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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-29

MONEY SAvED.-R. w. Harper &
Co., No. 80 First Street, are now Of
fering to the trade large variety o.
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 well as the
profits made by the Wholesale dealers.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL Mass MEETING
A mass meeting of several of the
city Sabbath Schools was held in the
lecture room of Trinity Church.
yesterday afternoon. and the auditor
ium was densely packed. The exer-
cises we're begun by singing the
beautiful hymn. I'VE are coming.
Mr.. Genung officiating at the organ.
followed by prayer by s. X. Lsavitt,
of the First Baptist Church. Rev.
Mr.. Hill. pastor of Ingle Street
Church, made q few remarks. ad-
dressed principally to the teachers and
old folks. He made the important
statement, that during the last eeclesi-
astical year there had bcen 41,C09
conversions of Sundy school scholars
He urged all to work, for the night
cometh, when no man can work. !"
His remarks were followed by singing
" Work, for the night is coming, after
which DIR. Jones talked TO the chill
den for FIVE minutes in his usual
happy style. The Doctor was followed
by Rev. Mr.. Poueher, of Trinity Mis-
sion, and Fl. A. Madison, Esq. The
latter's address was the shortest we
ever heard made. After singing
"Over there" Thomas w. Peek made
a few appropriate remarks, followed
by John f. Glover, the working
superintendent. The exercises closed
by singing, "There'll be rest by and
by" followed by the benedietion by
DR.. Andrus. 1t was q pleasant aud
profitable hour to those who were
present.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telexraph.l LoUIsyILLE. Nov. q.
CorroN-Quiet: Eafddllng, z5Hc.
FLoUR-Steady; extra family. IS Is.
WHEAT Firm and In demand red, 81 05
white 81 20.
CORS-Firm at soc.
OATS-Firm at soc.
RYE-Quiet at S9aS5c on arrival
hoGs Quiet at 9zGl014c gross; killed,
$500. in p1n, 8, 100.
1OBACCo-Leaf a shade weaker sales OF
AZ nhds at So 90 for Tugs; SIS rs for leaf.
PRoYISIoSs-Quie and firm. Mess pork.
So. Bulk meats: shoulders, I2s<e: Gear
RIB, 16szc: clear sides, 17c.
LARD-lSc.
WHIsKY-DeeIined to ese.
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IMPORTANT MEETING. will
be meeting of citizens at the Board
of Trade Rooms, lover the Merchants
National Bank, at three o'clock this
(Monday) afternoon, for the purpose
of naming two important Committees.
as follows: One to represent this
city in Washington, ID. O., next
month, to assist in securing through
Congress, bills as follows:
J.. That will give US Local Board
OF Inspectors tor this port.
2. That will make this a Port of
Entry as vel as Delivery, so that this
city may stand on same basis as Chi
cago, st. Louis, Cincinnati and Louis
vile.
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la Leonard Daum's barber shop,
On Water Street. was entered On FRI
day noon, while the attaches were at
dinner, and an oVereoat, some money
in tie drawer, and few other arti-
cles were taken.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-29

DIsGRAcEFUL. - Joseph Jurgens-
mier was arrested By Tom. Royston
on Saturday evening, for whipping his
wife. Ee was held to bail in the sum
of $500, and will be tried to day.
Wife whipping is too common in our
city, and it ought to be stopped. Let
the price of this luxury be advanced,
if necessary.
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POPULAR FENoE.-We notice that
the handsome style of fence, known as
the "Terre Haute Picket Fence, ;"
manufactured by Happier & Salmon,
in this city, is coming into general use
in our city. Many of our citizens
have adopted it, and it gives great
satisfaction.
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@ T. G. Bridwell & Co., corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Parfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
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ONE DRUNK.-One chap was ar
rested and put in the lock up. on Sat
urdsy, for being drunk. This will
furnish the Recorder with one case
to day, to start on for the week. He
only had one case last week.
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STENoH.-Complaint has been made
to US of the foul stencil that arises
from the sewer inlet at the corner Of
Second and Locust Streets. About
nine o'clock on Saturday night the
odor was Overpowering. This matter
should be looked into.
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FINE HOSTILE John Lumsden.
on Saturday, brought up from UniOn-
town, for VIM. Akin. the well known
packer, splendid lot of hogs, num-
boring 436. Their average weight was
268 pounds They will probably be
slaughtered this week.
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MITE MEET1NG.-The mite given
BY the members Of st. Paurs Epis-
copal Church will be held this even
ing at the residence of Col. DENLY.
The congregation and friends are in
vited, and real nice time may be an
ticiBated.
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zeuph,s EarRer.

by Telsgraph.l MEaPHIs, Nov. q.
Cotton Flrmer; low DiddIIng, 23sSa
2312c; receipts, ], e90 baies;' exports. /, 465
bales.
FLoUR--Unchanged in prices.
CORN-SI 90.
OATS-50360s.
HAY-SZ7 90.
BRAN-S21 00d23 90.
PORK-S32.
LARD-l81z0igc.
BACoS-Scarce; shoulders. 17c: sides. 2Ic.
BULK MEATs-ShouldersI 1870; sides, TIC.
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Nor SToLEN.-The Courier stated,
q day or two ago, that horse had
been stolen from Henry A. Cook.
This was incorrect. The horse had
only got out of the yard and gone to
his former home, in Blue Grass.
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Sc, boaIs Hsrset.

DE A0UAb 2AEGOts
, By feiegraph.l ST. LOUIS. Nov q.
ToBAooo-steady and nrm, but no fine
qualities on the market.
COTToN-Quiet.
HEMP-Duil and nothing doing
ELoUR-Duil and weak; buyers scarce
and sales only in small way at yesterday .
prices.
WHEAT-Dull and languid: no. 2 red
Fall S7900c: No. do. 81 00Q1 OS.
CoRN-Old choice white In demand mix
ed dull and dropping; sales OF new yellow
in bulk at Zoe; do. sacked S5gS7c; choice
new white soc.
OATS-Very dull st 49d5Ic.
BARLEY-Firm for the best qualities; low
grades neglected: prime Minnesota Spring
81 %; choice 90. 81 IS.
RYE-FJFm but slowly at 75@76c.
GRoCERIES-Quiet and UNCHANGED.
WHIsKY-Steady sales at 81 on.
PRoVIsIoNs-Dull. Mess Pork $50 90. Dry
sailed shoulders 121<9I21zc packed; clear
sides l61zc; clear riD Ice. Bacon, nothing
doing; IN small way old shou lders sold at
l6H@l612c pack ed; clear rib sides Ie1zc.
LARD Quiet; choice tferce held at TIC.
HOGS Firm at 94gl0zc.
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H~ When fne styles Merrimack
and Sprague's Calicoes are sold at
12A cents, it is cheap enough. 10000
yards now on sale at Coolidge's New
York Store. AL the new shades,
Two. button Cuff Kid Gloves. 27-2t
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ATTEND.-Let every merchant in
favor of securing great benefits to
the city, attend the meeting at the
Board of Trade Room, over the Mer-
chants National Bank, at 3 o'clock
this afternoon. Don't fail to be on
hand.
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III. HERMANN, Candy Manufacturer
and Wholesale dealer in Toys, Candies
and Fireworks, has just received a
new and large stock of Christmas
Toys for the holiday trade, for sale at
the lowest wholesale prices.
IL. HERMANN,
novl4-tf No. As Main Street.
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No. 20 First Street.

We receive our Queeusware direct from
the Potteries of stah6rdshire. England
via New Orleans and New York; hence
pay no secOnd-bard profits which right
fully belong TO cur customers.
Having completed arrangements with
MEAKIN, BROS. & CO., of StaHordshire,
Eng and, Tor the EXCLUSIVE CONTRoL
for this market Of their celebrated STONE
CHINA WARE, we are now prepared 10
supply the trade.
In addition we are now receiving, fresh
from Lamoges, France, large stock Of
GOLD BAND, PLAIN WHITE aud DECO.
RATED FRENCH CHINA.
We age also receiving heavy Importa-
lions OF HOLIDAY GOODS in great vari-
ETY..
a. Consult your own interest," by exam
lining our stock before purchasing else
where. novI8
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REUNION SERvICEs.-A large con
gregation, composed of the congrega
tions of the Vine and Walnut Street
Presbyterian Churches, assembled at
the Walnut Street Church last night,
to join in 4 celebration of the recent
union of the two branches of the
Presbyterian Church, known as the
Old and New School.
The exercises were of peculiar inter
est, and consisted of devotional exer-
cises and short addresses by Rev. Mr..
Martin. Rev. Mr.. Kumler, DR.. d.
Morgan, S. M. Archer. Samuel Orr
and Col. John w. Foster. all pertinent
and appropriate to the occasion. The
music was most excellent, the
hymns and psalms selected being ap-
propriate to the occasion, aud were
Joined in with manifest fervor by the
whole congregation. At the close of
the meeting, the pastors and elders Of
the two congregations joined in a
warm grasping of hands, and much en-
thusiasm and hearty christian afee-
ton was manifested, efter which. the
whole congregation, rising, Joined in
sinQing, to the tune of Old Hundred,
the glorious doxology:
ssPraise God from whom all blessings dow
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LOCAL NOTICES.

"a !. SONIG.

Special Communication of Evans
vile Lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ, al
their hall this (Monday) evening, al
z o'clock, for work in the third de-
gree. 4 full attendance is requested
Per order of W. NJ.
dit A. j. CoLBURN. Sec'y.
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REyIvAL.-A protracted meeting
was commenced at Ingle Street
Church yesterday morning, under the
Pastorship Of Rev. Jas. Hill. and it
will be continued all the week. It is
hoped that great religious awaken
ing will be the result.
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ssronaan arzos.


By Caislel LONDOT. Eov. -.
Cons1l 1915, Bonas-5-29s of'52 e5ss
do. 70 S25S; do. 81. Sil< 1905 7-z -
Fran f0r DO ds were heavy 40 es3si LIS
n0fs Central, 800.
PARIS, Ovemher p -B0urse, 7if 62c.
LIVERPOOL. November 27.-outt0n -1lef
and &C i've; INTO ling uplanas. III 5il5a1i
Orleans, 12G121zd: safe oil rs ga1 bales Gei1-
fornia " hite wheat 8 81; red western Sc.
2, Ss@Ss I'd; winter, IS SiGSs 8d< western
flour, 2ls sd. co n. @u- . mixed. 23S. o71ss
IS Cd. p as. IS Pork quiet anu steady aa
lis Cd. Beef. SIS Lard rs 3D. cheese,
6Ss. Bacon, 67S 81. Petroleum unchanged.
FRANKFORT, November 23.-U- s. oof d8
d I'M us OF '62 are quoted To Day az s3ss
PARIS, Novembe 2S.- Bourse duh.
RenteS, ar. SOC.
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CRI1IIEAL COURT. - Business in
Judge Robinson's Court was rather
light on Saturday.
Charles Schenck was arraigned for
selling liquor to a minor, and was
tried before the Judge. Charley
acted as his own lawyer, and won
the case.
Charles Bradley, on the charge Of
gaming, was tried before the Judge.
and was found guilty in one case and
fined s.. Two other cases against
him were no1ltea.
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GAVE BAIL.-The preliminary ex-
animation Of John McClain, charged
with selling liquor without a Govern
ment license, was not continued on
Saturday. The accused waived a fur
ther examination, and his bail was
fixed At $3.50, which was given.
McClain is still in Jail, however, serv-
ing out his ten days sentence in the
Criminal Court case.
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Just received at Hughes, a full
line of Gloves for verybody-some
very stylish. and some very strong and
warm. nov23- 1W
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RAIN.--Another rain set In yester-
day afternoon, which gladdened the
hearts Of all interested in the rising
Of the river. The prospects are quite
aokt,~;no
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OhIcago HaFEet.

b, Tslegraph.I CHICAGO. Nov. n.
ExCHANGE-DuI at lilo Off buying; J. 10
premium selling.
FLooR-Very q 1iet aud steady at So 700
% for Spring extras.
WHEAT Quiet and steady: sales OF No
at 931609ic; No. 2. s9aS91<c; closing firm
er and Steady at S954gS91sc for No. ?. This
afternoon the market was dull at $4,000
for No. 2. seller December.
CoRN-Very dull and 20}3c lower: sales
of No. 2 at 7Stza791zc, and rel ected at 77Q
zSc, closing al 7s1<c for No. q Tbls after
noon tha mara Ell was dull at 7S.97S1Se, sell
Ter Deem Der, for No. 2.
OATS-Nery dull and almost nominal at
4lM992e for No. 2, and SIC for rejected, clos
ing az 4l04lJ<c for No.
hYE-Dull and almost nominal at 1910
1870 Tor n o. ?, closing at 73c.
BARLEY-Duil at soc for No. Q
HIGHwIEEs Firm but quiet, with sales
at o9c@Sl.
sUG1R--saIes at lsH9ll1zc for COMMON
to prime Cuba.
PRoVIsIoNs-Less active and easier. Mess
Pork, SO 3I1Sa2 SO, cash; $50, seller, and
$50 80, buyer February; SO 621z, seller last
half OF January. Rough sides, 14c, loose
green shoulders, 1875; sweet picked hams,
1890; green hasas, 14L4ls5sc.
LARD-I714@l6c.
HOGS Dressed, moderately active and
steady atll0l2c, dividing on 200.
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Bar Remember the Fireman's Ball
to morrow night at the National Hall.
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STERLING at S1s99.
GOLD Lower; opened at Us, and under
increased pressure to sell fell TO 1874, clos
ing at l249l241s. Carrying rates 4g7 per
cent. Clearance Sl7, 900. Exports Of the
week 8ll6,740.
GOVERNMENTS Heavy and lower. Cou-
pons of 81, 1l65z@II7; do '02 Il31S@II3Z: .
do. '64 1lls4gII2; do. '65 19l1251 90. new,
lI41<gll45s: do. '67 lI43sgII415; do. 'G8, If41z
@lI4z4i l0-40s lt714@ l0716; currency g., !O715
lGl071z.
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EP Pins, arranged in rolls, espec-
tally for steamboat and counting room
use, for sale at the Journal Office.
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FALSE ALARM.-There was no FIRE
on Saturday night, the ringing of the
fro bells being caused by false
alarm.
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Millinery! millinery New Millinery.
Just received at Hughes all the
latest styles and prices. nov23-1w
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BOOTS AND Shoes.
TURNER

Has q very large stock Of Boots and Shoes
this Fail, and viii sci reliable Custom
Work as low as much poorer goods could
be bought elsewhere.
The hest Boys Boots in the clty-whols
stock and solid double sOies Also "a bets
ter variety of Fine Calf Boots shan was
ever seen in Evansville before. Mems
Boots and Ladies' and Chiidren's shoes in
The best variety and quality.
Chtldren's Shoes spe, leIfv and tha
best stock IA the market.
All kinds of Boots ANA ghs-s foada fo
order.
Z. " TURNER,
no. 3 EErst Street.
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BGr Recollect that the largest stock
Of initial paper to be found in the city
is at the Journal Office.
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No. IS
No. IS
MAIN STREET,
THE GREAT EMPORIUM FOR
Childrens' shoes.
MAIN

We guarantee better goods. and
lower prices than can be found else
where. Don't stop until you find the
store of GEO. MILLER & Co.,
nov27- Sat, Tu&Fr 80 Main St.
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Roast Pig.

Charley Habbe will set out for the
patrons eff the St. Charles, this morn
ing, a splendid roast pig. Lunch at
81 o'clock. Come early. 1t
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The PHILHARMONIC The Phil
harmonic Society of this city have
secured the services of Prof. I. e.
Perkins. who is expected to- day. He
will spend two weeks with them, and
devote the time exclusively to the
cultivation of the voice. The mem
bers of the Society are determined to
avail themselves of every opportunity
presented, and will not be satisfied
until they have attained as near per
fiction as possible. We are requested
to ask every member of the Philhar-
monte Society to meet in their rooms
this evening, at the usual hour.
Business of importance is to be trans
acted, and the officers of the Society
hope to see full attendance.
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BB See GILBERT & Co.'S adver-
tisement of two of the best and finest
Stores In town for Rent. oc29-tf
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Anything in the Pork line to be
had every day, at our Pork House,
First Street, between Sycamore and
Vine Streets.
no20lf i. RUFFNER. JR., & Co.
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A FAREWELL PARTY.-A pleasant
affair took place at the residence Of
Prof. Geo. Warren, the great leader
of the famous Crescent City Silver
Band, on Saturday night, and we re-
greet that an invitation TO attend did
not reach US in time.
Charlie Warren for number Of
years has been connected, as snare
drummer, with the splendid band
that has been built up by his father.
He has now, however, nearly arrived
at mans estate, and must prepare
himself for his future career. To this
end his father has decided to send
him to celebrated musical ccnserva-
tory in Boston, where Charlie is to
remain for two years to be instructed
by the celebrated Prof Torjee. He
will cevote the most of his time to
the piano. upon which he has already
made great advancement under the
tuition of Prof. Warren.
Charley expects to leave this even
ing, and the members of the Band
and a few guests were Invited to a
splendid supper prepared by Mrs.
Warren. After supper was over,
Charles TilestoD, on behalf of the
Band, in a few appropriate remarks,
presented Charlie with an elegant
gold headed cane, which Charley
accepted, thanking the Band for this
testimonial of their kind wishes and
remembrance. 1t was pleasant oe-
casion, and will long be remembered
by those present.
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You win find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click & Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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JnHenlle Danclng Class.

Prof. j. L. Mcbride will open .
class for Juveniles, at MARKETS. Hall,
corner Fifth and Main Streets, on Sat-
urday, December 4th.
Terms, for a quarter of II lessons,
$5-two lessons per day. nov26 3t
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Whites f'es. for newspaper
and magazine filing, for sale at The
Journal Office.
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STnRE 20 PRNT.

a Ii THE FIXTURES COMPLETE
IA for family grocery. Location CEN
trail. Rent low. Apply 10 DIR, E. L. RUN
Gle, No. p First street. nos8-1w
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FRESH OYsTERs.-The old reliable
fresh Maltby, FL. & NJ. and G.. S. NJ.
large, selected Oysters, warranted
fresh aud good, for sale at
III. HERMANN's.
no17tf Agent for G. s. MaltbY.
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By American Corsets, only SOC,
at Schapker, Bussing & Co.'S. noV26
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BZ- Prang's Cromos. equal to the
finest Oil Paintings, from 81 80 to
S25 90. Call and examine them at
f. q BIS. oc1tf
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Hosiery Hosiery Hosiery

A large lot of Hosiery at very low
prices and nice quality at
HUGHES,
noV23-1w No. 46 Main Street.
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BS 5000 yards of 1870 Calico just
received, and selling at Zoe, at Schap-
ker, BussiDg Il Co.'s. nov26
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Fav T0rF ~ 9ao1s eI.

BY TeieaTapn.7 NzW YozK. nov. q.
Day GOons-Ths rsarzet -fsIuactlva ana
prices without material change, the onlE
changes af inportanC9 being rec uctlon
1 a the price OF C0Bestoga TT brown cor tons
from lie to 10t&c: Harri s1ura % do., nom
lie to 1IJSo. and EIarri burg p d9.i troro lAe
10 IO1Se
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Snara Rlhs. Tander L0Ina

B0- Heavy Brown Muslins only
15c, at Schspker, Bussing & Co.'s. 26
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R@- Fish & Barter have a fine
assortment of Ladies initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes TO match.
oc1tf
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sgNOte and letter paper at Jour
nal office.
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B~ Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring. with varnish for fixing at
Fish & Barter's. oc1tf
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Dried Fruit! Dried Fruit! Dried FFnltl
The highest cash price paid for
DRIED FRUIT at
L. RUFFNER, JR., & Co.'S,
nov25 div No. 5 South Water ST..
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FINE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
We call the attention of persons de-
string to secure fine real estate to the
advertisement of Alvah johnson,
Esq, to be found in to days Jour
NAL. he offers ighty-three fine
building lots in Roberts Subdivision,
In blocks 3, II and Is, in Parrett's
Enlargement. Also a number of fine
lots in other parts of the oity. The
sale will take place on the 18th of
December, at the Court House. This
property is well located, and the
street railway is now being extended
to that part Of the city. Read the
advertisement.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CIT N r. W S

City orders for sale nc the Journal
once.
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EgAlI Wool Red FIannels at zoe
at Schapker, Bussing & Co.'S. nov26
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-29

@A large stock of fine envelopes
for sale at the journal Office.
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REwARD.-We viii pay liberal
reward for the detection and conyic
ton of the internal thief who steals
our umbrella from the Office nearly
every time it rains
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SENTENCED TO DEATH.-Oliver A.
Morgan. on trial in Terre Haute, for
the murder of John Petri, in July
last, was on Saturday found guilty OF
murder in the frst degree, aud SEN
fenced to be hung. There are now
two convicts in the Terre Haute Jail,
under sentence of death. John Ste
vens and Oliver Morgan.
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DE~ Blank books for sale at the
journal office.
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BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. q.
pAEK STATEMENT.

MoNEY-Easy at 5c57 per cent. on call.
fhe bank statement is favorable The
excess over the legal reserve has increased