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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-28

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. - The
jury in the case of Calvin Brooks VS..
Robert Short. were charged and sent
out yesterday, about one o'clock PM,
but up to four PM. had not agreed
upon verdict At that hour they
were sent out for dinner, and as it
was likely to be a better one than
they are accustomed to. and at the
expense of the county, it is probable
that they viii hang on to got another,
with supper and breakfast, in the
meantime, included.
Mary Ward was adjudged girl of
unsound mind, and guardian was
deoreed.
Next was taken up the case of Ma
tilda Shellhouse, Administrative of
Casper Shellhouse, rs. Jacob IL.
Miller. This was replevin suit to
try the right of property levied upon
by the defendent as Sheriff of Van
derburgh County. Tried by a jury,
and no verdict was reached up to a
late hour last night.
At a late hour last night the jury
in the case of Brooks VS.. Short re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff, and
one cent damages.
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CineinnarluaPrat

By TeleernphsI CrHorrugarr. Sent o.
FLoUR-Unchanged family s. 756gO0.
WHEAT-Quiet al &. lJ0I 20.
GpRN-Dull nt gJM9ec.
OATs-50N58c.
E&YE-At GL GO.
TOBACCO-Fir and unchanged.
WHLsKV-sl Is. sales 800 bbls.
MESS PORK-Quiet but firm at $50: larra
held nt l8c; Bulk Shoulders in demand IN
lA5zc, but held at l15<8; clear bulk sides nj
1885, no clear rib ia market
BACON-Firmer and prices advancing.
shoulders lo1d glutaci sides zoe for clear rib
and clear.
BuTTER-Flrm nc 81 q 5c.
EGGs-2)c.
oILs-Llnseed az Si8I OF, and Petroleum
81 a8fc.
Crocodile Unchanged aud firm.
HoGs-Firmer az 90 go 90 gross.
GOLD-No quotations.
ENcHANGE-kirm at par buying.
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Look Out
FOR
Great Bargains in Dry foods
Save Your Money

HUGHES, has just returned from
New York, where he has looked out
carefully for the interest of his Gus
toners, aud bought a large stock of
the very best of every article in his
line, and will sell them at such prices
as will insure perfect satisfaction.
He asks particular attention to his
stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds,
Jeans. Water proof Cloths, White
and Colored Flannels, very choice
stock of Irish Linens.
Large stock Of Hosiery for every
body.
Elegant Dress Goods.
Large and superior stock of Vel
vets, Satins, Dress Trimmings and
Notions.
A very complete stock of Ribbons,
Grapes and Melines.
Ladies, Misses and Children's Hats
of the latest Fall styles.
Large and varied stock of French
Flowers and Plumes.
He has not neglected his stock of
Embroideries, to which he added
largely.
As usual. he has the best assort-
ment and cheapest Prints and Mus
Inns In the city.
he respectfully asks attention to
his stock. VIM. HUGHES.
se24 1w No As Main Street.
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TOBACCO PREMIUMs.-Martin, Gard
ner & Co., the enterprising cotton and
tobacco firm, have offered two fine
premiums for the best tobacco exhib-
tied at the Mclean County, (Ky)
Fair, which will be held at Calhoun,
commencing on the 10Th Of October.
They offer an elegant Pitcher or two
Goblets, valued at $50, for the best
specimen of Shipping Leaf; and a
Silver Castor, worth so, for the fin
est specimen of Cutting Leaf. The
silverware is now on exhibition at the
Jewelry Palace of P. i. Geissler &
Co where it can be seen for a few
DAYS. Martin, Gardner & Co. have
also offered similar premiums for the
Warricl County Fair, of which we
have made mention heretofore.
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RECORDERS COURT.-Business IN
the Recorders Court was not espe.
cially brisk yesterday. Henry Banks,
an American citizen of African per-
suasion, was charged with disorderly
conduct, to-wit: Drawing a gun and a
knife upon Betty Banks. his reputed
wife, and tearing her dress and break
ing up her furniture For bis naughty
ways he was required to pay IS 50 in
fine and costs This sum he secured
and went forth rejoicing
John Steele and John James were
brought upon a charge of malicious
trespass-driving away, without the
consent Of the owner, a horse attached
to a buggy, from the vicinity Of the
Vine Street Church, the property of
J. w. Nexsen. Two boys swore
positively that they saw and identi-
fed these men getting into the buggy,
and told them not to take it away, as
it belonged to Mr.. Nexsen. The de-
PENDANTS put in a plea of not guilty,
and produced witnesses to prove an
alibi They proved their where
abouts up to. eight o'clock, but could
not 60 beyond that hour, which was
before the time the horse and buggy
was taken They desiring to call
other witnesses, were held in bail to
appear again to-day, and the case was
continued.
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For0fher River Ilea. Sc IN. ? Page.

~ 'tAtSt @N%aef Atrrft4 4re IN E1ETe.
The additional arrivals and departures
up to midnight were the Glasgow, Men,
phis 70 Cincinnati; Anna, st. Louis to Gin
cinnatii j. l.. Graham, to Henderson: Nor.
m N, to Cairo; Hartford, to Greer. River:
Pink Varbie, Louisville to Eastport.
The packets al left with splendid trims.
-........The Pink Yarble was pretty fun. but
high out Of the water.........The ANA and
Glasgow had nice trips. The Glasgow dis.
charged a few bales OF cotton here. and
the Anna discharged a lot of pig from.
The weather was cold aud chilly at mid
night, with the mercury at 40. A dense
fog was gathering on the river, and navI
CATION was suspended during the latter part
Of the night-....The Cora S. had not arrived
at2 O'Clock this morn Ing. She may be
positively expected early this morning,
and is a really elegant boat. well differed.
She goes to Memphis.........A gentleman
ON Terre Haute last night Informs US
that there was q heavy frost in that re-
gion yesterday morning, and ice was
formed quarter of an inch thick. The
Terre Hapte Express VII. paTd 3n us for
mentioning the fact.
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The SYCAMORE STREET SEWER
Workmen were employed yesterday
with derrick in raising the rock
from the mouth of the Sycamore
Street Sewer. Several were taken out
and it is hoped that they will be able
this morning to remove the others,
when the work Of repair will be COM
menced in earnest. In consequence
Of the large volume of water running
through the sewer yesterday-soap-
suds and drawings from the manufac-
tories and breweries, the work was
much retarded. The City Council
last night requested that all water
should be turned off from the sewer
until the work of repair is accom-
plished.
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THE CLOSING BALL.-The ball
given at National Hall. last night, as
the closing ceremonies of the Jewish
Feast of Booths, was brilliant affair,
as we anticipated, and largely attend.
ed. and joy vas, in reality. uneon-
fined. The music, by Henry Harris
band, was inspiring, and beauty, grace
and gallantry lent a charm to the
scene.
At midnight most sumptuous and
princely supper, prepared by Mrs.
Seely, was partaken Of with appetites
whetted by the evening exercises,
when the dancing was resumed and
continued till far into the wee sma'
hours" Not the slightest incident
occurred to mar the pleasures of the
occasion.
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FRIaHTFUL RUNAWAY.--Shortly
after noon, an extra hack that had
been sent up from Mt. Vernon by
Duckworth & Gregory, the we'll
known liverymen and mail contract
ors of that city, was stopped in front
of the American Express Office, on
First Street, and as the driver was in
the act Of taking q box into the Office,
the horses started off. The driver
caught the rein of the near horse"
and held on to him until he was in
danger of being dashed against
lamp post, when he let go, and
the horses dashed up Locust Street
with terrific speed, and in at
tempting to turn into Third Street
ran upon the pavement in front of
Elliott's block, when one of the hor-
ses was dashed with great violence
upon the pavement, and the two off
wheels of the hack were completely
demolished. The horse was severely
injured, being dragged length or two
upon the sidewalk, and received a
wound on bis jaw which bled profuse-
ly. As the horses reached Third
Street two trunks on the boot were
thrown out and badly fractur-
ed. Fortunately no one was in
the hack. A drayman with his
horse and dray was crossing
Locust Street, between Second and
Third. and barely escaped being run
over by the reckless horses. The
habit of leaving horses attached to
vehicles standing unfastened in the
street is highly reprehensible, and if
we are not mistaken is forbidden by
our city ordinances. IF there is such
an ordinance it should be enforced. IF
not, such an ordinance should be en-
acted at once, and then enforced for
the protection of life and property.
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MAIL AGENT APPoINTED.-We are
pleased to notice that our young
friend, Cad. NJ. Griffith, one of the
old Twenty fourth Indiana boys,
has been appointed Mail Agent be-
tween this city and Cairo, in place Of
T. E. Bennett, removed. Cad. went
out on the Norman yesterday, and
will hereafter run on the Quickstep.
This is a good appointment, and his
many friends will be pleased to hear
of IL.
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european Marsot


by CaDle-l LONDON. Sept. Z7s
Consols for money, 0256i nceount. 0g560
10 American necEutles, urmer. blvo-
twenty Bonds, '62s, E4lI; zoos. Hls. '87a t1.
lO-40s, 70; '6Z ub FfauKf0rt s3f TlIuuIa
Central, 035z Atnutic a Great Wosttru.
G1. kentes, 40f SIC TAIIoW. avs af. ana
quiet and unchanged. Calcutta Liuseed,
b5s. Petroleum nc Antwerp, 115kf Cotton
al Havre, li03zf and irm
j. VEhpOOLs september tT'-Gatfou. mar
ket hrmer; Middliug UplaudH INfaI4l.d:
Orleans, l2,aalz5sd; saies, ~ 900 b ies Cu-
ifOrmtn White IS neut, l0s SCI Red Waste
ern. is 3d89s ~. Western Flour, 2is Corn.
zBs "a. OAlss Fl OIL. Teas, DDS, Pork, Ills.
Reef sos. Lard, 75s. Cheese. h5 bacon.
oJs "a. spirls Petr olouml Hdi refined, ls
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RE Pen Racks. different patterns,
at the JOURNAL Office.

EMERY's CoURT.-Elizabeth Banks
fled an affidavit yesterday before JUS
tice Emery for a peace warrant against
her reputed husband, Henry Banks,
and he was held in a bond Of 500 to
appear before the Criminal Court.
These are the same parties who fig
ured before Recorder Willard yester-
day, in a case Of disorderly conduct,
mentioned elsewhere.
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81 Fever and chilis are the all
ing E" complaints for miles around US.
There is more Of it than ever
known by the oldest inhabitants. F"
In some localities whole families are
down with the shakes. - VinceHnes
San.
For shame, neighborsl Why do
you have ehills and fever when you
live so close to Evansville, where DR..
Armistead's celebrated Ague Tonic is
manufactured? 1t is a sure cure,
every time, and no mistake, if the
directions are followed implicitly.
Send down here. ye Vineennes "shak-
ers," aud secure a supply of medicine
that will cure the chills instanter.
We know, for we have tried it.
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The RACES ON SArURDAY.-We
had made note of the races on the
hongworth Track on Saturday after
noon, but overlooked it in writing up.
There were two races-both scrub
one OF 800 yards for $500, and one of
1000 yards for $50 side. The races
were run by Chas. Burns sorrel horse
and bay mare, against two Illinois
horses, and both were won by Burns
stock. The attendance was not large,
nor was the betting heavy. The races
passed off quietly.
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Maraet.

ay toie8rhPb.l isDut1FILLE. sept. ~.
BLoUR-Active; Super $500 10.
WHEAr--heds Hl lO; white, el 20.
CORN--Ln bulk 0JcuBt.
OATB-60M5Jc
kYE-BONNJc.
GROCERIES Prime ~ %. Sugur. IfL.c.
prime N. u. MOias-c7, 4jc.s primo 100 t.UI-
Zee, 2f12c.
LEAF IoBAceo- Quiet ard Grmi sales lJ
hhds nt 81 55Hl2 -.
MESS POnK- quiet go $50 r0H8I co.
BACON-Flrm rs 6luuIdHrH. ITc. cIrHr
rib, zoe, clear sides. 1870. hama 4Is f1r
sugar cured. 25c for extra do.
AHD -lONc.
WMsKY--KaW, so IJol rs
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ADAMS ExPREss.-This old relia-
bic company having close connection
with the Southern Express Company
at Paducah, are prepared to send all
manner of goods, packages and money
to all southern cities speedily, safely
and cheaply. See notice in local
column "
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New ToBACCo.-Weldon Brothers
& Co. received, yesterday, hogshead
of new Indiana tobaceo-the first that
has appeared in this market this sea-
son. 1t will be sold to-day in the
sale announced elsewhere, to take
place at the Planters Warehouse.
The tobacco crop in Indiana this
season is said to be the largest ever
grown and of a highly superior
quality.
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Is prepared especially for cleaning
and polishing Silver, Plated and
Britannia Wares. also German Silver,
for restoring the plating when worn
of, and for cleaning and polishing
Silver, or Silver Plated Ware it has
no eq,t1l, as we have tried everything
that has been offered to the public in
the line of Silver Polish, Silver Pow
ders aud Soaps, and found that they
would all scratch and ruin the Silver
after using two or three times.
We guarantee our Silver Polish not
TO damage the ware in the least, and
it may be used even by inexperienced
help with entire safety, as it contains
nothing that can possibly injure Pate
or JeWelry.
Manufactured aud for sale by
p. j. GEIssLER & Co,
Jewellers. No. 81 Main Street, Evans
vile, Indiana. sep25
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- 60 prE Qoods Marae..

b. ToIograph.1 NEW YORK, sept. IL
DRY GoOps- Owing 70 the disturbed state
downward tendency OF cotton the mar
Ret for textile fabrics IS marked Dy Tess
animation and certain styles OF cotton
goods are little easier. Red cross WlRhns
are down from li1zc TO l8Ic; green sIarke
from l4c to BIG; Congress do from l21ac 70
I2c. Swift River tickiugs from 1910 70 lbci
and Thornlake do from l71zc 70 TIC,
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BG- Andy Hutchinson, the Coal
Man" has MS advertisement in this
mornings paper. He proposes to
keep a supply of coal on hand all
Winter. At present be is selling it
at ten cents per bushel. As this price
may not last, all are advised to order
their Winter supply at once.
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,ACAL NOTICEs
Conc East.

Louis Bittrolf, the Jeweler, left
for New York last evening to pur-
chase new stock of Watches, Jewel
~, &C., and will return in about two
weeks. In the meantime, goods will
be sold at great bargains. The place
is at No. 65 Main Street. 28-3t
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On THE SICK LIsT.-We regret to
learn that our very clever friend, Lord
Chief Justice Ben. Stinson, is COZ
fined to his house by infammatory
rheumatism. He was barely able to
suffer himself to be carried to his
Office yesterday in carriage.
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ANOTHER BODY FoUND.-The
wreckers on the ruins of the Phan-
tom have found the body Of negro,
who was killed in the disaster. They
also thought they had anchored to
one Of the safes for which they were
searching.
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OFF TO NEW YoRK.-Henry Her.
mann. Mac. Little, Fl. j. Schlaepfer,
John B. Hudspeth. A. E. Shrader,
Geo. BittrolfF and Louis Bittrolf left
for New York on last evenings train,
ON business.
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IAPRovING.-We are glad to learn
the Messrs. Schwagerles, father and
son, who experienced such frightfuI
fall from the front of the Union Of
fee few days ago, are rapidly recov-
ering from their injuries and will be
out in day or two. Their injuries
were by no means as severe as their
friends had Alright to apprehend.
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EVANSVILLE, IND. Sept. %. 1869.
Nessrs. Oond. Akin d Co:

4N6sSTS. CtOUu, dhtn q To-:
GENTLEMEN:-It gives me much
pleasure to testify to the wonderful
effects of your Hair Restorer. Jata-
mansi During the late war. Ia the
battle of Williamsburg. May 9th.
1862, | was wounded in the head, aud
and very soon after / commenced
losing my hair, which continued antil
1 became completely bald. l re-
manned in that condition up to the
month or June in this year, when,
after having tried Halls, Barrett's.
and other professed Hair Restorers,
without effect, l was Induced to give
your Jatamansi a trial. and at this
time, having used but TWO bottles,
my head is covered with a growth OF
hair which is rapidly growing, and is
now two inches long.
Respectfully yours,
r 4. HFBB,
Clerk Evansville & Charlottesville
Railroad Depot. sep25
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COMMISSIONERS COURT. - The
County Commissioners yesterday
awarded the Pigeon Greek Loan as
follows: $4,000 at 81 per cent, and
Sc, 1000 at 953 per cent. We did not
ascertain the names of the successful
bidders.
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ATTRACTIONS
AT THE
Popular Store
OF
MILLER GE EsRTNKMEYER.
On First Street.
Dress Goods a Speciality.

Just opened, Black and Colored
Silks, Irish Poplins, Robaix and Lux
emburg Poplins, Velours. and a most
rare assortment of Black Goods, for
suits and dresses.
Medium and best quality of Lyons
Silk Cloaking Velvets.
A very superior stock of fine
Laces and Embroideries.
Cdrpets-Body Brussels Tapestries,
Three-ply, Ingram and most every
quality and kind manufactured.
Cheapl Cheapert Cheapest!
Goods delivered to all parts of the
city by express, free Of charge. seq
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CIT z N E W S

AUrUMNAL.-The weather last
night at midnight, was quite Autumn
nal, and we anticipate a severe frost
this morning.
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MONEY SAvED.-R. w. Harper &
Co., No. 30 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 transport
tation from the East as we'll as the
profits made by the wholesale'dealers.
sep23tf
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g9~ The JOURNAL Office is the
place to get cheap blank books. If
we have none on hand to suit, we can
make them to order.
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Communicable Weekly Com.
mercial and Financial Summary will
be found on the third page. In the
next to the last line in the paragraph
about gold. wrong word, which was
not discovered until the inside y
was worked off, makes a great differ
enee In the meaning intended.
Where it says, causing the unset.
thing of rates, it should read "caus-
ing the unsettling of values" &c.
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PERsoNAL.-We had pleasant call
last night by Geo. w. Heberley, Esq,
President of the Terre Hau!e Nail
Works.
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GOING TO EURoPE.-We learn that
DIR. 7. G. Van Mugs. who has been
located in this city for some time past,
will leave on the train to morrow
morning, en- route to Europe. The
Doctor is going to Berlin, Prussia. to
attend medical college and pursue
the study of his profession. He ex-
poets to be absent several years.
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THE FIRST FRosT.-The first frost
Of the season made its appearance in
this vicinity yesterday morning. A
gentleman who came from Madison
vile, KY, by rail to Henderson, and
thence to this city by the j. L. Ora
ham, reports that there was a palpa-
BILE and plainly visible frost between
Madisonville and Henderson. 1t was
not, however, sufficiently severe to in
iure the crops. There was also frost
on this side of the river-on Hulps
Hill and out at Stringtown. THE
fere and yellow leaf" is the ruling
hue the forests now wear.
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DIR. MAGENIss was awarded the
contract for furnishing medicines to
the County poor at 5000, including his
salary as County Physician.
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81 Telegraph NEW YORK. Sept. q.
Affairs in Wall Street are kept to a great
extent ia eoniuslon by the block In bust
ness 81 the cold Exchange Bank, which
temporarily Keeps the gold dealers out OF a
large amount o. money, and moreover
leaves in doubt the standing OF firms, with
uneastness in every branch OF business
The Gold Exchange Bank is making its
clearings on the business OF Thursday, but
has not yet made the fiTst settlement on
the enormous loans and transactions Of
Friday. The following letter mas been
addressed to the members OF the Gold
Ffn0Tu
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n. Y. GOLD EXCHANGE BANK,
Septena Der y. 1859.

DEARSIRs; 1 hand you enclosed your cor
rected statement OF the following state
ments OF dealers that have been reject "a
from the movement for failure 10 comply
WITH the rules: Albert Speyers, Dorwin q
Boc)ck, Galway, Hunter q Co.. william
Bslden q Co, Zerga & Graves, Chase = C.
Ciure q Co., Il. II. Williams, Jr. a. Co.
Chas w. Keep a. Co James Brown 4 co.
Your balances must be made good by IL
O'Clock to-day. All accounts not settled nj
that time viii be regarded as failed for the
purpose OF clearing. You will DO informed
Immediately or any further default on
your statement. Yours, respectfully,
II. NJ. BESnDICr, PFes't.
James Brown emphatically protested
against the statement OF the Gold tx
cnange Bank that he mad failed. The
Treasury purchase OF bonds from this date
10 November lst viii be as fOllOWss
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COUNCIL PROOEEDINGs
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Eva nSvfIip Sent gT 1880


Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment, and after considerable delay a
quorum was found to be present,
to-wit: His Honor, Mayor Walker,
and Councilmen Steinbach, Hopkins,
Orr, Hodson, Steiueker, Semonin, aud
Doughty.
Absent-Stumpf and Wiltshire.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
On motion of Mr.. Hopkins it was
ordered that the Clerk furnish the
City Marshal with complete list Of
all persons who have paid licenses for
retailing liquors, and all who have
paid licenses on drays, hacks, express
wagons. or other vehicles, subject to
such license, and that the Marshal
be instructed to enforce the ordinance
against all persons violating the same.
The communication from III. ID.
Allis, asking that the Council pass an
ordinance to protect commission mer-
chants and others who pay license and
income taxes from the competition of
men who pay no license was taken
up.
After considerable free discussion,
on motion of Mr.. Steinbach, the SUBJ
iect was laid on the table.
The following bills were presented
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TOBACCO SALE.-Weldon Bros. &
Co. will sell fine lot of Tobacco, at
the Planters Warehouse, at 103
o'clock this morning, including one
hogshead of new Indiana Tobacco.
sep2S- 1t
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B8 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. sep2S- I'm