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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

by reIaRTaph.l CIEoIENATI. sept. ~.
FIOuR-u Unchanged; family 90 00g6 -.
WHEAT-Dull, closing at 81 l58l ~ for
red.
CoRN-In demand at 81 90.
OATS -5OG63c.
RYE-Firm AZ 81 %.
TOBACCO Firm but inactive.
WHIsKY-Unsetti-d with 81 0s offered
and al 10 asked.
MESS PoHK-Dull and held az sa2 o.. No
sales.
LARD-Nom inally l8Ic
BULK NJ EATS In good demand az lac Tor
shoulders: IG1Zc for sides; nc Tor clear
rib, and l7tzc FOR clear sides.
BACoN-ln coed demand at l5Ie for
shoulders; IsI9l9c for clear rio and clear
sides.
BUrrEE-U Unchanged and quieti fresh at
30d35c.
EGGs-20g2lc.
EUGAH-aCttve and hrm raw t5J4 W ibc =
refined l5L TO nc.
COFFEE-Flrm and IA good demand sales
Of $50 BAGS II - 70 pc for good % prime.
OILs-Linseed firm 40 "a COOL or Lard
81 40ai -: Petroleum 8393Jc.
GoLD-lS6Z buying.
ExcHAEGE-ssteady at l-lO discount bay.
ing and par selling.
MONEY Market active.
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PlTTsBURG, Sept. 21-M.-The Mononga-
hela has feet inches water In tie chan-
mel. and falling. Weather clear. Their
mometer 81.
LOUISVILLE, September 29.-Port List
Abeona and barges, Memphis TO Cineln-
natl; Mollie Ebert, 10 Pittsburgi harmers
Evansville to Cinclnnatii J.. A. Rudolph,
Pittsburg to New Orleans. River decitn"
ing steady, with fest 8 inches water In
the canal, 3 feet 8 inches on the fails and
feet 9 inches over the rocks. Weather
clear and unseasonably warm Business
brisk.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 2O.-The river is rising
slowly, with IS inches on II arpeth shoals.
Weather dry and warm. the BurksVille
arrived yesterday from Louisville, aud has
laid mp Tor the freshet.
ST.. GUS, Sept. 10.-Arrived Tom Nor
gan, Rockpo City OF Pekin, Peoria /;
Friendship, Belmont; Milwaukee, StPaul ;
Oetavia, Mound city; Hawkeye state, 81.
Paul: City Of Cairo, Memphis; Viola Belle,
parted : Mi . nesota, St. Paul; Belle 81.
Louis, Memphis Mountaineer, Kansas
City; City OF Pekin, Peoria; q. II. Wilson,
La Crosse; 1 ucy Bartram, KeOkuk; &C.
tavia, Missouri River. River falling steadi-
ly, with plenty OF water 10 all points. A
light rain has fallen nearly all day.
MEMPHIS, sept. 2.-Weather Sultry. The
river rose "a inches ATriYed-Minneola
and EdinburW, from Cincinnati; Sallie ",
from Evansville. Departed-Belle Mem
phis, Great Republic and Julia, for 81.
Louf- Rubicon. Tor Vicksburg; Lady Gay,
for New Orleans,
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2O.-Arrlved Conti-
mental, aud Bee and barges. Departed
StoneWall, for 81. Louis.
CINCINNATI, September 21.--Arrived--
MOllie Norton, from Evansville. Departed
The packets. River declining. with II
feet inches IN the channel, and 81 feet &
inches under the bridge.
CAIRO. September s0--St. Joseph, St
LOuis To Memphis, 10 p m. Lumsden. Ev-
| FHE ~ Ia n an flafNa
burg to 81. Louis, 10 pm; swallow, Gin
cinnati 10 New Or.eant, 3 AIN. Luminary
Memphis to 81. Louis, am; Indiana
Louisville TO New Orleans, am; Cairo
Memphis TO ~. Louis, am; Silver Spray
| New Orleans to Cincinnati, 5 pm: Fieta
Louisville to New Orleans, 5 pm; Collier
| Plttsburg TO Cairo, pm; Wild Cat, Pits
| burg TO st. Lou X, Z Pun. River rose i.
| inehas Wa-fhar elnunN. nlnrrrIru e.
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CONTRIBUTION DAY.-We notice an
item in al exchange which proposes
to substitute fer Decoration Day" a
" Contribution Day." for the colleo-
ton Of funds for the care of the
widows aud orphans Of fallen heroes,
whose wants cannot be supplied by
such ceremonies as those of Decora-
ton Day.
We believe in a Contribution Day.
but are we obliged, on that account,
to discard Decoration Day? Why
not have both2 The flowers strewn
upon the graves of the dead soon
wither, it is true, but the flower Of
true charity will hold its fragrance
and shed a perfume when distributed
to the widows and orphans, who re-
quire, more than the dead, kind re-
membrane. The language of the
dead, could they speak, would be the
same as when they Left their homes
those dear homes, which they were
never to see aglin IN life" take care
of my family" The echo of those
words should never die out SO long as
there is a soldiers widow or orphan
in the land.
We are decidedly in favor of Con
tribution Day, but also, think that
the touching ceremony of decorating
the last resting place of the heroic
defenders of the country should be
perpetuated. As each anniversary
rolls around, we are reminded, while
distributing beautiful flowers on their
tombs, of our obligations to take care
Of and sustain those whom they left
behind. May we never falter from SO
plain n duty.
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Chicago Market.

b Telegraph CHICAGO. sept. 70.
EXCHANGE r. Eastern quiet ~ 1sg16 on
buying aud par Hing.
FLoUR-Quiet at 81 1907 90 for Spring exc
tras.
WHEAT Dull NO. ] declln lac; sales
Of No ! az 81 2l@l p: No. 2 declined ia
nc; safes at 81 lsl4gl 10; this AFTERNOON
tue market ag Yery DUH az 81 1891 ls5a
for No. 2, sellers Sep emDcr.
CORE-Duli and lWlZc lower; sales 81
No. 2 at sOZ4sic, rejected 7097vc, no grade
73qg7jc; closing Si95l1fc for No 2. This az.
tern0on the market ID dun at sic, SELLERS
Septem Der, Tor No. 2,
OATs-In fair demands opened HN5zc
higher. with sales az 45gi55ac for No. Il
subsequently Inc advance was Ioss; mar
ket closed quiet 40 44Lc,
RYE-In fair dfmand and opened lMjc
lower; sales 81 No. AZ bOBDlc, No. 2 hbab9c
rejected ~ 8I8c; closing al 0OJZc Tor NO.
sec for no. 2. and 7sZc Tor rejected.
BAILEY Fairly active and 39bc higher
closing al 81 50 for No. IN store, 81 48 seller
the month. 81 %, sellcrb' October, for no. 2
HIGHwIEEs- Dull at 81 0I9l O8.
PR0YIsIORs- Dull. Mess Pork nominal
at s32a33 -.
IAMD-l8Ml81<c.
Cur MEArs-Dry sailed shoulders l3Jzc,
rough sides l7c, short rib middleB l7hc
sweet picked hams HL9lSc.
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BY reIegraph.i 81. LOUIS. sept. %
ToBAcco-Steady aud Fl m.
CoTroN-No sates; mtddiings are held az
Zoe
HE1rP-Duli and no sales.
FLOUh-LOw grades l09.0c lower; sales
OF Spring supe : at "a 50gf 10: Fail supgfs,
s5a5 -; X, s. 2085 As; Xxx s. 5Oa6 %,
Xxx, 80 1896 COZ choice family, 20 700
z -.
WHEAT Dali a 4 heavy; sales 81 No 3
red a. Oh 0Jgl %: 90. do, 81 1871 03f No.
do, 81 l2sl 40; No. white, 81 ll9l l5.
CORN Choice white nrm, other grades
dull aud easier tales OF mixed, In bulk. at
S25zgs3c: mixed, sacheds s79s9c; choice
white. 9J@90c.
OATs-Dull at A16sj0c
BARLEY-Firm for choice, but dun for
other grades: sales OF prime Illinois and
Missouri spring a. " 2o8l 20 Fail, 81 300
IS.
RYE-Slow az BigsJs for prime 20 choice.
WHIsKY-LoWcrs sales 40 81 10.
PRoHIsIO>s-Duii. Mess pork, $50 7ba83.
Bacon, shoulders, l654c; clear rib sides, Zoe
clear sides, lS5zc. Sugar cured hams, &c.
LARD-i MI and heavy a. 1919 Tor tiefce
anu pc for keg
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HOOK AND LADDER APPARATUS
We have read letter from Mr.. Hunt.
who is manufacturing the hack aud
ladder apparatus for this city, in
which he states that the same is
nearly finished The maker desires
to exhibit the apparatus at the State
Fair, and wants the city TO send a
man to Indianapolis after It during
the FAIR. He agrees to pay the ex
penses Of the person sent. 1t is
probable Col Hollingsworth will be
delegated to so after the same The
apparatus will be brought to this city
early in October
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to all the wholesale trade OF this city
JACKSONVILLE, KY,
Sept. LIST, 1859
DIR. II. w. CL0UD:-I am not dis
posed to believe all I see and hear in
regard to patent medicines. nor am L
disposed o give them credit for half the
merit which a good many Of them claim,
but / am in duty bound TO make the
following acknowledgement in refer
ence to your Invigorating Cordial,
which. by the way, is. made with open
formula, and for which you claim, l
believe, no mysterious or secret prop
critics.
In 1854 was broken down in health,
by becoming overheated 10 the harvest
field; and for thirteen years, especially
during'the Summer, | suffered from bill
ious derangement, and a most annoy
ing nervous debihty-so much so that
during warm weather | was wholly
untitled for business. and had almost
despaired of enjoying again my former
robust health.
When you senb me the case OF
Clouds 1nvigoratipg Cordial, with the
assurance that if it failed TO cure, you
would charge nothing. l had scarcely
enough faith TO make the trial: but L
finally did so, and to make long
story short, l am now enjoying as
good health as before my misfortune,
and l know it &c be due to the restor-
alive properties of your Cordial. On
several occasions after my nerves and
liver had regained their proper tone, l
had slight relapses, which were
speedily cured by few doses of your
medicine.
This testimonial IS given without
your solicitation.
Var nj RATTEy
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Nashville Market.

By telegraph NASHVILLE, Sept. %.
WHEAT Firm: red 81 %. Amber 81 2I,
white 81 30.
CONSIST f0Rl2.
OATB-sOe.
RYE-8t %
BARLEY-ef So
ELDUR-Ss 90.
BACOS-sides l0j<cf hams pc, and Ghoul-
ders lie.
LARD-At &c.
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ANOTHER VICTIM FOUND. = The
steamer Umpire, On Sunday morning,
found the body Of Charles Meyerling,
one of the cabin passengers of the i'll
-fated Phantom, who was killed by the
explosion of that boat. The body was
found between four and FIVE miles be-
low New Liberty, lodged in some
brush on the point, and was buried on
the bank, and the spot marked by
notchiug two trees by the grave. The
parents OF the deceased reside in this
city, back of Mr.. II. BrinkmeyeT, in
Lamasco. He was timer by trade,
and an only son, and IS represented
by acquaintances as an estimable
young man. The back portion of bis
head had been blown of. doubtless by
a piece Of the boiler. He was about
eighteen years old
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Kew rOrk Cola ana STOCK Hara1t.

~ 4~ANMA@RA@l Att@W A@A~# ~ 49, ~
MONEY-Stringent with an urgent de-
mand. call lOnuB sharp AZ per cent. gold,
and on the Stock Exchange commission
of lilo 10 - was paid % have stocks carried
TIL Tomorrow. kumOrs Of the approach
Ing lock. up OF greenbacks are again cur-
rent
EXcHAE GE--Steiling nominal a. 1917.
GOLD-htrmert opened at 1867. advanced
10 I575z. closed II i7E8l8L. RumoTs that
the navy Is 70 be put on war footing ~
meet any emergency on the Cuban ques-
ton, affected the MARKET Carrying rate
l-32 per day, aud per cent. currency 10
gold per anVum. 1iearances E10C00000.
GOVERNMEN1s Doll but steady. Coupons
Of 'Sl, i2lLal2Z: do. ~. 1&lWI22l<s do.
~, l201z9lz05k: 40. %, I2lk; do. new,
llg1SGu9I do ~, llgJ6Mn9tz; DO. 'G5, 49, &
@ll94i I0-40s, l0Jsz8l09IS.
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European barnet.


By Cable.l LIVERPOOL, Sept. ~,
Cotton. heavy: middliDg uplauds, iz5zy
I2161; Orleans, l39l15zd; sales, 5.09y gsale.e 2
ern, 0a0d, and 087d for western = lo1 =
25s Corn c0s. Oats, 81 o.. Peas ~ 20
PORK lI2s Cd. Beef Dos. Lard, JOS 1neh4"i
els Cd. Bacon, Cos.
PARIS, September %, 4 P.M.-Bourse fiat.
RenteE. IUf &c.
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AN OH CITIZEN GONE. = Mrs.
Elizabeth Sullivan, mother Of the late
Charley Fox Sullivan and of Mrs
Joe Kelly, wife Of the well known
hackman, died at the house Of her
son-in-law in Harrisburg, Illinois, a
few DAYS ago. at an advanced age.
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New SToCK DIRECT FROM New
YoRK.-J. B. Altering. of the firm of
II. & B. Altering, No. Sc Main Street,
having returned direct from the East
ern markets are now opening q large
and we'll selected stock Of Beavers,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C.,
which they will make up to order IN
the most fashionable and latest style.
For cheapness, fit and durability they
defy any and all competition.
P.S.-They also have large aud
we'll selected stock of Gents Furnish
ing Goods. sep17 If
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To Loudly thLit@hVNf4 MouHns Hf II
O'clock A.ns hYnrV Tuesday. FHH.a#.
day. Thursdry Friday. aud aaIuuas 81.
10 CArito-DaiIy except HaHfFy. af
O'Clock D.. AZ.
T5 0neHa fuvan. -I.Fes hfundsF.Ius..
day, Thufaday. ana @AiHt0Ib al lY'rlaa.
Pm.
10 EAgrrohT. Every Tue day aHd aat
urIaV ntf O'CLOCK rs M.
70 HEsDgl.s.oi' -Daily. o1eeFt eauaesH.
a. O'Clock F.as
10 NAAHFlLLE-- hygyTue. #edur.
day aud tatufdnE at u 3. II.
Transient bOat8 dHlIy uu Hu fIUa.
70 hihcihAAfi -aYery saturday Hi 1N.
40 CAAEELroN -EYey tuesday. uuH.
day, and saturday ut Do ADJ
RockpOrtstago .Fla HrWbursI aIf frnn.
Flnes5 carrying enc mall IDnFea HI j y. IN
On Mondays WeuuclnuVH GHu ETH#H#
Arrives by b. ~ Iucsdaya Tfuu Iz-
Now harmony Mail Stage la..a. .I...
aya aud Frldaya att "a. 49, ArIfol. |..
a lya aud Saturday. by q l.. t.
MG Vernon NAL stage InHva. UaII. 49,.
sept BumdHYD 80 A. M. Ar.lr.. Ha.I
+sDL 8uudaBHj ng ~ M.
~ NEwHUHa.- HacR daily laaeapI Ha5..
AayJ from the Merchants Hotai IN
o'clock p. M.
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By relegraph.l NEW OELEAFs. SEPT. -
CorroN--Lower: held az 19ia9%aJfci SAFES
Of ~ bales; receipts l.44y'
OATs-GOc.
HAY--taO.
PORK-s34a8 ~.
Other articles uuchhHat o.
GOLD-la53z.
gTERLING-80M.
discount.
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G1- Dan. Rice's receipts for two
performances in this city, on the 18th
of this month, as returned 10 the AS
sistant Assessor of Internal Reve-
nue., amounted to the sum of 81, 101.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph.1 MEMPHIS Sept. ~.
CoTroN--Is quiet and weak; middlne
Z79Z7I<e.
Professionalism S. ~.
WHEAT-U ncbauRcd.
CORN 81 O5Wl 10.
OATs-GJc.
HAY-8I1 %.
BRAR-GE %.
PORE-GA o..
LARD-201zM2iJ%c
BACoE- FlImer shoulders l01Zc, aud sides
1910.
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LouIeVfIIe WarKef.

By TsIegraph.l L5uIgy1LIH. 4aFt. a1.
FLOUR Firm supordue E5u54
GHAIN-Qulet but aseadyi Corn shade
drmer.
GHOCERTEs-U ueha Znd.
TOBACCO-Lcaf fu HctiVe oeWHhaf .II.
81 hhds at fuil prices.
Provisions - Guina but hru. sifln-
Shoulders lBc; clear rlD I9ifMlBIc ~ cinHL
sides I9Ic: Hugar-cufHd hams t#ei lanet
do. 23izc; lard 20es pop 88 pork 4a 3D.
WOOL-Is firm unNaahe1 .lne
WHISKY Weak nf al utMl lIt
BAGGTNG-igs adYH need ip ataafl4 jog
heavy hemp.
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E1 The County Commissioners,
yesterday, visited the Orphan Asylum,
and looked into the workings of the
institution, which they pronounce
quite satisfactory. They also made a
trip to Centre Township to view a
location for a bridge.
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- 80 nrr aooda aarAel.

b Telegraph NEW Ao@A' ''SPe' ~.
my goous-Narket active a. steady
for most cIasses staples and styles OF COZ
ton aud wsOIen fabrics, the ~ cnail - -.
OF Inn porfance today being decline ~ &c
ner ward in Ctarh's neaVV brown thheeL-
ings, which now sell ~ i0Ici t9g ,ltos
linseys are reduced to ivc, ana hii Aiau"
No. do. 10 TIE Eame prlco.
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No QUoRUM-Owing to the absence
of a quorum last night, there was no
session Of the City Council. There
will be a meeting on Wednesday
night.
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Noilco 20 The PnhIfr.

In consequences of the opening of
the Third Street sewer, across the
track on Leet Street, the running of
cars on the Street Railroad viii be
suspended after to-day until further
notice. VIM. DEAN,
Sept. 20-2t Superintendent.
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IA Robinson's champion belt,
which was on exhibition yesterday, at
Warren & Conyngton's show window,
attracted considerable attention.
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BE We call attention to the adYer-
tisement Of Mrs. Arty Willis, who
has opened a new stock of millinery,
&C., at the stand on Locust Street
formerly occupied by Mrs. WagIey.
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MAMMOTH PEAR.-We were shown
yesterday the largest pear that we
ever looked at. It was raised by E.
Cell, of this city, and weighed exactly
one pound and three ounces. 1t
takes the horus, sure. Can any.
body beat it?
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New PERIoDIcALs.-Fish q Barter
have Just received the Atlantic
Monthly, Densorest's Mirror of Fash
ion, Young Folks, and the other
monthly publications for October.
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WM. NJ. BAILEY.

Bg- Weber & Co. have this day re-
ceived another large shipment of
Hats and Furs. Among them IS the
American Girl, the improved Sinbad
in new colors, mere Boys and Youths
Hats, elegant and stylish. Call before
Saturday night, as you can be better
waited upon. Remember the Tiger,
two doors from the corner of Second
and Main. sep21 If
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BGThe meeting of the Directors of
the Evansville and Southern Illinois
Railroad Companies will take place in
this city tomorrow night.
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STRoUsE 4 BRos., No. s. Main
Street have just received a very large
stock of Fall and Winter Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods. Their
assortment is complete in all its
branches. Give them a call.
sep19 d
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Bg Read the testimonial to the
merits of Clouds Invigorating Cor
dial. The notice will be found in the
local column.
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FABER's PENCILS, at twenty cents
per dozen, ArnOld's Inks. at ten cents
per battle. and good rulers at twenty
cents each.
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BEAUTIFUL ENvELOPEs-the very
latest pattern-for sale at the Jour
NAL Office.
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CIT Y n & w S
COAL CINDERs.

Some good Coal Cluders may be
found at the Journal Office. Amy
person can have them BY hauling
them away to-day.
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WEEKLY SUMMARY.-Our Weekly
Commercial and Monetary Summary
will be found on the third page.
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RoBINsoN's SHOW Tho attend
anee at Gobinsou's Circus yesterday
was large. Many persons went to see
the animals. but the majority were at
tracted by the fame Of the great bare
back rider, James Robinson. Mr..
Robinson is the champion rider of
the " RID, and the ease and grace
with which be executes the most diff
cult feats is marvellous. Little Clar-
enee is also a great card The show g
a good one, and will 60 to Hender-
son to-day.
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PURPLE INK. very cheap, at the
JOURNAL Office
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eG- Fine Gossamcr body Silk Hats
made to order at
sep2l-tt WEBER & Cos
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AMERICAN GIRL.-Go aud see her
at Marconnier's. sep17 1w
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Restores. Renens, Regenorates.

Ia The largest fine stock of Hats
Caps and Furs ever brought 10 lndl'
ana, can now be found at
sep21 If Z. a. WEBER 4 Cos.
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B- Mr. Mareonuier returned from
the East last night with the largest
stock Of Hats aud Caps, and Ladies
Furs ever brought to this CITY. 10 Nv
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FISH & BARTER have just received
a complete assortment Of ladies
French and American Note Paper
and Envelopes to match. sea
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BD- Promotes growth, Promotes
growth.
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FISH & BARTER have the largest
and cheapest stock Of school books
ever brought to this city. Call and
see them, No. 10 Main Street, next to
First National Bank. sea
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CHARLEY NoYEs's CRESCENT CRY
CIRCUs.-This deservedly popular in
stitution was very largely attended
yesterday afternoon and again at
night, Notwithstanding the world re-
nowned jim Robinson had pitched
his great pavilion in the city The
performances were beyond all ques-
ton the very finest that has been
presented in this city for many years.
All the riding was good. that Of
Master Wooda Cook immense. After
performing all the ordinary feats
usually performed on horseback. with
ease and grace never surpassed and
seldom equalled, he performed the
almost incredible feat Of turning
seventeen somersaults on horseback
his horse going at a high speed. He
also made d clean leap aud somersaulI
over eight horses. Dir. Mccarthy and
others Of his men leaped over ten
horses, and performed other equally
astonishing feats. The Wilson Broth.
ers, on the horizontal bar, showed
themselves masters Of their profess
sion, without rivals. We have nc
hesitation in saying that Noyes's
Crescenty City Circus is unsurpassed
by any on the Continent The per.
formances last night were brilliant
beyond description. This circus hold,
forth at Uniontown, Kentucky. to-da!
and tonight
The little Misses Stokes were a pc
culiar feature of the show. Nothing
could surpass their grace and agility
The pavilion, last night, was crowd
ed to its utmost capacity.
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~ An informal discussion took
place at the Council room last even
ing, in regard to water works. and it
was universally concluded that they
were very much needed in this city.
Consent!
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B~ Real Lisle Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies aud gents at
HUGHES.
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FINE ARTs.-Fish & Barter have
Just received a large number Of
Praug's celebrated Chromos, equal IN
point of beauty to the finest oil paint
ings, which they are selling very low.
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p9- The Mueilagc Reservoir is for
sale at the JOURNAL Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

ga Arnold's Ink, ten cents pei
Lottle, at the JOURNAL Office.
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IA The Criminal Court has ad-
journed until Thursday, which day
has been set for the trial of Mrs.
Crowel, which event viii excite con-
siderable interest, no doubt.
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u. AINNTOm 81 N0N.

W HHAf HAH AIHtI'IH HM
Boat Stores Lubrioating toal. and
Lard Oils; C0rdage kOaU.
Pitch, Go,
No. 20 WATEH sutEGrI,
apr2g dlyl 1906. hialu nnd Vine.
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ia Fabers Pencils at twenty cents
per dozen at the JOURNAL Office.
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Barrett's,' Barrett's, b" Bar
rett's.
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PERsoNAL-Pe-er Marker, Of the
firm of George Miller & Co., left
for the East yesterday evening, to
procure new stock of boots and
shoes.
George Warren returned from the
East on Saturday night, after an alb
sence of several weeks lie selected
a big stock Of musical merchandise.
He was on one of the Sound steamers
during the great storm that prevailed
at Boston, Portland and other cities
not long since, and says the passengers
were considerably excited.
tGg- The Recorders or Justice S
Court had no cases yesterday, Of a
criminal nature.