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Iha tlllc may be fairly giVen % RESI- ore
alive which naa taEcn prCcedenca ~ ell
other tonic aud pitcFaaiVe prcparatinHg Iur
a period ~ nearly twenty years. During
that long infefyat HOsrETrHR'5 aT0H-
&CH BlIlER8 MAY be truly said o. EaFe
enJoYed uuriYull9d popularity. Many pros
p4falOnA Lave uNeu Gob up 20 clutUeLe
with d bht they have Oh fallen into 4ts
wake On SUNK l1to Oblivion fur iaeE ~
renowned YegetabIe Tonic hrs been Uoaa
incidentally and duauciuily auccaH5fHi.
Every year has added 20 the uurlbef 81
It's friends, and The demand for It. BAKED
solely upon the experimental proofs 81 li8
eKeei4ence aa q preventive aHd curative
seems TO have no assign tble limit Iuo
medical prOlegal on sanction and Hu-
prove its use, and it ia now 40 tho hrad
Of class Of medicines ~ witch it DpfoHHs.
the admitted. undlaputed eoVrlEfCN I0r-
10 OF THE AGE. .Ehe staii8ficl 0f tua Unite
the statement that lt STANDS alone aud uu-
approached in The magnitude OF Ifs sales
as compared vita tho oi auy other pro-
prietOry remedy advertised op ihls SIDE of
the Atlantic.
THE EXP. AnATI0B OF ills lacs may bel.
cumpriGGd 1n q few words. HD@IEL-
TER3B STOMACH BITlER3 ~ at once
the pur6sti the safest and Che most potent
ohal vegetable Ouieat and the best antl-
dote TO every variety OF malariOus disease.
Hence Il IS espec nty adapted % Lhe pres
ent season OF chilling deWa ami unWholes
some FRP9iAf
b.a le9G eH
uf9.feGL on . ;.
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There were no additional arrivals up to
dark last night....s...The Clara Scott was
receiving largely for her return trip, and
would have to decline freight........The
Norman, p. X. Barclay, IS announced for
! Memphis at 4P. NJ. to-day, 8 She is a finely
appointed steamer. Captain Barclay, her
| commander, and John Travis and J. +
Wilbanks, her clerks. are as pleasant gem
tlemen as we ever met, and will give every
attention to passengers and shlpperssal..5.
The John Lumsden has haa an adj
d1tion made to her new texas, and
her pilot-house elevated, which adds
greatly to her appearance. The Lumsden
is rapidly being put Ia business order, and
viii leave on Saturday for Memphis, with
that renowned old veteran Capt. Josh V.
Throop on the roof, and Capt. owen "
Davis in the Office. Shippers should bea-
this faet in mind, as she win be about tl1a
only good passenger steamer able to 60
out of the river by Saturday, unless we
have q rise......... .. Captain Joe Mercy
nolds, of the steamer Hartford, arrived
home by rail on Monday night. FEoIn
him we learn that the Hartford was at
tached at woodbury., on an attachment
issued from the court of Butler County,
Ky. He delivered the boat, with all hsr
books, safe, money and keys to the OFF,
declining to bond her 'out, les he 7ex-
poets, after gaming q verdict, To obtain
heavy damages for the detention. 2 The
case will now be tE1oroughly tested,
and the question of the right Of the State
of Kentaezy to hand over one of the
great rivers to a private corporation, will
be forever set at rest, The Decision VIII be
looked for with intense Interest by all cur
citizens, and especially by the people
along heline Of the river. who are some
what excited on the subject....,,,... The new
and elegant steamer Evansville may be
expected. to leave for. Bowling Green and
all way points at 4 PM, to-day. Captain
Vanmeter is her. experienced Commander.
...........-.,The Armada viii, we are In
formed, lay up for the present, as there IS
not sufficient water to run her to advan-
tage.........The Sam. Orr viii come off the
docks tomorrow, and VIII probably leave
for Eastport GA Saturday 1.-The Pales-
tine did not arrive till near midnight......
The Palestine had good trip. Her officers
report the Garrett and Sam J. Hale
aground at French Island, and the Gar
rett's baTges scattered all over therlver
1.-THE Clara Scott got of about o'clock
last night, with a fair trip.
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THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT. = We
learned yesterday, from passengers by
the noon mail train, some further par
tioulars about the accident on the In
dianapolis & Cairo Railroad, mention
of which we made yesterday. The
train consisted of the locomotive and
tender, and one baggage. one passen-
ger and two freight cars. The bag
gage car was precipitated down an en-
bankment about thirty feet. The
passengers in the passenger coach
were more or less injured--one person
very seriously, we understand. No
one was killed. The cause of the ac-
cident was owing to the track being
too wide, made so to accommodate
compromise cars. TIE wounded
were all taken to Vineennes.
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Enranaan marsas

By Cable.l LoNDosI, October 26-Eve.
Consols Tor money, g8I. On account,
'Gjs, BIZ; do COS, S25%; 10.405, 765< for '82s.
Bonds al Frankfort, B7160gS8.
PARIS, October 2J.--Bourse, firm. Reutes,
7lf. 62c ~
LIVERPOOL, october 20.-COfton closed
steady; Middling Uplands, I'D; Orleans,
Orleans, l24d; sales 1000 bales Manches-
Wheat, los Cd; Red Western NJ. 2, 0s 81
Red Winter, o. 5d@9s Cd. Receipts foT
three days 10000 quarters including 20Q0O
ed, eos. Oats, 3s Cd. Peas, as Cd. Pork,
1875 Ga. Beef. SIS, Lard, Ills. Cheese, 6za
Sd. Bacon, 67s for new common. hosin,
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MONEY SAvED.-R. w. Harper e.
Co., No. 30 First Street, are now Of
fering TO the trade large variety of
fine tobacco and cigars of their own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock, and will sell as
cheap as the same articles can be
bought in the United State. Dealers
viii make it to their interest to call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they can save the cost of transport
tation from the East as well as the
profits made by the wholesale dealers.
sep23tf
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Enn nrIaans karket.

By Tefegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. Oct. &c
CoTTCN--Closed active at 25c for middling;
sales OF 4, 400 bales; receipts ,397 bales
tLoUR-Firm; superfine s. %; double
extra 50 80; treble extra S6d6 ..
CORH-FIrmer; new white 81 u; old 81 Is.
PORK-Mess lower at S32a32 ..
WHIsKY-Firmer at 81 26GI q.
GoLD-I305S
STERLING--I4IL.
EXCHAH GE-NeW York sight par and 1sc
discount. Other articles unchanged.
Raining all day, and little business done.
Thermometer $50.
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~ Telegraph NEW YORK. oct. 70.
DRY GCoDs-The market is steady, with
a fair inquiry for all staple cottons, AT the
rec emf decline. Printing cloths, So by 60,
are held at654c; 81 by 81, TIC for good, and
TIC for extra brands. Prints OF the best
dc for Southern, and l59l51Sc for East
ern brands of the best Utica 81; 611ac for
do. IO-4; G715c for Annoskeag a. Bleached
muslin, 1919; Blackstone do, 15c; BalIou
q sons do, l4zc; Bamsley, lie: Green, l6c.
Brown Drills, standard makes, lG129l7c.
Lancaster Gfnghams, 17c. Amoskeag
cambrics, &c; do. Denims, 30c; Haymaker
DO, I7Izc. stark bags, Age.
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The phdersigaed hereby gives no
tice that al persons who have pur-
chased any goods at the sale of the
personal property of the late John
McManaman, are requested to call for
the same, on or before II o'clock to-
day. otherwise the same will be offered
again for sale. p. BURKE,
oct27-1ts srsr Executor.
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sew York a6Id ana stoea cara.

sew aOFh3 o0lG oRl ebeGA EdTht !.
BY Tolegraph.I NEW YORK. oct. g..
MoNEY-Steady at 5@7 per cent; chiefly
6 per cent for calf loans.
STERLIHG--A shade easier at exc.
GOLD Dull opened at l39Z and closing
at 1907 gl301@. Carrying rates 3G6 per cent.
The steamer Holsatia look $4,000. The
final payment of p per cent. TO the credi-
tors of the Gold Exchange Bank will be
made to morrow, when the receivershtp
will terminate and the ban Will pass into
the control of its officers. The bank comes
out of the affair with the loss of its surp us
and about half It's capital, which was $780,
600. IL viii. therefore. have about S250,OO0
with which to 90 on.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of Wells,
Fargo ~ Co.'S Express was called for No
yemDer 10, to consider the question Wheth-
the capital stock shall be increased from
$4,000 600 to SI5,0O,C00.
GoVERN8IENTs - Heavy and lower !;
Coupons OF 81, Il915@II9]z; do. '62 I205S9
10S4 do. '54, IIS5SGllSIAs do. '65, lI914@
1917 do. new, ll740ll714; do. '67, lI71Sg
LIZ; do. 26a, ll71SQll7A; l0-40s, S9SH /;
currency 6s, l0I1a9lg1A. state bonds dull
but Steady. ~ Kos p. ---fH ala r L.s d.
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Louisville narkeI.
reaeeraph.I LoUTsvTLIE. Oct. 2e.

% w jill AUJ 70 I4ll1Hl OCIs lUs
BAGGIEG- Quiet; pound &c.
COTTON Quiet; middIing Csc.
ELOUR--Active; su perfiDe 81 so.
WHEAT Red 81 O0;white 81 IS.
COR -S5c
OATS SOC.
RYE-g0c.
TOB CCO-Leaf more active; sales of 81
hhds. at y G0GI6 90 Tor Tugs to cutting leaf.
PROYISr0&s-Firm with an upward tend
ency. Mess Potg s3i o. Bacon, shoulders
lie clear RI b zoe; cle II sides 2Ulzc.
LAED-ISIze
GHISKT--te3dy raw 81 u.
Hoes -HeId AZ 80 7jMlU %; 40 killing
to-day / u pens, SD head,
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LoCUsT STREET.-The work of
bowlderiug Locust Street will soon
be finished, only a small gap remain
ing between Fourth and Sixth
Streets, On some portions of the
street the powders have been taken
up and pat down two or three times,
owing to some trouble with the gravel,
We believe.
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aoGAL NOTICES


aEAs-fra- of McNair & Salat, Boot
and Shoe Dealers, No. Al Maia
Street, has been dissolved, Il. III.
Wilke having purchased the interest
of Mr.. McNair. The style of the firm
oc27 Nv fio9 bW11kk & sALAT.
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MISSIONARY NOTTCE.

Noticeis hereby given that the Mission
airy Society of ST. PauPs Church win meet
at st. PauPs Church, Evansville, Indiana,
thislt Wednesday, evening, October7, 1869,
at ~ O'Clock Every member CT the con-
gFegationl Is specially requestedto be pres
emf. IA93 EA8f c. DENNY, President.
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MISSIONARY MEETINGS.. Paul's
Missionary Society viii hold a meet
ing at st. Paul's Church this evening,
and it is hoped that the entire con-
gregatiOn will be present, Short
addresses will be made by Revs. Van
Antwerp and Burford, and by Col.
Denny, Judge J ohnson and others of
the Laity. It is desired to make the
Society more useful, and the cordial
cooperation Of the congregation is
desired. Remember, at u this even
ing.
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.CoLD--The weather yesterday af-
ternoon was very cold, and water froze
in the cutters in the sunshine. IF the
Winter is to be judged by the weather
of the past few days, it will be an un-.
usually severe one. 48
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: Barrett's " a toilet luxury.

B@- Mr.. MARcoNNIER, the famous
Halter. has just engaged a furrier
from New York, aud is now ready to
make all kinds of Ladies' Furs out of
raw skins, and do repairing at the
shortest notice. Remember, he has got
the only regular furrier in the city.
f-oct23-1W
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REMoDELED.-The old High School
building, formerly the Baptist Church
on the corner Of Clark and Carpenter
Streets, is being remodeled, and will
be fitted up for stores. The street is
to be widened in front of the build
ing. 9laa Fl
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The AgA Of NOYeItH.

Roman Fringes. Roman Tassels,
Sets for Arab Shawls, new styles
Nets, Plaid Gimps, Astrachan and
Plush Cloaks, Tartan Plaids, Velours,
Repps, and all desirable styles of
Dress Goods. Call and see them at
CooLIDGE's New York Store, SO Main
Street. oc27 DIT
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BJ The Supreme Court Of this
State met yesterday, and it was ex-
peeted that the decision in the To-
baeeo Warehouse matter, in this city,
would be rendered. WC1
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s NeTIoE.-We desire notifying the
public that we have all the orders we
can possibly fill up to December LIST,
1869, and cannot receive any more I'M
til that time. SPEER & Co.,
Proprietors Rockport Coal Mines
Z oct22 1W
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LIGHTING THE GAs.-CompEaint is
occasionally made that the city gas
lamps are not lighted on many occa-
sions when they should be. The mat
ter was referred to by Councilman
Steinbach on Monday night, and the
information was ELECTED that there is
a certain rule, or ordinance, perhaps,
that governs the matter. 1t was
stated that there are ten nights in
each month In which the moon is
advertised to shine" and during
those ten nights, the gas in the city
lamps is not lighted.
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The e. &. G. r. r. WILL SELL Ex.
CURsIoN TICKETS to this Fair, COM
mencing Tuesday, the 10Th. On We'd
nesday a special train will be run,
leaving Evansville at A. NJ. Return
by mail train. The finest exhibition
OF stock ever seen in the State is
anticipated. j. E. MARTIN, See'y.
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B Five hundred choice Bacon
Hams, in prime order, for sale at the
Builders Emporium, In lots as want
ed Water, between Walnut and
Locust Streets.
oct9-15t BABCoCK & STEELE.
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FREIaHT Book. = The JoURN AL
job Rooms and Bindery have just
turned out a Freight Book for the
Evansville Tobacco Warehouse,
which was gotten up to the order
Of Martin, Gardner & Co. 1t is a
book that is needed in every tobacco
warehouse, and the other warehouse
men are invited to examine the book
at NJ, g. & Co.'S office.
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BI The price of Photographs is
reduced to So 90 per dozen at w. T..
Worthineton & Co.'S, corner Main
and Second Streets. Come, see us.
sep28 I'm
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BG The latest additions to our
cabinet Of curiosities are two pairs Of
double pecans, which were given us
by Billy Hodson.
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CONG SoUTH.-W. T. Noel, Esq
will leave for New Orleans to- day by
rail, going by way Of Louisville. He
wants to get out of this cold climate
for a while. 5a
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RSF The Gard Photographs made
by w. 7. Worthington & Co., can't
be beat this side of New York. Come,
see for yourself. corner Main and
Second Streets. sep28- I'm
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The only bust
ness transacted in this court yester-
day, was couple of liquor cases, for
selling without license. The court
adjourned.
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. II the ladies but knew what thousands of
them are constantly relating to us, we can
didly believe one half of the weakness,
prostration and distress experienced by
them would vanish. James Marsh, ESQ :,
I59 West Fourteenth Street, New York,
says, ''he has three children, the first two
are weak and puny, his vile having been
unable to nurse or attend them, but she
has taken PLANTATION BTTTERS for the
last two years, and has child now eight
cen months old which she has nursed and
reared herself and both are hearty, sauey
and well. The article is Invaluable TO
mo- herS,'. &c. 7--L afs f-t-t
volume. The best evidence Is to try them.
They speak for themselves. Persons of
sedentaTy habits troubled with weakness,
lassltude, palpitation of the heart, lack OF
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver,
constipation, diabetes, &c, Will ind speedy
relief through these BItters.
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DISTANT SHIPMENT.-On Monday
last, Ell. f. Blonnt & Co. shipped a
large lot of g Uric Plows'' to Licking
ton, Texas, via Galveston and Bren-
ham. This is a far distant order, and
is indicative Of the business, reputa-
ton that our city now enjoys. The
products of our manufacturing estab-
lishments are sent cut all over the
South and Southwest, and when the
E., III. & N. Railroad connection is
completed, our field of operations viii
be greatly enlarged. Another great
region Of country will be opened up
to us by the building Of the Evans
Vile, Carmi and Paducah Railroad
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FILLING CIsTERNs.-Steam Engines
Nos. ! and 2 were out last night fill
ing public cisterns, among others, a
cisteTn in RoWleytown.
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A FooT RACE Policeman Bill
Paine few nights ago discovered a
negro trying to get into the stable of
Charley Miller, in the rear of his gro
Gerry, corner Of Chestnut and Fourth
Streets. Paine made for" the ne
gro, but Sambo saw him coming, and
started up the alley. running like
a quarter horse. Bill was after him
like a streak of double-geared light
ming but the negro had too good a
start, and made his escape. 1t is
somewhat singular that all the little
petty thefts lately have been commit
ted by negroes. -''4i'itl
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 50 cents, at Click & Schwartz, op-
posite the Opera House. sep25
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80 Ever pointed Pencils, with Fas
ber's Leads, assorted sizes, on hand
at the journal Office.
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WE call the attention Of Bookbind-
ers to the advertisement of Cook &
Marsters, New York, in this morn
ing's paper. - ,a5lro sm 81 "a 20
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MARRIED.-Pfof. f. w. Ossenberg,
quiet and gentlemanly musician,
formerly leader Of Golden's orches-
ira, was married yesterday, and him
self and bride left on the evening
train. We mention as a joke that a
lot of miscellaneous boys honored his
residence with chdriUartt, net know
ing the twain were many miles away.
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" Barrett's" Hair Restorative.

BG~ Go to Fish & Barter's and get
one of those beautiful Bibles. They
have a complete assortment of Family
and Pocket Bibles. oe1tf
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BS-100 Broche and Paisley shawls,
Irish poplins and fine dress goods very
cheap, at ~
.aE0f ScHAPKER. RUssING & Co.
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BG PranR's Cromos, equal to the
finest Oil Paintings, from 81 80 to
S25 90. Call and examine them at
II. e BIS. oc1tf
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SCR Sec Notice in local column,
signed Tsp. Burke, executor"
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DRILLING.-The Hook aud Ladder
Company, under the command of Cap
tain Loudeman, were out with the
ladders last night. drilling. They will
soon learn to handle the ladders quite
expertly. They think they will be
able to give satisfaction when called
on for duty.
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FURTHER TOBACCO REPORTS. BY
advices received yesterday, by Martin,
Gardner g. Co., we learn that the dam
age to the tobacco crop by the
late cold weather has been very
great. Their adYices are from In
diana, Illinois, and Northern Ken
lucky, and the information is TO the
effect that all tobacco housed and not
cured, or protected by FIRE, has bees
very seriously damaged by freezing.
The amount of damage cannot be esti-
mated, but it is undoubtedly very
great. 43.' g-ta ra- ~a aG
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So We omitted, yesterday, to give
81. GilIett the credit of discovering
some articles that had been stolen by
Q negro.
4oRsE FAIR.-A special train, car
ryipg ezeursionists at. half fare, will
leave for Sullivan at z O'clock this
morning.
Cry LAMP PosTs-In our Council
Proceedings. yesterday. reference was
made to Graham's Patent Anti -Freez-
ing, Drip Receiving Lamp Post, manu-
featured at Chillicothe, Ohio. The
Council ordered three of the posts, for
the purpose Of giving them fair trial
1t is claimed that each post viii an
nually save to the city from three to
FIVE dollars. As every taxpayer is,
deeply interested In all matters that
will reduce the expenditures Of the
municipal government, we have made
some inquiries into the merits of this
lamp post. It is claimed that it will
not freeze up il the severest climate
during the Winters it is not liable to
choke up with dirt or water, by
condemnation in the pipe, and
the gas being free from dirt and
impurities. gives more brilliant and
beautiful light; the burners remain
perfectly clean from one to two years,
without any attention they need no
more attentions in Winter than in
Summer months, saving all the ex-
pense for labor in watching and pro-
tecting The lamps from freezing the
cost OF alcohol or glyeerine used for.
that purpose. and the frequent digging
up Of the posts to -,thaw them out.
The service pipe IS made in two pieces.
and connected near the base Of the
post with running thimbio or other
union, dispensing with the inside up
right pipe. ;Is'salE ,1A2nsd zzLIA
Mr. Steineker was in Ghillicothe,
lastSummer,and had his attentioncall-
ed to this post, which was being tested
By the city Of ChilIicotbe, at which
place they. seem to have been per-
feet success, as thetGity Council has
ordered all The odd posts to- be re-
placed with neW4ones of tie Graham
patent. The improvement, we under
stand, can be applied to old posts,
when notsrusted off. z f1asal,4 OH
TIE City Council propose to give
the new posts trial. One will be set
up at the intersection of the alley, on
Sycamore Street. between First and
Water, and two Others in otheR parts
of the city. s is s,. y :. '. g. I, 7
It is also claimed that this post will
not consume as much gas as theOnes
at present in uses and as Oqr, city is
rapidly growing. and new posts will
have to be putsup from time to5time,
great interest will be taken in the test
of Graham's patent IF it should
prove to be all that is claimed for it, it
will be large item in the lessening
Of our municipal expenses.
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NEW HoRN.-We were shown yes
terday a beautiful new horn, made to
order in Boston, for George w. War
rem. It isasplendid instrument, with
arOHed gold mouth-piece, and is ele-
gantly carved in appropriate designs.
Prof. Warren can produce splendid
music on this instrument. ~
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s Remember the Davenperts viii
open at the Opera House on Friday
night. -s
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BNTbe latest style Millinery Goods
and Velvet can be, always had at
Hughes. y - -------- : oct25
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-27

e6r Novelties in Dress Goods, now
on sale and very cheap, at Schapker,
Busting &Co.s seq
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-27

D- Whites Files for Newspapers,
or any Magazine, is the best article
now in the market.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-27

DU The largest stock of Initial
Paper ID this city is for sale at the
Journal Ofice-aIl letters on hand.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-27

H1- Faber's Pencils, MuciIage Res.
ervolrs, Amulets, Carriers and Ste
phens' Ink and Blank Books ~
ournal Ofhse.