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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
The Alabama Claims Treaty.

AHO NIWWHHlH NIHIHhs IreaIy'
The Secretary OF the Senate proposes to ask
the Senate for "a select committee to investigate
the manner in which the Alabama treaty was
obtained for publication. He is responsible for
the custody of all executive documents until
the Senate has disposed of them. 1t is sur
missed that the World obtained it from the Pre-.
sident. One ofthe Presidents secretaries is con-
nectod with the WOr d.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
s. MARsHAL's OFFICE, E. D. OF PENN.

pODGERs' AND WOSTENHOLM'S POCKET
LII KNIVES, Pearl and Stag Handles, OF beautiful
hnish RODGERS and WADE BUTOHERs RA.
XOR6, and the celebrated LROOULTRH RAZOR
SCISSORS of the finest quality.
ka2Ors, Knives, Scissors and Table Cutlery Ground
and Polished 81 r. MADEIRA's. Mo- III 3. TENTB
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Ror additional Marine Net0l see FTrs Page.

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
eulg IL MOON = s1s --.,..- 80
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A LEXANDER G. CATTELL a. co
IA PRODUCE COMMISSION MEROHANTa,
No. rs NORTH WHARVES
No. q north WATER STREET,
PHILADELPHIA ~
ALEXANDRA e. oAxEML NLDAN oAzxEL1
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INSURANCE COMPANIES,
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
INsURANCE9 ON LIVES
AND
GRANTING ANNUITIES.
Capital, s. ,oooS 900
FifIy-siXth Annual Statement.
Fifty-sixth Annual Statement.

Publish, in conformity with an act OF the
Legislature, the following statement Of their
assets on the lst December, 1861
Real Estate, League Island, Office
Building, No. 304 Walnut street, and
several well-secured Ground Rents s3S3.5O375
beTed Property .......... $40 5000
Loans, with ample collsterals.......;. 9lS,45l 4S
Debts due to Company, including adj
vances on Trust states...."..."..... lib. 1853 0I
Cash 202,2S 43
stocks and Loans per list 376 SOL 92
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steamship Junata, HoXie Havana and New Orleans,
Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship Wyoming Teal, Savannah, adephia
and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Schr Emily and Jenny Hewitt, Zaza, 8. q w, Welsh.
Schr j. Z, Detwiler, Grace Savannah, Bathoury,
WickeTeh ham Il 90.
str Il. franklin Iierson, Baltlme re. A. Groves. Jr
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Auausenents.

Harry MCCARTHY AT THE OPERA
HoUsE.-There was fair, but not
large audience at the Opera House
last night, and the performances were
very fine. Harry introduced a half
dozen or more new characters, nearly
all of which we're decided hits, and
brought down the house. He grows
in public favor each time he appearss
Miss Lottie Estelle sung superbly.
and never appeared to better adyanf
tage thar in her Highland costume,
as she sang 'sOver the Seae'n and
da6ced the Highla1d Fling To-
day they go to Henderson, and thence
to Paducah and the South, promising
to give our people call upon their
return. +
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ANOTHER ARREST. The Chief Of
Police, learning that Geo. Van Blari-
can had left the city very suddenly,
on Wednesday night, aud had been
met within three miles of Mt. Vernon
at 81 o'clock Thursday morning,
thought the case looked little sus-
picious, and proceeding to Mt. Yer
non yesterday and got the officers Of
that city to look Vanup. The day was
spent in vain search. but about dark
he turned up and was brought back
to this city. The fact Of his having
walked through to Mt. Vernon during
the night, is we'll calculated to create
suspicion. We are glad the city au-
thorities are making vigorous efforts
to ferret out the se0undrels who in
fest our city. We hope they will
prove successful.
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A STRONG COAIBINATIoN.-As will
be seen bya card published elsewhere,
a partnership has been formed be-
tween J. w. Nexsen, the WelB known
old aud reliable Insurance Agent, and
Elk Mayor VIM. Baker, to carry. on
the Insurance business. Both gentle
men have had large experience in the
business, and both stand pre-eminent-
ly aud deservedly high in public esti-
nation. Mr.. Baker, brother to Gov
ernor Baker, and for nine years Mayor
of the city of Evansville, is noted for
financial sagacity VI "a high order, and
for the most unsRerving integrity.
The new firm cannot fail to command
a large business, as they Will repre-
sent many of the very best Insurance
Companies of the country. Their
Office will be con tinued in Marble
Hall, No. 9 Main Street, between
Water and First Streets. up stairs.
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a V1LLAINOUs CIRoULAR.-A gem
tlemaa yesterday handed US a circular
and card received by a young man in
his employ. 1t is dated New York,
1869, and sets forth that the writers,
Moves & Co., 65 Wall Street, n. Y,
have on hand large stock of exact
likenesses of the genuine United
States Treasury Notes, executed by
the most skiIlful workmen In the art
outside the States prison. which they
are anxious to dispose of on the fol-
lowing liberal terms: Packages repre-
sentipg $500, for SIS; $500 for $50;
81 GOO for $50; aud $4,000 for $50. A
fftv dollar package will secure the
monopoly of supplying a whole town,
and an $50 package secures a county
right. They then proceed to direct
how to send on the money, and give
spaeious reasons for not sending sam
pies. The whole is bold and bare
faced swindIe and a piece Of unmita-
gated villainy, a trap that none but
fools and ninnies viii fall into
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RiVer TlEsE.aiolaon

PITTsBURG, Sept. 30.-Mononga-
hela feet 6 inches and falling.
Weather clear. Thermometer 630.
Nav ORLEANS, Sept. 3O.ZArrived
.-MeGill. Armadillo, and Mollie
Able. Departed--Mississippi.
Z NASHVILLE, Sept. 30.-River fall
ing, with II inches on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather fair and warm. The Ella
Hughes left for Cairo.
= MEMPHIS, Sept. 30.-The weather
Is clear and pheasant. River falling.
Arrived-R. q. Gray, Cincinnati. De-
parted-Forsyth, st. Louis; Waunita,
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September 3O.-Arri-
vals-Regular packets. Departed
Batesville, for White River. Rive I
on a-stand with a tendency to rise: Z
feet in the channel rising below
Marietta.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 3O-Port List
Anna, Cincinnati to st. Louis; Lee
Claire, from Tennessee River; Nick
LongWorth, to New Orleans. The
river is stationary, with 4 feet inch
water in. the canal, 2 feet 1 inch on
the falls and / foot l inch over the
rocks. Weather clear and pleasant.
Business good.
CAIRO, September 30.-Mohawk,
Cairo to New Orleans, IL pm; Col
orado, st. Louis to Vicksburg, IL
p. M Clara Scott, Evansville packet,
noon; Cebb-Webb, Cairo to White
River, 3 pm Shamrock, st. Louis to
Cincinnati, 4 pm; Bon Accord, St.
Louis to Mound City, 4 pm; Bis
marek, st. Louis to New Orleans, 5
pm; Alpha, Eastport to Cairo, z
pm; 0ctavia, st. Louis to Mound
City, z pm. River fell 6 inches.
Weather clear mercury go.
ST, LOUIS, September 30.-Arrived
w. j. Lewis, from Omaha; Rubi-
con, from Vicksburg; Illinois, from
Peoria; Minnesota, from st. Paul /;
Atlantic and barges. from New Or
leans; Kate Robinson, from Cincin-
natl; st, Luke, from Miami; Bayard,
from SCOTS Landing; w. r. Arthur,
from New Orleans; Belle Memphis,
from Memphis; Lucy Bertram, from
Keokuk. Departed-Lucy Bertram,
to Keokuk; City Of St. Paul, to St.
Paul; Bayard, to SCOTS Landing;
Pauline Carroll, to New Orleans; st.
Joseph. to Hickman; Marble City,
to Vicksburg; III. III. Shreve, to
Omaha. The river is still falling, and
all the upper streams are declining.
Weather clear and warm.
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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 equal, as we have tried everything
that has been offered to the public in
the line of Silver Polish, Silver Pow
ders and Soaps, and found that they
would all scratch and ruin the Silver
after using two or three times. rt4
We guarantee our Silver Polish not
TO damage the ware in the least, and
it may be used even by inexp erienced
help with entire safety, as it contains
nothing that can possibly ipjare Plate
or Jewelry..
Manufactured and for sale by
p. L. GEIssLER & Co,
Jewellers. No. 81 Main Street, Evans
vile, Indiana. @ sep25 Z
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EVANSVILLE, IND, Sept. q, 1869.

EVANSVILLE, IND, Sept. p, 1869.
Nessrs. Cloud, AAtn Dc Co.:
GENTLEMEN:-It gives me much
pleasure to testify to the wonderful
effects of your Hair Restorer, Jata-
mansi. During the late war, in the
battle of Williamsburg. May 9th,
1862, l was wounded in the head, and
and very soon after I commenced
losing my hair, which continued until
I became completely bald. [ re-
NAMED in that condition up to the
month of June in this year, when,
after having tried Halls. Barrett's,
and other professed Hair Restorers,
without effect, [ 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. Il. HEBB,
Clerk Evansville g. Charlottesville
Railroad Depot. sep25
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs.-There
was but little of general public inter
est transacted in the Court of Com
mon Pleas yesterday.
A Mrs. Evans. whose husband had,
a few days ago. obtained divorce,
fled a cross bill, and was allowed by
the Court 81 600 alimony.
In the case of Bowers VS.. Daniel
Aiken. for back rents and money, the
iury rendered verdict for the plant
if in the sum Of $40.
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TRACES OF THE FIRE FIEND.-We are
informed that yesterday morning three
match boxes, two empty and one full
of matches, were found on the vacant
lot near che residence Of the Misses
Lawrence, on Water Street, above
Walnut. 1t is suspected that after
the arrest of Capt. Foster, that some
confederate, fearing that his turn
would come next, dropped these silent
witnesses where they were found.
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WILL ENTER ON DUTY.--William
Warren, Jr., will enter on duty tot day
az Assistant Assessor of District No.
10, a new district, which has been Gre
ated BY Assessor Jas. II. McNeeiy.
The new district embraces all that
part of the city below Main Street.
p. G. Eberwine will continue as As
SCISSOR Of District No. 9, which en-
braces that portion Of the city above
Main Street.
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MONEY SAYED.-R. w. Harper q
Co., No. 30 First Street, are now Of
fering to the trade d large variety Of
fine tobacco and cigars Of their own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock, and viii sell as
cheap as the same. artic5a1 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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In SAFE KEEPING.-The man Eos
ter, who was arrested on Wednesday
night, as he left the alley leading into
Cherry Street, between Water and
First, just as the FIRE broke out in
Marlett's stable, was yesterday morn
ing turned over to the Sheriff. and is
safely lodged in the County Jail. We
have been placed in possession of
many circumstances connected with
this case, but as the officers are hunt
ing up his confederates, we deem it
proper to refrain from making men.
ton of them for the present. A pre.
liminary examination win be had to-
day OF tomorrow, when all the facts
elected will be given to the public.
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LoNawoRTH. TRACT.-We call at
sansion to the announcement Of the
safe of city lots, in the LoDgworth
Tract, which will be found in the
Local Column. This will be fine
chance to secure good property.
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A DAsTARDLY AND SINGULAR OUT
RAaE.-We are told that on Wednes-
day night, just after dark. young
girl, aged fourteen or fifteen years,
who was remarkable for the great
beauty and length Of her hair, which
she wore in two large plaits, went to
the wood-house of Mr.. Daussman, in
whose family she resides, for wood,
and as she was gathering it up a man
seized her by the hair, and with some
sharp instrument severed one of tho
braids, or plaits, completely from her
head As soon as she recovered
sufficiently from her terror she gave
the alarm, and Mr.. Daussman rushed
to her assistance. As he entered the
wood-house the scoundrel sprang out
into the alley and made his escape.
1t will be remembered that two out
rages Of like character were COM
mitted, in the same neighborhood, in
this city, year or so ago, and no clue
has ever been found to the perpetra-
tor or perpetrators. 1t is more than
likely these several outrages were
committed by one and the same per-
son, as they were all effected in the
same manner, and most expertly.
What his motive may be, is mys-
terry. If caught, no punishment could
be too severe for such a scoundrel.
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There is no mistake about 1t, PLAETA-
TIoN RITTERs viii ward off Fever and
Ague and all kindred disc asses, if used In
time No family need suffer from this dis
tressing comp amt if they Will keep PLAN
TATION BITTERS in the house, and use II
tant ingredient of this medicine is Call
saga or Peruvian Bark, which is known
to be the finest and purest tonic in the
vegetable Kingdom The extract OF this
Bark is the active principle of all the good
Fever and Ague Medicines prescribed by
Intelligent doctors. Calisaya Bark is used
extensively in the manufacture of PLAN
TATION BITTERS, as well as quinine, and
we dare say they owe their popularity
mostly to that TACT. We can recommend
them.
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GONG 1T ALONE.-By card else
where it will be seen that Messrs,
Hayhurst & Whitaker, commission
merchants and commercial brokers,
No. 6 South Water Street, have dis
solved partnership, and henceforward
Mr.. Hayhurst will go it alone" and
we hope he will receive the same lib
eral patronage heretofore extended to
him.
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0ne Thonsana DnIInrs ReWard.

One Thousand Dollars Reward will
be paid for the arrest and conviction
of any incendiary setting fire to any
property in the city of Evansville
the same to be payable on conviction
of the party.
By order of the Evansville Board
of Underwriters.
j. w. NExsEN. Pres't,
Il. E. LAWRENCE, Sec'y.
Evansville, Oct. /, '69. 1t
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VALUABLE PRoPERTY FOR SALE
We direct attention to advertisement
of house and lot for sale BY j. j..
Whitaker. 1t will be sold at a great
bargain.
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IA" Hang your banner ON the
outer WALL" the cry is Still they
come" The above is the motto
adopted by Parkhill since he COM
menced making the beautiful CLOUD
Photograph" Have you seen ito"
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THROUGH the efforts Of our friends
We have nice lot of goods 10 show
you, at No. l33 Main Street, between
Fourth and Fifth. Give US a call.
We. will sutt you IN price, style and
ut. g Ao3 DAVIDSON & BECKER,
Merchant Tailors, 1873 Main Street.
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ExrRA POLICEMEN APPOINTED.

EXTRA POLICEMEN APPoINTED-
The City Council, at their extra meet
ing yesterday. appointed two special
policemen in each ward, to assist in
freeing the city from the proving
scoundrels who are preying upon the
property of our citizens.
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REVER r. ~ w g.
F9,.othe,. - - be 49, -.
~ additional arriuaIs 90 &C.,.


The additional arrivals and depart
ures up to O'clock this morning, in
clude the Nightingale, Louisville and
return; Mary Davage, Cincinnati to
New Orleans; Rapidan, to Passport;
Norman, from Cairo......."The Mary
Davage had a huge trip on herself
and barges, and added largely here.
She was still at the wharf at 2 o clock
A. M............The Rapidan No. 2 had
a magnificent trip-as good as she
ever carried Shesdid not get off till
after eleven The
Norman arrived alta. NJ, with a good
trip She lost two nights by fog, and
will return TO Cairo at 4p. NJ. to- day,
positively........The Clara Scott ar
rived at Cairo at noon yesterday, and
will hardly be back in time to leave
to-day.....-The Nick Longworth may
be expected early to-day. She will
have hard work to get out, as the
pilots of the Norman report only Al
leet on walkers Bar.-.....Ihe Pey-
tona and barges are still fast on Walk
or's Bar~.@~.The Champion will
also be here this morning, for st.
Louis.
MAEIEtsT-Of the steamer Nor
man, from Cairo to Evansville, Sept.
30, 1861 acOb Daum, l cask clay;
5 j EoWers, - bbls scrap iron, IL
bags rags, 2 tons scrap iron; Reitz &
Haney, sack castings; Joseph Die
ser, B kegs grease; Preston Bros, 80
mt bbls,. 1 ton scrap iron; Schaeffer,
Green. & Weir, 4 SKIS wool; Mrs A
Alt, pkg mdse; Stockwell & Co. 3
SKIS feathers; M Chapman, 2 SKIS wool;
Cloud, Akin & Co, case tablets;
Cook & Rice. IS beer bbls; Charles
Babeock y Go, a bdls hubs, &c, VIM
@ Brown Co, 100 bbls -four; OiCon-
ner & Rail-, 8 pkgs mdse.
LouisEille-6 bbls apples, 2 bags
wool. ~,
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THE SYCAMORE STREET SEWER
The contractors are making fine pro-
gress on the mouth Of the Sycamore
Street Sewer, and if the good weather
holds, and the water stays down, the
work viii soon be so far advanced as
to secure the sewer from further dam
age. In order to secure a good, firm
foundation, about ten feet more OF
the sewer will be exhumed. and the
abutment built up in manner that
cannot fail to be permanent. The
work Is being gotten into good shape,
and will be prosecuted with vigor.
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MEETING OF THE Cry CoUNCIL.-
The City Council was convened yes
terday, but transacted no business
which they desire published at pres
ent. E
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RECORDER CoURT.-The Recorder
only had two cases yesterday. John
Donovan, for the third time, got
drunk and disorderly. and was taxed
50 %. John thought he might as
well haved said 50 90, and went grace
fully back to his old quarters.
Henry Hendricks was charged with
a like ofFense, and insisted on having
a jury to ascertain whether he was
guilty or not. They said he was, and
as the costs were about S25, they
fixed his fine at one cent. He Sc
cured the costs.
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SO Stationery, School Books, Wall
Paper. and notions of various kinds
for sale at Charlie Tileston's, Main
Street, between Fourth and Fifth,
No. 135. oct1.1t
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HOME AGAIN.-Wm. Warren, Jr..
our esteemed, fellow-citizen, re-
turned from New York on Wednes
day evening. He went to the metro
polls to secure an artificial arm, and
Uncle Samuel, that kind old gen.
tleman, furnished him with a very
fine one-almost as good as the nat
ural ones. Mr.. Warren was In Wall
Street during the great gold excite
ment last week, aud says he. saw
sights" that astonished him considera-
biz.
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BG- Fish & Barter have a fine
assortment Of Ladies, Initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes to match.
oc1Tf
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MIsrAKEN.-The body found near
the wreck of the Phantom, and sup
nosed to be that Of VIM. Grammer,
nroves to be that of deck passenger.
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B9~ We shall commence the sale of
reserUed seats for BLIND TOMS Con-
CERT this (Friday) morning.
oct1 WARREN & CONYEGTON.
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ATTRACTIONS
Dress Goods a Speciality.

just opened, Black and Colorad
Silks, Irish Poplins, Robaix and lux
emburg Poplins, Velours, and a most
rare assortment of Black Goods, fo1
suits and dresses.
Medium and best quality Of Lyons
Silk Gloakiug Velvets.
A very superior stock Of 6pe
Laces and Embroideries.
Carpets-Body Brussels Tapestries,
Three-ply, Ingram and most every
quality and kind manufactured.
Cheapl Cheaperl / Cheapest
Goods delivered to all parts of tl.e
city by express, free Of charge. seq
Barrett's'' strengthens the hair.
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Ia Go to Fish. & Barriers and get
one of those beautiful Bibles. They
have complete assortment of Family
and Pocket Bibles. oc1tf
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B The Gard Photographs made
by. w. L. Werthington & Co., cant
be beat this side of New York. Come,
see for yourself. corner Main and
Second Streets. sep28-1m
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EI- The largest fine stock Of Hats
Caps and Furs ever brought to Indi-
ana, can now be found at
sep21-tf 81. A. WEBER & Cos.
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B- Writing Inks, of all the best
brands. always on hand at the Jour-
NAL. Office.
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B@ The price of Photographs is
reduced to 50 90 per dozen at w. Z.
Worthington & Co.'s, corner Main
and Second Streets. Come, SEE. us.
ns sep28- In
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HEAVY SALEs.-On last Wednes-
day Messrs. Semonin. Dixon & Co.
sole 100 cases of boots and shoes.
That is what We call good business.
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e97- For a stylish Bonnet or Hat,
call on Miss Bellani, in charge Of
Sehapker, Bussing & Co.'s Millinery
Department. seq
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OFFICERS ELECTED.-The follow
ing brethren were last night elected
officers ofAIorning Star Lodge No. 2,
7. o. o. f., for the ensuing term: ..
K. Drew, n. G.; Samuel p. schwing,
v. g.; VIM. D. Andrews. Recording
Secretary; James Swanson, Freasq-
rer; B. Dyson aud Green Bellamy,
Representatives to Grand Lodge.
Morning Star is 10 fouriahiBg con-
ditiop, $3.50 1"A
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FINE ARTs.-Fish & Barter have
just received a large number Of
Prang's celebrated Ohromos, equal in
point of beauty to the finest oil paint
iDgs, which they are selling very low
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B@~ Novelties in Dress Goods, now
on sale and very cheap. at Schapker,
Busting & Co.'S. seq
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FISH & BARTER have just received
a complete assortment of ladies
French and American Note Paper
and Envelopes to match. se4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-01
STEAMBOATS,.
NOTICE no CREDTT0Pq

a LII PERSONS IFAvvwe. Crsr,re
"a against tie steamer Noryo a. : 80
hereby notified to present the same within
thirty days for settlement fofI1arvTIse
they VIII be debarred.) to j. SfDzlef u fsoT,
No. % North Water Street, Evansvflie or
TO the undersigpe i, at Louisville, XIV.
Sept. %, 1869 23lm