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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-22
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EVANSVILLE IND, NOV. ri, &H.
Editors Journal:
VIII o permit me the use OF .
small space II your columos IN order
that [ may make public the reason
for the rather dtrfu sack Of tie
Evansville Courier (Mr. H0rraiD, %
the Management of the Louisville
Opera House C9mpauy-not Opera
Company, as ne styles it.
La the notice for Saturday night,
the Courier says: Evansville will
pasreDlze a good Opera Company, but
narrow minded manag rs" &c. 30.
In another portion OF the article no
remarks that the poor attendance
vas owing principally TO poor man
agement." Now, tG the "ahy and
wherefore y Of this attack.
When the advance agent OF She
Company arrived 1t this city, be, eot-
ing upon the Information Of Some ef
the knowing ones" HsEt te tSo
JOURSAL Office. that baiRE represented
as the most reliable paper Of tha two,
aud ordered printing for the week,
shortly after which be was called upon
By the business menager-oE the Coar-
Ter (Mr. Hofraif) and informad Of ,
promise made him By the ferresr
manager OF the Company 10 the effect
that this weeks printing shouid fall TO
him. The agent stated to him, n
reply, that no had received no notice
from headquarters Of any eush ar.
rangement, but. although the fault, if
fault there really T9s, was not bis, he
would try and equally divide
the printing between bis paper
and the JOURNAL, giving him
at the same time an order
fer tHo thousand dodgers leirezlers),
and six-square advertisement Not
being satisfied With this, he fMr. H
produced paper. for tbs making Gu.
of a programme, and stated, sithsr by
way of argument or fores, that With
the Courier in our favor no might
look for good business, withit against
usmeuF audiences would drop of al
least nine -teRtks;" II addition 80 which
he stated (more for his own smuse.
meEt than for any reliable i1forma-
Hon contained therein) that the jour
NAL dared not compare circulation
lists with the Courier, and as to
plain aud fancy printing (the words
e A(CA1AAG4k S4GC4L1V1 BGAAg ~
somewhere) the JOURNAL zss no.
achres' AS to the fitness OF the
Courier for doing the most common
printing . single instance will euf.
Zee to sbow.1 Upon Tuesday last
an order was given Thorn for some
small sized posters, which order they
readily accepted, With the under
standing that they should be ready
the following day. The day following
oneaof the members of the conpsRy,
By accident, dropped into the CowrteT
Office, where be was met by Mr.. H.,
who Il the coolest possible manner
told him that they had not the ma
terial for printing bills" He had no
hesitation in printing our bills, aud
allowing Is to write our owe criti-
eisms, so long as We had printing to
beaaoho. When We are through, he
does not hesitate to give as 8 dig
CHARLES REED.
Acting Manager.
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NE1L WARNER.-This really great
tragedian, who has so much delighted
the lovers of the legitimate drama,
leaves this morning by rail for Louis
Vile. During his short stay In our
city be has made many warm friends,
not only as an artistic, but IS 9 pol
ished, intelligent Esntleusu. Mr.
Warner has beea most favorably i'm
pressed with our rapidly growing city
and as il is bis peTposo 70 hssome a
citizen of the United States, expresses
an inclination to become = citizen of
Evansville. Our people would wel-
come him heartily.
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Ia. LnrIa KarkeE.

by Telegraph 81. LOUIS. Nov. 20.
-ToBAcCo-The supply not equal to the
demand, and prices unchanged.
C~OgTOS-Smail sales al &c.
HEsdP-NOtningfdOing.
FDOoR-Yery quiet and but !itt,e doing;
"a 'es OF Fall superE at 81 00g4t X, "a 23.
Xxx, 81 75g521i xxx, 81 IS IS IS; family
brands, s6g7 80.
WHEAT Dull, and lower prices offered
but declined. sales or No. q inspected &C
Sic: No. q red Fall. 020g5c: mol 10, 81 Ola
I65 choice. stl58I10; prime 20 fancy
white, 81 CO el5 50.
CORE-Scarce and higher; sales OF new
yellow at s0c3 dowhlte. 95c8sli prime old
white, 81 10.
OA1B-FGrm and higher: sales at 4304fc,
in bulk, and 4s06Oc, Ia sacks.
BARLEK-DnH amG u~uchanBeds sales n
prime 10 fancy Minnesota At 81 O5edl II:
prime Fall, 81 40Qi s..
RYE-Higher: .lea at 70GT2c
WHIsKx-Advanced 70 81 400I45
P~ORR-Opened at so ami closed At 81,
with small sales at that. Dry salt meats
are very active and firm sales OF loose
shoulders. 10 days IN smoke, at 2c; tObbing
lois Of shoulders sold at l2I; clear rib az
1910 ans clear sides at 1919
b~AcoN-There arc only scattering lots
on the market; small ca ca Of shoulders at
IGH0l6%c; Clear. DC.
LARD Small sales at170I7kc, but round
lots can only be had at ITL4l7<c.
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OPERA HoUss.-The audience at
the Opera House on Saturday night
was fair, but not large. The playing
was excellent. Mr.. Warner in the
role of Rolla played NTH much abil'
ity, and Mr. Nichols Pizarro was
warmly appEauded. Miss Minnie
Monk as CorE added to the very we'll
merited reputation she has estab-
lished as an actress here and else
where, though she played, as did4lso
mr.. Warner, under peculiar aud en-
b-arrassing difficulties. Miss Annie
Llewellyn's rendition Of Elvira was
admirable, and many passages were
loudly applauded.
In Romeo Jafier jenkins Dir.
Pierce kept the audience in a
roar, aud was we'll sustained by
Mr.. Noycs, Mrs. Pierce, Miss Annie
Mortimer and tho charming Miss
Marion Sommers. It is to be regret
ted that a more libe raj patronage was
not extended, as tho Company IS Z
of the best that ever visited our city
all the members deporting themselves
as true ladies and gentlemen, IS they
are. We hope to see them soon
again.
Below We publish 3 reply to the III
natuTed criticism contained in yes
tcrday mornings Courier. The pub
lie can judgo Of lis fitness.
The Management probably made
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FIREMEN's BALL The members
Of the City Fire D partment propose
to give a grand bail at Masonic Ell IL.
0 u Tuesday evening, November 80.
The ball is given for the purpose of
raising funds to enable the fremen to
purchase water proof suits for use at
fires. It is intended to make the ball
a real nice affair, and a pleasant ocoa-
sion to all who may attend. Messrs.
Thornton Males, Ben. Niehaus, John
Ssorton, John Wells. VIM. Hodson
and John Marchant constitute the
COMMITTEES of Managers, and they
will do all in their power to make the
ball 3 grand success.
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ARD when Abs ah@m and the people be-
AelG the wonderful uCrsa which were pro-
aUScd Hy R1i1 GrfEE, ApxEbcm said, I" My
ebfl&Ks1 Eas&a 20t suESF; give me thv
drink to GriEks E2A I viii give Is . name"
ADaf go AkFshgnE drank, end said there
wa nothing Hks is. sven in SSngsnnon
CoGnty: that - - AZ bfttof TO the lioa, but
5000 for tna StOEssch and be sanFS thsre
IVES oittSF ttANes IN GehJtnS Ike masters OF
tAa pieatzt4Oma, IL snail be forovermOre
called BTTrz4E and 80 &c has
been.
And the w~oEdorfuI work which 81 has
psrfoTrs<a r. witnessed ct snisdaytn every
eowR, parish, VfllaZs ana hanlst through
oct ala fhS worl6.
AID hS said, "Let ft be proclaimed
tArougho9t the length and breadth OF the
lena, from the valley sand mountain-tops,
thas all Who Ga9tR from fsverN, ~psta,
weeans%s, Ices OF eRpOtits. nsrvoua head
aso0s ana Inemtal e~err0Adsney, will nnd
rslie< tafcayh the PLANTATION BIrrERS.
Ths2 Gaa sonS 60 the stomach, and bril-
lisASy 10 she ssfza, OF wAich 4, . people.
anz = Ity4ng example"
MAGNOLIA peFior to the best
i'm German Cologne and sold at
hai4 tne price. nOv2Xed3t -GOd-WIb
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BEFoRE JUSTICE MCTERNAN.-Kate
Cooper, an "~octeroon," made affidavit
against George Washington, a eolored
individual, charging him with al as
sault and battery on herself. Before
the trial came off. Kate relented, and
testified very reluctantly. &c. W."
was fined one dollar and costs, how
ever. and given time to secure the
money to pay the latter. The parties
acknowledged that they had lived
together for nearly a year. but were
not married. 1t is probable that the
Grand Jury will investigate the latter
Itnm
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-hanla1IlIn Hnrknf.

~ TsieaTsph.t LOuTBvILLz, Nov. 20.
BAGGING Declined To 25Lc.
CoIToF-Advanced 10 on all grades;
middting held at 23Zc.
FLoUR-In fair demand; extra family
s. 70.
GRAIE-Quiet; red wheat, 81 O5; white,
81 10i corn, 89ci oats, SOC; rye, Sc; all IN
Dulks
HoGs-medium to extra choice, 60 SOC
10 Gu. Receipts, IS lead.
LEAF oBACCO-Qufet q steady; sales
OF 81 hOgsheads at &c to f2Ic for lays to
medium leaf.
Provisions Firm. Mess pork, $50. Bulk
meatF--shouldefs, he; clear lib stdes, l7ci
clear sides, I7Lc. Bacon nrmi shoulders
l6Zc; clear sides, 20e. Lard-tierce, lbe.
MHTaKT-aI O.
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eHr.-A regular "old muss'' took

AN51 NAN "~5o IVA
placc at RAINS grocery. in Lamascoy
on Saturday. between John Adding
ton and Joseph Rshrman, the latter q.
resident Of this city, aud the former a
resident of the Lower Bayou. They
got into q quarrel. as we understand,
about some old grudge, and in the
meles Addingfon beat Rehrman in .
mosS brutal manner, the latter being
badly injured by terrible blow in the
face. The police call was sounded,
and Marshal Wuuderlich put out
after Addington, who lie out'' as
DON as the fuss was over. He made
his escape, however, but win prob
ably be arrested By the Sheriff to-day.
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nemphiB EaFkeE.
ey reiegTaph.1

ey ~TcfegTaph.l EoT. y.
C~orroN-Is quiet ard Arm, at 23Lc; re-
ceipts, 2Sz bales; exports l,@S2 bales.
FLOUR-Uuchangad.
CORH-SI 90; market bare.
OATs-Held At 65o.
HAY-S4.
81.
PoRK-S3I e00s1 co.
LARD-l802c.
BACOH-shOutders, l7e<; sides, 2ON2ILc.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders l4Lc, and sides
at l6Ni8%c.
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TERRIBLE AcCIDENT.-A terrible
accident occurred in Perry Township,
yesterday, which came very near
causing the death Of Louis Schmadel,
the Township Trustee, who was ac-
cidontally shot by Mr. ThurliDg, of
this city. They were hunting for
quails in a corn field, and when about
forty yards apart, Thurling discharged
his gun at some quails, but instead of
hitting the birds, the discharge struck
Schmadel in the face, instantly de.
stroying the left eye. DR.. Mageniss
was sent for. and attended the wound
ed man, who was suffering great pain
when the doctor left him yesterday
afternoon. Schmadel will be brought
to the city to-day for further treat
ment. This is a sad accident, and
should be a warning to those who go
hunting on the Sabbath.
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By T~elegranh.l New 0aLEAHH Eov. ID.
CorroH-Dul and lower, &C 2ls for mid-
dltnw
FLsUR-Duu ard Irregular.
CuRN-White 81 ~.
OAus-Gl ab2s.
BKAN-8 rs.
HAY Ga5fO.
MISS Pof K-g32 50.
Other articles geo.
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PHILHARMONIC CoNcERr.-In the
local column viii be found the notice
Of the old folks'n concert by the
Philharmonic Society, at the Opera
House, on Thursday night. We are
satisfied the house Will be jammed,
and those who attend will undoubt,
edly enjoy a rare musical treat. The
Philharmonic Society embraces some
OF the finest talent in the city, and
they have already established an en-
Elable reputation as frst-cIass sing.
ers. The bare announcement Of a
concert OF this kind ought to fill tho
Opera House. The tickets are ouly
fifty cents.
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CRIMINAL COURTS. Seelig was
tried before a country jury for selling
liquor on Sunday, and was fined $50.
We understand be will take an ap-
peal. In another case, in a trial be-
fore the Court on the same charge, he
was fined SO.
Joel Byrd and Emma Byrd, nee
Hobbs. nee Russell, were arranged on
the charge Of fo~rnication, for having
lived together several years without
having been united in marriage. They
plead guilty, and were fined by the
Court IN the sum of So each and
sentenced TO Jail for ten days.
Judge Jones gave mis- decision on
the motion for a new trial in the case
OF H. @. Foster, lately convicted on
the charge of arson. Anew trial was
granted, and the same set for next
Thursday, November 24tn.
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LEFT FOR LoUIsvILLH-The louis
vile Opera House Company, includ-
ing Mr.. w. j. McDougall, the plea
SAINT and accomplished agent of Neil
Warner, left for Louisville by the
Rose Hite at noon yesterday. TO be
transferred to the Morning Star at
Grissom's Landing, above French Is
land Bar, or at OseasboFo. They left
attended by the kind wishes Of many
of u citizens, and expect to return
again about Christmas.
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ID NUHIHfI LIUUUH Mo- %
COu~ols gfH. Five-twetiy bonds. 1902,
f9K: do 1855, s do lfGT, So f~en-fOrtirE.
Is ~ e 1g1 Illinois CenIaf g3T; Allan
TIC & Great Western 20.
PAR $ November -. - BOurEo quiet;
rUnies Tlf. Use.
AIvERP J., N9vemher 20. ~ Cotton De-
steady upland EI5Eds dreams
iiIsd. sales 100 Daies California WhltB
Wheat % 0d: red Western, No. 2, 6s dds
Winter IS 90. Flour rs. Corn, mixed,
28s Sd. Oats 88 Cd Peas fls. Pork lbs 6d.
Beef Sos. Lard 78s Gd. Cheese 08s. Bacon
6Is Cd for new. Spirits Petroleum l0ds re-
fined Is 10d.
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geH, York Gofd a1G EgooE Hnra6ts
Ry To,ograph.i NEw Yonw. Eoy. I'd.
MoEEY-steaSy and eagy ab50T uar cent.
on call.
fTERLIvG-DulI a~t1O90If9K.
GoLB-O enrd nt IH15%, el to 1904,
vance, 10 rl05I. and closed az 1905 ctrrq~
lug rates. Sal per cent EXPORT for Lhe
week siT2.fa4
GsVEaNNr+ nrTer. but closed steady
APPS OF %. lITEs 90 '62 II5EfslI1He
do. '6f ll3NaltaZ: do. 'bI if3tEmi8M a0.
new ll5Iall5T do. 'T IlfHgliG; do. 'G8
ffXmfIaszs 10 los ~ybTJEMIO1Jf: currency
IA TTKarR "
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EnshrIIle Market.

nv TAlauraphI NASHVILLE, Nov. 20.
C.yrroN-Dulf; low middling, BIC; good
ordinary 2LIc.
81 %.
CoRN-st C6.
OATs-65c.
KYE-s1 90.
BARLHY-Gl ..
FLoUR-s5 OOG7 90 for supernne TO fancy.
ITMc.
IARD-i9c.
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CHURCH MEErINe.-Tha eongreQa-
ton of the Walnut Street Presbyte-
rian Church held a meeting on Satur-
day night to eorsummate 8 proposi-
ton to pay off the indebtedness created
during the late war to flush tie
church edi6ee. There was . very
gratifying spirit Of lberali'y exhibit
ed, and the meesirg proved an entire
success. Between eight and nine
thousand dollars were contributed
several hundred dollars more than
all the obligations of the church on
the LIST of January uext.
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60 York 30 GOOD Nnrkei.

BIZ Telezraph.l NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
DRY G~OODs-Narket com pa~rRtivaly quiet.
The onlv change of importance Is a reduc-
ton IN LaWrrnce ID brown BheGtinRs OF &c
per yard, In Bnrniey OF q ,ald In bieached
sheetinEs OF &c. The To- mer are now sell
by a arm at lie, and are really very
cheap, and the latter nt10e, bat other hO1Ees
ask &c aooye those rates.
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JUVENILE THIEF.-The Sheriff yes
terday arrested a little girl, about
fourteen years Of age, who is accused
of stealing a humber Of articles from
various Establishments. Although
young in years, she Is old in crime.
She has no parents, and was COM
mitted 10 fail.
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SEr1FREEzA stranger that was
lettering ia an alley, on last Friday
night, was arrested by Tom. Royston,
on suspicion. and locked up in the
Station House. His conduct was so
suspicious that the Chief thought he
might be one Of the parties engaged
IN attempting to burn the city. He
gave satisfactory references. on Sat
urday, however, and was promptly
released
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No QUoRUM-There was no quo
rum present at the called meeting of
the DIRECTORS of the Library Associa-
ton on Saturday night, and hence no
business was transacted. a.
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TRUSTEE APPOINTED. = Auditor
Victor Bisch, on Saturday, appointed
Archippus Knight as Trustee of
knight Township, to fl the vacancy
o~ceasioned By the death of the late
Ira p. Granger. the former Trustee.
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MISTAKEN. Lafayette paper
says that a son of Ex-Governor Pow
ell was acquitted for killing a man.
not long since. in Kentucky. It was
Governor Powelps son thatwas killed.
and Stanley Young. who shot him.
was acquitted.
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THE SURVEY. = Although no
definite news has been received from
Surveyor Hartwell and party for sew
eral days, they are supposed to be in
close proximity to the Wabash River.
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A SIDEWALK THIEF.-In these de-
generate days there is no telling what
people will steal, especially dishonest
negroes. a coIorsd chap was arrested
yesterday By Cor stable Aif. Hitch. for
stealing q lot Of boards that had been
hauled for a sidewalk, in the vicinity
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GRAED JURY.-The Grand Jury
meets to-day. No bill has yet been
returned against Deeds. although we
were informed that a bill had been
found before the last adjournment.
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MARROW ESCAPE. - On Saturday
night, as the mail train arrived, a
man named Lohmeier was standing
on a side track, looking atthe coming
train, %supposing it Touid pass or the
track next to him. But when tho
locomotive was switched of. it ran
down the same track on which Mr..
L. was standing. and knocked him
over on the main track, on which the
train was RAINING into the depot. He
was discovered by q man on the train,
and the carb we're stopped just in
time to save him from being run over.
he was considerably injured,b but made
a narrow escape from death.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Louis Geiser,
for being drunk and for fighting. was
fined IS SO. This vas the only case
on Saturday.
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MoNEr SAvED.-R. w. Harper &
Co. Ne. 80 First Street, are now of
fering to the trade a large variety of
fne tobacco and cigars of their own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock. and will sell as
cheap as the same articles can be
bought Ia tine United StateS Dealers
viii make il to their interest to call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they can save the cost of transport
tation7 from the East as we'll as the
profits made by the wholesale dealers.
sep23tf
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CERCUIT CoURT.-The only import
ant basiness before the Circuit Court,
on Saturday, Eere the arguments on
the motion for a new trial in the case
Of Dengler Is. the Evansville Insu-
rance Company. Judge Jones granted
the motion for a new trial, but it is
rot probable that twill Be tried again
during the present session.
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FIhAE Hop-We failed to notice
the factl 4 Saturdays paper, that the
Terpslehorean Circle, a new club, gave
their hrst social Hop, at the residence
Of George S~toekweH. on Friday night,
and was a grand success. About forty
couples we're IN attendance. This club
proposes TO give soma pleasant Hons
during the season.
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TAKEN UP.-The iron on the street
railroad has been taken up on Main
Street. from the corner of Second to
Water Street. The hack. drivers and
draymen rejoice greatly In conss-
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MEMPHIS PAPERS. - Mr.. Louis
HoEes-not Haa0es, as cur compos-
itor had it Saturdey-arrived from
Memphis on Friday night. and favor
ed rs With 6les of late Memphis pa
pers.
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FIRST MIrE-The first Mite Meet
ing Of the season viii be given By the
members Of St. Paul's Episcopal
Church At the residence Of Dr.. M. j.
Bray, tonight. The congregation and
friends : invited. These Mites
r very pleasant and enjoyable af-
fairs.
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FOR SALE.

sa~xxsr waEE-VALUABLE MAIN
STRF.ksT PROPEREY-That splendid
5Toperty known as the Egler property
sItnateH on the west cOrnereof Main ana
SKIN Streets, fronting 75% feet on MAIN
street and 150 feet on sixth street,. 541d
nroDerTy is offered for sale az low ngurea
On easy terms. Apply to
J. +. EBLtUTT q SON.
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Loeust and TaiFa Streets.
salG AR
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FREsa OYsrEFs.-Tha old reliable
fresh Maltby, Fl. q b.. and G, 8. NJ,
large, selected Oysters, warranted
fresh aid good, for sale at
II. HEEmAxr's.
so1Ttf Agent FOR @. s. Msltby.
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o8 mistake, in putting up Hamlet
fer tho matinee, On Thursday, aud
Nr. MsDoogall. the agent Of Mr.
Neil Warner. thinks he made4 mis-
take IN spending q IS bill feslishly
and uselessJ; bat than che wirsst
sometimes err.
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CHANGE OF TIME-Let every one
interested bear in mind the important
fact that another change Of time n
tho Evansville and Charlottesville
Railroad goes into effect this morn
ing. The mail traia will leave at
1910 Al. instead OF 1920, as here
tofore.
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ENIHG-PHh8R@On the evening OF
November 18th, nj ths residence OF Mr..
Henry ets, by the AcJohnson,
BsJor y. u. HHIrG, OF Kansas, to Mrs.
eAaz1B PMAnms % KmlEhLIou nAhip.
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BRIoK.-See Martin, Gardner i
Co.'S notice in the thirty-eent column
Of brick for sale.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-22

ATTEMPF AT RoBBERY.-Some
thieves. who we should say were very
foolish kDaves, tried to rob The money
drawers In a couple of street cars that
were left standing in the shed at the
salt well on Friday night. Fhey broke
the locks, but could not get into the
drawers. IF they had succeeded. how
ever, it would only have been %''love'5
labor lost" for no money is left IN the
boxes over night. We make the lat
ter statement so as to save thieves
from wasting their valuable time here
after in attempting to break into emp
ty drawers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-22
GREEN River CoNaLoxxBATE

GREEN RIVER CoNGL0XERATE
GRAvEL.-The pile of coDglomerate
gravel being heaped up on Locust
Street. opposite the Opera building.
by Mr.. John Nugent. Is for the Street
Railroad. 1t is Obtained from Green
1.iver. two miles below Spoftsyilie,
aud is said 10 be superior TO the Hen
derson gravel. That question viii,
however, DO tested. re presume. by
fiuro
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-22

~ We hereby givs notice thDt We
have renewed 10 tho oEce formerly
oesspieA By q. h. Ehrmsa h Co.,
cveF No. 10 NORTH Water Strs ct.
(OTr's Blesk).
j. G. DusoUcHEr & Co.
Evansville, Ind, Nov. IL, 1869.
n17.1u
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-22

PERsoNAL-Joseph T. Wclborn,
J. B. Gardner and Judge w. p. Ed
son, OF Mt Vernon; Col. Bates, of
Newburg, and j. w. kaufman, Of
Cincinnati, we're in the city Saturday.
Charley Churchill. Of Cincinnati.
aud e. o. Read, Of New York, both