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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-05
STATE, LEGISIATt RE
sIxTIETH DAY-SENATE.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

President pro tenn in the chair.
Mr.. Bonnitirld introduced hill to pay de-
fcienci. in the contingent fund.
Passed.
GENERAL FILE.
An Act to amend the Revenue Law.
Passed.
MIR Mullan introduced an Ac. TO amend
the Re, enue Law.
Passed.
Mr. Monroe offered joint resolution tend
ering the thanks Of the people through the
LEGISLATURE, t" Messrs. hiilyer, b"nnlheio'
belong and Welty, for their services In de-
Tending the representative body against th'
Executive, in the Supreme Court.
Passed.
Mr. Shamp. from the Committee on Sup
plies and Expenditures, recommended the
n.,ment of a bill for extra enrolling, for
sos IS.
Adopted.
Mr. Monroe moved that the bill to pay
Bri,ton & Gray, attorneys of the State at
Washington, ne taken up and considered IN
Committee of the Whole
Are. Il TO- The evidence i'll the case was
read The Committee ruSe and reported
the bill without recommendation.
Tabled.
ASSEMBLY MESSAGES.
Assembly Bill-An Act to restrict gaming.
Pissed over the veto by fifteen ayes to four
noes: Senators Eastman, Welty and Wilson
voting nav.
Assembly Bill-An Ac, for the relief of J,
| S. SliDgeIland-
Passed by sixteen to four; Abraham,
Eastman, Grey and Tlitie, voting nay.
! Senate Bil.-Ciril Appropriation bill,
i House amendments cencurItd IN.
| ASSEMBLY Bnl-Au Act to amend the
/ Notary fuoiic at.
GENERAL FILE.
| Senate Rill-An Act for the relief of abe
/ Lander Guaru.
/ Tabled.
SENATE Bill-An Act concerning County
tSuperinrend-nts OF Public Instruction.
! A concurrent resolution relative TO mail
service f-um Belmont to Sht rmantowu.
| Passed
| A ioint resolution relative to the Walker
River indian RI serNatlon.
| Passed
Mr.. I.inn called attention to the fact that
the Controller refused to pay for extra en-
rsl,rg, from tine Legislative Fund.
Senate memorial asking the passage bN
Congress of the Washburns Postal Telegraph
bill.
Senate Blll-An Act to promote agricui-
;ural and other interests.
| Placed at foo: Of file.
Senate Bill-An Act to incorporate the
Nevada Agricultural Society.
| Same action.
| Senate Blll-An Act relative to the sala-
ries of militia officers.
| Lost.
Mr., Linn offered a resolution for the pay
ment of Sis 20 for extra enrolling.
| Passed.
Assembly Bill An Act concerning
Sheritfs.
Placed at foot of file.
| Assembly Bill-An Act to protect the
rights of stockholders in mining claims
Indefinitely postponed.
Senate Biii-An Act t" provide for the IN
CORPORATION of towns and cities.
| Passed.
Joint resolution asking Congress for an
appropriation to improve the navigation OF
the Colorado, and Tor railroad III eastern
Nevava.
| Passed.
Recess until 6 Pm.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-05

President pro tenn in the chair.
Mr.. Bonniteld introduced hill to pay de
fcienci. in the contingent fund.
Passed.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-05

SAYS the Enterprise 'R-v. Geo. b
Allen preached that sermon to the Leg
stature last evening. We are not in
f,.med whether he used the texts v.
suggested"
We will state for the enlightenment
g our contemporary, that the text adop-
ri can he found in tn, Book of Ecclesi-
ss,ics. nnd reads as follows: "The eyes
e the wise man are in his bead but
she fool walketh in darkness. The
Enterprise should have heard tha:
ssr1lup.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-05

sta nding the objections by arnte Of y to TO-
Senate Bill-An Ac, to amend the Legis-
lative Fund Act.
Passed
Senate 3ill-To amend the General Rev.
enue Act.
Passed
Senate Bill - An Act providing that
Washor county NAV sid IN the con >tructlon
of railroad from Carson to C. +. Il. H.,
bv issuance of bord>.
Passed.
Senate Bill-An Act for the relief of S.
III. Marlette.
Passed.
Senate Bill-An Act to amend the State
Printer Act.
Pa Sed.
Recess till s P. M.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-05

"A!L R.GHr."-Those who remember the
.,ie japanese boy e. All Right" will be
clad to know that he has already survived
his terrible fall. and is once more " All
Right" The New York Times, of a recent
Safe. says:
In order to satisfy all doubts as to the lit
Sc fellow who accompanies Prof. Rislel S
-apan.se troupe, being the original and traly
proper " All Right, the young gymnast has
teen introduced with a couple nj certificates,
Sen.;friaq him with the marvellous juvenile
.no swung himself into popularity here a
eoupis Of Summers ago. DR.. Carnochan,
-'.n -ttprded him after his terrific fall. pro
snunces him to be 6 Ali Right" DIR. Saver,
-. i. persuually acquainted ~rh tie merry
.-or.n -ster. indor.cs him & All Right. But.
peter than these. the boys own bright ewes
al. chcely .o,cc. aud precociou. cunning
an espe -.re.s. enforce the popular recngni.
.io.. and every voice proclaims him All
Right .x~ia-
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The ACT TO RESTRICT GAMING.

The Bill providing for the licensing
@: " banking games passed both
.;cuses of the Legislature yesterday
over The Governors veto. Inasnnch az
!. takes effect I" from and after its pas
sager our friends of Pharaoh's Host
h.d better put themselves in condition
10 comply herewith.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-05

CALIFORNIA whea, is - d,v. hy origin and
nature, that ia go,ug kass ti,Eoush Ana iuto
. :.urn:d atmcaph@re, i gsiEs greatly IN
weight ~ a6sorrei"N. This 10 an element Il
vfvna ~ snipvers. - vita tas ho0T. II will
sb.srs .. -, even 70 POUND. Iaosr xaterP-
h.rr-, .har Ras."-r Sow. and 80 tie b:kers
I AN 1rsa..s ~ ~s.Ao It.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-05
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Governors veto of the bill to license
gaming copcing rp. it passed, notwithstand-
ing the objections By vote Of ~ eo1.
relief bill eoning up. it passed. notwi h
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-05

THE gold premium is continually deereas-
ing. while the value Of greenbacks is all the
' E.. sa,naas, r.s than it
been since April, 1861.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-13

ny TsieEraph.l OIFoIlgNATl, Nov. Il.
Flour Unchanged and dull; extra q -
as %; family S. 25g5 80.
WHEAT 80 Eominaily unchanged and
quiet; No. 2, 81 05gl 08i No. 1, 81 10.
CORE-In light supply and good demand
o1Ts~Unehsneed; No. ?, 5Og5lc; No. /,
52G63c; white 546S5so.
RYE-Dull at S8990c.
BARLEY-H omiRally unchangedi NO. 4
Fall is held al 81 50.
CoTToN-Dul and prices dropping; mid
ToBAcco-Flrm; sales Of lol .hog7heads
at glO0l9 50.
WHIsKY-Opened unsettled, but is now
hFmer and demand slightly better sales
of 300 barrels at 81 90.
MESS PeRK-Dun at sSl; no sales Of Inn
portance.
BULK MEATs-TWo-shirds cured is held
az l21<9l25Ec for shoulders, and l6J<8I6Lc
| for clear rib and clear sides, new.
| TIC for Kettle rendered.
DEMONSTRATING done In bacon, and bat
| little here now.
GREEN MEATs-Declined to 1915, 1875 aud
/ l5c.
dropping: fresh 2aG34c.
EGGs-Scarce ana firm at Doc.
/ CHEEsE-Flrm at l71TWlOc.
| OILs-Linseed oil unchanged and nfm AZ
/ 90Q92c. Lard oil 81 339l 81 for current
make. Petroleum steady az 33935c for re-
HoGs-Dull at SO 5OalO 90; extra selected
sold 10 butchers at go 20 receipts S,0Oa
! Observation-Disclosures and quiet, but o
| good business doing.
/ GOLD-l2815 buying.
| KXCHAEGE-l-l0 discount buying.
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By Telograph.l NEW YoEK. Nov. ~.
CorToN-steady and fairly active: re-
ceipts, 2,7oOi sales at 25o for middling mp
landE.
slightly favOrs buyers; sales OF 1000 bar
res at e5 0Oa5 . for super1ne state and
western; 81 S59e 90 Tor extra state; 65 z %
10 for extra Western. SO lOM0 05 for
white wheat extra: o. 5018 20 FOR h. II. o. I;
So 0089 90 for extra 50. B0uis, and H Goa
90 for good 70 choice do, closing heavy, Inc
Guiding $500 barrels inferior 10 good Tor eX-
port sc IS l095 Is. Rye -four quiets sales
OF 200 barrels at 81 zoos %.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hrmer; We tern,
81 O29l 0i1S for free; closing At the later
pWHiEAr-Receipts. 2Ig, l5O bushels market
mand, chiefly speculative; sales OF 10000
bushels, at 81 bal 10 for NO. 5pringi u ~
an 81 for NO. do; 81 IS for No. 90; 81 -
al a for winter red and amber Western
81 50 for white Indiana.
RYE Quiet. -,
BARLEY-A shade frmer; sales Of 700
bushels at 81 90 for tWo-roWed State ana
81 281< for Canada.
BAILEY MALT-Quiet.
Consoles active and about le lOWors
sales OF $4,000 bushels at Oil 00Gi o. for an
sound mixed Western 81 OlWl % FOR sound
do; 81 O7ql 10 for " estern yellow. -.
OATS Receipts 50 .468 bushelss the mar
kst is about &c lower; sales OF fygyy bushe :
at 65g05c for Western, and e596559c for
RIcE-ouiet; sales OF 10 t,erces Carolina
at T0t8c.
CoFFEE-Dull.
SulgAR-Steady; sales OF 200 hhds. at
I ll9h1zc for Cuba, and hM@l2c for Porto
SioIAssEs-Firn sales Of % bbIs. New
PEFRoLEUM-sleadya at 20G201Sc forcrudo
and 3j6351zc Tor refined.
8 HoP9-Quiet at 1Bl523e FOR Am erieau.
OTLs--Linseed dull at e39Dacs
EREIGHT8-IO Liverpool heavy shlp-
mems o. 10000 bushels wheat per steam az
SD, and 1000 barrels flour per sail az
| q 45<d.
PohK-Flrmer and ia good demand (;
sales OF 1900 bbls Ct f30a80 - for mess,
closing at $50 cash ga 25d15 for primes $50
n for prime mess, the latter price for nav
also $50 bbls new mess at t28N28 p seller
January and February, and SIS seller In
six months. n.s
BEEF-Unchanged; sales Of 2i0 bbly ~
1 E06i8 for new extra mess Iiere8 beef dull
sales of 90 tierces at sz7929 for prime mess
/ g3093l for India mess. Beef hams quiet
sales of 100 bbis AZ sI542O for old SECS 81
/ for new.
CUT MEATs--Dull: sales OF 50 packages az
| 1214@l3c for shouidersi HMl8e for hams.
MfddleE quiet and drnn sales OF 70 boxes
/ ice-Cured at l61ze; also 300 boxes Cumber-
land cut, deliverable In Chicago before the
/ 10th OF Decetn Der, on private terms.
| LARD--Steady and quiet; sales o f570 fiercee
/ at l7Nl81zc for steam; IT3IWlBo for Kettle
rendered also 500 tierces steam seller jan
BGTTEH-Qulet az 20g92e for ohio.
| CHEEsE-uull at lT0lbc.
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III CableI Iorpoal Nt Eva
flonaols for money % 11Is A. sA.ltg45sf
American Securities Mfm bonds OF % CO.
62lzs '0S, 81 'lI. 81 IO-fI818s
PARIS, November ~ Bouae quiet. ana
Eenteg ar 50c.
LIVERPOOL, November ll.-Tnc cotton
sales for the week were 5a.O0 bales IN
Guiding 1000 f0 export and 900 f0r apeeu-
lOtore; rccei PISS for thr week eGDl1 DnIrHr
including 1900 Americana the market lo-
day was easier, but clofed heavy sales ~
1900 Dales middiinR urlend1 az loINi1%f
and Orleans uWWll/ Ihe Manehelter
market ia heavy, bre8 fstuua-ltece pia Qi
wheat during tho past three dogs m. 0lI
quarters, Including a3fl9 hmerienni COLI
fOruin white wheat JOS Gds Western no.
ss "a red winter ON l0d Western -four e1a
1 Cd mixed corn 2e8 III oats 81 CO. pens la1
+ pork ll2s 6ds beef s8f.
/ FnANIToRT. November l1.-Bonds quieif
/ st d316gag5I
HAyRE. November i2-Cotton iB quiet
/ ahoat, at 1901.
FnANKIoRr, November l2-5-29a closed
/ az 6y%Wh3<.
HhvRE, November ~ - Cotton closed
/ quiet.
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Weed's Family Sewing Machine,

Famous for its simplicity and dura-
bility. See what others say of it:
" Simplicity is great desideratnm In
a Sewing Machine. We do not recol-
lect being more forcibly impressed
with this idea than when, a few days
since, we saw il demonstrated at the
salesrooms of the Weed Sewing
Machine Company. Their machine
seems to us well worth the candid,
critical examination of every lover of
mechanical art. Its system is that Of
direct motion, depending less upon
the action and reaction OF springs
than any other We have seen.
We noticed with great satisfac-
ton the absence of all wires, springs,
cranks, cOg-wheels. curved needles,
and other membranes, without
which it has heretofore been sup
posed a sewing machine could not be
constructed. "--Episcopdl Methodist,
baltimore. Sept. 4, 1869.
We coincide with the above, and
advise our readers to examine the
Weed Family Favorite. IN y
Independent, Nov 4, 1869.
Office at Hudspeth & Adams, No,
60 Main Street. i. PEAK, Ag't.
P.S.-Agents wanted for the coun-
ties of Gibson and Posey. Also
Agents to canvass the city. nov1O
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-13

THE THEATRE Next WEEK.-We
hope that our readers will bear in
mind that Harry Bates splendid Lou
isville Dramatic Company will open
out at the Opera House on Monday
night. Neil Warner, the renowned
tragediaD, has been engaged for six
nights, and will give our citizens some
classical renditions. Mr.. Bates Com
pany will remain here only one week,
and we sincerely hope that our citi-
Gems will do themselves the honor of
supporting the Company in a manner
appropriate to their deserts. Mr..
Bates desires to give our citizens q
dramatic treat, and if we would en-
courage him to give US other nov
elites, we must see to it that
he is we'll patronized. We all
know that his Company is first class,
and Neil Warner, the tragedian, is
spoken of by the English and Aus
tralian papers in the highest terms of
eneomium. We take the following
notice from the San Francisco Call,
of August A. 1869;
The grand impersonation of Sir
Giles Over EACH" given by Neil
Warner on tho occasion Of his benefit
at the Californ la Theatre, is still the
talk of the town. Mr.. Warmers
Sir Giles Owe rreach is the most
mastery impersonation ever given on
the San Frgnci SEQ stage, the passions
which go to ma ke up the character
avarice, cunning revenge and rage
being delineated with astonishing
skill. The San + ranciseO public may
have to wait long time ere they again
have an opportunity of seeing enc
whom they, the might before last,
pronounced the very best l,ragIc actor
Who ever trod the California; boards
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-13
LOCAL NOTICES.
Examina Onr Prices.

At the JOURNAL Office you can get:
Note paper from 81 10 to So 90 per
ream.
Letter paper from 50 90 to S. 90 per
ream. a.
Envelopes from 81 soto So 90 per
1000.
Tags from g % to $500 per 1 1000.
Blank books, full leather, from 30
cents to 50 80 per quire.
Initial paper from 20 cents to 70
cents per box.
Peas from Go cents to 81 80 per
gross.
dozen.
PenhOlders from 20 cents to 81 90
per dozen.
Whites files from 10 cents to So
cents each.
Ink from 5 cents to 81 copper bottle,
and all other goods proportionately
low.
Reeollect the above articles are for
sale at the JOURNAL Office. No. 6
Locust Street. next door to the Post
Office. Call and examine our stock.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL Co.
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Fine Stores for Rent.

-AY0s. 35 AND 33 NORTH FIRST SIT.
N The former now occupied by Miller,
Gardner & Co., wholesale Dry Goods; and
Of the latter FL. Feldman q Co, wholesale
Cloths. etc, occupy the first moor, and the
balance of this building (Which is sepa-
rate) has been used as wholesale Cloth
ing House by 3. Gumberts & Co.
Each store Is % feet wide by 40 feet deep,
four stories high, with cellars FEET IN the
clear under each.
Possession given Immediately.
10 good tenants these stores Will be
rented VERY LOW. Apply to
s. r. GILBERT q CO.,
Wholesale GrOcers.
novi3 Il NO, 81 North First Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-13

BY Teiegraph.l NEW CRLEAEs. NOV. y.
COTTON Receipts to-day s,5l0 bales; for
the Weeh-gross 81, $40 bales, net 81 "a bales
exports to LIVERPOOL 1929 bales; to Ha-
vne 0l0 bales; to the Continent 5jg bales
20 Havana 60 bales; coastwise 1854 bales (;
stock 10I ITO bales; sales to-day 1905 FOR
diings &5t<c.
CoRE-scarce and higher white 81 3.
OATS Csc.
LARD-UnEettled.
MoLAssIs- : Easieri prime 789S0c.
WHTsTY-s1 14Gl is.
Other articles unchanged.
9OLD-12G5<a
ExoHASGE--s Sterling 13z1Si New York
sight = discount.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-13

BY telegraph 81. LOUIE Nov. r.
TOBAOcO-Steady at full prices.
COTron-LoWer nt 22N231zc for mtddllng.
HEMP-Quiet and unchanged.
FLOUR = In better demand but un-
changed / n price; Fan superhne e3 7594 90
extra S4 2584 90; Xxx 81 bylg5 0gt Xxx % -
as so: choice 20 fancy % 7587 rs.
WHEAT-Dull: No. 2 red Fail 9l@95ci NO.
do. 81 O50I o.; choice red 81 209l %
prime white 81 TO- fancy do. 81 85i No.
Spring S5c.
CoRN-Firm and higher; mixed 80gsloi
choice yellow S54S7c; prime white - alc.
OATs-Ffrmer a. 4l@43c In bulk; 6g49c
sacked.
BARLEY-Few buyers in the market
small sales OF prime Illinois 81 Oh IS.
RYE-Held hrmer at 65970c for prime 70
choice
GRoCERIEs-Quieta and unchanged.
WHIsKY-Activo and firm atfl 70.
PROvIsIOEs-S Small business doing Mess
pork s1s 75929 90. Dry sailed shoulders I2J6
Ml3c; clear rib sides 10000; clear sides
1910. Bacon, shoulders 161zci clear sides
zoe.
LARD-Quiet at l65zg1Gi<c Ia uerces; III
I75zc for key.
HoGs-stiR and higher; the weather
continues favorable for Killing; sales NJ
80 2jgl0 so gross.
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chicago Market.

By Teiegrapb.I CHICAGO. Nov. II.
FLoUR-Quiet; 81 O0B5 75 for Spring ex-
ira.
WHEAT-Opened tolerably active, bat
toward the close buyers held OF, and
prices declined NMlc; sales OF No. a. 0lJ8
G92c; No. 2, s8%g891Ic: closing al $50
885zc; this afternoon the market was dlli
at 894S91zc on sellers last half OF MoYem-
Der, and 9O1zc on sellers December, for
No. 2.
CoRN-AIore active, and lc higher sales
OF No. a. 08969%c, closing az bsMM0e51Cs
rejected, quiet and nrmer az 0b%0I1&ci this
afternoon the market was duu at 63G05lzc,
cash and sellers' November, for No. =.
OATB-Less active and quiet; sales Of NO.
2 az 880l381zc in store, and 38c on sellers tho
year: rejected, 36J49361zc, closing az $40
3S1Sc for No. 2 cash.
RYE-Duli, bat drmer; sales Of NO. Of
Tic; No. 2 at 68960c; rejected, 0lMo2c. clos
ing at Gee for No. 2
BARLEX-DuM and almost nominal; e5c
for No. 2.
HIGHWINEs-Dull at 98%c.
SUGAR-l5140l416c for common 10 prime
Cuba.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY active aud hrmer
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UnnsId letters.
Posi- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,
NoU. IL, 1869. y

List of letters remaining in Post
Office, at Evansville, which are held
for postage, and insuficiently di-
rected.
Ifnot called for by November goth.
they will be sent to the Dead-Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
tiers viii please apply at the Cashier S
Office.
Miss Anna Arnsman, Huntingburg, Md.
Mrs Fred Goetz, Terre Haute, Ind.
Miss Amy UreIman1, Vincennes, Ind.
Jeremiah Thomas. Madison, Ind.
Ms Z. L. SWope, Louisville, KY.
5fTh04 IS. Stames, Louisville, KY.
CHAIR ana Furniture Factory, Tell City.
Hartman, Combs & Co., Tell City, Ind.
&C BusEirk, LaWton, Mich.
CHARLES Victor, Greensboro, Ky.
Mrs. Rebecca Whitfield, Evansville, Ind
JOHN w. FOSTER, r. M +.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-13

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Wm. Jones was
tried yesterday on the charge of
larceny. He was accused of stealing
some clothing. but as the evidence
indicated that Jones had merely taken
the clothes by way of a joke, the jury
returned verdict of not guilty.
Louis Eller, Chas. Ehrhardt and
A. Phfain were each fined for selling
liquor on Sunday.
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rms NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
The Work TO DO Pushed FORWARD 81
Once.

We are gratifed to learn from a
dispatch received yesterday from Gen.
eraI Boyle, President Of the Evans
vile, Henderson & Nashville Rail-
road, to J. Fl. Barrett. Esq, Of Hen
derson, that arrangements had been
made to resume the work on the ex-
tension OF the Road beyond Madison
vile at once. The lessees are ex-
peeted next week, when the work will
be pushed forward to the ceal-felds
without delay. The arrangements
effected by the Iessees are such as to
assure the early completion of this
important enterprise.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-13

MONEY SAvED.-R. w. Harper &
Co., No. 30 First Street, are now of
fering to the trade large variety Of
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.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-13

TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-The Dis
triet Teachers Institute will convene
this morning, at 8 o'clock, at the up
per school building. a full attend
ance of teachers is desired. The
programme of exercises will be quite
interesting.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-13

MAGNIFICENT DINING RooMs.-We
direct attention to the local notice of
the Prescott Hall Dining Rooms, to
be opened to-day. They are magnif-
GENTLY appointed. SURPRISING any
thing Of the kind in the West.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-13

FIL1ED.-The Third Street sewer,
in Lamasco, has been nearly filed I'D
between Leet and Clark Streets, and
in a short time that street will be all
right again. ISL
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-13

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-Messrs.
Fish & Barter, the distinguished
booksellers, staioners ard news and
periodical dealers, corner Of Main
and First Streets, are the frst to
favor US with Cooley. for December.
IT i, such number as cannot fail to
delight the ladies'
Cur live friend. John Il. Scott.
was close on the heels Of Messrs. T,
& B., with the same magazine, bul
was detained few minutes, owing t
the unavoidable absence of the younl
Mercury tIat tends in the Depot.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-13

PERsoyAL.-Capt. Geo. w. Carey,
Of the old Sixty-ffth Indiana, now
editor and proprietor of the Spencer
County Journal, published at Rock
port, was n the city yesterday.
a. B. Wilkinson. Of Cynthiana,
Esq, called On US yesterday, and left
a bag of fine apples to be sampled By
the JoURNAL corps. Mr.. w. raises
nc splendid fruit.
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HemDhIa Tarnef.

8y WeIcgraphI NmmrHrg. Nov. l3.
COrroa Dull and uominalv oToeeipts
1902 balogs cKnorla, lDi5 bnleIf Wcek'l rn=
celpfg .l52 baieBs exports l0Hla nHlgg.
NLOUm-DuIs auporInct als
CoMu-MarHet bare
DAT8-0ltSc.
HAY-eZ8.
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l4AHIi-l80l9JSc.
BAcoE-isoarce; shoulder, mes sides,
2lo.
BULK MEArB-searao3 shoulder lIot
sides l8c.
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Ancfi0n-RaaI Fafnfe.

In very few days I shall advertise
some very desirable Real Estate al
public auction. All persons having
property which they wish included in
said sale, will please give ME the de-
scription this week.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
noV9-tf Real Estate Agent.
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nov1O-4t

g9- 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 at S. Bruner 81
Co.'S Hoop Skirt Factory, No. z First
Street. noy10 1w
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THE HEDGE CAsE.-The examina-
ton of VIM. Hedge, for having coun-
terfeit money in his possession. was
continued before the United States
Commissioner yesterday. A great
number of witnesses were examined
all kinds of testimony was elected.
The evidence, so far. seems to bear
heavily on Hedge. He had the coun-
terfeit money in his possession when
arrested, and we believe the intent Of
the investigation has been to ascer-
tain whether he passed or intended
to circulate the money. We believe
there has been nothing in the evi-
dence to show where Hedge got the
money. The investigation was not
concluded yesterday, but will be re-
sumed at o'clock this morning. The
case has attracted considerable atten-
ton, and Mr.. Marsh's Office has been
crowded every day since the inyesti-
cation was began.