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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-22
RECAPITULATION.


By comparison with the sales of
last month. we ind that the increase
for the month OF April amounts to
$l54,601. This is a highly gratifying
showing, and gives unmistakable evil
denoe that the business of our city is
immense. Those houses that do not
sell $4,000 worth during the year
make no returns, and there are a
great number of firms who do not
make sales of quite that amount. The
exhibit IS highly favorable, and by
comparison with the sales Of the
same period last year, show a heavy
increase.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Pink.

Persons in want of Children's Shoes
will remember that VIC have just re-
ceived another stock of our custom
made Goods, which have gained a
for durability and style
a bove all other Shoes sold in this city.
We have another New Color (the
Pink In the above-named goods.
We respectfully ask all in want of
fine goods to call and see them.
GEORGE MILLER & Co..
30 Main ST., bet. ID & Sd.
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BUsISRaa in ran orr.
Report fer the Month Of April


From the office of the Assistant
Collector of Internal Revenue we
obtain the following statistics of the
business for the month of April.
Some Of our leading houses report
very heavy sales, and one dry goods
house has sold goods to the amount
of $102, 0eO:
DRY GOODS.
Eleven dry goods houses report
sales ranging from $4,000 to $102, 900,
as follows: S1O2. 900, $45 900. s43, 900.
s38, 800, s32, 900, $22, 600. $4,000, sl4,-
600, $4,000, 300, $9.000-$344, 800.
GROCERIES.
Thirteen houses report sales as fol-
lows: SOS, 900, S37. 600, SIS. 900. 500
600. S24, 900, S22, 900, $21, 900, SIS, 200,
81, 900, $4,000, $4,000, $500, So
9O0-$3O6, 100.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Three houses make report sales as
follows: $4,000, $4,000, $4,000
Sill, 600.
LIQUORS.
Sixteen houses, including sales of
the wholesale grocery houses, report
the following sales of liquors: SILL
26O, 81, 688, $1,000, 4,185. So, $50,
So, 500, $3.74O. $500, $500, ST.
443. 81 200, $1,19O, $1,121, $1,000,
800, $700-s5O 957.
MANUFACTURES.
-Four houses report sales Of man
ufactured goods, as follows: 1,600,
So, $50, So, 975, $3,00O-$32. 825.
MANUFACTURED ToB acoo.
Three houses report sales as fol-
lows: $4,000, $1,000, S50O-$13,-
500.
COMMISSION SALES.
Six houses report commission sales,
as follows: $65, 900, $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000, 81, 800, s3,OO0-$114,5 800.
HARDWARE.
Two houses report sales as follows !:
$4,000, S15. 000-S34, 900. =
DRUGS.
Three houses return sales as fol-
lows: $4,000. $4,000, So, 0Oe-$35, :
600.
AUCTION SALES.
Three houses report returns of auc-
ton sales as follows: $4,000, So. $50,
81, 00O-$55, $50.
HATS AND CAPS.
One house reports sales amounting
to $15, 000
HARNESS.
One house reports sales amounting
to $4,000.
IRON.
Two houses report sales as follows :
$4,000, $1,000 26,0OO
QUEENSWARE.
One house reports sales at $4,000.
LEATHER.
One house returns sales at $l4 600
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DECORATION OF SOLDIERS GRAVES.
The societies and organizations de-
signing to participate in decorating
the soldiers graves on the 18th inst,
are requested to notify the Executive
Committee on or before Thursday
next, May q. in order that the pro-
cession and ceremonies may be prop
erly arranged. By order of the Ex-
ecutive Committee.
D. d. DOUGHTY, Chm.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Pat. Crowley
was honored with an interview yes
terday by the Recorder, who proceed
ed to investigate the charges against
him. Pat. was arrested for being
drunk and disorderly, and also for
putting his wife out of the house. He
was found guilty, and was charged
80 IS, which he paid.
VIM. B. Elder was arrested yester-
day afternoon by Marshal Wunder-
Itch, on the charge of arson. 1t ap-
pears that he set fire to his home, on
Thursday night, and his wife had him
arrested. The house was insured In
his wlfe's name. He had prelimi-
nary examination before the Re-
corder, and was sent to jail to answer
at court.
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BEFORE JUSTICE MoTERNAN.-A
case Of assault and battery was tried
before Squire McTernan yesterday,
in which the parties were boys. Chas.
Fletcher, aged about fourteen years,
assaulted and beat Thomas Nc
Cutchen, aged about nine years, and
pummeIed him considerably. Fletcher
was fined 81 40, which he replevied
for ninety days.
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Railroad Celebration at Henderson.
ThursCgaV Mdu 20. 1869.

The Mollie Norton will leave Ev-
ansville at A. NJ, 3:15 P. NJ, and 6:30
P. NJ.
Returning. will leave Henderson at
8 A. NJ. and 5 p M ao
Persons attending the Hop at Hen
derson will go down on the $50 P. NJ.
boat, returning at ga. n. the follow
ing day.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS, 81.
mis- st.
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aaglsk did act have any baggage
with him, but his trunks were to be
sent on in a day or two. This case
created quite a stir yesterday, and
was all the talk during the day.
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HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF ToBACCo.-
There were over 80 hogsheads of
tobacco shipped from this city by the
Indiana yesterday. This is the largest
shipment of this staple to New Or
leans since the war, and is one of the
fruits of the establishment of the
tobacco market.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The
case of Siegrist vs.. Herman Fendrich
was not concluded yesterday. Two
speeches were made by the counsel,
and the closing arguments will be
made this morning. Shackelford &
Barrett and John J. Chandler appear
for the plaintiff, and Jones, DENLY
and Buchanan for the defendant.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The follow
ing licenses to marry were issued for
the week ending May 21st, as appears
of record on the books of the County
Clerk:
Samuel Orndorf and Caroline Lawrence.
Marcus Wassmar and Lena Miller.
John s. Smith and Emma street.
VIII @. Lynn and Hattie N. Kellogg.
Henry Kahrs and Louisa femme.
Peter Grof and Elizabeth Ungethum.
John Winzler and Mary Cotz.
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INA FIX.-Ayo young man, yesterday
morning, drove too horses attached to
a hack into the river at the upper end
of Humphrey, Patrick & Cos. wharf
boat and managed to get his vehicle
foul of the head chain of the boat
requiring some time to get free. The
driver had to wade out.
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State of Indiana, Marlborough County, SIS
%~OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN Philip Kramer, administering OF Jns
estate OF John L. Meni, deceased, mas nieo
biS y1etffion 10 sell the real estate OF the
1I.caGant his personal estate being 1nsut-
Gent to pay his debts; ana that said petit
ton viii be heard &C the next Term OF the
Witness my hand, this Goth day of March
1850 Is. SORENSON, Clerk.
A'G mh27 DIT, wst
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A WORK OF BENEvoLENcE.-
About IL o'clock last night we saw
the Nighs Wharfmaster, Sam. P. Hay-
I'm and Policeman Kelley, escorting a
poor weakened specimen of de-
PRAYED humanity to place of rest
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LAST DAY.-Remember, all those
concerned, that to-day is the last day
of grace that is allowed for the pay
ment of Government licenses and
income taxes. After to-day, five per
cent. penalty will be added.
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BLIND ToM.-We learn that there
is some likelihood that Blind Tom,
the negro pianist, will give perform
anee in this city early in June.
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THANKs.-We are under daily OBJ
legations to the several messengers Of
the American Express Company for
latest papers promptly delivered.
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BabcOck & Steele's Builders EmpO.
Pfum

Words are really wanting to give
adequate expression. Webster's I'm
abridged fails most sigually in Lam
guage to fully portray semblance of
the reality. lou must go and see for
yourself. particularly if you are build
ing. mayo 1W
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LETTER LIsT.-We publish the let
ter list this morning. which is un-
usually long, owing to the change in
the office, and also to the fact that
quite large number of box holders
in the old Office have not secured
boxes IN the new Office. 1t will be
well for all to glance over the list, and
see whether they have any letters ad-
yertised.
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Notice.

YRyHE UNDERSIG NED, HAVING
IL bought the Tobacco and Cigar Store of
H. r. Schroeder, No. 10 Main street, re-
SpectfulIy recon mend themselves to the
kind patronage of the Pablo.
we viii make large additions to the
stock already on hand, and Will always
endeavor to please our customers.
mas dIm1 jacob & MILLER.
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stAtiGneEY

H&%1tVNW4s2
Fine Letter Paper,
Fine Note Paper.
Legal Fools Cap Paper,
Faber's Pencils,
Eagle Pencils,
Rehbach's Pencils
American Pencils,
Carriers Ink.
Arnold's Ink.
Buffers Ink.
Envelopes,
Ladies Note Paper,
Rulers,
and everything in the Stationery line
at the JOURNAL Office, next door to
POstofice.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Geo. A. New
berry, editor of the Uniontown Dem
ocrat, w. II. Watson, Superintend-
ent of the Swift Iron ore banks, in
Stewart County, Tennessee, and Fred.
Sellers. Esq, of Sellers Landing.
Illinois, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Sellers was en- route home from
Philadelphia, where he has been for
some months back for the benefit OF
his health, which we are glad to say
is greatly improved.
We had the pleasure of an intro
duction, last night, to Mr.. f. @. Show
Ter, travelling for the extensive house
of Cochran & Co., of New York,
dealers in white goods, laces and en-
broideries, a pleasant and accom-
plished gentleman.
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For Sale and Trade,

a DESIRABLE HOUSE, CONTAIN
~ ing fourteen rooms, and stOre-rOOm
situated on the corner of Fourth and Oak
Streets. Will take half cash and balance
in f-rming land. For particulars, inquire
on the premises of
mails dim H. HABENICHT.
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B We invite our citizens to call
and examine our stock of envelopes
and paper. Price will compare favor
ably with any house in the city.
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RAJ Suites of rooms are a faEerite
method of hotel life. The American
House, Boston, has large number of
such, which may be secured by post
or telegraph by families travelling.
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CITY NJ b w s..

BG For frst-class mucilage, inks,
pens, pencils, &C., go to the JOURNAL
Office.
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For Sale, Low,

2B on Third street seven rooms and
cellar and all necessary out-buiIdingg
All in good repair. Will be sold very low
If application be made soon. This property
s for sale. Inquire of
ALVAH JOHNSON
Real Estate Agent,
apA diff Evansville, Ind.
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WABASH CoLLEaE.-The catalogue
of this renowned institution of learn
ing for 1868-69. is before us, kindly
sent by Professor John l.. Campbell.
The summary of students in attend
auce during the last year is as fol-
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DKceRAFI0N bAR.~~Sahillsr Lodgs
No. 1873, L. o. o F., which met last
night, accepted the invitation of the
Executive Committee, and viii turn
out in full regalia on the afternoon OF
May 29th.
Jacob Sinzich was appointed COM
mittee of one to confer with the COM
mittees from the other Lodges in. per-
fecting all necessary arrangements.
Bros. Fritz Kroener, Louis Ulmo.
Jacob Koch. Fred, Kroener and Her
man Schaum were appointed a COM
mittee to procure flowers.
The invitation has now been ae-
cepted by all the Lodges of Odd
Fellows in this city, and we have no
doubt the members will turn out in
full force.
AS it is designed to make this an-
niversary a grand success, it has been
suggested that it would be right
and proper for His Honor Mayor
Walker to issue a proclamation, re-
auesting the suspension of all bust
ness on the afternoon Of the 29th, in
order to give all the employees in the
various business houses of the city a
chance to participate IN the ceremo-
MES Of the day.
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RAJ Fish & Barter have Harper's
Monthly for June. and Appletons
Journal No. 9. n
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICTAI.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED In TIE
POst-Oflice at Evansville. State OF Indiana.
on the 2lst day of May, 1869.
Persons calling for any of these letters
will please say " advertised" giving date.
TanUEgs Lat
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On Dirt is rumored that Gen
eral James @. Veatch will succeed
General w. H. H. Terrell, who has
been appointed Third Assistant Post
master General, as Adjutant General
of the State. General Terrell left for
Washington City on Thursday night.
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Torn UP.-The track of the Street
Railroad is torn up on the square be-
tween Fifth and Sixth Streets, or
Main, and that part of Main Street
has been plowed up. The bowldering
Of Main Street will be pushed forward
to compilation as rapidly as possible.
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A NEW BELL.-The fire bell on the
jackson Engine House is badly
cracked, and it can be heard but a
short distance when rung. A new
bell is needed, for a few minutes
time will often save or lose thousands
of dollars in case of a fire. We hope
the City Council will order a new
hell.
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Ourbing.
Jul bAOs
WYE Will, HAVE A RRA'

WYE WILL HAVE A BOAT-LOAD
Wv of Curbing at the wharf about the
last of this week, and all orders made in
time for the stone to be delivered while
unloading the boat viii be filled at the re-
duced price of Soc per Hneal foot, dressed
and set. GRANT, PILLSBURY q co.
mails d5t
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Beg 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.
apo II. D. ALLIs & Co.
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, EVANSVILLE TOBACCO Market
The sales of the staple, yesterday,
we're quite heavy, and gave general
satisfaction. The market opened firm,
and prices were strong. The offerings
on the breaks amounted to ninty-
eight hogsheads. Martin, Gardner &
Co. sold seventy hogsheads at the
following prices: Twenty four hogs
heads at $40 O0@13 IS for good to
fair shipping, twenty two hogsheads
at So 5000 90 for common 20 me
dunn leaf, FIVE hogsheads at 81 0O@
So IS for good to heavy Tugs, nine
teen hcgsheads at s. 05(97 90 for
trash to common Tugs.
Weldon. Bros. & Co. sold twenty
eight hogsheads at prices ranging
from IS So to s12 40 for Jugs to good
leaf.
We noticed on the breaks yester-
day several new home buyers, among
whom we mention Mr.. Roach. of the
firm of Roach & Torian, and Mr..
Clements, of Clements, White & Co.
Martin, Gardner & Co. offered some
Ballard County tobacco. and the con-
test over it was spirited. The strug-
gle over three hogsheads was between
III. E. Read, Esq, and Colonel Head,
of Princeton, Indiana, the latter being
one Of the best buyers on this market.
Mr.. Head succeeded in getting two
hogsheads, but Mr.. Read rallied on
the third hogshead, and secured it at
$13 rs. A good deal of amusement
was afforded the other bidders over
this contest, and the lucky bidder was
greeted with applause. Former prices
were well maintained, and we may
quote the market as slightly advanc-
ing. ORly four hogsheads were re-
jected out of the entire sales. A fine
lunch was served at noon, after which
the sales were continued with spirit
and animation.
The prices for all grades continue
firm, and we slightly change our quo
tations this morning, as follows:
Trash to Common Lugs.-..-.......... q SIC
Good Lugs.-....... .-.-.......--- -. g "a
Common Leaf.-................... SAG Va
Medium @l05z
Good...-...-...-.. GlZ12
Fine-.......-..-
Selections .........-..........I41a9IsH
The sales by Martin, Gardner d
Co., during the past month, amount
in the aggregate to $47 ,446. and the
sales of Weldon, Bros. & 90. foot up,
during the same time, about $24, 600.
The interest In our tobacco market is
steadily on the increase, and We shall
soon need a larger warehouse for the
accommodation of our increased re-
ceipts.
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A splendid stock of Dress and
Saque trimmings, just received, at
Hughes.
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LABOR BUREAU-We mentioned
the other day a visit from Mr.. H.
Friedgen, Agent of the Labor Blu
reau of the Citizens Association of
Public Charities for the city of New
York. The object of the department
of the Association he represents is to
transfer the surplus labor of the East
to those localities in the West where
labor is needed. Mr.. S. [. Lewen-
stein, of this city, has been appointed
agent, and has already made engage
ments to furnish fifty or more labor
ers to Mr.. w. H. Watson, Superin-
tendent of Swift's Iron Ore Banks
in Stewart County, Tennessee. The
institution is a good one, and is pat
ronized aud backed up by many emf
nent capitalists of the city of New
York.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR JUNE
Mr.. John Ell. Scott, the a attentive and
popular newsdealer, has laid upon our
able Harper's Magazine for June-a
number rich In contributions and
illustrations The initial article. The
Aurora Borealis or Polar Light, by
Elias LOOMS, Professor in Yale Col
Iege," is exceedingly interesting and
instructive. My Enemy's Daugh-
ter is concluded, and a new story
entitled "A Brave Lady" by the
author of John Halifax. Gentle
man. is commenced. The June
number is also the commencement of
a new Tolume-a good time to sub
scribe.
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BSE- Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. q. ID. HEIMAN'S.
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H~ Ali kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber & Co.'s. I'm
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MARY ALREADY KNOW,

Mas ALI BABE MAUWs
And want others to find ont, that sell
VAIL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, &c.
at retail as well as wholesale.
offer Wall Paper by the single piece or
the bundle, and 40 prices ranging from
zoe TO Sc 80 PER PIECE.
have fine stock, aud want to sell Il 90
]. Those who prefer TO buy Of me.
2. Those who would as soon buy Of me
as anybody else; aud
3. Those who, preferriug TO buy else
where, would rather buy OF me than not
be suited at all.
My store Is NO. II First Street,
near The Opera House.
JOHN WYMOND.
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APPOINTMENTS Baker
has made the following appointments:
Jeremiah Sullivan. Judge, and John
w. Linck, Prosecuting Attorney of
the new Jefferson County Criminal
Court, the twenty ninth circuit; An
drew l.. Robinson, Judge, and VIM.
P. Hargrave, Prosecuting Attorney,
of the new Vanderburgh County
Criminal Court, the twenty-eighth
circuit.
The above items were prepared for
yesterdays paper, but through a mis-
apprehension were left out. They
should have appeared in connection
with the item announcing that the
Criminal Court would be organized
about the first of June.
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BGy~ The stock of Perfrmeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by Il. @.
Bridwell & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled IN
Evansville. mar5-tf
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Ga- The old, original, and reliable
New York Dry Goods Store is at No.
tations. j. 7. & S. A. COOLIDGE,
mayo 1t PToprietors.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
N q w A rr anG . nm q N t..

This old and reliable Express Com
pany has fitted up new Office, at No.
6 South 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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B6~ All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber & Co.'s. If
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Two houses report sales as follows:
$4,000, 81, 600 $26. 900.
QUEENSWARE.
One house reports sales at $4,000.
LEATHER.
One house returns sales at $l4 900
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pa On Tuesday evening, three
lads in a canoe, attempting to ride
the swell of q steamboat at Ev-
one of them. Richard Brinkman-was
drowned. The body was recovered
Neto albany Ledger.
There are few Inaccuracies in the
above brief item, though the Ledger
is not responsible for them. 1st,
There was only one boy in the canoe.
I'd. He did not attempt to ride the
swells Of steamboat, because there
were no swells at the time to ride in
that vicinity. 3D. The canoe did not
upset. 4th. Richard Brinkman was
not in the canoe. He fell from coal
barge. With the above exceptions,
the item is correct:
PAINFUL-We are deeply panied
to discover that the unspotted mod
esty of the Courier has been severely
shocked by a paragraph quoted from
the Vincennes San, in the JOURNAL
of Thursday. As we have received
no reproof from any other quarter, we
naturally conclude all the modesty
of the community is concentrated in
the Courier office. To soothe the
wounds we have thoughtlessly
wrought. we suggest:
To the pure all things are pure;"
and the converse is true: To the
vicious all things are vicious" " Honi
Soit qHi NAL q penSe"
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JOHN W FOsTER. =. d.
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DRY GOODS.

Eleven dry goods houses report
sales ranging from $4,000 to S102, 600,
as follows: S1O2. 900, $45 600 s43, 900.
s38, 800, s32, 900, $22, 900, 10000, s14,-
600, $4,000, SO, 300, $9.000-$344, 800.