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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-05
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p9 At the Journal Office you will
find large stock of good Stationery.
If you want anything in that line call
and get it. All goods marked very
LON
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OYSTER SoUP-Only ten cents a
plate at lunch every morning, at Neu-
mann's Exchange, opposite the Opera
House. oct28-St
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ET- Another lot Arab, Broche,
Paisley and cheap shawls, just re-
eeived, at Schapker. Busting & Co.'S.
now
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'sBarrett's " Hair Restorative.
EsS See GILBERT ~ 20. a0Ver-
tisement of two of the best and finest
Stores In town for Rent. Oc29-tf
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a CHANGE OF BAsE.-The Ameri-
can Merchants Union Express Com
pany have opened separate Office in
Vlnoennes, and Mr.. Joseph thinner
man, for some time past the clerk in
the office In this city, has been ap-
pointed to and has accepted the posi-
ton of agent. Mr.. Zimmerman is a
courteous, modest and unassuminp
young gentleman, and we cordially
commend him to the kindly consider
alton of the business men of Vim.
cennes.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Henry Cook and
family returned from the East Wed
nesday. and is again a citizen of Ev-
ansYille.
j. Mckee Peoples, Sen. and Jr., of
Shawneetown, and Geo. Z. Sellers, of
Sellers Landing, were in the city
yesterday.
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s@ The best and cheapest Blan-
kets and Balmoral Skirts, at Schap-
ker, Bussing & Cos. now
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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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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at SO cents, at Click & Schwartz OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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Leave Lightning tH. Acc hinNt llE.
Winceuuna a8 MI ii8 q s.. $3.50 y %
ATiIDe
Cincinnati. 49,. 1900 a. 1rasll sI5 u EL.. .lI q H
Louisville 90. 500 y u.-. go a tI... $50 q M
nOIH0 WEST
Lenue Mail NlWHt NG. bn# IaH.
Ynoeunoa 80, fi2j = D.. 2t3 a ~ G.l ID
.ArrfUe
81 Louis ...-Ili5O = Dr.. 0fiB a ar.... goo F u
Cairo s.-ss.s.s.... 200 a n.a atN b. H
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~It is expected that the County
Commissioners will meet to-day to
attend to some special business.
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E~ The Evansville Orchestra had
a pleasant rehearsal and reunion, at
the residence Of Tn. Vennemann, last
night,
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- Cashmere for Boys and Mems
wear. very cheap, at Schapker, Bus
sing g. Co.'S. now
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EE Go to Fish & Barriers and get
one of those beautiful Bibles. They
have a complete assortment of Family
and Pocket Bibles. oc1tf
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HAY.-We keep constantly on hand
a large lot of prime Hay, which we
offer low.
SCANTLIN, PARvIN & Co.,
Corner Locust and Water SITS.
nov2-5t
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TIE DECIsIoN.-We are informed
that the Supreme Court will render a
decision in regard to the building of
~ls-4G-e-rruzrJr-v-S77 Lle1
weeks.
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FRTDAY...-...................NoVEMBER 5, i
CITY N E w S

~ Patoka proposes to put on
airs" and is talking about 5000
hotel.
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Nashville Market.

By Telegraph.f NASHVILLE, nov 4.
COTTON Low middling, BKc good
ordinary I3c.
WHEAT-Rcd, 81 05s amber, 81 lUi Whllff
81 I5GI 20.
CoRE-EI 08.
OATs-6Jc.
RYE-Gl 90.
BARLEY-SI 2J.
FLoUR-g597 for super 20 fancy.
BACoN-sides, 2)cf hams, 12ci shouldefsi
171Sc.
LARD-Iec.
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ELY Err z Z w s
F0.- other River Items see 1Afrd Page.

The weather gave indications of rain up
TO dark last night, and continued warm
and sultry up to midnight. After dark,
however. the clouds passed away, and It
was nearly clear.
The additional arrivals and departures
up to midnight were the Robert Moore
Memphis to Cincinnati; Fayette, to Hen
derson and return; Alpha. to Cairo; Falls
City, Louisville to Bowling Green; Rapi-
dan No. 2. to Eastport; R. c. Gray, Mem
phis to Cincinnati; West Wind, from
Cairo.
The Robert Moore had about 1000 bales
of cotton, zS7 OF which she discharged here
1.-The Alpha and Rapidan No. 2 had
excellent trips out; the latter was literally
packed full.........The Fayette had a God
afternoon trip out yesterday The
Falls City had a fair trip from Louisville,
and added largely here. She left at 8
O'Clock, drawing ~ feet.........The Edin-
burg got her cotton out, and LETT at 5
o'cloclz.........The Robert Moore engaged 10
take considerable freight from here. and
Capts. Ferrell and Ben MerrieIles, being
old sailors, are sure to put her through
We are informed that Jimmy Miles. the
well known and popular clerk OF the Rob
ert Moore, was In delicate health dur
ing the trip, and occupied his state
room far more than usual. He
seemed, however, IN fair health last
night.........The Falls City enters the trade
from Evansville to Bowling Green. in
place of the Evansville, and will continue
in the trade till the Evansville is ready to
resume business. She will leave here every
Tuesday and Saturday at four O'Clock m
in charge of Captain John Robinson, with
IN "a 0ff7
pleasant and obHging gentlemen and ex.
perienced in their profession. The
Pine Bluff to-day enters the Green River
| trade in place Of the Hartford, and viii
leave at eleven O'Clock A. n for Para.
disc and all way landings. Captain
R. L. Lancaster will command, and
Bnly Liter win have charge OF ths
| office. The Pine Bluff is pleasantly APP
| pointed boat, and we bespeak for her {
/ good trip............Th The R. G. Gray arrived a
ten last night, with a barge with nearl,
1000 bales of cotton for Cincinnati. Sh
broke her capstan at Walkers Bar, ant
lies over here to repair.............-..Near tel
o'clock last night, the wind suddenl.
chopped round to the Northwest, AM
blew regular brigazse, blowing the Rob
ert Moore's stem square out into the river
and caused the Gray much trouble fl
landing. The West Wind arrived iron
Cairo at 1880 this morning, full of people
and with a moderate freight. Among he
passengers was Marion Wright, the lat
gentlemanIy and accomplished clerk c
the Inflated Cumberland. who comes /
settle claims against that boat. See notic
below. The West Wind viii return {
Cairo at p. M. to-day, and, being yer
light, will go through without detention
Capt. Alb. Mackey commands, and Mars
WalthaIl is her accomplished clerk..........
The Palestine and Champion, over duo
had not arrived at O'Clock this morning
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MILD PUNISHMENT. = From the
Terre Haute Express we learn that
.C. w. Erney had his trial on We'd
nesday last, for shooting Major
Smith. He was found guilty by the
Jury, and fined one hundred dollars
and sentenced to the County Jail for
thirty days. This is what we would
call very light punishment for so
grave a crime. He has yet to stand
trial for shooting Mr.. Brown.
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Rag 500 Towels worth 40 cents, for
25 cts. More Millinery just received,
at Schapker, Bussing q Cos. now
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BG Decalcemania, or Pictures for
transferring, with varnish for fixing at
Fish & Barriers. oc1tf
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Transfer Packet Steamer tagcllc
leaves Evansville daily Hi......a. 2 ..I F.H.
Train leaves henderson Hi........... & s..I I7...
Arrive 40 MndfH1uvill ea........ ..s..i JlllFH
GUlN0 NORTH.
Train leaves ModiaonNiile dnilg
(5unuuva oEeeutedJ ab s...s......s..t. z iII .'r
Arrive I'D fcuocrHDu..-.... ..s-.... ... 4 ..I
Arrive at Evansville boy Transfer
Packet fnyettc .........ss ....as... ? ..' # n.
Making connection both HHH HlIH
trains on tho II. A Es NHilr0Hu.
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For RENT-New store room, suit
able for small retail business. stu
ated on the corner of Locust and Sec
ond Streets. Apply at corner of
Third and Main Streets to
nov4-tf G, w. SHAEKLIN.
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DIsoRDERLY. - Quite a sensation
was created about dark last night, on
Water Street. Stanley Young, of
Henderson, who was lately tried and
acquitted for the killing of Powell,
was intoxicated, and created a dis
turbauce at the American House. by
threats and fourishing his revolver.
He vas arrested by Tom. Royston.
but made some resistance, and for SO
doing was conveyed to the Station
House.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Judge Will
lard had only one case before him
yesterday. Some countryman, from
Dubois County, drove over the side
walk, on Main Street, just beyond the
Bulls Head, and for so doing was
arrested by special policeman with
out pay Tom Hopkins. He was
fined 81 80.
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River DisnafoIlea.

PTTTsBURG, November 4.-Monongahela
1wenty six inches, and falling. Weather
clear. Thermometer 1872.
CrSCINNATI, November f. - Port List
Arrived, the packets. Decentralization,
for New Orleans. River slowly declining,
with feet 10 inches In the channel The
weather is warm and cloudy, with appear.
ance of rain.
LOUISVILLE, Novem Der 4.-River decltn-
ing slowly, with four feet in the canal, and
tweet on the falls. Weather cloudy and
warm. Arrfved-Anna. st. Louis to Ctn-
cinnati; Mountain Belle, Cincinnati 70
Evansville.
CAIRO, Nov. f.. Port List - Lewellln,
Evansville packet, An; Umpire, Louis
willie to return, An: st. Joseph, Mem
phis 10 st. Louis. Pm: Nick Wall, st.
Louis to Req River, Pm. River fell 4
inches. Weather cloudy. Mercury 60
NAsHvILLE, November s.-Rfver falling,
with Is inches scant on Harpeth Shoals.
The weather is pleasant. with indications
of rain.
MEMPHIS, November 4.-Weather clear
den, from Evansville. Departed-Colora-
do and Commonwealth for st. Louis: Sam
]. Hale, with ], 900 bales Of cotton for Gin
cinnati. The steamer Linton, sunk re-
Gently in the Arkansas River, is broken in
two. The steamer Van Buren,, sunk last
week, lies In fifteen feet OF water.
NEW ORLEANS, November 4.-Arrfved--
Olive Branch and Indiana. Departed
Mary Houston and Bismarck. m
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BoWLDERING.-The work of bowl
dering Locust Street is about COM
pIeted, and will be finished to-day.
The bowlder brigade will be trans
ferred to Main Street at once, and the
work of improving that street will be
pushes forward as long as the bowl
ders last. There are several boat
loads on the way, which will be here
as soon as the river sWells little.
We hope MIR. Lowry will be able to
finish Main Street before the bad
weather sets in.
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D@- Prang's Cromos, equal to The
finest Oil Paintings, from 81 30 to
$25 CO. Call and examine them at
E. 81 BIS. oc1tf
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Stated Communication of Evans
vile Chapter No. IL, this (Friday)
evening, at O'Clock. A full attend
auce is requested.
a. j. CoLBURN,
1t ~ Secretary
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B9The latesfstyle Millinery Goods
and Velvet can be always had at
Hughes' Oct20
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WITH Dyspeptics everything IS wrong.
Foed does not digest: sleep does not re-
fresh; wine does not cheer; smiles do not
gladden.; music does not charm, nor can
any other joy enter the breast of the mis-
cradle dyspeptic. You must get rid OF IT,
or it will become seated and confirmed,
and life will be a burden. and existence q
curse, PLANTATION BITTERS will do away
with all this New life, strength and en-
ergy will take possession OF you. The
damask will again bloom upon your
cheek, and the luster in your eye will
again be as bright as in your healthtest,
happiest and r1ost joyous days.
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Rally for The 0arnll Railroad.
Meeting at NATIONAL Hail
ON Saturday Night.

We are requested to give notice of
Railroad meeting at the National
Hall, on Saturday night, November
9th, to hear arguments in favor of the
Common Council of Evansville SUBJ
scribing 100000 to the stock of the
Evansville and Carmi Railroad. Good
speeches and good music is expected,
and a general turn out is desired.
But few days more remain before
the day of election, and it is hoped
the people viii fully understand how
greatly the vitality and future of our
city will be affected if we should fail
to vote this subscription. so
CorroN AND BROOM CoRN.-Mar-
tin, Gardner & Co. sold. yesterday,
fifteen bales Of Tennessee River cotton
at 21a@22Re for Ordinary to Good
Ordinary. The whole lot was pur-
chased by Mackey, Nisbet & Go. The
prices realized were very good. under
the unfavorable advices from New
York. the great staple having had q
downward tendency at the latest re-
ports.
They also sold three tons Of broom
corn at from $145 to $3.50 per tom
The demand for this article is very
good in this city.
The prospects for a large cottor
business here during this season, are
fattering. From advices from gentle
men representing this city, that are
now travelling through the cotton
regions, we learn that large amour
of the staple will be diverted to thi
city for sale. All that is necessary i
for our business men to sustain thi
new branch of trade. and it viii
add greatly to the business and repu
tation of our city.
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" Barrett's " a public benefactOr.
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Wig-makers don't like bar
rett."
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne. and sold at hall
the price. novl-d3teOd wi.
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Thick and Thin

THICK ana thin
Feet will find shoes to fit at
GEO. MILLER & Co.'S,
now 1w 80 Main Street.
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Social HOP. = The select social
Hop, at National Hall, last night,
gotten up by number of our Hebrew
citizens, was very pleasant affair,
and a large number of gallant gentle
men and handsome ladies were pres
ent. The ball was the concluding
festivities in honor of a wedding that
took place on Wednesday night.
As midnight an elegant lunch was
spread by Mr.. Seelig, who knows how
to cater for occasions of this kind.
All the delicacies of the season were
included in the bill Of fare.
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+" Barrett's . spreads its fame.
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this morning = b5 General Shackel-
ford for the defense. and Colonel
Buchanan for the State. It IS sup
posed that Judge Jones's instruc-
tons to the jury will be quite inter
esfino
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OAK STREET SEwER.-The mouth
of Oak Street Sewer has been over
hauled and fixed up in the most sub
stantial manner. It has been paved
for distance of fifty feet in front of
the sewer, extending clear to the river
at low water mark, and the paving is
thirty feet wide. The work was done
by George Bingham, and was super
intended by Councilman Hopkins,
who has taken a great deal of interest
and labored hard during this Sum
mer, to have our sewers put IN COM
plete repairs. The work has been
done we'll. and if it had not been
done this season, in another year
would have cost thousands of dollars.
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LfuUo LAn. MnlI. HIu.GHt
n. IiRute .t..... so a m 5s8J r Bio. asiI ~
Nlnconnoa. d. gi5A D.. $500 H.allii9 a 81
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Indp'iisafs5 An. 1850 MlsGFm 5aorn
T. H. o.so AMio.4o An. ls55ruusura
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A new generation from Barrett"
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How 20 obtain a Set or Globe Dickens
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10 LoUBvI LLE.-EVHfy Monday OBJ DOB
O'Clock An. Every Tuesday Wu0al..
day, rhursdpy Friday and saturday atf
10 CAIno-Daily. except sunday, at e.
O'clock P. a.
day Thursdny, and Saturday at O'Clock
Pm.
no EAsTroEr.-Every Tuesday aud aat-
uriay al o'clock =. 40
10 HElpEas0H- Daily, ozoapa suHdaya.
&c O'Clock P.lf.
10 NAaHyILEE-- Even Tueaday. Wfdae..
day and saturday Ht q q. Ms
Transient boats daily zap ana HuWH.
10 CucIHHATf-hgerg EatullHN HE IH
An
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day, and saturday at lQ h.hl
Rockp0rtstago tvla HeWburgH nua Boone
g1le,l carrying tne mai, leaves ut 81 A. r.
on Mondayas WcduOsdnyH and HFIHaHH.
Arrives by Z. M IueaiHgg, ThuuHHyf
and Saturday.
New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Mon.
days and kFldAHH att A. nI. AIfiveH NHa..
days aud Saturdays by g o.. Fl.
Mt. vernon Mall Stage leaves daily Con
sept humdaVhl &C A. m. Arrives unHIu as
sept BundnYH) by y. nj
10 hEWhuha.-- Hacn daily teEccrt Han-
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A
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-04-27

At meeting Of the Staunton Baptist church,
held on march 7th, 1869, the following resolu-
lions were unanimously adopted;
Whereas the Rev. Geo. B. Taylor has been
appointed Chaplain of the University, of vir-
ginia, and has, in consequence thereof, tender
ed his resignation as pastor of this church
l. Resozred, That, in accepting his resigna-
ton the church deeply feels the loss it sustalns
10 being deprived of the services OF an able,
faithful and successful minister of the gospel,
under whose labors it has grown from feeble
beginning in 1857, with about 20 members, to
its present state of prosperity, in which it num-
bers over 200; but it yields, though reluctant,
", to his firm conviction of duty, as expressed
in his letter of resignation, and to the claims OF
the State University.
2. Resolved That this church has grateful
sense of the unwearied labors and personal
sacrifices and privations which its pastor has,
for more than eleven years, endured without
murmuring, for the sake of building it up and
strengthening and consolidating its interest !;
and that the prayers and best wishes Of all its
members, several of whom have been recently
baptized by him, will follow him and his family
to his new sphere of labor.
At subsequent meeting, 1t was
Resozred, That the Religious Herald be re-
uuested to publish the foregoing resolutions
P. b. HoGE, Clerk.