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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-18
AmusemenSs.

OPERA HOUSE The audience atthe
Opera House last night, though not as
large as was expected or desired, was
nevertheless respectable in numbers,
and comprised many of the elite of the
city and distinguished strangers from
abroad. The presentation of the
popular play of "A New Way to Pay
Old Debts" was received by the very
Intelligent audience with manifest
Qualification and appreciation. With,
perhaps, single exception, all the
principal characters were represented
With marked ability. As Sir Giles
Overreacb. Dir. Neil Warner we'll
meriteds the frequent bursts of ap-
plause he received. The mimicry of
an avaricious. two-faced, bold, bad
man was almost faultless, and
the sudden changes from vindic-
1--WE malice aud bitterness, from
open out spoken enmity to hypo-
critical Kindness and feigned friend
Ship was absolutely astounding. and
showed an almost perfect control
of the muscles Of the face and into
nations OF the voice. Mr.. Stetson,
DIr. Pierce, sMr. Wilson. Mr. Noyes
and Miss Minnie Monk and Miss
Llewellyn, played with marked ability
and just conception Of their res
pectiye roles Justice Greedy was
not rendered the attractive character
that Messenger intended TO portray.
IL could leinade almost the second
character in the play. Altogether,
however, the audience was well enter
tanned, and not only Mr.. Warner, but
Others of the dranlatis fersoHae estab-
lished themselves more fully in the
good opinion of those present.
4 grand intellectual aud dramatic
Thanksgiving feast is offered to-day
aud to- night and to. morrow night. at
precisely two o'clock this afternoon
the curtain will rise on Shakespeare s
sublima tragedy of ''Hamlet." in
which the entire Company will ap-
pear. At night Neil Warner will
personate Ingomar. the Barbarian,
with Miss Minnie Monk as Parthenia.
to be succeeded by q The Dutchman
in Difficulties" in which Frank.
Pierce will present someg Of his
quaintest quiddities.
On Friday night, Neil Warner
takes his farewell benefit, aud will APP
pear in two of Shakespeare finest
characters. Sbylock. in THE Mer-
chant of Venice" and PetruchiO, in
Tanning The Shrew.'' These are
feasts to which intellectual giants
would crowd. We are aware that
legs" ia these degenerate days. are
moro appreciated than /" brains" but
let our people put on o show of appre-
citation for the latter. and fill the OPP
era House to-day and tonight. and
by al means tomorrow night
A NICE Recommendations
rent stone curbing has been laid on
both sides of Main Street, from
Eighth Street to the head of Main,
and along large portion of the street
new brick pavements have been laid
down. A very creditable improve
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INCIDENTS OF THE Tornado
Among other incidents of the blow
out on Tuesday night, we have heard
the following. of a personal charac
ter: Mr.. David Hermann was caught
by the gale as he was on his way to
his store, and his hat was lifted from
his head and carried away, and has
not since been heard Of After
taking shelter under the lee of a
building for few minutes, he tackled
about and scudded before the wind
under bare poll towards his resi-
dence to secure a new hat.
Mr.. r. Kehr was caught in the
midst of the gale and was blown from
his feet, but not injured
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The weather cleared off last night, and 10
was beautifully clear moonlight and cold.
The additional arrivals and departures up
to two O'Clock this morning, were the
Camelia, Cincinnati to st. Louis: Fayette.
to Henderson and return; Rapidan No. 2,
from Eastport: John Lumsden, TO
Cairo, all with good trips.........The
Camena came over French Island
drawing thirty-three inches, bat the Rose
aite, Drawing two feet essayirg TO follow
grounded, and was left there, together with
the Palestine, Grand Era, Armadillo, Abe
ona, Falls city, Belle Vernon and Waua-
nita.-..........Captain Gas. Fowler is In the
The Lewellin is announced for
Cairo to-day. She Is an excellent steamer,
finely officered-Clem. Matheny end John.
ny Harper, that is the tieket-go for them.
....... Remember the Clara Scott on Friday.
MRnifests.
AfANIFEsr Steamer Ropidan No. 2, from
Eastport to Evansville, Nov. II. 1863 Ra-
soda; r l. Mayn ard & Co, 3 bales cotton
Martin, Gardner & Co, bale cotton, 40 do.
broom corn; Weldon Bros. & Co, Is bales
cotton, bbls sorghum. l do. chestnuts,
box do !; Cook & Bice, 8 beer kegs; III Wood-
row, 50 tons pig iron; semon1n, Dixon &
Co. box shoes; Preston Bros, 1 bale cot
ton 4; & d HeiInann, bags peanuts: VIII
helrnt q FricK, "a ale boxes; Mackey, Mes
bit 81 Co, bales cotton; Lew Howell, 2
beef cattle, 10000 feet lumber, 8 boxes to-
bgcco, bales cotton; Samuel Orr& Co, 3
pkgs iron; Hodge q TO, pkgs mdse.
RESHIPPIHG.
Louisvil!e-N Gwynn & Co, bales cot
ton Geo w Wicks & Co. 3 bales cotton.
Cincinuatt-R Moore IL Co, IL bales cot
ton, z32 bags peanutsi Lowry q Patterson,
bags goober peas; Miller, Brown & Co, 25
bags peanuts, bales cotton; Il Hurd q
Co, 10 bags peanuts, 10 bales cotton; II
Goodhart & Go, bslts cotton; Rowland d
Co, 5 bbls sorghum.
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Important 10 Ladles-Furs at Auc-

A large and fine lot of Furs, con-
sistiug of Mink, Fitch, French Sable,
Water Mink, Siberian Squirrel; also
a large lot of Childrens' Furs; at
Gumbert's Auction Room, No. so
Main Street. Sale commences We'd
nesday, November 18th. at 81 A. NJ.
Seats for ladies will be provided. 1862
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FsulDhis NaPaes.

81 teisktaphI MEMPHTs. Nov. ~.
CoIToN-Firm at BYE; receipts 1896 bales
exports, I067 bales.
FLOUR u nchanged.
CORN-si 90.
OATS -621zc.
HAY-e29.
BRAN-f23
PORK-e3I 50.
IaARD--lS0, i9c.
aides, Gle
BULK MEATS Shoulders lie, an sides
at lBc.
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RATOHES,OR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye,
harmless, reliable. fnstanta neous: 20 dis
appofntment; no ridiculous tints; reme-
dies the I'll effects OF bad Dyes; invigorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. sold by all Druggists
aud Perfumers; and properly applied at
Batche or's wig Factory, No. 10 Bond St,
New YORK.
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1t gathers. tucks, 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, SO Main Street. Call
and examine it. L. PEAK, Agent.
p. S-Agents wanted for the coun-
ties of Posey aud Gibson. nov16 If
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- Barrett's" the only Hair Pre-
EVANSVILLE ind. November 9, 1866


DR.. II. w. Cloud. gfH gWHgC.f
DEAR SIR-During the month of
September / had a severe attack of
bilious fever. Upon recovering from
this, suffered very mnch from debil
ity, loss Of appetite, &C., and had
what are usually termed dumb chilis.
After trying various remedies with
out any favorable result, was ad-
vised by friend to try your Inyigor-
atipg Cordial. followed his advice,
and at the end of one week, after tax
ing one bottle, found myself restored
to my usual health and Strength. L
consider it the best tonic now in use.
I have continued to take it up to this
time, so as TO insure permanent cure.
Very truly yours,
JAMES MATHER,
Master of steamer Rose Hite."
nov16 3t
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Post Omce Notice.

@iOd and after Monday, November
10, the Morning Railroad Mail will
close at $50 AM. and the Evening
Railroad Mail at $3.50 PM.
Hereafter, until further notice, the
Glass Box and General Delivery
will be opened at 1880 AM. and closed
at 6PM.
For the accommodation of the
working classes. the Money Order
Office and General Delivery will be
kept open on Saturday nights until 8
o'clock PM, ,tlAJ-i.
JOHN W. FOSTER, P. NJ.
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Notice

n FINE LOCATION FOR PHYRT.
IA CLAN, BLACKS Ninth, SHOE.
MAX h, OR TAILOB.-A fine residence
prOvement: three acres OF land. well
stocked with choice fruit; q never.faiIinn
suring; In fact, everything In good order
Title perfect. For terms apply TO CAPT
REAVIs :. Real Estate Agent, No. 9j Main
street, EVahaNlller ina. lnovl2 div
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E" Barrett's saves your locks"

MONEY SAvED.-R. w. Harper &
Co., No. 30 First Street, are now Of
fering 20 the trade large variety of
fine tobacco aud 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 Fast as we'll as the
profits made By the wholesale dealers.
sep23tf
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KINDLY DoNE.-We acknowledge
our Obligation to JAS. Kelly. the old,
reliable hack driver. who, with his
we'll trained team, carried US around
to visit the effects of the storm on
Tuesday night. yea
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LOCAL NOTICES.
ThankSpIYin0.

Ia observance of the Proclamation
of the President. the Post Office viii
be closed to-day after 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The mails will be made up as usual,
and the outside doors kept open for
the convenience of lock box holders.
1t JOHN w. FOSTER, p. M.
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CRIMINAL CoURr.-In the Criminal
Court yesterday. John Slauter was
fined Eve dollars, with costs, for an
assault and battery. sas
In the case of the State vs.. Minnie
Brady, a no5le prosequi was entered. !
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sew Iork aOld ana stOcB EarA,t.
By Telegraph NEW YORK. Nov. -.
MoNEY-Market unchanged and steady.
STERLIEG -9G9z.
GoLD-CiOsed atlZ7G1H1E.
GOVERNMENTS Firm, but dull. Coupons
OF 'Sl, 1l75Sgil75<; do. 1872, 1I5%all55k: do.
'h5, llyzFMlli; do. ~, li536 gll55s; l0-40s,
l0796gI075{:
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THANKs.-Mr. William Hughes,
the distinguished Main Street dry
goods merchant, will accept our thanks
for late New York papers,. Mr..
Hughes has just returned from the
East. SOD
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FIRE.-A fire was kindled iabout ten
o'clock last night in the stable of
Joseph Shoenfeld, on Cherry Street,
between Second and Third. The en-
gines were out promptly. and the fire
was extinguished before any damage
was done. The incendiaries are not
all in Jail Jet. Our police should
keep sharp look out for them.
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Nashville MaFket.

BY telegraph NASHVILLE. Nov. 10.
CJTToR-Quiet: low mlddliDg, DC; good
ordinary &Hc.
WHE6T-Red 81 10; amber 81 IS; white
81 20.
hYE-61 %.
CORN 81 %.
OATS-65c.
BARLRY-&l ..
FLoUR--s5 O0G7 % for superfne TO fancy
BAcoN-stdes, 2Oc; hams, ne; shoulders,
l71Sc.
LARD-l9c.
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
OF Solitude, and the Diseases and Abnass
with sure means OF relief. Semi III eeafeF}
letter euxei9pesi free OF charge. Address
Dr. j. sklLLlN HOUGHTON Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
luml2 d3m lBn on
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Fine Stores for Rent.

AYOS. 35 AND 33 NORTH FIRST ST.
IN The former now occupied by Miller,
Gardner q Co., wholesale Dry Goods; and
of the latter II. Feldman q Co wholesale
Cloths, etc, occu y the first moor, and the
balance of this building (Which Is sepa-
rate) has been used as a wholesale Cloth
ing House by 5 0umberts Co.
Each store is Is feet wide by l49 feet deer,
four stories high, with cellars feeJ IN the
clear under each.
Possession givek immediately.
To good tenants these stores VIII be
rented VERY Low. Apply TO
=. r. GILBERT q CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
novI3tf No. 81 North First Street.
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Chandeliers Block.
nov18-1t

B1~ We hereby give notice that we
have removed to the Office formerly
occupied by f. II. Ehrman & Co.,
over No. 10 North Water Street.
(Orr's Block).
j. G. DUsoUcHEr & Co.
Evansville, Ind, Nov. IS, 1869.
MI 1xv rs
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IT is estimated that seVen-tenths OF all
adult ailments proceed from q diseased
and torpid liver. The hillary seerettons of
the liver OVERLOOKING into the stomach,
poison the en- tfre system, and exhibit the
above symptoms. After a long research,
we are able to present the most remarka-
BILE cure for these horrid nightmares OF dis
eases the world has ever produced. With
in one year, over six hundred and forty
thousand persons have taken PLANTATION
BTTTERs, and not an instance OF com plant
has come to our knowledge. It is the most
effectual tonic and agreeable stimulant:
suited to all conditions of life. Inquire Of
vnI1r Druggist in regard to II, 80.
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sy- Fish & Barter have n fine
assortment OF Ladies' initiated Note
Papers aod Envelopes TO natch.
oc1tf
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a MAGNIFICENT BoUoUET.-We
have been made the recipient Of one
of the most delightful bouquets that
has ever graced our Office. Il is from
the conservatory of Mr.. G. w. New
tit, the eminent florist, and is pre-
sented By his son, who has combined
rare and beautiful flowers with the
most exquisite taste. All calls in this
line will be promptly supplied by Mr..
hewitt.
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MEMPHIS POsr OFFIos.-L. S.
Knowlton, Esq, Assistant Postmaster
at Memphis. Tennessee, was in the
city yesterday, examining the new
Post Office rooms. Tits intended to
fit up a new Office in that city. and
upon recommendation of Col. Mark
land, Superintendent of Mails, Mr..
Knowlton made a visit of examina
ton to the Evansville Office before
commencing the work.
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City N n w S .

PERgoNAL.-Col George WsGor-
man, s. Rulfsh and Frank Welborn,
Of Owensville, are in the city. H q
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FL. HERMANN, Candy Manufacturer
and wholesale dealer in Toys, Candies
and Fireworks, has just received q
new and large stock of Christmas
Toys for the holiday trade, for sale at
the lowest Wholesale prices.
Fl. HERMANN,
noy17-tf No. 45 Main Street.
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BE The best and cheapest Blan.
kets and Balmoral Skirts, at Schap-
ker, Busting Il Co.'S. now
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sew T0rE Bry GOOGs REThe.
By Telegraph HEW YoRR. Nov. II.
Quiet, unchanged and steady.
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Thanksgiving Feast.

Oyster Soup at ten cents per bowl,
at Lunch, and Turkey, Prairie Chick
en-. Fresh Halibut and HOLSTERS for
Dinner: Quail, Woodcock and Fried
Oysters for Supper, at
NEUMANN's,
nov16-1t Chandeliers Block.
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Weeds Swing Machine.

The Family Favorite Call and
examine its workings. No. 63 Main
Street. novl6-tf
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TtSsA YS FOR YOUNG MEN. vino
a. nave iallon into vicious habits. AND
MANHODD, with certain lneana Of reiiaf
for the afflicted, sent Ia sealed letter enc
ARD ASSOCIATION, iiog p.. Pgftt6Fi-
PHfA, PA. teB58
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You will fud Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click & Schwartz OPP
posi.e the Opera House. sep20
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CIRoUIT CoURT.-The only business
of general Importance in the
Circuit Court yesterday was the ar
gument Of counsel on the motion
for new trial, in the case
Of the State vs.. III. q. Foster, re-
Gently convicted OF arson. The Judge
will render his decision. on Friday
morning. The balance of the day
was occupied in hearing arguments on
demurrers, aud in making up issues,
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ka7- 500 Towels worth 40 cents, for
% cts. More Millinery just received,
at Schapker. Bussing & Cos. now
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THE TORN D q.

Complete Wreck Of the Steamers Ar
mada, Louisa and New Camden.
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IA For BLACK WORMS and PIMpLEs
on The face, use herrBlg COmCd9Hd and Ti1-
Pie Re0ledg. prepared only by Dr. B n
FERRY 50 lud Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. Tne Trade supplied boy whole
safe medicine dealers. thoi7 d8in sDN
80 70 remove Moih-pafoheg. Frecflea
ana Tan from tie face. use Fc5satFe Hfgh
ana tTeckie Lotion Prepared ouiV IN Ur.
u. =. FEsKY. sold by ar druggists.
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DT Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with varnish for fixing at
Fish & Barter's. frs'a oc1tf
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DEPUTY SHERIFF.-Captain Ii. w.
Lauer has been appointed Deputy
Sheriff, in place of Captain James
Fitzwilliams. late deceased The an
-Douncement that T. Durham had
appointed successor 20 Fitz-
williams, made a few days ago, was
incorrect, as Durham continues to
hold the same position in connection
to the Sheriff's Office that he did pre-
viously.
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european narKeI.

By Cable.1 LoNDog, Nov. ~.
Consols 93JS. Bonds, '62s, 8g5S; do '0j,
621S; do 81, ~: lO-4Os ~; arle, POI /:
Illinois, 99Z. Refined Petroleum, Is Shdg
Is SID. Linseed OIL, E28 lis. Linseed, GlB
0d@6ls Cd. Comm On RosiB, Gs 3d@0s o..
LIVERPOOL, November l7.-Cotton firm I;
Uplanas, ll1z9llsEa: sales l5, cn0 hsles. Red
Western Wheat, IS 81; Winter o. l0d. Oth-
er Breadstuffs un changed. ard, 73s Cd
Other provisions Il ..changed Produce un-
altered.
HAMBURG, November H. Petrole um dull
at IL thaleIs
ANTWERP, November II. r. Petroleum.
cor.
PARIS. N0yember l7.-Boufse CUTE; at IA.
Coo.
FKASKFoRT, November I7.4-Ropds 500
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e@ T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have
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-s
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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Prescott HaiI-Grand Thanksgiving
To-Day.

Roast Turkey with Cranberry
Sauce The finest Saddle Rock Oys-
ters and Quail ever brought to this
market. noY18 1t
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THANKsG1vING.-By reference TO
our local notice column it will be
seen that Thanksgiving will be duly
observed at the Prescott Hall Dining
Saloon. where roast turkey and Saddle
Rock oysters, fed on strawberries.
will be served.
Henry Neumann, under Chandler's
Block, will regale his guests on fresh
halibut. mackerel, HOLSTERS, turkey,
wood cock and quail. Oysters at 10
cents bowl at lunch in the morning.
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MAGNoLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. nov15-d3teod-ltw
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FRESH OYsTERs.-The old reliable
fresh Maltby, Ell. & NJ. and G. S. NJ,
large, selected Oysters, warranted
fresh and good, for sale at
HI. HERMANN's,
no17tf Agent for c. s. Maltby.
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Lime for Sale,

Lime for Sale.
A large lot of Fresh Lime for sale
at 90c per barrel.
MARTIN, GARDNER IL Co.
nov11 1w
" Barrett's the best thing yet.
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Il
Fact.

That Stiles Corn Fed Oyster is the
largest. sweetest and best favored
oyster brought. to this city.
VIM. CALDWELL, No First ST..
movie At Sole Agent.
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A Nice Recommendations
nent stone curbing has been laid on
both sides of Main Street, from
Eighth Street to the head of Main,
and along large portion of the street
new brick pavements have been laid
down. A very creditable improve
manh indeed
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WhIte,s Pafpnt ill.,.

NHitc's IStcHb RfAcss
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 ne
plus ultra.
Since | used it, l wonder how We
got along without it. [ fud it excel
lent to hold not papers only, and let
ters, but maps, and charts and plans.
The maps and plans once in this
Paper File, can be rolled up and car :.
ried about, and unrol!ed for use better
than if they were in pasteboard COW
ers. 1t is approved by every one to
whom [ have shown it.
Yours truly,
GEORGE BANCROFT.
These files are for sale at the j Our
nal Office. They range in size from
y to 35 inches. All who have used
them In this city fully endorse Mr.
Bancroft's testimonial nov12
Barrett's" Hair Restorative.
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Err Ne ~ 5.

fcs. Other b.psr Items SIC 7htrd Page
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RamamboP.

For your Thanksgiving Turkeys,
Celery. Cranberries, Oysters. and other
good things. go to the New York Gro
Gerry, 70 Main Street. ct
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Weed,s SewIng Hacbine.

Silver Medal awarded to " Bar
Ft's -
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BRICK FOR SALE.-Messrs. Mar
tin, Gardner & Co. offer 100000 brick
for sale. These brick were procured
for the purpose of building nam
moth Tobacco sales warehouse, which
they have been prohibited to build
upon the site selected, by the City
Council. The season is now so far
advanced, and as a decision of the
case. now pending in the Courts, will
not be reached for some time yet,
these gentlemen have determined TO
postpone building until next season.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-18

RECORDERS CoURT.-If the Re
corder had not laid away something
for contingencies. he would have
Jared badly for a Thanksgiving din
ner o-day, as the yiolators of law and
the city ordinances seem to have en-
tered into a conspiracy to starye him
out, and to this end have been on
their good behavior for two days.
Not solitary case was presented for
adjudication in his court yesterday.
Have patience, Judge. It won't be
long till some of them call again.