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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-09
Memphls HARRIET.
BY Telegraph

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. June S.
COTTON Firm and unchanged receipts
90 Dae~;' ex ports $50 ia les. y 81
FLoUR-Suporfine IS OO6g5 30.
CORN-S2c.
OAIS-SUC.
hAY-52lU2G co.
POh K-352 50 fH
8I4ARD-I9130t2 FH sGiHk.He
BACON-FIrm; Sh Oulders he; sides ISa<c
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THE best billiard hall in hotel in
Boston is that of the American
House. Guests will find that every
provision has been made for their
needs and pleasure while sojourning
in this favorite hotel.
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CHOICE SUGAR CURED CASvAssED
HAMs.-Try Elliott, Ruffner q Co.
hams, equal to the best in the mar
ket, and every ham warranted to give
satisfaction. To be had at retail of
Parsons, Scoville & Mofett, VIM.
Caldwell, VIM. II. Reed, S. Fl. S.
Cook, and other dealers. je8tf
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Clnclnaati AarKos.


BY Telegraph CIEOTNFATI. June s..
FLOUR Unchanged; family IS 5Og5 70
fancy S6gS %.
WHEAT-5DuH but unchanged; winter
red 81 10 and 81 20 for Nos. 2 aud j.
CORN-Dull at 6IgG2c fOr ear. aa-
OATs-FiTfm at 6s6g72c. uat
RYE-Dsclta ed To II 20, and is dull. -l
CCrTON - Inner atld more active, md
prices tending upward; middIIng 29G291Sc.
TOBACCO ACTIVE ana Ia large demand ;
sales OF $50 hhds at 50 50GJ25 Co.
~ HISKY-Qulet at Soc; sale 500 barrels.
NJ EsS PORK Held Al s32. but not much
demand; 50 barrels sold at S3l 20.
BULK MEAn5-Heid a. ls1S and BIC, "
BACJN-Helu at ii, ~ and l7@zc, with
strong feeling on the part of holders.
LAkD -FIrner; held at 1S54glgc country
sold. ~ lS1zG, s e-s.-... Ell.
BUTrER-FIrm at 231s25c.
: EGGS -ISe, shippers count !; and I9c re-
counted 81 = 4# W f4-
6ROCERIE5-UnchaDge
LINsEED OIE-DulI at 81 o.
BEEF q aTFLE-In light supply and firm
err; common To exEra 81 50G7 90 ...
HOGS-Firmer and 25c higher.
SHEEP-Dulls So To IS. ..I.
GOLD-i3o1z buying.
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SCHooL ExAMISATIoN.-The ex-
an cation Of the Public Schools in
thi city viii commence tomorrow,
and be continued untilall the schools
have been examined.
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LETT HoME.-Two little boys, IN
der ten years Of age, who went to
sch ool in the afternoon on Monday,
did not return home at night, and
their parents were very anxious in re-
gard to the little fellows. They were
touhd By policeman Edmouds on the
river bank in the upper part Of the
city, yesterday afternoon, and return
ed to their home.
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STARLIGHT EXCURSION. - The
Eseuing Star Circle will leave on the
Morning Star this evening on grand
sta light excursion. The time Of de-
par,ure is seven o'clock P. ~, and
the boat will 60 to Mt. Vernon, re
tui ming about two O'clock in the
morning. 1t is anticipated that the
Star will be crowded with the mem
bers Of the society and the invited
gusts.
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IL SEss1oN.-The County Commits
81 ners are in session at present as a
b ard of Equalization. The session.
w q probably last all next week.
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BH- A four-year old child can put
one Of the 50 Is Bed Bottoms into a
bed, and also take it out again with
ease.
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Remsining unclaimed in the Evans
vile Post Office. Persons acquainted
with any Of the parties named are re-
duested to notify them, as the letters
are supposed to be valuable:
BartheI Geo Adam HanSel VIM
DOwneV lanes Muller. Peter
Efsster COnrod Price, Fredrick
Schlauch, Carl Schweigert, Fred'k
FrOhleck, q TnOmp sOni Amanda
Forster, Franz Mrs r..
WOhnhas, John, (care OF Peter brutsc ner-)
The above letters will be delivered
at the Cashiers Office.
JOHN w. FOSTER, p. NJ.
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To LET.-Haying more room than
IS necessary for our business, we will
rent part of our house, (No. 30
North Water Street to a good, re-
sponsible party, on reasonable terms.
j.. @. DUsoUcHET q Co.
Evansville, Ind. june z. 1869. If
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BUsY.-With all our courts in ope-
"a ION al present, the legal fraternity
ar the officials at the Court House
ar kept quite busy. -- -5L-l -.
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SCHOOL EXAMINATIoN.-We direct
attention to the advertisement of the
examination of the public schools,
which commences with the Primary
Schools on Thursday, the 10Th, and
continues, closing with the examina-
ton of the High School on the 18th,
when the Summer vacation com
mences. We wish the pupils a sue
cessful examination and a pleasant
vacation.
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OPERA TROUPE.-We hear that it
is probable that the Holman Opera
Troupe will pay us a visit towards tie
las Of this month i.R .,.s..
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FILLING CIsTERNs.-Reub.f Davis
VS. out With his Engine No. 2 last
nj hit filing cisterns. All the cisterns
wi !, soon be filed. i''
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PLAYED OUT,-The street brigade
of prison birds played out yesterday,
on account OF the delinquents having
worked their fines out. A fresh batch
wi probably besin soon.
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ARRESTED = Jim Sherwood, an
ed timer, was putin the lookup
las night about 10 O'clock. Kate
Su hvan was also gobbled, about the
same time, for being dead drunk. Il.
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GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury
a. in session, and will no doubt, find
qjte a number of true bills
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lIELEAsED.-The Recorder released
Mollie Manning from the Lock up
ye terday, on the city physician S Ger.
tircate of her bad Health.
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BEAR IN MIND.-We hope all will
responder the grand festival at the
Arresian Springs Park Tomorrow
might. Get ready to go. 500. slt
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A LARGE SrooK OF MILLINERY
GOODS AT COsF.-As [ am about to
quit the manufacturing and retailing
of Millinery Goods, will on and after
the first day of June, offer my entire
stock of Millinery Goods AT COST.
No difference will be made, whether
purchased in small or large quantities,
as the price will be strictly COST.
Ladies come and convince your
self. B. BAUM,
june2-1w No. 50 Main Street.
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RAJ The best standard brands Of
Flour for sale in the city:
Vahlberg & Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills,
Bingham's Moon Light,
and variety of low grades of super
fine. ....r -
apo III. ID. ALLIs & Co.
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QUICK TniE.-We were shown By
Captain Fred. r Huston, yesterday,
q dispatch dated New Y ork, June s,
acknowledging the arrival of fifty
hogsheads Of tobacco, shipped from
this city, on the evening Of the 81, by
the " White Line" which may be
considered quick time.
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SOME bargains in Lama and silk
points and rotondes at Hughes 10
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THE BAPTIST CHURCH Festival
Masonic Hall was crowded last night,
with as brilliant an assemblage as we
have ever seen in this city. The occa-
sion was the opening night Of the
Strawberry Festival given by the ladies
of the First Baptist Church, and they
had right to feel complimented by
the liberal response of a generous
public to their appeal. The hall was
a bower of beauty, and the refresh
ments constituted a regal banquet.
Fair ladies presided at the table an-
swering the demands of their guests
with open handed liberality, aud the
most winning grace. Lucious straw,
berries, smothered in rich cream, deli
cious coffee, with other tempting
luxuries, were in abundance, while
the most exquisite bouquets rendered
the hall redolent with their sweet
fragrance. The attendance was very
large, most of the other religious
denominations being represented, and
some taking an active part.
From IL A. NJ. till 2 PM. to-day the
ladies will set a magnificent lunch,
comprising all the substantials and
luxuries of the season, to which they
invite everybody. To night the festi-
val will be repeated, and it is hoped
the patronage will be even more lib
eral than on last night. The object
is to raise funds to aid in furnishing
their new church. Henry Harris
band furnished the most inspiring
music for the festival last night, and
will be present again to might.
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ORDERS CANCELLED. The county
orders cancelled, including interest
allowed thereon BY the Treasurer,
and also Township road orders,
amount to S1S4.352 sol. q Railroad
bonds, principal, $3,702, with $50 in
tsrest thereon, making a grand total
Of sl5s 104 SOf- Phis surpasses the
fiscal year IRON June 1st, 1863, to
June 1st 1869.
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LosT-On Friday, black morocco
Memorandum Book, containing some
money aud valuable memorandums.
The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving it at the Office of the Ad-
dams Express Company, on First
Street. between Main and Locust.
my29-tf
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT. - The editors
of the JOURNAL tender their thanks
70 Mrs. Christina Kretschmar, Of the
Kretschmar Farm, for a liberal pres
ent Of large, ripe, luscious strawber-
ries, Of large size and most delicious
favor.
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"a For Ne1o Advertisements, see
.rst PqGe. r f.
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BG@ The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by T. G.
Bridweil & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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BI- Gail at the Furniture Store to
see the cheapest and simplest Spring
Bed Bottom In the country.
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TOBACCO SALEs.-Let all those in
terested bear in mind that tobacco
sale will take place at the Planters
Warehouse at two O'Clock this after
noon. About one hundred hogsheads
will be offered.
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4 Barrett's keep the scalp
clear.
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PERsoNAL-We had the pleasure
yeiterday Of meeting in the city Capt.
j. p. Webb, of Dyousburg, j. V.
Scyster, Of the firm Of Scyster, Ellis
& Co, of the mouth of Smithland,
the home of Little JofieId, and NJ
D. Covington, late Of the steamer
Lewellin, all in good health aud
spirits.
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REMovAL.-We have removed to
the capacious store room, No. 3 North
Water Street.
je8tf L. RUFFNER, JR. q Co.
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CoNDtTIoN or SMITH. Reuben
Smith, who was so badly injured at
Igieheart's mill on Monday evening,
is getting along as we'll as could be
expected. He is terribly bruised and
is very sore, but with his strong con
ST ution, will get through all rgLs in
the course of time. His worst cut is
on the LETT ankle.
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WANTS A WIFE.-A two dollar bill
was taken IN at the Evansville Ma
tioDal Bank yesterday, on the back of
which was written the following:
COMM ssWhen this you see,
-Hf - Remem Der me,
Asian in want of wife.
Address me at Evansville Post
Office. Am worth $4,000. and will
make some woman a good husband.
.s.a f. HECTOR COMBS.
s EVANSVILLE, Ind.
We suggest to some of the young
ladies who desire to enter into the
marriage state, to enter into negotia-
.tions with the gentleman named
above. A good husband and $4,000
are two items that are not picked up
every day.
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THE ScHooL FUND.-The semi
annual superintendent of the school
fund, made in May, by the State Su-
perintendent of Public instruction,
amounts to s23.326 u for Wander.
burgh County. The amount collected
in Vanderburgh County for the same
purpose, aud paid into the State Treas
ury, was $26,396 49, showing that we
have paid in So, 100 81 more than we
received. Some other county gets the
benefit Of the surplus from Wander
bnrgh. -.-,-
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70 REMOVE MOTH PATIO HE'S
Freclsles, and ran rom the face use pey--
y7yg Af0tH and fTcckta Lott0n. Prepared
oniy by DIR. b. q. PERRY. sold by all drug
gists. lmhl8 dBm ,W8m-spn
FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIhIPLEs
on the face, use PeyyV'f CJu3edoae and .piHl-
pie Remedy, prepared only Dy Br. B. o.
PERRY. 40 Bond street. Rev York. Sold
eEcrgNghere. The trade supplied by whole
sac medicine dealers. mh17 d8m, W3m
Goth Patches. FreckIes s. Tan.
The ONLY RELIA Bile REMEDY for
hose HROWE DIsCoLOHArIONs on the lace
Fgy-arS IE0ih and l7FeekLo Lotion Pre-
jared ouIy By Dr. b. q. PERRY, 4g B0nd
street, New York. Sold everywhere.
par2S d6na
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Br0nze,
1lir and LdUalier.

JUtT UIlU LUUULieF.
Also, a large aud complete assortment
of Black shoes of every description.
The above named shoes are Of the
very latest styles, and of the Dunbar
make, the same as we have sold for
the last fifteen months We have the
exclusive sale of this make of goods in
this city. Persons in want of shoes
will DO well to give rs a call, as our
shoes are certainly better than can be
found elsewhere. We also have a
complete assortment of Ladies' and
Gents Shoes; Ladies and Misses
Slippers in great variety.
We are always ready to show our
goods to all persons, whether they
wish to purchase OF. not
Di.1 L GE0RGE MILLER q Co.
je5sat&wed 80 Main St.
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b9- All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber & Co.'s. I'm
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The great passenger g1eane-
il ~ ID IA n =

Inc eIeat passenger steamer
Il ~ ID a n a
Reub e. Neal, Master;
Charley AIiuer,l 1,-,
Elliott Mi1er, (Dlerks,
Leaves for New Orfeaas and all way norris
WEDNESDAY, June 9Th. asaP.M.
For freight or pa sage apply on board or
70 W. g. BROWN 81 Co.
Juh1 dSg Agents
FOR OWENSBORO, CANNELTON. Ann
LOUISVILLE.
The feet and elegant passenger steamer
.ter MORNING STAR.
sssaazztzaa A. q. Gilmore, Master,
kinnie smith, Clerk,
Leaves for Louisville and all way ports
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8TII,
att O'Clock PM
For freight OF passage apply on board, OK
w. g. BROWN g 90,
at Agenta
FOR NEW HARMONY. GRAYVILLE.
AND A1r. CA HMEL.
The new, fleet and elegant steamer
&C. CLARA SCOTT.
Henry scot, Master
ass Cash Thomas, Clerk,
Leaves for New Harmony Granville. and
M. Carmel, and an Wabash River way
landing,
TtURSD AZ JUNE 10TH,
at O'Clock P.1T.
For freight or passage apply on board. l2t
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IeosE AN1ahAEas-Qaite q number
Of persons in the suburbs of the city
are in the habit of turning their
horses and mules loose in the Streets
IN the evening, and they go scau'per
ing through the streets. to the great
danger of the many little children
who are playing in the same We
noticed. yesterday, a very narrow
escape of little girl, and it occurred
TO us that it was rather dangerous
practice to turn animals loose in that
manner to roam the streets, and en-
danger the lives of the little ones.
We presume the habit has originated
through thoughtlessness. The prac-
tiee should cease.
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pg- For pure Drugs, Chemicals,
Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils,
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go to the Opera Drug
Store, Is South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water Par
ticuIar attention paid TO compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27.
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AN, AeeRAYATINa BLUNDER.-In
ye torday's JOURNAL we were matte
TO style Mr.. W. N. Bowers one of
the ,lesnpea Of Boston," We wrote
one of the solid men Of Boston"
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Bg- All kinds of fne Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber & Co.'S. If
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
WOrld5 the only true and perfect Dive
nan mless, reliable. instantan eOus: no dIs-
appoiut meut; no ridiculous tints: reIne-
dies the iA effects OF bad Dyes; InvtgOrates
ana leaves the lair soft and beautiful
BLACK OF BROWN. sold by an Druggists
ma FerIumtrsi aud properly applied at
l3tuche ors Wig Factory, No. l5 Bond ST.
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GOOD FOR THIS LATITUDE.-The
following, clipped from the IDdianap-
oils Mirror, photographs the ccndi-
ton of this city with admirable accu-
racy. The prospects of a frst-class
hotel In this city during the present
century, are not much more fattering
than at indianapolis. The Mirr9r
says:
We have not much confidence in
the success of the hotel movement
now being agitated by our citizens.
For five years we have been subject
to periodical spasms of hotel build
ing. but no individual enterprise of
the kind ever progressed further than
the completion of the preliminary
wind work It stopped short of tan
gible brick and mortar. The Old
Hunks element is too strong In our
midst. The Old Hunks is not given to
building fine hotels, or fne business
houses. He owns old, rickety, tum
BILE down rat holes, and rents them
at high rates, because people must
live somewhere, or must have some
place to do business in. The Old
Hunks spends his days in wrangiing
with tenants about putting new panes
of glass in broken windows, repairing
leaky roofs or plastering damaged
walls-keeping his eye skinned mean
while, TO catch some poor devil In a
tight place, so that he can get more
rat holes to rent, for half their real
value Too much of our wealth is in
the hands Of Old Hurkses. We have
some moneyed men who are liberal
and enterprising. and there may be
enough of them to build a grand
hotel. But they need not expect as
sistance from the Hunks element.
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BACON, FLOUR AND SALT. - We
offer to the trade full supply at the
lowest market prices.
l.. RUFFNER, JR. q Co,
je8tf No. 5-NOrth Water Street.
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BI- A splendid stock of fashion
able Straw Hats at Weber & Co.'S. If
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
<r-r -.s rfra --------H ,clarIH
N CIV n. rran @ % IN q IA I.
r --l. .laaa .ln tps
r...---.- f|4Lu HrIs-f#-. rfIsfU HEf.Hffr
This old and reliable Express Com
pany has fitted upa new Office, at No.
GSouth First Street, and is prepared
to do business to all the most promi-
nent cities East aud South.
CHARLES WoODWARD,
may15 If Special Agent.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superfor to the best
imported German Cologne, aud sold at
half the price. je7-deod&wlt
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ChIldren,s Shoes a SnaoIaItK.

We now have stock Of Children's
Shoes, such as has never been known
in this city. We have eleven different
colors, lis1 II u 4! 81
Pink, Green,
White,
Pearl, - Gold,
~ ,SilUeT,
Red. Blue, D.
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BG- Barrett's" took the Silver
Medal.
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D%All BARRIERS use Barrett's."
Evansville ana Charlottesville
Railroad. nt
Fare Reduced.

Passengers leaving Evansville at
fC:i5 A. NJ, make close connections
with lightning express on D. & NJ. r.
W., and at Mitchell, with L., N. A.
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The fame Of the celebrated PLANTATION
BITTERS has no parallel in the history OF
medicine. The thousands upon thousands
of hotties that are made and sold daily is
but proof positive of their wonderful viT-
tues Thousands of certificates can be piO-
dueed. sh wing the efficacy and certainty
OF the cures which they effect, and the
Medical Fraternity, usually SO jealous of
anything which causes persons To think
and doctor for themselves, are compelled
to acknowledge their WonderfuE Virtues,
aud prescribe them under other names.
They are old by all druggists. .a
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Nor A Successive learn that the
theatrical troupe. composed of mem
berg of the Louisville Opera House
Company. which has been playing in
New Albany during the past two
weeks, has met with poor success.
from which we infer that this section
is not good one for the growth and
prosperity of the drama.--Lomsville
EEpreSs.
You should rather infer that the
people of New Albany caunot be
humbugged out of their money by
broken down and played out COM
pany of Louisville stock and
Louisville ''supes." Louisville man
ayers" one would think, had become
convinced of this fact by this time.
after the many experiments they have
made in the business here.-Net0 Al
bang Commercial.
That is right, Commercial. Man
ayers, whose sole. ability is to avoid
paying their printing bills and travel
ing expenses, should be snubbed very
decidedly. They are a disgrace to
the profession and a pest to society,
and the sooner they are froze out the
better for all concerned ar
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N epfgrrF,--A nice hotel and hotel tx
II fures in n good location. For tu
i5e ,.ricuIars address Box l5,. Princeton
~ Tlna3 dim
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FOR. SALE.

advertisements, IN this columns of three
Il Is, each insertion, Thirty Cents s.
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80 MRla -


FOR MhMFHAs5 VICKsBURG, AND
NEW OhLEA Ms
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