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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08

BABYEowN NEws.-A big trial
before Justice of the Peace created
a sensation at Babytown, on Satur-
day. The case was a suit for trespass.
A man named Lisle, a well-to-do
negro, brought suit against q German
named 0ssenforth, to recover 5000
for damages caused to plaintiff 8 corn
by the defendants hogs. The case
was heard by jury of twelve, and
there wsge about twenty-five specta-
tors present, with an unlimited supply
Of lager beer within easy range.
Captain Gooding appeared for the
plaintiff, and Stinson and Williams
for the defense. The trial lasted all
day, and was the greatest sensation
Babytown has enjoyed for some time.
The jury awarded Lisle damages to
the full amount claimed.
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T5RY& C0Mr.gRCIAL



~ Teiczrepb.l NEW YoEFy. Nov 6.
CoTroE-IIeavy and &c lower; sales Of
q 0ag bales At $50 Tor nliddIluG uDlanda
FLoUR--Recei pts 1896 barrels: mar
7s ai9 15 9ge5 fo 4ies 6 81 1So s Gab
and Western; IS 4iGB 10 Tor extra
states IS @J86 Is for extra western So 10
d. u. o.; SO 2516 IS for extra ST. Louis,
and 81 e0eS8 % for good 10 choice GO.
Rye AoEr quieii aalas,of 800 barrels at
CoES 8iEAI.-In moderats request; sales
cf 500 barrels, Mafsh's eelGrie, on private
SVH1sfcY-Isow5r; sales OF $50 barrels of
W esteru 81 81 i065l l018 Tor free,
" HEAT-EecelptS Z2o.34o bushels; AeaYy
aD5 l632c IoWers safes OF a 80 bushels at
81 u for inferior Nc. 8 Spring; 81 Y for NO.
. do; u V T0r NO. do. 81 2J9l ~ FOR VIM
Ter Is 4 Lllinoisi ~ ca fot ana Der stats; q oJ
red and E-Ln 1er n osle1u.
Ha11EY-Hs avy and lower; sales Of
Sl,Jse 0ushe1s 4 u C591 y Tor two-roWed
BARLEX 11ALT--Qaieti sales o. 900 BUSH
els Of state az 81 60.
Co6N -- hecei pts, Is, 558 bushels; opened
heavy and closed without decided change;
safes Of 81 900 bushels 40 93GG3c for unSOuud
Missed 11 western, 99cJ4gl o. for sound do
DAI9 r. tteesipts, lS3, 800 bushels; ll2c
lower; sales OF IS O00 bushels at 6l@6f15c
for d,r new new Southern and Western; chiefly
RIoE-Firm at 77l@s>le for Carolina.
CoFTEE-Quiet.
OD-Linseed quiet at 05g0sc in casks aud
SUGAR steady sales of Goo hhds. AZ ll@
| ll5zo f0f Cuba, and lDIal2Ie for Porto
Rico.
OLAssEs-SteGdy.
| PErEOLEUM-Lessa active at % a29IIc for
| crude, and SOC for refined.
EOP5-Quiet.
COAL-Quiet.
/ LsATFIE R-Henlock sole steady at SOa
| Sic for Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande.
| WOOL-Steady sales of $4,000 8t 47G52<c
| for domestic fleece, and 35g4Sc for pulled.
| SPIa ITs OF TURPENrfasE- Qulet at 1870
| z7j<e.
! y RE-Dul1 and heavy sales Of $40 bar
] Tels at S2J 20 a 80 90 for IN ess, closing at
4 $50 90, C ash $Z4 60 q IS 90 for prime, and
/ SIG 50a1Z7 % Tor prime mess,
/ BEEF-Quiet; sales Of 800 b3rrels at Sc 90
1 al % for new plain mess, and Sl2 00Dl7 7b
I for new extra mess. Tierce Beef heavy
sales OF so fierces RC SIS 0042S 90 for prime
! mess, and SO 00G33 Co for India mess Beef
/ Hams quiet; sales 0f eco barrels at SIS coo
/ sc O9 for old, and $50 009g35 90 Tor new.
| GUT MEATS-Qute5 and heavy; sales Of
1 1l5 packages st I41zgl5e for shoulders, and
] l7@l9c for hams. MicdIes dall and nomi-
| nal.
! LARD-A shade firnerS sales OF 81 tIerces
/ st l65IgI7l%c Tor steam-Tendared, and I75z9
! lBIsc Tor Eettle-rendered; also, 800 lierces
! ST ann rendered, seller, January and Feb
! ruaFy, at &C.
BUTTgRE Dull, at 2O935e for Chic, and So
! @4Jc or State
CaERsE-DulI, at I7@ISc.
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st. louis aarhet.


By Eeiezraph.l ST. LOUIS. Nov 9.
PoB soCo-Iu good demand but offerings
were light; prices up changed.
COTToN- Quiet; sales at 24e.
HRMP-Qoiet and firm; sales nndressed
az 8l300l55.
ELoUR-Very dull and business small /;
Fan superGne sold at 81 0085 90, and small
lots OF various grades, ranging at from
81 50 to 81 %.
WHEAT-Duli and UNCHANGED for low
and medium grades, and nFmer for best
qualities; small lot No. 2 Spring IA sacss
sold at SIC; No. 2 red Fail 9jc@Sl o.; NO. I
do. 81 0s9l 10; choice 81 123z@gl -28i choice
white 81 215l IS. 1t-
/ Coax Dull and easier; old mixed IA
bulk Csc; yellow 72ci mixed ia sacks zoe;
choice yellow SlG82c.
s OATS--BJull and lower, at 40a47c.
BARLEY-Best grades are nrm choics
Iowa re; prime TO choice Minnesota Sl IS
@8l %.
RYE-DulI at 65WG8e.
WHLSKY-Dut1 ana lower, at 81 05.
GROCERIES quiet and unchanged.
PROYIsI0N6-Uuly q small order business
doing. Pork sold at 929 90 for new. Dry
sailed shoulders 13c: clear sides IGs<c. Ba-
con, clear sides IDtZ@20e. -f
LARD-Dull PRIME steam l61{c.
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FACT. - The New Albany papers
come to US cramufed full of advertise
ments, and the merchants Of that city
are making strenuous efforts for big
trade. We think the merchants of
Evansville are little slow this
season, and if they want to compete
with New Albany, Louisville and
other cities, they must advertise.
They must "hang out their signs"
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Vow orleans MaFE8g.

By feleZTaph.l NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6.
2 CoTpON-DulI; low middllng, 249ze; sales,
900 bales; receipts, 1918 bales exports,
foreign, g. 20 bales; cOastwise, 1 BOB bales
FLOUE-Ffrmer; superhnc, - %; Xxx,
IS 621zG15 IS; Xxx, S6G6 %.
CORE-t htte, 81 10.
OATs-63dg4c.
BRAN-Sl 10.
HAY Scarce :quoled at 9Z7 3D.
MISS PORK-g3l %.
BACON Shoulders, I7tZc; clear rlti 2ll4o;
clear sides, 20Lzc.
HA1IS--sSugar-c SEC.
LARD-fS020e.
SUGAR-Rrime, I3Ics
MOI4Ass E5-S3GS5c.
" HrSIEY-8I 70.
COFFEE Prime t6%fgl4ci stock, 5000
bags.
CfOLD--IZT.
{, ExcgAsGE Sterling ls7Jz; New York
sight, par
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Cnlcago HaFheI.
p reiepaph.I CHICAGO. Nov. G.

p TelegIeph.l CHICAGO. Nov. G.
FL5UR-In fair demand; 81 O09G so for
Sprjug Extra. &
WHsAr--BirDer, cpd 2e21%c higher;
sales OF No. / at 92Gg3c; no. opened at
9UiaQ0lc, and subsequently, weakened and
fellto S9c, clcsiag afS9hgS91zc; this after
pooh the market was duh at see, on sell
lers' November, for No. 2.
CoRN- More astive, ard l@lAe higher;
sales Of No. at SIC: No z, G6G67c; Tetecte1 /,
G31z@G5c. closing at GG1ag3. 20 FOR No. 2; this
az ernoon the market was dull at 66c, on
sellers n ovetnber, for No. 2
u OATS--Steady and firm; 39l8394c for No.
2 and d1BS715c for rejected, closing at $50
39c for no 2.
RYE-Quiet ana frmeR; Tic for No. ], and
67gBIL5c Tor No. 2, closing At outside fgul es
for strictly fresh.
BAREBY-DuD audiDOnai nal 9Je for No ..
HIGaWIEEs-Very dull, closing nomt-
nal at 81 %.
sUGAR-l914G111zc for common to prime
Cuna.
PRoYIsIoNs-Qul and less active. Mess
Fork. steady 81 SIS co, cash, and e25 750
$3.50 sellers January lard, steady az
1910 Other descriptions inactive and
nClnilaliy unchanged.
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CAUTIoN.-We would advise parties
purchasing potatoes from wagons to
exercise care, and be sure that they
are not frozen. We know a GENTLE
man that purchased three bushels of
sweet potatoes from q wagon last
week, and not more than one-half a
bushel were Of any account.
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PoRWsPACKING.-L. Rufner, Jr..
81 Co. will commence cutting hogs at
their pork house on First Street,
next door to Allis' store, this morn
ing, and lovers of tender-loins and
pare-ribs, will have an opportunity
Of supplying themselves.
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DEATH FROM observation-disclosures
Sauer held an inquest on the body of
an unknown man, found in a hut on
the farm Of Simon Long. in Union
Township, on Saturday afternoon.
The jury returned a verdict that the
deceased died from exposure.
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REooRDER's CoURr.-Justioe Jas.
7. Walker presided in the Recorders
Court on Saturday, Judge Willard
having left the city on hunting trip.
Fred. Shaw, for looking on the
wine when it vas red, was charged
So 20.
A negro named Bill Jones was sent
to the county Jail, in default of $500
bail, on the charge Of stealing coat
from another negro
We omitted to mention, on Satur-
day, that Stanley Young, for being
intoxicated, and for resisting an
officer, was fined S57 20. Paid.
Also, a nice young man, for little
) proc, was taxed s15. Replevied.
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RAILROAD IRoN.-The Rose Hite,
on Saturday night, brought down
from New Albany twenty-five tons of
iron for the street railroad in this city.
The question as to route must be
settled this week, as the company only
have between now and the first day of
January to build the extension. The
friends of the Eighth Street route are
making oxertions to secure it for that
street.
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MONEY SAvED.-R. W. Harper 4
Co., No. 80 First Street, are now Of
fering to the trade a 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
will make it to their interest to call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they can save the cost of transpor-
tation from the East as well as the
profits made by the wholesale dealers
sep23tf
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The SURVEYING PARTY. - Mr..
Hartwell and his assistants are push
ing ahead on the survey of the air.
line route to Carmi. They were
eamped, yesterday, about seven miles
from The city.
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HALF way up Lookout Mountain, the
place where memory is stirred by a thou
sand thrilling associations, and where the
brave boys of both armies met and fought
hand to hand, where the blood of both
friend and foe was mingled together and
ran down the nountain-slde In rivulets,
is a smooth-faced rock, upon which a
poor, wounded soldier inscribed the toll
lowing:
S.T.-S60-X.-Early in the battle I was
wounded and carried to this spot by two
clever Yanks." They babe me farewell
and as they supposed, TO die, for was so
family thank them for their kindness.
they left in my canteen a part bottle of
PLANTATION BTTTERS, to which owe my
life. for 10 sire ngthened me, and kept lite
within N e until help came and my wouEd
was dressed. God bless them for their
kindness, and for the PLANTATION BIT
TIERS" HENRY DAVAGEL,
COmDanV r. lUth Ga.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The trial Of
Oda Adams took up the entire day
on Saturday, and the lawyers did not
get through their arguments until
after nine o'clock at night. Welborn
and Mcbride appeared for the de-
tense, and Hargrave and Mattison
prosecuted for the State. The evil
dence was mostly circumstantial. At
IL o'clock P. N. the jury returned a
verdict Of mot guilty" and she was
discharged. Trying to convict Oda
has not been a paying speculation.
and the attempt has probably cost the
State several hundred dollars.
The motion for new trial in the
case of III. G. Foster, convicted of
arson, last Saturday, has not yet been
argued.
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RAILROAD MEETING To MORROW
NIGHT.-A meeting in the interest of
the Carmi Railroad will be held at
Baumgartner's Grocery, in Lamasco,
to- morrow night. Addresses in favor
of the subscription will be delivered
in both German and English. Let
there be a good turn out, for it will
be the last rally, as the election of on
Wednesday,, .o
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SALE OF LoTs.-Henry Gumberts,
on Saturday, sold twenty-seyen lots
in Buckholzer's Enlargement, on the
Boonville road, just beyond the COR
poratiou line. The lots sold at prices
varying from $68 to $50 each.
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THE REWARD. - We understand
that if Poster is sent to the peniten-
tiary, the policeman who arrested him
will claim the standing reward Of
81 900 offered by the Board Of I'm
derwriters of this city. .-.,.
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The Mount Vernon Democrat says
that there was a " high old time" at
the Council meeting in that city last
Friday night, and several gentlemen
made preparations for taking the war
Dath.
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BATCREIOR,s ETATs DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye IS the best IN the
world; the only true and perfect Lyei
harm less, reliable, instantaneous no dis
appointment; no ridiculous lnts; rene
dies the i'll effects Of bad Dyes; lnYigoTates
and leaves the Hair soft ana beautiful,
PT,ACIC or BROWN Sold by all Druggists
aud Perfuners; and properly applied at
Batchelor's Wig Factory No. Is Pond ST.
New York.
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s@ TIC. BndwelI & Co, corner
Of Main aud 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-s
gross and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ieI7-H
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BS Remember that Strouse &
Brothers, IS Main Street, is the place
for well-made clothing at low prices.
nov6tf BIZ Ell a.a -.
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- HaoIIne Pnnl.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
of Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create irnpediments 10 MARRIAGE,
with sure means of relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address
DR.. J, SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
iuul2 dam Tsp al
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The Healing Fool.

-EzSsA KS FOR YOUNG MEE. who
Ia have fallen into vicious habits, and
now desire a higher life, and a better
with certain means Of relief
for the afflicted. Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free of charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, PHILADF.L-
PHIA. Pa. 49, Fepz9
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B@ Go to Fish & Barter's and get
one of those beautiful Bibles. They
have a complete assortment of Family
and Pocket Bibles. oc1tf
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nissnlntihn.
Ty79EEE C0PAl

ryr7zTE e,ssPARTEEEsSEZEEh EE2EEkl-
81 fore existing between q. NJ. Norris and
II burbank In the manufacture OF Windo v
. eI,ades is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All debts and dues settled by y.
I,1,s,aT1l< GEORGE NJ. NORRIS.
news T3t b. BURBANK.
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Eas Eela ~ aooaa saFA6..


Tho great feature IN the trade was the
reduction made by a. 4. Stewart & Co. in
line Of 81 Merrimac Printed Cambrics,
which they have put down t. IEc per yard
by the package. Some or the goods nave
been taAcu for Louisville, Cincinnati and
Chiclgo Plain cloth. before printing IN
these goods. cost Il5Z.. Ia other kinds OF
goods there is no further decline, and q
moderate business,
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BG- Lowry's brigade commenced
bowldering Main Street on Saturday.
They began at Eighth Street.
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Nashville Marlret.

By Telegraph.I NASHVILLE, Nov. 6.
CDrToN-Dull; low middllng, 23Jkc; good
ordinary 23c
No change IN wheat or other grains.
q FLOUR--SJ O097 OU for superhne 90 fancy.
BACoN-sides, 20c; hams, pc; shoulders,
l71zc.
DARD-I0e.
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E9 The city was unusually quiet
yesterday, and the police made no ar
rests. &.
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D- Nothing has been heard Of
Paul Dennison, who disappeared so
mysteriously, short time ago.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click & Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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pG~ 500 Towels worth 40 cents, for
25,cts. More Millinery just received,
at Schapker. Bussing & Co.'S. now
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~ Another lot Arab, Broche,
Paisley and cheap shawls, just re-
ceived, at Schapker, Busting 3 Co.'S.
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EZ= A brilliant meteor was observ-
ed on Saturday night, shortly before
nine o'clock
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R1- See GILBERT & Co.'s adver-
tisement of two Of the best and finest
Stores il. town for Rent. oe29-tf
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p~ We understand that the Grand
Jury will meet to-day.
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For RENT-NeW store room. suit
able for a small retail business stu
ated on the corner Of Locust aad6ec-
ond Streets. Apply at corner OF
Third and Main Streets to
noy4-tf g. w. SHANKLIN.
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EG The best and cheapest Blan-
kets and Balmoral Skirts, at Schap-
ker, Bussing q Co.'S. now
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DR.. ]. w. COMPTON.

Omce-Third Street, between Main and
Locust (front rooms over Judge IgIeheart's
odcel.
Residence-On Oak Street, one door fl ON
the corner Of Fourth AID Oak Streets. b.
nov3 dan
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EGE Fish & Barter have a fine
of Ladies' initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes to match.
oc1tf
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.BgrA. large assortment of Under
shirts and Drawers at f IA
STRoUsE & Bros,
nov6tf IS Main Street.
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B1~ Prang's Cromos. equal to- the
finest Oil Paintings, from 81 so to
S25 co. Call and examine them at
F, & B's.-. oc1tf
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D0 The latest style Millinery Goods
and Velvet can be always had at
Hughes. d, ~s41,es oet25
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B@ Mr.. and Mrs. Golden are play
ing at st. Louis.
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'~ Cashmere for Boys and Mems
wear. very cheap, at Sehapker, Bus
sing & Co.'S. now
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B3 Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with varnish for fixing at
Fish & Barriers. ocltf
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rs All in need Of a good Beaver,
Melton or Chinchilla 0Vercoat, viii
do we'll to call at fica
STRoUsE & Bros.
nov6tf No. IS Main Street.
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EoriaFlIIe HaFEef.

Gy Esiegfaph.i NOUrBVLLiI4ll. Nov. G.
CoTroN-Quiet; middNnB 2l5Sc.
FUOUR-Steady: extra family b 90.
WHEAT-Red I'll on; White 81 10.
CoRN-S5c.
OAT5-50C
RYE-T0o.
HoGs-Kiled 29,6: Ia pens 300; market
steady at 50 Scale co. the latter f0E extra.
TOBACCO--Leat quiet; sales OF Is hhds, al
80 o. for ltlgs, to 81 so for leaf
PROYISIOSS-Qu bat steady. II ess pork
e3l 90. Bacon, shoulders lG14cs clear sides
20c, Lard declining ut H1c. Bulk meats,
clear sides 17lzcs shoulders lie for luil
cured.
WHIsKY-Deeiiued 10 81 Co.
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H8- The Circuit Court viii meet
at nine o'clock this morning.
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CITY NE W 5.

H9 The City Council meets to-
night.
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Earnest Speeches In Favor c, tAe
Road,
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+" Barrett's needs no putting.
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Barrett's Hair Restorative.
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SCANTLIN, PARvIN Il Co.,
Corner Locust and Water SITS.
uov2-5t
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LoCAT NOTICES.
Nature assisted BY Barrot..s.

Splendid Scotch Ct1ss5aaore suits,
with short frock coats, at 0a}y SO per
suit, at STRousE & Bros.
aoyetf No. s. Main Street.
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MemDalB anrkes.

~ Telegraph hEhEF FfIs. Nov. g.
CoFToN-Closed quiet and weak 40 2lci
receipts, l,II3 bales; exports $50 b0leai
FLoUR-Unchanged.
CORN-S3fsS5o.
OATs-G0c.
HAYES 00@3o o.
BRAN--e23 %.
PORK-S3l 90 and nominal.
l4ARD-sS82
BACOE-Searcsf shoulders IKE; sides 2Ic
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DANK STATEMENT.

The Sub-Treasurer received $685., 29j for
customs during the week, and paid out 81,
G9S 100 Tor coin Interest. II is announced
that the Ass istaut Treasurer has now q
plentiful supply OF currency.
STERLiSG-Qulet at Ssz@SL.
. -GoLD-LoWer; opened at IZ7Z, touched
at -lZ7%s, fell TO 1263E. AID closed at I255k0
l23j4- carry rates. 7654 per cent, the lat
tet Being the last quotation. Export for
the week, SG40,e5
GoYER&1IENT5 FiTmer. Coupons of
1851, ll516; do. 'G2, l1-5s41155S; do. 80,
ll3I9@iI356; do. rs, l13AaIl3H; do.
new, Il5>4@Il555; do. 81, li555@1l4; do.
,6s, 10 gglleIsi IU-I0+, lo755a10754i currency
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08

Thick and Thin
Feet will find shoes to fit at
g GEO. MILLER & Co.'s,
now Iw 50 Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08

,&eH LCFE 0Gia aHd as9eE aaTAeL.
~ Eeiegraph.l NEW oaE. Nov. 6.
MOcyEY--Closed easy at 4d6 per cent on
call. Discounts very stringent.
:. The Eeceiyership Of the Gold Exchange
Bank has been vacated.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08

HAY-We keep constantly on hand
a large lot of prime Hay, which We
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08

MAGNoIIA WATER.-superior to the best
Imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. noVS-d3t-eod
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08

Coed Advice 70 Every 0itlzeh'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08
MONEY SAyED-R. W. Harpef

No hair man can beat +" Barrett"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08

Let the People BEAD and Reflect
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08

Thu 3ai lro4d Meeting On Saturday
Night.
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WAC hag not tried |" Barrett's?,,

nov6tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08

MANIFEST Of Petrolia NO. 2. from Can
melton, November z, 1891 b Murray, l
SEES; l. Rufrner a Co, 100 bbls salt; Engle &
Bro i ice cask; Thos w Murray, u bales
hay; Prof Dann Ernst, 8 SKIS potatoes;
John Hick, 800 head cabbage; John Ward,
l Dbl molasses; Hum phrey, Lewis d Co, l
Dbl eggs: John r Gr1ssom, side board.
coop Chickens, l do turkeys, trunk; F
Glover IA 600 shingles.
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Transient advertisements will be inserted ut
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ono squ4rc, Of eight lines or less, and twenty
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uno Tor each subsequent insertion will be
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