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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

BY Telegraph Sc. LOUIS. Nov. Is.
ToBACCo-scarce and in demand atm!
prices.
CoTroN-23IIc for mlddling. ~
HEMP-N othing doing.
FLoUR-H Heavy and very little doing
superf1ne 50 35@4 05: x 81 250g4 so: Xxx IS %;
Xxx s. 25g5 so; family S. 1907 10.
WHEAT-Medium grades dull 10 W choice
scarce and firm; Eo.2Iowa Spring soc; N o.
red FAN 9Jg971zc and 81 O219@I 10; choice
u 20gl b; prime white 81 l09l Is; choice
81 30. uz1 II l.I-llf
CoRN-Scarce and firm at 68471c for new
In buiks I'D mixed In SACKS at S2485c ;
choice yellow s0c; prime white 81 90.
OATS Dull and unchanged at s212G43c
in bulk, and 471&550c in sacks
BARLEY-Heayy. and, only the best quail
tiles are wanted strictly prime Minnesota
81 l7t5l III Fall 81 40.
Rye Inactive and unchanged at e5967c.
WHIsKY-Advanced to 81 O5.
PoRK-826 90.
BULK .MEArs-Dry -sal;ei shoulders l2@
1910; clear sides zoe.
BACoN-Clear sides and shoulders heid
at 1910.
LARD-sales In small way at 1919 for
choice tierce, and l8c for keg.
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EnrOnARn HarKeL.


BY Cable. LONDON NOV. 10.
CoNLoLs-935z. American securities qui-
ct and steady; '62s $50, do. '65 S2Z; do. '67
S3s4, 10 40s ~.
FRANKFORT, Novem Der l5.-Bonds active
and firm at 9915; Erie 20H; Illinois g3I5: a
& q w %. Stocks steady. French B5Ssrse
quiet; rentes 7Ifr. 65c.
LIVERPOOL, November Is. = Cotton
steady; middling uplands 1I55@II1%d, Or
MIA white wheat los; red Western 8sSf.
Winter 9s Id. Western Flour 22s Cd. Corn,
mixed, 29s. Oats 3s Sd. Peas AS
Cheese t0s. Bacon -67s Cd. New Shirts ~
Petroleum l1%d; refined Is IOd TaIlov
46s Cd. Turpentine 27s6t. Linseed on ISL
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BUSINESS RE7URNs FOB eCTORRR.
Monthly Revenue Returns.

Below we give the returns Of our
business men for the month Of Oeto-
Der. The river has been very low
for several months, and money has
been exceedingly tight, yet, notwith-
standing these drawbacks, the sales
reported amount to nearly one million
of dollars. We think this an exceed
ingly fair showing. The following are
the returns, as copied from the books
of the Assistant Assessor:
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sew YORK Cold and STOCK HaPAet.
EouIs7lne narket.

BY TelegrRph,l LOUISVILLE. Nov. Is.
TOBACCO-Quiet aEd firm; sales OF q
hhds Tugs at IS 5099 Is; low ana medium
leaf, So 509u.
CoTToS-Qutet; low mfdding. 28Jze.
ELOUR-SLeady; extra family, IS So
GRAIE-Quiet and steady. Wheat 5la
Is Com, $50. Oats, soc. Rye, zoe, all IN
buik.
Hoes Heavy; choice, l0I4o; gross re-
eeipts, 1900 head; killed, 3,G00
iPRoVIsIONs--Q Outlet. Hess Pork, $50. I3a-
con, packed, shoulders, 1910; clear sides
zoe; bulk shoulders and clear rib. lies clear
sides, I714C.
LARD-Tierce, 1T1Sc.
WHISKY-97G.
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a cover Of sand, four inches deep. is
laid and the brick is then laid upon
edge. This will make a substantial
and permanent floor. This tobacco
warehouse will be unquestionably the
best in the whole country.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

FAINT HoPEs.-A rain commenced
falling last night about 103 o'clock,
which somewhat inspires the hopes
of river men and shippers. Thank
full for small favors, they pray con-
tinuance and an increase in copious-
ness
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

IA DECIDED IMPRoyEMENT.-The
old stove, has been removed from
the Telegraph Office, corner of Main
and Water Streets, and a nice CRATE
has been set in the chimney instead.
making the room look far more cheers
full than ever before, and withal more
comfortable. too.
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Nov nrInana nnrkal

By TeIegrapb.1 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Is.
COTTON Firm at 235I02fc
bLoUB-FtTHn at s. 2585 5086 8.
toRN-ScRr3e and firm; white 81 IS.
OATS-Firm no 610B5c
BACoN-Held at l71z920l <Q205Sc for Shout.
deIs, clear rib and clear sides
& BRAN-Held at 81 ..
HAY-Scarce and firm at $50
Mess PORK--g3I 50.
s.II14ARD-Dall; tierce l73Igl81[c; key I99
sUeAR-Firm; prime l.3{c; yellow clari-
lied re.
MoLAssEs : Isirm at zee; choice 7sc.
/ WHISE w esJerm rectifed 81 1901 lG.
@l7c.
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PEARLF. - We understand that
some fine pearls have lately been
found in oysters by parties in this city.
We suppose, therefore, it would be
good speculation on the part of oyster
eaters, to inves. in the bivalve9 for
the sake Of the rearls.
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On motion, the matter was referred
tothe Mayor.
6The Mayor submitted acknowledge
ment of the receipt of 1927 IS by the
Farmers Loan and Trust Co, to pay
coupons on wharf bonds.
Ordered, that the Mayor and
Finance Committee be authorized to
renew certain notes, falling due within
the present week. fss5
The wharf report from October 19sh
to October 3lsf, $1O5 %; from Nov
ember 9Th to November 18th, 500 90.
collected by S. 2. Havelin. During
the same time Ply d. Vets reports
$171 03.
& Three reports, By John Dannattell.
showed 81 40 from outside collections
at Central Market. A second report
from Joe. Stahlhefer showed the
receipt of $104 20 from outside col
lections and stall rents at the Upper
Market House.
The report of the City Recorder
relative to the payment of fines into
the City Treasury was referred back
10 the Recorder for dates. 81
Charles Kreipke rendered his resig-
nation as fireman.
Ordered, that the Clerk issue a
cash order for Loco in favor Of j S.
Lowry.
Councilman Doughty moved that
the wages of the two day policemen
be raised to 81 20 per day. Agreed to.
On motion, the City Clerk was in
structed to issue cash order in favor
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

EpIcUREAN.-Our friend. Henry
Neumann, under Chambers Block,
is RECALLING his numerous guests on
quail, venison, fresh halibut, fresh lob
ster and fresh mackerel. to say moth
ing of prairie chicken wild turkey.
woodcock and snipe.
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INITIAL PAPER.-We received yes
terday another lot of Initial Paper,
and invite those in need of this article
to call at once, IS we have only about
a supply sufficient to last this week
on hand. 1t is the cheapest Initial
Paper ever offered in the city. Each
box contains one quire of paper and
twenty-four envelopes. Call at the
journal Offioe and examine it.
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huctIon-Real Estate.

Iua very few days | shall advertise
some very desirable Real Estate at
public auction. All persons having
property which they wish included in
said sale, will please give me the de-
scription this week.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
ncv9-tf Real Estate Agent.
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aen % IlrE aooaa aaraa..

By IoIegraph,I NEW YORK, = ON. -.
DRY G9oDs-The market is extremely
Gun and somewhat depressed, especially
Tor cotton goods. The following are the
most Important changes to=day: IRncas-
ter, l0-4, brown sheettngs are reduced from
&c 10 5I12ci Lowell, l0-4, bIeached uo., from
z21zc to 40c; Lancaster, 10 4 do from 45c to
z259c do, 4, do. from 40c 10 375Sc, and Mo-
nodnReks lO-4, do. from d716c to 45c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

.OLD Folks CoNcERT.-We learn
that the Philharmonic Society will
give a grand concert shortly. The
concert viii consist Of old fashioned
music, gotten up in the old style. 1t
is probable that the costumes will
also be gotten up in the styles that
were worn in "our grand-father's
davs."
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Ia The Latest Style Boots for La
dies are the Side Lace Polish Boots,
which will be found in great variety
at GEO. MILLER 81 Co.'s,
noV10,11,16 IS Main Street.
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Weed,s GeMlng MaeIIne:

It gathers, t0eks, fells, hemstitches
and seams without. any adjustment,
which no other machine will do.
Every machine warranted to perform
just as represented. Office at.Huds-
peth & Adams 63 Main Street. Call
and examine it. L.PEAK, Agent.
f, 2. S.-Agents wanted for the coun-
ties of P0sey and Gibson. nov16 IF
.33 --7------- : - a - : s
It
IS
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B9~ Now is the time to advertise.
Look at the columns of the JOURNAL
if you would know who are the live
business men.
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Nashville Market.

By Teles raphl NASHVILLE, Nov. 10.
C,5TToN--Qulet;l low middling, 225<c; good
ordinary 221Ic.
:, WHEAT-Ked 81 10; amber 81 Is; white
q RYE-S1 co.
CORN-sI Is.
OATS-65c.
BARLEY-Sl O.
FLoUR-s5 OO87 90 for superhae TO fancy
,BAcoN-Sides, zoe; hams, &c, shoulders,
aLARD-l9c.
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EB> Great reduction In Hoop Skirts
and Corsetsl We have just received
a large stock of German and French
Corsets, which we will sell at surpris-
ingly low rates for cash ct s. Bruner &
Co, s Hoop Skirt Factory, No. z First
Street nov10 Ivy
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HoGs.-Wm. Akin slaughtered two
hundred porkers yesterday. The
prices for hogs still rule at 8@8Ic
gross; and 10@104e nett.
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Be3@ Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with varnish for fixing at
Fish Il Barter's. oc1tf
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e8s- 7. G. Bridwell & Co corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines. American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-.
gTess and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
WidIT-tf
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Social HoP.-The Aurora Circle
will give q select hop at the National
Hall tonight. We predict a large
attendance and 2 fine time"
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TRE MARK ETg

F1NANcIAL.--The stringency In our
money market continues, and it is ex-
ceedingly difficult to place even short
paper at any reasonable rate of discount.
The Banks have full discount lines, and
the applications for loans meet with little
success. Rates of interest are unchanged.
Exchange on New York is scarce, but no
change in rates.
Gold is lower buying, I25, and selling.
III.
Covernunent bonds are lower. and we
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Weeds sewing Machine.

The Family Favorite. Call and
examine its workings. No. 63 Main
Street. t1l .l.e noVl6-tf
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Lime for Sale.

A large lot of Fresh Lime for sale
at Soc per barrel.
seH MARTIN, GARDNER Il Co.
DoY11-1w
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Bay Cashmere for Boys and Mems
wear. very cheap, at Schapker, Bus
sing 81 Cos. now
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NEARLY Up.-The new building of

NEARLY UP.-The new building of
Mr.. Samuel Orr. on Sycamore Street.
between Water and First, is rapidly
attaining its proposed altitude, and if
good weather prevails to-day, it viii
probably be ready for the roof. II is
a very substantial structure, and will
be a great ornament and improvement
to that locality. sr 4ae
The new building Of Lindenschmidt
& Co., on the corner of Elm Street
and the alley between Water and
First Streets. is ready for the roof,
the rafters being up. A few days good
weather will enable the workmen to
have it under roof This is another
spacious aud substantial Improvement
to our city, sss
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

MACHINERY AND SUPPLY AGENCY.
We call attention to the displayed
advertisement OF Christian Kratz.
Founder and Machinist. Mr.. Kratz
keeps all kinds of machinery on
hand at all times, and will fill all
orders promptly, and at the most
reasonable rates. He builds portable
engines and circular saw mills, sugar
cane mills, corn shelters, &C., &c.
Mr.. Kratz is now making a new style
portable saw mill, and has made some
valuable improvements in the amount
of steam required. He gives his own
personal attention to his business,
and being a practical machinist OF
large experience, he is fully qualified
to turn out the best of work. &
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

PREPARING FOR Work. "A huge
pile Of coDglomerate gravel is being
deposited on Locust Street, opposite
the Opera House. We are not ex-
actly advised as to the specific use to
which it will be put.
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Bsg- CorpnIent aud delicate ladies
can be fitted with Corsets and Hoop
Skirts at. s. BRUNER & Co.,
novl0 Nv so. No. z First Street.
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Whites Patent Files,

The opinion Of Hon. GEORGE Ban
CROFT, the Historian:
REV. Mr.. WHITE-Dear Sir: For
simplicity, neatness, ease of hand
ling, adaptation to its purpose, and
cheapness, your Paper File is a ne
plus ultra.
Since [ used it, I wonder how we
got along without it. / End it excel
lent to hold not papers only, aud let
teIs, but maps, and charts and plans.
The maps and plans once in this
Paper File, can be rolled up and car.
ried about, and unrolled for use better
than if they were in pasteboard COW
ers. 1t is approved by every one to
whom i have shown it. s. 81
Yours Truly. 88GE
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ACcIDENT.-We are told that the
handsome express wagon Of Miller &
Brinkmeyer, while en- route to delIV-
er some goods beyond the franklin
Street Bridge, was overturned just
beyond Pigeon Greek. iDjuring Sc
verely an aged lady who was in the
wagon, and damaging the vehicle to
some extent.
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R1- Another lot Arab, Broche,
Paisley and cheap shaWls, just re-
ceived, at Sehspker. Busting & Co.'S.
-fEz-s-.f Es ~ nov2
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6g1Prane's Cromos, equal to the
finest Oil Paintings, from 81 30 to
$25 90. Call and examine them at
f. & BIS. oc1tf
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GG~ See GILBERT & Co.'S adver.
tisement of two of the best and finest
Stores in town for Rent. oc29-tf
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COAIMERcIAL.-Our Weekly Com
mercial summary will be found on the
third page, and the Financial on the
fourth page.
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So 500 Towels worth 10 cents. for
% cts. More Millinery just received,
at Schapker, Bussing Sc Cos. now
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You will find Ladies Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click q Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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A STRONG OATU.-Joseph L. App,
yesterday, went before Recorder Will
lard and took what VIC would call
regular iron-clad oath. He swore
" that he would not drink any liquor
for two years, nor associate with bum
mers, blackguards, or persons Of i'll
repute, knowing them to be such, for
the same space of time" This is
strong oath, and we hope Joe will
stick to It. He will never regret it.
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Ea5= Fish e. Barter have fine
assortment of Ladies initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes to match.
oc1ff
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PARKE COUNTY FOR THE RAIL,
RoAD.-The people Of Parke County
have, by a vote of 200 to 500 majority,
instructed their County Commission
ers to make the required appropria-
ton to the East & West Railroad
passing through that county. The
fact is, railroads are becoming an in
dispensabIe necessity, and they will,
ere long, become as common as county
roads throughout the country.
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CITY N q w s.

New ERA CLUB.-The New Era
Club announces a social hop at Ma
tional Hall on Tuesday evening, No
vember %.
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FINE WoRK.-Tho JOURNAL Job
Rooms and Bindery have just turned
out one Of the neatest pamphlets ever
gotten up in this State. We refer to
the Minutes Of the Proceedings of the
Indiana Conference, held in this city
some time since. The typographical
execution is faultless. and the book is
printed on the very finest tinted
paper. The JOURNAL Office cannot
be surpassed for fine Job printing.
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f2EV ER Ne w 5


u 20 otter -Eiser Ltea,s sse Third Page.
The weather last night was more favora-
BILE to improved navigation. &c COM
menced raining at 10 O'Clock and contin-
ued until long after midnight, incl easfnE
In yehemencs as the night advanced. .........
The additional arrivals and departures
up to 1 or O'Clock this morning
were the Fayette, TO Henderson and rs-
turn; Palestine, Greensboro and return 10
louisville West Wind, to Cairo and Sam
Orr. from Ragtport.
The Palestine did not get down tin after
4 O'Clock. she had large quantity Of
| freight and many people. Her officers re-
port The Grand Era, Belle Vernon, Waua-
! ntta, Robt. Moore and Fails City lodged
upon French Island BHr.........The Sam Orr
] had an excellent trip from Tennessee
River, and returns promptly today at 4
p. NJ Among her passeug gers were Captain
Reese Dugan, Captain Dan. Collier and
| Captain Hicks King, from the wreck OF
the Cora s., which persisteutly refused TO
be raised by the appliances they had al
command. They have suspended. but
not abandoned operation. Captains Dugan
and Collier left for Cincinnati by last
nights train......The West Wind left with
a fret rate trip yesterday evening. Mr.. All
A4b J l4lEQi bL1e dbtGutlNe freight clerk OF the
Sam. Orr, has our thanks for a manifest.
| Captain Duncau reports Tennessee River
rising.....-...We have no positive advlces as
TO the programme OF tie Pine Blud, but
presume THAI she lays up for the present.
Manifest.
MARIFEse-- the Steamer sam orr.
from lGastport 20 Evansville, Novemb Der
I5ths lSB9.-G Maghee & Co, I horse; SamI
Orr a Co, 2 packages iron; Ragon, DicKey
~ Carson, packages scales; q + Bliss q
C0sl box brass and copper, 3 barrels scrap
iron, pieces scrap iron; JeQuess, Hud-
Apeth q Company, 10 bags peanuts; Miller.
Gardner q 90, 10 bags pesnu 8; James OaK-
icy, 3? bags cotton yarn TeuDy, BoWles q
co, bbls, half bbis ana box pecaus: II
l. Maynard < Co, bales cotton: Weldon
Bros q Co, II bBlsE cotton, z bbls and box
e dried fruit, pkgs hides; VIM. Brown
& Co. bale cotton Capt ID. Collier, barge.
Sepg mes, pumps and pipe.
Sor LoUisVille--Geo W Wfcks & Co q
bales Cotton; q azebook & GristRood, 10
bages cotton yarn; Davis & Greea, i pkg
money.
Fos Ctncinnnti-l1 % II ard & Co. 10 bags
peanuts; Lowry & Patterson, % bags pea
nutsi Meliin, Brown & 20, - bales cotton.
- bags peanuts; j II tIoodheart az Co, ID
bales cotton; 0obt Moore & Co, Is bales
eotton1 10 bags peanuts
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gEg- The best and cheapest Blan-
kets and Balmoral Skirts, at Schap-
ker, Bussing Il Cos. now
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READY FOR BUsINEss.--Parvin,
Lewis & Go. have their extensive
packing establishment. corner of
Locust and Water Streets, in tip-top
order, and expects to commence ope-
rations this week, in cutting hogs if
the weather is propitious. They
have extensive contracts for hogs,
made early in the season, and expect
to do large business.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Important to Ladlcs-Furs at Auc-
tiJn.
A large and fine lot Of Furs, con
sistibg Of Mink. Fitch, French Sable,
Water Mink, Siberian Squirrel; also
large lot of Childrens' Furs; at
Gumbert's Auction Room, No. 80
Main Street. Sale commences Wed
nesday, November 18th, at 81 A. N.
Seats for ladies viii be provided. Is 2
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge Jones be-
ing absent, in Spencer County, Judge
Morris s. johnson preside, as Circuit
Judge yesterday. r be
The only case that occupied the
attention of the Court was that OF
B. T.. Davis VS.. Marsh & Doughty,
relative to IN Attorneys fee. in which
but little progress was made. a
change of venue had been taken from
Judge Jones and Judge johnson had
been selected to try the case.
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That Stiles Corn-Fed Oyster is the
largest. sweetest and best favored
oyster brought to this city
f VIM. CALDWELL, No. First St.,TEve
movie 1t Sole Agent.
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A FIGHT AMONG GOATS AND WHAT
CAME OF IT.-Yesterday too Billy
goats. which are allowed to roam the
streets to the disgrace Of the city and
the danger of the citizens, engaged in
desperate fight on the corner of
Third and Locust Streets, and soon
they were surrounded by large
crowd of curious spectators, com
pletely blocking the sidewalk. Tom
Royston, Chief of Police, made an
effort to clear the walk and stop the
fight, and to that end attempted to
use his " billy" On the beIlicose Bill
lies," but without effect. He then
sought the aid of two dogs, who soon
separated the belligerents, but after
they had proceeded square they re-
newed the fight.
The dogs were again set upon them,
when z man who sympathized with
the goats kicked one of the dogs,
upon which the Chief of Police, who
was managing the fight, pushed him
to one side. The defender of the
goats then proceeded to the Office of
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GEORGE BANCROFT.

These files are for sale at the Jour-
nal Office. They range in size from
q to 35 inches. All who have used
them In this city fully endorse Mr..
Banc1oft's testimonial. nov12
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weeds Sewing MacbIne,

1t took the First Premium at the
late Henderson Fair. Office at Huds-
peth & Adams, 60 Main Street. If
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Notice

"A FI&E LOCATION FOR PHYsT.
Ia Clan, y LA OK SM ITH, SHOE
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LEFT FOR THE GRAND LODGE
The following delegates left yester-
day for Indianapolis, to attend the
session of the Grand Lodge 10. o.
f., which meets to-day: From Morn
ing Star Lodge No. 7-Green Bella
my, B. Dyson, W. Turnock, Hiram
Nelson, II. W. Bippus, Ronald Fish
er and Thomas j. Groves. From Cres-
cent Lodge No. 122-Philip Horn
brook and J. A. Carmody. From
Schiller Lodge No. 138-Jacob Merz
and Henry BeuiDghof. A. B. How
ard, member of Lodge in Indian
apolis. also left to attend the session
of the grand body.