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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-21

Our CoTToN MILL. - We lately
visited the Evansville Cotton Mill,
and noticed that the new spinners, re
ceived not long since. have been
placed in position, aud are beautiful
specimens of mechanism. A great
deal OF excellent domestic is turned
out at this mill, which meets with inn
mediate.sale. About seventy-fve per-
sons are employed in the mill, yet a
large number of looms have to stand
idle for want of persons to operate
them, and last week we published a
notice Offering employment to large
number of females, from twelve years
of age and upwards. 1t is hard to get
operatives here, because the young wo-
men are difident about accepting po-
sition IN cotton mill, although why
this should be the case We do not
know. 1t is not the case in the East
ern States. When we we're told of the
difficulty in getting females in this
city, VIC asked why they did not get
Eastern factory girls, and we we're
told that they had brought out num-
Der from the factories Of New Eng
laud, but they would not stay here;
they would get homosick after a few
molsths, and then it was impossible
to prevail on them to stay any longer.
The employees work by the piece,
and an active girl can make frst-rate
wages. They commence work at 81
O'Clock in the morning and quit at
Z clock in the evening, except on
Saturdays, when they quit at q
o'clock in the afternoon. About one
hundred persons are needed to run
all the machinery now in the factory,
and it is hoped that good operatives
can be secured. 1t is the intention Of
making some further improvements at
an early day in the ensuing year.
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By 1'eiegraph.1 NEW ORLHAnE. Dec. ~.
CoTToE-Dull no 2iE2rEc for middllua:
sales, 36l0 laleai receipts, 1851 1nl0si exc
port, 400 bales.
FLOUR Firm and UuClaL Hcd.
COEN--el l6uf d..
OATS 0dph5e
HAY. Ifull and lower at ULf OHnIf O1
POhK~e31 6J
BACoN--Duli and lower nc lGa2002ie Tor
shoulders, clear riD aud clear aidesi haml
2Jc.
LAHD-Frmi ueros loI@i9&oi mo- keg
here.
SUGAR Dull. prime 12Ml2Nc.
MOLAasEs-P Prime 0fM081.
WWTsKT.-buil az gi OG0l 08.
CoFFEE-Bteadyi fair Il}fc prime IIM8
l71Sc.
FREIGHTs r Dulli By sail 10 liverpool
81 Sd 10 HaVro "a Sd.
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CATHOLIC FAIR-FINIs.-The con-
Guiding scenes Of the great Catholic
Fair took place yesterday and last
night. The rafting began yesterday
afternoon, but was not finished until
a late hour last night. The Florence
Sewing machine was drawn By G. H.
Jagemap, with ticket 251. The
splendid set of chairs were the lucky
prize of A. B. Howard, who held tick
ct 402. a fine centre table was won
by Edward Rapp. The Grover &
Baker sewing machine vas drawn by
Charles Sehaufer, with ticket forty.
Henry f. Miller drew the spring
mattrass. A fine cooking stove fell
to the lot of John Herman, and an
elegant picture was drawn by Her
man Boing.
Last night the unsOld articles wers
put up at auction and knocked down
to the highest bidders; many of the
articles sold at splendid prices, and
the sale was a perfect success.
This Fair and festival has bsen
most unqualified success, the credit
of which belongs to SO many that it
would be inYidious ia US to particu-
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River Dispatches

PITTsBUR6, Dec. 20.-MoIongahela
s feet, and falling. Weather cloudy.
Thermometer 26'.
CINcINNATI, Dee. 20.-Port List
Arrived - Wren, Kentucky River;
Annie Laurie. Kanawaha River. River
rising, with % feet 6 inches 10 the
channel. Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, Dec 20-Port List
Alaska and Swallow, New Orleans 20
Cincinnati; Norman, Evansville TO
Cincinnati; Glendale, st. Louis to
Cincinnati. River rising steadily, with
8 feet 9 inches in the canal. Z feet 9
inches on the falls. Weather clear
oil day, but Is cloudy tonight.
CAIRO, December 20.-Port List
Minnie, st. Louis to Arkansas River,
Bpm; Belle Memphis, st. Louis to
Memphis, 10 pm; Comet, Grand
Tower to Memphis, / am; st. Luke,
Memphis to ST. Louis, z am; Sam
Orr, Evansville packet. z am. Tails
man, Nashville packet, Z a.m. Lady
Pike, Tennessee River TO st. Louis,
8 an; ArmadillO, Cincinnati to Ar
kansas River, Gam. Bon Accord, st.
Louis 10 Mound City, 10 am; 81.
Joseph, Memphis to Cairo. il am. !;
Bee, st. Louis to New Orleans, noon
Florence No. 2. Island No. l to Cairo,
noon; Bismarck. st. Louis TO New
Orleans, pm. River rose 8 inches.
Showing, with mercury at 2S9.
ST. LOUIS, December 20-Arrived:
City Of Cairo and Belle Memphis,
Memphis; Lady Gay aud Glasgow,
New Orleans; Illinois, Keokuk. De-
parted-0nly the Alton packet.
River falling rapidly and heavy ice
running. Weather clear and cold
Mercury %.
NASHVILLE, December 2O.-Riyer
rising; five feet Of water large on
Harpeth Shoals. Weather cloudy
and cold. Arriyed-Tyrone, from
Cairo; Emma Floyd. from Cineinna.
ii. Departed-Camelia, to Pittsburg;
Emma Floyd, 70 Cincinnati: Tyrone,
TO Cairo.
MEMPHIS, December 2O.-Snowing,
River falling steadily. Departed, last
night: st. Luke, to st. Louis; Strader,
to Louisville; Emma No. 3, to Gin
cinnati; to day. Ames to New Or
leans, and RubicoD, to VieksbuTg.
NEW ORLEANS, December 20
ATriyed-Natchez and Olive Branch,
ST. Louis; Cora s., Lorena and Ar
COSY and barges, Ohio River.
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S@- american Genius, or any other
man, never invented a more prdctic-
able thing than the Florence Family
Sewing Machine-the latest and best
Sewing Machine invented. Let the
" Old Swamp Angel howl" it can t
compare with the Great Family
FaUorite The Florence is sold by
Howard, at the great Florence EN-
porium, No. II South Second Street.
dec21 2t
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PROBABLY DROWNED We learn
from Mr.. Pillsbury that one of the
men employed by Grant, Pillsbury q
Co., in getting out stone on Green
River, was, in all probability, drowned
on Tuesday evening last, just about
dark. His name was Lewis Thur
man, German. When last seen
he was in a small canoe in the act of
crossing the river at Rockport. Next
morning the canoe was found about
half mile below Roekport, bottom
side up. No doubt is entertained
that its occupant found a watery
grave.
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Ry- american genius has laid its
latest achievement in the practical
arts at the feet of woman; this
achievement is in turn everywhere
being welcomed to its rightful domain.
The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
is already becoming the Angel of
the house the world over. Call at
No. z Second Street, aud get one for
a Christmas present.
deco st j. o. BEARD, Agent.
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HnIidaT Presenfs Chean.

Louis Bittrolff, No. 65 Main Street.
will sell his fine and large stock of
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry,
Solid Silver and Silver Plated Ware,
&C., at a small ddUdace on cost. until
after the holidays. All are Invited to
call and satisfy themselves that 4his
will be readily be done. Remember
the store is No. 65, sign Of the Watch
and Gold Pen. de18 tdec25
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&c There's no such word as Fail!o

This is absolutely true in using
DooLEY's CHEMICAL YEAST BAKING
POWDER, for 50 perfect is the combi-
nation of the ingredients entering
upon Its manufacture, that good bis
cults, rolls, or pastry, both light and
nutritious, can be made without fail.
It is always ready, always reliable,
and requires but half the quantity of
those Of ordinary manufacture. For
sale in packages to meet the wants
of all, by grocer5 generally.
dec16-d3teod
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LOuisyiIle zarKet.

BY Telegrapb.I LOUiBvILLE. Dec ~.
LEAF ToBAocO-Firm; sales OF % hogs
heads at 81 0Og8 90 for Tugs; SI0 IS for ship
ping Leaf
CoTToS--Unchanged and quiet
FLoUR-Ihefe Is a local demand for fam
lily al IS %
GRATN-Receipfs liberal; red wheat,
81 o.; white do, 81 10 Corn. Gja7Oc. Oats,
SOC. Rye, soc, on arrival.
HoGs-s1z0l0c for light 10 extra choice :
receipts, $500 killed, 1900.
PRoVIsICSS-Qufet and firm. Mess pork
81 %. Bacon shoulders BIC; clear rim.
lS54c; clear SIDES, ls1<c. Bulk shoulders,
l214c: clear RIB, lG14c; clear sides, lG5<c.
Lard, ls5Sc Hams, 22ISc.
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BENEFgT.-We understand that the
exhibition of dissolving views, at
Inglo Street Church, last Saturday
night, uetted the Sunday School about
fifteen dollars.
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ODDITIEs.-DO not trust or contend,
or borrow or lend, and you will gain
in the end, by buying the Florence
Family Sewing Machine for Christ
mas or New Years present, at How
ARDS. No II South Second Street.
decIS It
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Holiday Reef.

Messrs. Ii. Conn & Co. have just
received from Kentucky a fine lot of
grass and corn fed fat cattle, which
they will kill for the holidays. They
will have the finest beef for the next
two weeks ever seen in this city.
dec21 3e
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Nnfiea.
NEvBgReH, Indiana, Dee

NEwBJRGH, Indiana, Dee. Is. 1853.
A small Gold Hunting Case Lady's
Watch ana Chain, lost between New
burgh and Evansville. A liberal re-
ward will be given to the finder. Re-
port to the JOURNAL Office.
dec14tf W. W. HUNT & Co.
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COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTs.


CsEALED PROPOSALS. WILL mE
- received at my Office unfu Januory q,
1870, &C 10 o'clock AM, for Keeping The
County Pest House, and the maintenance
OF the Inmates thereof per diem. For unf-
ticulars enquire at m y office
The Com missioner reserve the right Co
reject any and an thg bids
VICTOR HIFOu.
Evansville. Dec. 18th. 1863. fde20 dtd
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DISCHARGED. = August Altheide
was taken before Commissioner
Marsh, yesterday, fer selling liquor
without a Government license, but be
produced his license, aud it was found
that Is was not recorded on the books
Of the Revenue Assessor. 4 diEigeut
search revealed the fact, however, that
she license was all right, but had been
entered with the proper number, but
IN wrong name. Altheide was dis
charged.
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No Misunderstanding to the alb
sence Of quorum there was no meet
ing of the City Council last night, for
which, wo presume, we must hold our
friend, DIR. O'Leary, responsible. The
Clerk adjourned the meeting until
seven O'Clock this evening.
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0hrIafmaa prasanfa.

We have received stock of supe-
rior French Note Paper and Envel-
opes. nicely peTfumed and put up in
fancy boxes. It is just the article for
a useful Christmas present; also, La
dies Note Paper in quarter reams.
JOURNAL Go.
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DULL-We visited the Recorders
Court aud the Offices of four JUS
tees yesterday, aud failed to secure a
single item. Everything was quiet.
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CorroN AND TOBACCO SALE 70 DAT.
Martin, Gardner & Co. will sell at ten
o'clock this morning. between thirty
and forty bales of cotton, and will,
also, offer twelve hogsheads of to-
baceo. Part of the cotton is from
Mississippi. We hope to see a full
attendance Of our cotton and tobacco
buyers, as now is the appropriate time
to "pitch in" and invest in these
great staples.
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FurOpeaB naFHet.


AZ -abts1 LONDON, Dec. 2O--Eve.
Co,sols for money, 921[; account 0ZgS.
a ,,eerIeari securities quiet and steady;
= 51s ~ 562 So do. 60, 50; do. Old 81: do. 81
81: 10 10. 50. stocks steady Erie, ~; /. G.,
pans, December 20. Bourse dull AZ
TT &C.
FRASKToRr, December 29.--Bonds quiet
nt gi56.
LTvERrooL. December 2O.-Cottou easier;
uplRnds, ll269ll@<di Orleans, lIIzalILd:
white. 0s Sd; red Western, No. 2, s. 8dN
s. "a winter, S. l0d@5s I'D. Flour: West
ern. els 81. Corn: No. 2 mixed, 295 Oata
- 9saa2s I0d. Peas, 35s. Pork, lO7s ca
Reef l0ls. Lard, rs. Cheese, o3s. Bacon
65s 81. Rosint common, O. 80. Petroleum.
unchanged TurBentine, 70 Cd.
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"a Prof. Payne. the celebrated
phrenologist will lecture in this city
week after next, on physiognomy and
phrenoIoey.
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CoRRECT.-A sensible business man,
and a good advertiser, of course, says
that you might as well attempt to
shampoo the head of an elephant
with thimbIeful Of soap suds. as at
tempt to do business aud ignore
printers ink"
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PHILaARMONIC.-The Society will
put in rehearsal " The Burning Ship. !"
a beautiful Cantata. By B. F. Baker.
The music has arrived, and will be
ready at the regular meeting of the
Society this evening.
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HoGs.-Bat little was done yester-
terday in the way of pork packing;
in fact, Monday is dull day for this
business. i. Ruffner g Co. cut up
about $50 hogs, and John Gavisk cut
up few.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
The old Reliable Headquarters for
Fancy and Staple Groceries.

The Old KeIfabIc HeadquaFteFs Tor
Fancy and staple Groceries.
just received
Boiled Cider,
Cranberries.
Lemon Peel,
Citrop,
New Gurrants,
Raisins,
Hams,
Picked Pigs Feet in Kegs,
Figs,
New Dates.
Atmore's Minee Meat,
+ Shaker Preserver.
Gall and price goods.
Remember the Green Front, No. 8
First Street. WIN. CALDWELL.
dee 81 2t
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STYLIsH.-Tbe New Year calling
cards are the most stylish and recher-
che of any ever received in this city.
Leave orders early at the Journal
Office.
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ERRoR.-By some mistake, yester-
day, we were made to say that the
chemical exhibition would take place
December Sth. We intended to say
December 18th.
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GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury
met yesterday, and were sworn in and
instructed By Judge Robinson. The
following are the names: Alex Mad
dox, foreman; Emanuel Gumbsrts,
Edwin Med ohnston, Edward Burtis,
William Martin, William Harper,
John G. Stacer, John Bumb, William
Jarvis, II. W. Hawkins, Joseph Built
man, and Patrick Burke, Secretary.
We understand that considerable
amount of business, portion of it Of
great importance, viii require their
attention.
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kempbis RaFksE.

BY TeieErRph.l MEAPHIs. Dec. 20.
COTToE-Quiet aud irregular: 283za2fe.
FLOuR-Quiet; superfine s. o..
CORN-03u95c.
OATs-67M08c
HAY--s20 O0N27 90.
BRAN-e2 90.
PoRK-etI 00Ml2 90.
LARD -ie5zM2J16c.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders he: sides nc
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soy Fork cola ana Rfoee narhef.

SBN EOFk Gold and gbocR Harheg.
By Telegraph NEW YORK Dec 20.
EwCHAwCE~.steFlinn weak no lDs5SO10e3f
GoLD-ruhcfiVo and uuHtefticn duff q
TIE dmv. and closed dun and lower. opens
ed a. lN5Es touch I2lL. aud closed ID
12g5S9lzOL. Carrying rates were PUG peF
ceut. Cleuranreg ffJ.OBOJ1.
GOVERNMENT Doll and Fhadon C0w-
pOna of 81 llSx0u8L do iGf fl LSalIlaEs
10 '65 IilgEnlifNs new. 1frsnfI4. d6
i67. il4fMli4J<; 90. '08, u4lznlf1Ns lo.lg.a.
l0sIzal9g[.
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No VIM. Boyle and Cbas.
Jones, who were to have had a pre-
liminary examination before Justice
Walker yesterday, on the charge Of
stealing some cutlery, waived an ex-
animation, and the matter will be in
vestigated by the Grand Jury.
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FIREMEE's BALL.-The members Of
the Fire Department are making prep.
arations for a grand ball on New
Years Eve. and it promises TO be
grand success. All arrangements will
be made for the most perfect enjoy
ment by those who attend.
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Nashville Market.

By Telegraph NASHVILLE. Dec. Is.
CoTTOs-Quiet; low middling 25c good
TO ordinary nc.
WHKAT-Red, 81 iti amber, 81 IS; white,
81 %.
OATs-75c.
CORN--sl o..
RYE-si 10.
BARLEY-sl 20.
FLOUR-s5a7 for supsfdns 10 fancg.
BULK MEATB-Clehr sides. iG1Sc; clear
ribbed sides, 18c; shoulders, 121Ec.
IARD-l61Sc.
RualP PORK-S2j TO-
HAMs-New cured hams &c.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Fl. NJ. ALTERING, No. Is South
First Street, next to Opera House,
Candy Manufacturer ande dealer in
Toys. Fireworks. Foreign and Domes-
tic Fruits, &c. Headquarters for old
reliable Maltby's Fresh Baltimore
Oysters. dec2-f
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WARMER.--The weather moder
ated considerably last night. and at
midnight it began to snow furiously.
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CostdERcIAL.-0ur regular fnan-
cial and commercial weekly summary
viii be found on the third page
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VOC will find Ladies Velvet Hats
at 80 cents, at Click & Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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OYsTERs.-Remember that l sell
Maltby's Oysters as low as they can
be bought in the city.
dec10-tf 80 III. M. AHLERINd.
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HOLIDAY HoI3dayl Hollday ,

The finest assortment Of Christmas
and New Year goods at Schlaepfer's
Drug Store. corner Main and Second
Streets, which is also the best place
to get pure Drugs, Medicines and
Liquors; also, the finest assortment of
American, French and English Soaps,
Perfumes, Pomades. Colognes and
Toilet Waters. dec2 I'm
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FIeHr.-A white man and negro
had quarrel on Locust Street. yes
terday evening, and the darkey ap-
piled some insulting language to the
white man, who went for" &c son
Of Africa in double quick time In
juries on both sides were slight.
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B@ Gents aud Boys Cloth aud
Lined Calf Gloves, at Hushes's. Also
a good assortment of Driving Gloves
at low prices. ~ e.. deco
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E9- I Wish to urge my customers
to call early in the week this week, at
least, as we have all we can do In
ordinary times, aad in Christmas
season We cannot serve all with the
attentionsWe desire
dec q q J. S. Kicker.
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ga For your Holiday Presents buy
one of those beautiful Florence Sew
ing Machines Of A. B. Howard, IL
South Second Street. de17-4t
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SINGULAR FIRE.-A FIRE was dis
covered in the second story Of +. w.
Keegan's grocery store, on Main
Street, on last Sunday, between seven
and eight o'clock In the evening. The
family live in the third story. and one
thousand bushels Of oats we're stored
in the second story. about one hun
dred bushels Of which were badly
burned or damaged By catching fire
from the fluo. The Ere was discov-
cred by the family, and extinguished
without giving any alarm. Tho oats
we're insured with Geo. Stackhouse,
and the damage was assessed, yester-
day, at from SIS to 800.
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B@- Boys Buck Gloves, Wool
Mitts, Comforts, Nubias, Hoods,
Gloves, aud Hosiery Of all kinds
sheap, at Schapker, Bussing & Co. s..
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psT Schapker, Bussing & Co.'s
Mammoth One Price Dry Goods
Ste , is the best place to buy useful
Holiday Presents, dec11
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s% Buy your Envelopes, Writing
Ink, Paper, &c, at the Journal Office.


From THE SoUTH.-Osear Barbour
returned from an extended tour
through Tennessee, Kentucky, Ala
bama and Mississippi in the interests
of the great grocery house of Ragon,
Dickey & Carson, by the Sam. Orr,
on Saturday, aud in addition to large
orders for the house he represents,
he brought an order from an enter
prising firm on the Cumberland
River, to the JOURNAL Office, for at
least a hundred dollars worth of
blank books, job printing and sta
tionery. The order was sent unso-
lieited by him or by the Journal Com
pany.
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B0- Buy fire Wool and Broehe
ShaEls suitable for Holiday Presents,
at ldec6l o HUGHEs's.
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BG- Irish Linen. Table Diaper,
Shirt Fronts at reduced prices at
dec6 HUGHEs's.
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INA BAD WAY.-Locust Street is
in q terrible condition, 50 far as the
bowldering is concerned, and in many
places the bowlders stand Ia ridges,
caused by the wheels OF the heavily
loaded drays.
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New JeweJry for the HOlldays.

RosENCRAEz & SMITH have Just re-
ceived a large assortment OF Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry, which they will
sell low during the holidays. at No.
II. Second Street. dee2I.4t
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My aged mother has used Clouds
InUigordting Cordial for dyspepsia
and debility, with the happiest re-
suits. l make this testimony unso-
licited, believing the medicine ad-
mirably adapted to the uses for which
it is recommended.
dec151w 9. B. II. MARTIN.
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FoUR OFFICEs-COrner of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to q. w. SHANKLIN.
de2-tf
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MASONIC HALL-DR. O'LEARY' s
Observation-Disclosures full house greet
ed DR.. O'Leary last night, to hear
his lecture to gentlemen only. We
only heard portion of it, hut were
assured by those who listened to his
entire remarks, that the information
given was of great value, aud worth
fifty times the price Of admission.
The oftener he lectures the more
popular he becomes, and the people
seem to appreciate him better every
day. Notwithstanding the numerous
other attractions during his stay in
our city, he has each night been
greeted with large audiences Of our
very best citizens, both ladies and
gentlemen, and we are satisfied if he
were to stay week longer than
announced, no would have large
crowds to hear him.
This evening he will deliver another
private lecture to ladies only, and we
feel confident be will have full
house. See advertisement.
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oaiee.
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larizs by the mention Of only per
ton of the names. TIE ladies labor
ed with zeal and earnestness not
often witnessed. giving their time and
labor towards the success Of the cause
in which they took so great an inter
est, and it IS confidently expected that
the net proceeds towards building the
new school house Will not fall very
much short of Eve thousand dollars,
which is a large sum when . times
are SO hard" 1t will be several days
we presume, before the exact receipts
are arrived at. We congratulate them
on the great success they have
achieved.
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