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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-13

eaTHESgITs FOR DAMAGEs.-In the
suits for damages against Tom Roys-
ton, for false imprisonment. brought
by Kate Simpson and Philip Kountz,
Tom Rogston made affidavit that both
parties were non-residents, and asked
that the plaintiffs be required to give
security for costs. Louis G. Stinson
went on Hates bond, who sues for
s. 600, but in the case of Kountz,
who wants So 900. We believe no Sc
curity for costs has been given. II
will be a long while before any dam
ages viii be awarded to either of the
plaintiffs.
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RiYer lisnafoHla a.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 12.-River falling,
with II inches water on Harpeth
Shoals. Heavy rain this morning /:
weather clear this evening.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 12.-Depart-
ed-Olive Branch, for St. Louis.
CAIRO, October Y. - Port List:
Lorena, Cincinnati to Memphis. 10
AM; Hawkeye No. 2, P1tsburg to
st. Louis, 2 PM; Belle st. Louis.
St. Louis to Memphis, 6 PM. River
stationary. Weather clear. Mercury
540. There was light rain last night.
CINCINNATI, October 12-Port list
Arrivals: Mollie Ebert, Pittsburg
Salado, Wheeling; Annie Laurie,
KanaWha; Golden Eagle, Wheeling
r. r. Hudson, Wheeling. Depart
ures: Lawrence, New Orleans; Sala-
do, New Orleans; Kate Robinson,
st. Louis: Golden Eagle, Wheeling
r. r. Hudson, Wheeling. River
about on stand, with 8 feet 8 inches
in the channel. Weather clear and
cool.
LOUISVILLE, October 12.-Port list
Pink Varble, from Tennessee River:
Camelia, Pittsburgh to st. Louis;
Champion, st. Louis to Cincinnati.
River stationary, with 4 feet 6 inches
water in the canal, 2 feet 6 inches on
the falls, aud foot 4 inches over the
rocks. Weather clear and pleasant
PITTBURG, October II. = Monon
gahela 2 feet 3 inches. Weather
cloudy; thermometer So.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 12-Arrived-Clara
Kansas City; Bsyard, Louisiana
and City of Cairo, Memphis; Rob
Roy, Keokuk; Minnesota, St. Paul;
Natrona, Hannibal; Raven, Ohio
River; Mary Mcdonald, Omaha.
Departed-Rob Roy, Keokuk; Du-
buque. St. Paul; Natrona. Hannibal
Louisiana and Lizzie Gill, New Or
leans; Bright Star. Missouri River
River stationary, with plenty of water
to all points. Weather clear and
cool. Mercury $50 at 3 p.m
MEMPHIS, Oct. 12-Weather clear
and cool. The river is rising. Arriv.
ed Glasgow, from Cincinnati. De-
partcd-Rubicon for st. Joseph; St
Louis, at A. NJ, with 600 bales cot
ton, for Cincinnati; Julia, for Vicks-
burgf Atlantic and barges, for New
Orleans. Freights are abundant to
all points.
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HENDERSON FAIR.-The Hender-
son Fair commences Tuesday, Octo.
Der 18th, and continues five days.
| 0uOver 400 Rings will be opened, EN-
bracing all articles and animals usu-
ally exhibited at Fairs
The Premium List aggregates
81, 900, and only 10 per cent. charged
for the exhibition Of stock and man
ufactured good, by regular mAnufac-
tories. No charge on any article of
domestic manufacture, or upon pro-
ducts of Farm, Orchard and Garden.
beside numerous Special Premiums
given to various mpetitors-many
offered by the business men of Evans
vile.
Balloon Ascension and Velocipede
Riding on the third day of the Fair.
A daily paper will be published
during the Fair, which will afford
business men a fine opportunity for
advertising. Five hundred copies
distributed daily among the attend
ants free of charge.
The transfer packet, Fayette, will
make two trips daily, leaving Evans
vile at 8 o'clock every morning. with
the Crescent City Band, G. w. War
rem, leader, AMI again at / o'clock.
Price for the round trip, one dollar.
The Cairo Packets will. during the
Fair, give to all passengers and stock
round tickets at half-fare.
Attention is called to the Special
Premiums of the Evansville houses
of Messrs. M. Lyon, VIM. Hughes, f.
A. Weber and P. L. Geissler & Co. 1t
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LolieviIie Market.

BY TeIesrsph.l LOUISVILLE, Oct. Il.
BAGGING-Firm at 271zc
CoTToN-DulI and nominal; middling
Csc.
FLoUR-U and steady; super
fine "a IS.
GRAIN-Steady and Unchanged.
LEAF TOBACCO irm; sales of % hogs
heads prices range from SO 90 TO 1923.
PRoYIsIoNS-tfr m. Mess Pork S2 70.
Bacon-shoulder I71Ic; clear rib 2l]<1;
clear sides PIC.
LARD-l9c.
HIGHwINEs Quiet at 81 Is.
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REvIvAL.-The Shawneetown1 Rer-'
curry states that at a late revival OF re-
ligion at the Harmony General Bap
fist Church in this county, there were
forty-eight professions and forly-two
accessions.
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SeW TOrk Cold and stock narRtt.
BY Telegraph NEW YORK. OFT. u.

bJ 4oIt BtapusI NEW ok UCL. Il
MoNEY-The mark ct is easy at 4d7 per
cent. on call, with the bulk of business at
SGT per cent. Discounts dull on the street
at 9Gl2 per cent.
EXcHANGE-DulI at 9a0L. Tue steam
ship Hammonia, for Europe TO day, took
out s247, QUO in gold bars and Mexican sill
yer.
GoLD-Opened at 3O3s and closed Mt 800.
Carrying rates 800 per cent; borrowing
fiat. The Sub-Treasurer sold million at
1870 IO-IO09I30 l5-lO0.
GovERNNIENTS-Dul the entire day fiuc-
tuatiops unusually slight. The only move.
ment of consequence was the purchase of
one million of '67s by one broker, this
afternoon, at lis. Coupons of '8l, ll9A
glZO; do. '62, I20G12014; do. 80, ll9149ll915;
do. '65, II9<@Il91s; do. new, llSgllo1si do.
'67, lISaIlSIz; do 56s, 1l89ll81s; IO-40s, 1857
@IU8I. Currency 6s, 7I2975z.
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CONTAMINATED. Bingham, yes
terday, put the finishing touches on
the mouth of Sycamore Street Sewer.
Like the Locust Street Sewer, the
work has been done in a most sub
stantial manner, the stone work being
bound across the topwith iron bands.
Our sewers have been putin a good
condition this Fall.
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Mnmnhis HhrEat.


BY Telegraph.l MEMPHIS, Oct. II.
CorroN-MiddIipg 2414c. Receipts Jig
bales; exports 679 bales.
FLOUR Quiet and unchanged.
CoRN-Sl U89l l212. -p
OATS-60c.
HAY-S25 90.
BRAN-G24 90.
PORK-S33 so.
IARD-U nchanged.
BACoE-FIrm: shoulders lSc, sides ne.
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B1- The Card Photographs made
by w. I. Worthington & Co, can't
be beat this side of New York. Come,
see for yourself. corner Main and
Second Streets. sep28-1m
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p We are requested by the Mar
ket Master and City Marshal, to warn
the owners Of dogs that if they are
not kept away from the market house
during market hours, they will be
dealt with according to the ordi-
nances, said ordinances being exceed
ingly unhealthy to CANNES
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SOLDIERS BoUNTY.-We notice a
paragraph floating around among our
exchanges to the effect that all SOL
diers or heirs of soldiers, entitled to
bounty under the act Of July 18th,
1868, should bear in mind that all
claims must be presented before De-
cember 1st, 1869.
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STONE PRINCE. G. Genung,
Chief Engineer on the e. & q. r. r i,
went up the road yesterday morning
for the purpose of putting down stone
piping through number of culverts,
so as to Eli up the same, and do away
with trestles in all such cases. The
piping will be put down in ten or
twelve culverts as an experiment, and
if successful it willbe put down in all
the culverts, and the same be filed
over with earth. 1' s.}3e94 =
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B1 The american odd Felt9w for
October, published by J ohm w. Orr,
So Nassau Street, New York, is a
capital number, and cannot fail to
be of interest to every reader, wheth-
er members of the Order or not.
1t is asly edited, and contains a great
variety Of choice reading matter.
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BoARDERs WANTED.-Mrs. D. G.
Robinson, corner First and Chestnut
Streets, desires us to announce that
she is prepared to receive a limited
number of day boarders. She also
has an excellent room for gentleman
and lady, or two gentlemen boarde1s.
oc12 81
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MAN 'BEATEN.-We learn that
row occurred at Owensville last Satur-
day night, between James Cassaday
and another man named Walker. 1t
is said that Cassaday was badly beaten,
but our informant did not learn the
cause of the quarrel o. !
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LOCKWOOD & Co. - BY our dis
patches It will be seen that Lockwood
& Co., who failed during the recent
gold panic. will pay fifty cents on the
dollar. This viii be large crumb Of
comfort to those who expected to get
nothing.
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B@ The night sessions of the
Evansville Commercial College are
largely attended this season. 1t is a
good institution. 800
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CRININAL.-Eight indictments on
various charges have been found by
the Grand Jury, and were fled in the
Criminal Court yesterday. Somebody
will get stirred up. auHrn I aiaign
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Third Street engine house, practieing
with the ladders. They are learning
to handle them in a very creditable
manner. -
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THE TREsPAss CAsE.~In the case
of Harriet Mckinney vs.. Adam Hell
frich and nine others, for trespass,
of which We made mention yesterday,
the jury gave judgment in the sum of
$175. The decision in this case is of
considerable interest to many of our
citizens, and therefore we call par
ticular attention to it. The defend
ants were the owners Of COWS that got
into the plaintiff cornfeld, and she
brought suit and recovered damages.
Every person who owns COW is liable
almost any day for a similar suit, and
the law is very clear aud explicit on this
point. So that if the country people
suffer any damages from the depreda-
tons of the cattle belonging to their
city neighbors. the law will protect
them in every case. We copy from
McDonald's Treatise, his opinion
about the law in these cases:
"At the common law, no man is
bound to fence his lands against the
animals of others, but every one is
bound to keep his animals on his own
lands. Tho consequence of this rule
would be that If my animals run on
your inelosed land, il is u trespass, for
which l am liable. It is the doctrine
of our Supreme Court that this COM
mon law rule prevails iEsIndiana."
Many of our citizens will perhaps
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REAL EsTATE.-We call attention
to the advertisement of Alvah John
son. ESQ, who announces that he will
conduct real estate and patent
agenev in this city. Mr.. johnson has
lone been a real estate agent, and has
lately added the soliciting of patents,
He will give close attention to bust
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To ODD FELLOWS. - We are re,
quested to give notice that on tc-
morrow evening the vote viii be
taken in Morning Star Lodge, on
the proposed change Of representa-
ton. 1t is desirable that there be a
full attendance of members, as it is
important to give full vote. Is w
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CIRCUIT CoURT,-The only case
tried before Judge j ones yesterday.
was the suit of John Q. Wheeler vs..
John Wesley Hughes, action to quit
title. 1t was not concluded yesterday.
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B@The ladies will bear in mind
that beautiful hat will be presented
to the bandsomest lady in attendance
at the Henderson Fair. The hat is a
present from Frank Ingram.
VIM. HUGHES,
Dealer in Dry Goods. Millinery and
Notions, No 46 Main Street. oc13
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VENIsoN.-Our friend Kratzg gave us
substantial proof yesterday of the yalu-
able qualities of his new German shot
gun and his own skill as hunter, in the
form of some most delicious yenison
steaks. IL was the first of the season,
and was relished ali the more on that
account,
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IA The school children are to be
admitted to the Panorama to. day, to-.
morrow and Friday, at 81 o'clock, at
Is cents each, and pay at the door p
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STREET RAILwAY.-An important
meeting of the stockholders of the
Evansville Railway Company will be-
held at the office of John J. Chandler,
Esq, at 3 P. NJ. to-day.
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BSF We are informed that eonsid1
er.ble interest is being manifested in
regard to the location of the new
school honse in lower Lamaseo. baa i.
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BALL AT OwEEsBQRo.--A grand
ball will be given at Greensboro, on
tomorrow evening, and we are in
formed that large party win be in
attendance from our city. 80 =.
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Ba~ We notice at the American
Express Office, in this cityga three
wheeled velocipede 1t is a NEW
tangled " sort of an arrangement, and
is a very clumsy sort of a vehicle. + 'e
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Barrett'so harmless as water.

rA-P. L. Geissler & Co., No. "a
Main street, have now on hand the
largest stock of Diamonds. Watches,
Jewelry, Silverware, Fine French
Clocks, &C., &C., ever offered in this
market, and which will be sold at
prices that will defy all competition.
Every person is invited to call and
examine our stock and prices.
D 7. GETCSTER g IN
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. Don Carlos Buell.
arrived by the train last night, and
is stopping at the American House.
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B%NeWspaper 6les-Asdlarge as
sortment just received at the J ourual
Office. aaa ~ 2 .lss -s1a
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MONEY SAvED.-R. w. Harper &
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
will 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 we'll as the
profits made by the wholesale dealers.
sep23tf
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Hg Five hundred choice Bacon
Hams, in prime order, for sale at the
Builders Emporium, in lots as want
ed. Water, be Eeen Walnut aud
Locust Streets.
oct9-15t BABcoCK & STEELE
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"Barrett's " Hair Restorative.

R@ 7. G. 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, Com
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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save money by giving the above some
attention, and watching over their
cattle. 1t is no joke to be sued for
damages. especially when the chances
are so good for enforcing the claim.
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RECORDERS 3 CoURT.-James Kelly
aud Mike Callahan were arrested for
fighting at Ehrhardt's saloon, and will
be tried to. day.
Charles Ehrhardt was arrested on
two eharges-for being disorderly, and
for keeping disorderly house -and
will also be tried to-day.
Johnny McClain, for an assault and
battery on Amanda Fry, old GRAMS
daughter, was fined SO, including
costs. III ..rsT
Aaron Brown, for peddling notions
in market. was gobbled and fined
So 60. He had sOldaone pair of sus-
penders a It's cents, which was not q
very profitable investment. ls15sfz-
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Hook AND LADDER CoMPAHY.-
Billy Louderman had the hook and
ladder company out last night, at the
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Rag The price of Photographs is
reduced to So 90 per dozen at w. L.
Worthington & Co.'S, corner Main
and Second Streets. Come, see us.
sep28 I'm
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BG= Go to Fish & Barter's and get
one Of those beautiful Bibles. Thew
have a complete assortment of Family
and Pocket Bibles. ocItf
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nrThe case Of, Deneler, for arson,
will be called in the Circuit Court to-
day. s5t - sss5i ' ..-.. {.
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Is oCAL NOTICES
To Consumers Of Coal sIscl

TO Consumers OF Coal Slack.
A steady supply of Slack may be
found at the Ingleside Mines, at 23c
per bushel. Furniture and Planning
Mill men are advised to supply them
selves at prese nt prices in view Of the
probable scarcity of Coal. oc13 st
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INSANITY CAsE.-The necessary
papers were issued yesterday for an
jnquirendo lanattco, In the case Of a
woman named Mary Neukomm, who
is supposed to be insane. Squire
Emery, Squire Walker doDr. Bray
will Investigate the matter at the
Court House this afternoon,
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PLATTED.-We have been shown
an elegant plat Of Heidelbach & Elsas'
Enlargement of the cityof Evansville,
better known as the LongEorth Tract,
sixteen blocks of which have been
plated and divided into $50 fine
building lets, which will be sold at
auction on the 10Th Of this month. at
9 o'clock A. NJ. This sale is attract
ing great attention ie'aI
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THE HUNT-A large number Of
persons made their way to Chris.
Hedderich's grocery, yesterday, to
look at those fine deer killed by
Messrs. Kratz, Hedderich and DR..
Kennedy. The party left here last
Wednesday, and found their game in
the White River Bottoms.
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Great Western Dispatch = Fast
Freight Line,

Cheap ratesl Quick time Prompt
settlement of claims.
b. n. BIxBY, Agent,
Office No. 2 Main Street.
G. e. DREw's Insurance Agency.
oct12-tf
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EnFnnenn HnrkRl.

BY Cable.1 LoNDou, Oct. -.
ConsoIs 9311. II. s.. Bouds-'62s. so; do.
'05, SIS; do. '57, $40 10 40s, 78.
FRANKFORT, October 12.-U. S. Bonds,
87159S8.
PARIS, October IL. - BOurse quiet; "a
francs 40 cent mes.
LIVERPOOL. Oct ober y Cotton dull and
uucha ed sales of los blles. The Nam
chester market is dull. Breadsfuffs Re-
ceipts of wheat f y three days 200 quar-
Gers Including o coo quarters amer can (;
Winter red IS sd. Corn 29s Lard q 3d.
Cheese 65s sd.
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A FINE WoRK OF ART.-Masonic
Hall was crowded yesterday both af-
ternoon and night. by excursionists
to New York City. As work Of art,
this panorama is perhaps equal, if not
superior to any ever exhibited IN this
country. Tt is life-like (if the ex-
preston may be used throughout;
the lettering on the signs. the tele-
graph wires. and all minutie standing
out in as bold relief as City Hall or
Castle Garden. The spectator is car
ried along at a steady pace, for miles
on Broadway, stopping ever and anon
to observe more closely the Astor
House, City Hall, Barnum's Museum,
Trinity Church, and an hundred 9TH
or celebrities. Thence he goes to the
Battery, with its shady grass plots and
fountains; to Castle Garden and the
docks, and over to the Jersey City fer
ryboat landing, winding up with
startling aud magnificent view of
the burning OF the great Crystal
Palace. Mr.. Albert Norton explains
everything in the most graphic man
ner, transporting the listener to the
identical localities represented. His
explanations are interspersed with
valuable statistics and facts as we'll as
interesting and instructive gossip, and
he possesses the rare faculty of never
dwelling on a point so long as to
weary his auditors. Exhibits every
afternoon and night this week, at 81
and s o'clock.
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Prints are down to BE: Hamilton 100.
Riehmcnds PIG: do, p Cloth 13e: Lancas-
ter and Oriental l2IlC. Nassau I11<e: Albion
are all held at f3%c and DO. Robes IlIc.
Fruit Of the J. ON Bleached Muslins are
down from l8c l7c; ForastGaIe, from 17c
TO lBci LinWO0d from lGKe TO 1Ge; New
York MILF are advanced 10 22Ze, and
lOnsdale are sailing al 1nl[e
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. ocll-d3teod .ltw
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% Novelties in Dress Goods, now
on sale and very cheap, at Schapker,
Busting & Co.'s. seq
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BW Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with varnish for fixing at
Fish & Barter's. oc1tf
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HENDERSON COUNTY FAIR.-We
call theiatiention of our readers to the
notice Of the Henderson Fair in an
other column. 1t promises to be one
of the most interesting ever held.
We are assured by the officers of the
Fair that articles sent from this city
for exhibition will be taken good care
of by them, and they extend cordial
invitation to all our people to come
down and participate with the people Of
Henderson in the enjoyment of the
exhibition. splendid packet Fay
cite will furnish accommodates for
all who may desire to attend.
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nav YORK. Dry Goods MarkeL.

f.vi TeIeRraph.1 NEW YORK, Oct. u.
Day GooDs-DoRaestic cotton goods are
in request, but at reduced prices. Sprague's
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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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"Barrett's F." produces an agreeable
change. s
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THE ASSAULT ON SNAUBEL. = The
case against the boys that assaulted
Saaubel, after close investigation,
vas dismissed, the State having to
stand the costs. It was rather
difficult matter to tell who of the
boys was to blame for the assault.
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WATCHMAYTNG
Dissolution of Co.Partnarshin

0VHE PARTNERSEEIP HERETO
III fore existing betw cen G. d. Cramer and
Jacob Salat, under the name of Cramer &
Salat, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. q. II. CRAMER,
sea JACOB SALAT.
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Bg Faber's best Artists Gum, at
the JOURNAL Office.
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BG Prang's Cromos,. equal to the
finest Oil Paintings. from 81 so to
$25 90. Call and examine them at
f. & BIS. oc1tf
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R9- French Corsets just received
at HUGHEs'. which he is selling very
low. oc12
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