 O'Clock this morning. Highly i'm
portaEtll
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So York Drg aoods aarael

By Teiegraph.l NEW YORK OCT. D.
my CooDs- The deadlock In Wan
street IN monetary affairs has brought be
drv - Ods trade 20 stanu-hillIf ana the
0uld "a line of passe style o. = mOfke0g
Prints nave been closed out az li12c. Lam
1870 a. or re aud all makes will. ere
i0r,e r Ifoyy. Atlantic a shcetings are down
100 iec. lIark'e. l0ei Indian head, l6c;
fSreef Pals ID. 1870; Pacific A and III. and
Atlantic II, l5Hci Appleton A ana stark
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FUNERAL.-The friends of the late
d. G. Robinson deceased will please
bear in mind that funeral services
will be held at the family residence,
+ corner Of First and Chestnut Streets,
at 9 o'clock this morning, which all
are invited to attend. The remains
will be taken blythe 1915 train to
Vincennes for final interment.
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RECORDERS CoURT-Only one case
was tried before the Recorder yester-
day. A man who keeps purp dorg
about two months old. which said
purp tore the dress Of a little girl, was
fined SO and costs. That purp would
have paid better as SAUSAGE.
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f5rother alper I,sn.. ~ 4ntra Paqe.

The river yesterday evening, was rising
rapidly, and by tonight there viii be good
water to Cairo. 1t is again risi ng az Pitts
burg. and we may expect e TAI navagable
river until ice makes its appearance.
The additional arrivals and departures
last evening and night, were the Maggie
Hays, Plttsburg TO St. Louis: Bates.
VILE, Cincinnati to White River.
Fayette, to Henderson and re-
turn. and again to Henderson
Palestine, Louisville and return; Clara
Scott. to Cairo; John Lum sden, from
Cairo; Seminole, Cincinnati to Red River.
1.-THE Maggie Hays had splendid trip,
and discharged largely here........The Bates
Vile and Seminole had full loads. e
Clara Scott went out full as a ticlr......... The
Palestine and Lumsden bad fair trips.........
The officers OF the Lumsden report nine
boats in the vicinity OF Walkers Barr.
The Indiana had laid up below, and the
Nick LOngworth above the bar, waiting a
rise, which would reach them about mid
nIght............The Sam. Orr went into the
Dry Docks last evening. The Docks are IN
magnificent condition ...... ...... The Fayette
came up last night with a large rumber OF
passengers to see Blind Tom and attend
the theatre. She returned to Henderson
last night in such haste a. TO leave her
second clerk, mate, and principal roust-
about on shore. She Will lie over here to-
night, and leave for y henderson to mora oR
morning at 7 o'clock eElH
MANIFEST of steam Br John Lumsden
Cairo TO Evansville, October b.-Evans-
/ ville-Heuke q Lemcke, z bags wool II
Carter, ! COW and calf; VIM Hetlmau,
/ pump; Fred + Huston, 2 hhds tobacco;
| Joseph Shelter, 10 pkgs hides; StOckwell 4
! Co, bags gnd 1 biol apples; Il Ktoeaer {
empty peer Res; mas were s q Co, %
/ Co bale cotton; J Q Dusouchet & co.
| bale cotton: Martin. Gardner & co, 8 bales
/ broom corn; RR agent, pkgs churns
/ VIM King. pigs hides, rags, etc; Padden
/ q Co, keg whisky a Brightm ~ -
4 wool and feathers.
/ Maukport-CorTill & Shuman, JaBack'
| wheat.
/ New Albany II Gebheart, 4 bags wool
Cinciunati-R w Bishop q Co, 2 caski
| meat; A ID Bullock & Co, 3 bags wool; X X
& Co, 81 pkgs pig iron and rags.
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FRUIT JARs.-The sale of fruit jars
in this city, the past season, has been
immense, aud viii perhaps amount to
over fifteen thousand dozen. This
has been a great season fer canning
fruit, for the crop was abundant. A
large number Of fruit cans have also
beenemanufactured in this city. One
house-Feldhacker & Sanders, at No.
121 Main Street, haRe manufactured
and sold 20.o3 Tfis will give an
idea Of the immense trade in this
business during the PAST season.
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WARRIcK COUNTY FAIR. = The
Warrick County Fair will commence
on Tuesday, the 18th inst, and will
last all the week. The officers are
making vigorous efforts to make
this the largest and most attractive
Fair ever held in the county. The
rings are all open to the qoorzd. y
More than 81 800 are offered in pre-
miums. The track is half mile one,
and the premiums for fast horses are
large. We would urge all who wish
to spend a few days pleasantly, TO at
tend this Fair by all means.
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New SCHOOL HoUsE.-We learn
that the School Trustees have nearly
completed the purchase of lot for
a new school house in the upper
part Of Lamaseo. Next year it is
probable that large school house
will also be erected in the lower part
OF Lamasco.
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TAKEN.-The proprietors and en-
ployees of the mammoth QneensEare
House of Mark, Warren q Co., were
taken,' yesterday. all at one time.
The " taxing was done By Parkhill,
the Photographers. The party num-
bered seventeen. rA
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b THE SYCAMORE STREET SEWER
The work on the mouth of the syca-
more Street sewer was so far advanced
yesterday that no fears are now enter
tanned of the rapidly rising river.
The sluice leading from the mouth of
the sewer to the river is finished. and
but one or two courses of stone re-
main to be laid.
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R1srNa-The new building of Mr..
Sam Orr is so far advanced that the
first tier of joists has been laid.
The iron front was being pit up yes
terdav.
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Our AaAIN.-We are pleased to
notice Lon. Bush, the popular con
ductor on the E. & G. Railroad out
again after a spell of sickness.
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RECoVERED.-A few nights ago q
valuable ring was stolen from Her
man Junker, which was recovered yes
terday in a singular manner. Mr.. Low
enberg, next door to SCOTS, on Main
Street, was standing at his store door
yesterday afternoon, and saw the ring
on the finger Of a negro woman that
was passing. He Immediately stopped
her, and recovered the jewel, which
had Mr.. Junker's name on it. There
being no police officer at hand, Mr..
LoEenberg was compelled to release
the woman, and she escaped.
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LEG BRoKEN-On Monday evening
August Rocker, aged about nine
years, son Of j. H. Rocker, fell out
of an express wagon and broke a leg.
The fractured limb was set by DR..
Kress, and the lad IS getting along as
we'll as could be expected.
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BZThe County Commissioners Wis.,
tied the Poor House yesterday, and
found it in good condition. 1t has
been decided upon to sell lot Of old,
worn out trumpery, such as plows,
farm implements, ETC., that are of no
use at the County Farm.
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EoGAL NOTICES

OYSTER SoUP-At 10 cents a plate
during lunch hours. from % to II
O'Clock, at NEUMANN's, under Chand-
ler's Block.
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p@@ T. @. Bridwell & 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, Cop-H
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
je17-6
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Henry @. Fos-
ter was arraigned on the charge of
arson, and plead not guilty. He will
be defended by an attorney from JEFF
fersonyille, named Curry, who, we
learn, has defended him before in two
similar charges. The case will be
called up to-day.
finch and Hedden were arraigned
on the charge of arson, and plead not
guilty, although finch has acknowl-
edged that he was hired to burn the
cotton press. The day of trial has
not been set.
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dressing the Indiana Horse Fair As
ISOLATION, at Tetre Haute, Evansville
or Sullivan.
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Nashville Market.

by telegraph NASHVILLE, oct. 8.
CoTroN- Good ordinary DC; low mid
ding I'VE.
WHEAT Easier. red 81 lO# isl, amber
81 20; white 81 2j9l go.
QArs-H5c.
CunN-Fl l3.
BARLEY-gl =.
RYE-gt 90.
FLOUR -s5a7i0O for superhne aud fancy.
EAC0N-Sldea lBNc; hams 20ci shoulders
l7c
LARD 2l]zc.
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WHc0PING CoUGH.-This COM
plant is quite prevalent in this city at
present among the children.
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NEWSPAPER FILEs.-We have re-
ceived an invoice of Patent Files for
Newspapers, Periodicals, Magazines,
or Music. They are a good article.
Persons In the habit Of fling papers
viii find this just what they want.
For sale al the JOURNAL Office, where
they can be seen in use.
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LoalgyflIo Narket

~ Telegraph.l LOUISVILLE, oct. 8.
BAoGIrG-F Firm, ut 271128e.
EE3UR-FiTm; supernne s5Q5 2j.
GROCERIEs-a quiet and 81 ady.
LEAF IOBACc0-EtCEdy, with Gales OF bl
hnds az "a lON7 20.
PROvIsIONs-Quict but firm; mess polk,
1923 bacon shoulders, I7c; clear lib sides and
clear sides 20c.
BAHD --l9c.
WHISKY vanced 20 81 20.
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PANoRAMA.-Bullard's Panorama
Of New York is being exhibited at
Terre Haute this week. We expect
it will be down this way next week.
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To BE RE9AIRED.-The roof on the
Park School House is to be repaired
next Saturday.
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B@ There were sixty persons com
mitted to the city lookup during the
month of September.
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THANKS. = A. NJ. McGriR, City
Clerk. and his efficient deputy, E. A.
McGrif, have our thanks for news
paper favors.
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HORSE FAIR.-We are informed by
E. Basler, Of Sullivan, that an Assoc
citation has been formed by citizens
from various parts Of the State, with
a capital stock of $4,000, for the
purpose of importing horses and
holding horse fairs in the State. The
Association has selected Sullivan for
holding the first fair, to commence
on Monday, October 25th, 1869, and
continue for one week. Large pre-
miums are offered for trotting, pacing,
and for all classes Of horses.
Premium Lists can be had by ad-
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STEWART LoDeE.-A correspond
ent at Owensville sends US the follow
ing list of officers elected for the en-
suing term by Stewart Lodge No. 179.
I. D. D. f.
J.R.R. Hill, Noble Grand; Jas,
H. Clark, Vice Grand; Thos. With
erspoon, Recording Secretary; E. w.
Hauss, Per. Secretary; George w,
German, Treasurer; T. w. Hauss,
Stephen Hulfsh, VIM. A. Mathews,
Trustees; John Lockhart, Repre-
sentative to Grand Lodge.
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-ATt. q. q. PATTEs0N, Physician and
III surgeon, having permanently located
tenfIon 10 chronic diseases and the dis
eases OF WOmF n ana Children. il As specibc
Tor a cue and Fever can always be had at
ms rooms, Northwest corner Of Locust and
SECOND streets, o. o doors above Second
where ne can always be found unless pro-
fessioually engaged.
sept. p, 1869. sez5-5m
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Messrs. Semonin aud Stein ach,
Committee to cancel city orders. re-
ported that they had cancelled orders
amounting to S31. 996; interest on
same $97 80; one bond, 1895 20; in
terest, 81 81; coupons on ten-year
ten per cent. bonds, $40. Total,
$32. $40 20.
Wharf reports showed Sl35 80 col
lected.
Joseph StahIhoefer reported collec-
tions as follows: Outside collections,
500; stall rent, 81.
The Mayor reported that he had
issued certain bonds to John 5.
Stocks, for building eisterns.
The Marshal was directed to notify
the Central Market master to make
reports.
Inquiries were made as to the reason
why no reports were received from
the Weighmasters.
On motion it was ordered that L.
Mckay be discharged as Weighmas-
ter at the lower coal scales.
On motion, Frank Redding was ap-
pointed In McKay's place.
The Clerk submitted the following
To the Mayor and Common Council:
GENTLEMEN:-BeloW l give you a
statement Of the amount Of real
estate, personal property, and number
of polls upon the assessment rolls tor
1869:
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%Forepaugh's circus will be here
next week.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGs
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Evansville, oct. 3, 1863.

Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present-Mayor Walker and Coun-
cilmen Seinbach. Hopkins, Orr
Semonin. Hodson, Steineker, Wilt
shire and Doughty.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The foLloWing bills Were allowed:
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Sew York cold and BtOCk Mara {.

Sew FORK Cold and BtOCk liars {.
By telegraph NEW YORK. OF s
MoEEY-The market Is very easy at Ga 2
per Mt.
FoREfgN EXCHANGE - weaker IfI G
bankers bills Ig9GlQ91z
GoLp-Firmcr; opened ~ l-516s adFnuct q
10 1907, and closed at $50. Carrying ratos.l
CioyFr NsII.NTs- quiet and nrm the rise
in cold and exchange has choeKed he sal y
OF bonds on the part OF German banker;
b. t,IaI, ives the main cause OF the lmfr aahcd
etrenqth ~ the market to-day. gouponaof
III II5s4f 1907 do. 20, llgL9ll95< do. 01, ll99
tItiLs 40 as IIg1SMllg52; do. new, lA5EM
10 DO 587. n7IImll756; do. 'g8, Il71zB1l5e6f
lO-80s, l081z0iO55s; currency os' lvragls7'
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Respectfully submitted,
A. M. MCGRIFF,
City Clerk.
A complaint was received from Will
lard Carpenter IN regard to some side
walk improvements at the head Of
Main Street. He thought General
Doughty, as he denominated him.
had given some orders that were
wrong.
On motion, the communication was
referred to the Committee on Streets
and Alleys.
On motion. it was ordered that a
committee be appointed 10 confer with
VIM. Baker, l. S. French, and John
Ingle. Jr., committee selected by the
Directors of the e. 81 c. Railroad, In
regard to the opening out Of Locust
Street. The Mayor appointed Wilt
shire, Semonin aud Steinbaeh as this
committee.
A communication was received from
Mr.. A. Gumberts, proposing to sell
thirty feet of ground to the city at the
head of Main street, In order to have
Ann street widened out. Referred to
a committee consisting Of Doughty.
Hodson and Steineker.
On motion it was directed that an
order for a-sidewalk, that had been
made some time since, which was ad-
vertised wroDg. be amended and made
to read right, and the same be re ad-
vertised.
On motion it was ordered that John
A. Reitz, p. Semonin or General Boyle
be authorized to cast the vote of the
city at the stockholders meeting of the
e. 81. & N. Il. r., at Henderson, on
Thursday, October 18th.
On motion, it was ordered that a
cash order be issued to Victor Biseh
for $3.50 and interest.
It was also ordered that cash or
der be drawn in favor of Theobald
Miller for $1,000,
Considerable discussion was had in
regard to the register of bonds and
CRY orders.
On motion of Mr.. Hopkins, it was
ordered that the Council neeton next
Friday night to correct the bond
book.
Complaint was made that certain
new eisterns, built by Mr.. Parfett,
leaked. A sample brick of the kind
used in the cisterns was shown to the
Council, and it was pronouaced en-
tirely too soft.
The following sidewalks were
ordered:
CLASS no. 1.
On the north side of Franklin
Street, from Third Avenue to Fulton
Avenue.
CLASS NO. 2.
On the north side of Eleventh
Street, from First to Fulton Avenue.
On the west side of Sixth Avenue
from Fifth to Franklin Street.
On the north side of Sixth Street,
from Fulton to Sixth Avenue.
On the north side of Seventh
Street, from Third TO Fourth Avenue.
On the east side of Eleventh Street,
Hubbard's Addition, from Chestnut
to Walnut Streets.
TO BE REPAIRED.
on the north side Of Canal, from
the corner Of Second to Third Ave
nue., Lamasco.
On motion, Council adjourned to
meet on Friday evening.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperIOr 70 the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. oct4d3t. eo1. wit
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CITY n EW S

a. Blank Books for sale at this
Office.
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B9-J ust received at Coolidges' New
York store, full line of the cele-
brated crown brand Black Alpaca,
that will not get rusty by wear. Also
Astrachan cloaks from SO TO SIS; rich
cloak and dress trimmings, German
town yarn, &C., &c.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-06

FoUND-A small sum of money,
yesterday. The loser can have the
same by calling on =. Elliott, at T..
w. Murray's feed store, proving prop
erty. and paying for this advertise
ment. oc5
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-06

B~ Barrett's claims to be the
best.