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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-06


COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. = The
Board of County Commissioners met
in special session yesterday. Certain
bridges that have been built BY Koch
& Allgauer. were received, and
Messrs. Koch & AlIgauer were al
lowed 81, 400 as the balance due on
the contract for building three
bridges. ~ s a'-o. iH9
Fifty dollars were appropriated to
the Trustee of Armstrong Township,
to pay for building bridge in, said
township.
William Pruitt was appointed Jani-
tor of the Criminal Court, at salary
of $3.50 per annum.
/ The Commissioners desiring to
know how the inmates at the Poor
House we're fed, DR.. Maganiss visited
the institution a few days since, and
made the following report. which we
publish for the information of all
those who desire to know how Van
derburgh County feeds her paupers
10 the Board of Commissioners:
I visited the Asylum at dinner time
on November Sd, 1869. and found the
dinner to consist of boiled beef, one
pint of good, rich soup, corn bread,
potatoes, cabbage, turnips and carrots
in abundance, 81 ..s5
The house is clean in. every part,
and the Inmates number ffty-fve.
- john MAGENIss,
County Physician.
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UhIcaeO Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, N'oV, 3.
EYCHANGE-Firmer; lilo off, buying, and
par to lilo premium, selling.
FLOUR-Qulet and firmer; 81 OOGb 70 Tor
low to good Spring extra. IF .l
WIrEAT--Dnll and l9l1Sc higher; sale
of No. 1 at 9099l1zc, No. at SOLgSsc, clos
ing al 8754@871zc for No. 2. This afternoon
the market ~ excited and Irregular; SOC,
seller, HoYenberi Gle bid seller, last haif
or the month, for No 2. .te
CoRN-DuIl, unsettled, and drtner sales
of No. 2 at 051Sg661zc, and rejected az go
641zc, closing at 65lSc Tor No. I. This after
noon the market Is quiet aud nrmer; 6f5<c,
seller, Sovemb-r, and CSC, seller, ftrst
half OF the month, for No. q ~.
OATs-Q uiet, and 1910 lower; 3S5zg39&c
for No. 2, and &c for rejected, closing at
RYE Quiet, and 19l1<c lower on No. 2;
sales of No. at T0d7ic, and No. 2 at 651zD
SIC, closing at 665<g67c for No. 2. -4l.
BARLEY-DulI and nominal; sales at 9Je
for No. 2.
HIGHWrSEs-DuIl, and 596c lower; sales
at 81 90, dosing nominal.
sUeAR--l31f9IF1 for common 20 prime
Cuba.
PRovIsIONss-D Dull. Mess Pork So 70 a
SIS % for new. cash; SIS IS @ 20 90, seller,
January, and 30 Is, seller. February. Lard
steady, at 1879. Green shoulders 91zc ;
green hams ls1Sc; sweet-piekled hams
A1y4Gs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-06

STREET RAILwAY.-The friends of
the Eighth Street route for the exten-
sion ofthe Street Railway, are making
vigorous efforts to secure enough
subscriptions to cause the Directors
to locate the route on that street.
Nearly all the owners of lots will
probably make small donations, as
it will undoubtedly enhance the
price of real estate in the upper
portion of the city. Ronald Fisher
has the subscription list, and those
who are willing to subscribe must dc
it at once, as the matter will be de-
cided on next week.
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BURNING TRAsH.-During the past
week, a great number of fires have
been built on the streets, at night,
which we consider rather a reckless
and dangerous proceeding. It is con-
trary to the city laws to burn any
thing on the streets at night. For
the information of the public, we
give below the ordinance on this sub
ject:
SEC. l. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person or persons to kindle, or cause
to be kindled, any fire for the pur-
pose of burning shavihgs or other
combustible matter In any street,
alley, or open lot in the city Of Evans
vile, at any other time than between
daylight and four O'Clock Pm.
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PERSONAL. j. H. Overmeyer,
River Route Agent of the Adams
Express Company, is in the city.
Gen. John G. Breckenridge was a
passenger by the Palestine last night
and leaves this morning, on the Fay
cite, for Henderson.
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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 we'll as the
profits made by the Wholesale dealers.
sep23tf
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noY6tf
/" Astonishing but True.,,

That DooLEY's CHEMICAL YEAST
BAKING POWDER is not emily the best
but the cheapest in market. It is en-
tirely free from any deleterious sub
stances, and compounded with such
scrupulous exactness that the con-
tents of each box. are the same, and
will produce the same results every
time. 1t is unequaled for making bis
cults, rolls, cakes. pastry, &c.-at
once healthy and nutritious. Full
weight 10 each PACKAGE Grocers
everywhere Keep them. no4-d3teod
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"a Sycamore Street is now in
splendid condition, and is by all odds
the smoothest in the city. The great
question Is, whether it will continue
SO during the wet and freezing weather
OF Winter. IF it does. the eonglom-
crate gravel will be used in improving
other streets.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-06

@ An exchange says that gar
gle made by dissolving a large tea
spoonful of common salt in half a
tumbler of water, has been found to
be an excellent remedy for dry, hack
ing coughs and other throat difficult
ties that prevail at this season of the
year. AS it is harmless, it would be
Hell to give it trial.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-06

CIRCUIT CoURF.-This court will
convene again on Monday. The first
case on the docket is Frank Dem
gler vs.. Evansville Insurance Com
pany; suit to recover insurance
money. This case will be tried by a
struck Jury"
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THE young ladies in a western town

The young ladies in a western town
have formed a society pledged
against associating with any young
man who swears, smokes, chews,
drinks, or 'loafs" on the street cor
er.-Erchange. 4
IF such a society was organized
in this city, We think that sitting. up
with the girls" would sensibly dimin-
ish; and it is very likely that in a
short time there would be an-agitation
for suspension Of the rules on one
or two evenings of the week.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-06

The LAND SALE.-Our exchanges
report, and We take pleasure in an
nouncing it, that the tickets in the
Henderson Land Sale are selling
rapidly. From all quarters reports
are made that must be cheering to
all interested. Hundreds of tickets
are being disposed OF by the agents,
and no rational doubt can be enter
tanned that the drawing viii come off
at the time and place advertised. The
18th of December is the time the
drawing is to take place.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-06

PLANE RoAD.-Twenty-two hum
dreil feet of what is known as the
plank road, have been maeadamized
beyond the Poor House this season.
Next year further improvements will
be made on this road by the County
Commissioners.
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PAYING TAxEs.-Mr. Greek, the
City Collector, since the Tax Dupli-
cate has been in his hands, has been
receiving about fourteen hundred
dollars per day for taxes. Those who
pay up within thirty days get a dis
count Of three per cent.
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PREsooTT HALL-This is to be the
name Of the new dining rooms fitted
up over the Phelan Billiard Saloon,
on Main Street. between First and
Second, BY DIR. @. Fl. Prescott, and
which viii be opened next week. The
fitting up Of the entire building as a
Hotel on the European plan, will de-
pend on the contingency of Mr.. Pres.
colt being able to secure the lease of
her and more spacious buildings in
which to open a frst-class Hotel, an
institution of which our city stands ia
great need.
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NEW RULE.-Passengers that be-
have themselves, whether aceompa-
MED by ladies or not. are now per-
mitted to ride in the ladies' car on
the Evansville & Charlottesville Rail-
road This change was made few
vvaaI-s sinoa
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So. Louis EarkeT.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.
ToBAcco-Sfeaoy and unchanged.
CoTToE-Quiet at 241zc. =
HEMP-Ste2dy and nrm sales undfeeBed
at 81 459i 10.
FLoUR-Better Inquiry, but prices un-
changed Fall supeIflne "a SOD CO.. extra
81 50g4 90; Xxx IS 90: Xxx 50 %, and fam
tly So 1906 90. .ll
WHEAT-Very duh and some grades are
lower: No. In elevator, part inspected, al
S59S8e: No. red Fall at eJcael o.; No. 4
do. at 81 04gI II: choice 81 ll9i l2k; low
choice to choice white 81 l5Gl30. ~
CORN-DulI and lower; mixed IN buik at
6SG70c; white S3c; mixed in sacks UIT9c;
yellow 79QS2c: white 90894c. ~
OATS - Dull and lower, at 40aiSc In
sacks. fs st.f 5-I EsE
BARLEY - Primer and best qualities
higher; good Iowa 8jcs prime TO strictly
prime Minnesota 81 H1S9l 25, and choice
Fall 81 90. rr r~
RYE-Dul1 and lower at 609G5c.
WHISKY declined TO 81 08. t-..r
GRoCERIEs-Quieta and unchanged.
PRoVIsIoEs-Dull; sales confined chiefiy
to order aud jobhing sales; Pork SHl930 W,
includlog 500 bbls, seller January, Mt s23:
dTy-salted- meats lower, with Increased
saIess sh oulderH 1876; clear rib l64cs and
clear sides -105zc; IN Bacon, there Is no
shoulders on the market: clear sides are
firn1er, at I9%920c; rib sides Zoe. 1--'
LARD-Duli; choice fierce on orders at
1917; keg lSc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-06

FoUND.-Mr. Charles Yenner, the
ianitor of the Opera House, picked
up an overcoat in the Opera House
last Friday night. which was left by
some citizen. Whose is it?
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NsW YORK cola ana ssocr Harhet.

b Telegraph NEW YORK Nov. 9.
MoNEY-Easy andy steady at CO. per
cent. on call loans.
STERLING-Duli aud heavy NJ gg<MsTS
GOLD-flrmer: market opening q l26M.
declining 10 1861, closing &C lN5%gI27sI.
Carrying rates 2eJ0 per cent. 90 fiat.
G0YEIf hlLENTS--A shade frmer. Coupons
Of 1881, lS4ll8K; do. '62, I15Ma1l51S: do.
%, ltS1s9ll314; do. 10, l1S1z@ll35k;
do. new, ll5540llG; do. s67, 49,. do.
,6s, ll5N@lle; l0-40s, I071zgl0E5<; currency
Oss lO71S@ID75E.
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CONFERENCE.-The work of macad-
amizing franklin Street, for some dis
lance beyond the bridge, has been
completed, and the road is pro-
nounced in excellent condition at that
point.
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nentnhis nnrrat

~ -feiegraph.l ~ MnMPHrs. Nov. 8.
!. CSofroE--Acti aud n shade lower. nt
bales; weeks receipts ll,l29; do. exports
1920 bales stock 10 1873 bales.
CoRN-600S5c.
OATS Primer at Csc.
HAY-Ffrner at e23 co.
BRAN-s22 001Z3 90.
PORK-Dull at $50 %.
LARD--l892lc.
BAcoH-scarce and firm shoulders I71<e;
sides, 2lg2I5kc. n - ~
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No RAcE.-The horse race, expect
ed to come off yesterday afternoon,
did not take place, the Carlisle parties
failing to put in an appearance. Many
pegs0Es were disappointed. gi'a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-06

FINE GRAPEs-Mr. Story, clerk Of
the Fayette, left with us, yesterday,
some delicious grapes, sent to him
from him former home in New York
State. He has our thanks.
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RELIGIoUs.-Services in st. Paul's
Church, Rev. w. IL. Van Antwerp,
Rector. Sunday School 9A.M Morn
ing Prayer Gath Sunday after Trim
ity) at 103. Evening Prayer z o'clock.
Mission Sunday School, Lamasco
d Ar
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% We observe that Messrs. War
rem ard Eberwine. Assistant Revenue
Assessors, have their new ofice-No.
2 Hedderich's Block-ftted up in
tasteful style, and have occupied the
same. 81
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nG- The Granl Lodge of Odd Eel
lows will meet in Indianapolis, on
Tuesday, November 16. As the d. 4
@. and L. FL. & I. Railroads will issue
half-fare tickets. it is expected that a
large delegation will go up from this
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Ehas May be Found at the New York
Grocery.

New Buekwheat Flour, Hominy,
Sweet and Boiled Cider, Farina, Sage,
Tapioca, and all kinds of soup stuff.
To arrive in a day or two-New Raj
sins, Prupes, Currants, Citron. and
Figs. We have some Of the finest
Syrups ia the city. Dressed Poultry
and Wild Game nearly every day.
nov3 -eod3s
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AocDENT-Thomas King, a fire.
man on the E. & G. Railroad, while
handling a shotgun yesterday morn
ing, accidently shot off his left
thumb and forefnger. The accident
occurred at Stacer's Station, and the
wounds were dressed at Fort Branch.
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Louisville Market
By Teleeraph.I

CoTToN-Quiet; middling 241<c.
FIoUR-Q Quiet; extra family $ 90.
GRAIN-steady. Wheat, red 81 90: white
81 IS. Corn in BULK sc. Oats zoe. Rye 90c.
SO 90.
ToBAocO-steady sales of 20 hhds at IS 40
@Sl4 %.
PRoYIsIoRs-Quiet. Mess Pork S8I co.
Bacon. shoulders l6s4c; clear sides zoe.
LABD-lSc.
WHISKY Lower, at 81 o.
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ODA ADAMS. The trial of Oda
Adams has been set for to-day, and
jury from the country has been sum-
moned to try the case. This will be
the third trial of Oda.
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~ Ieiegraph.l NEW ORLEAEs. Nov. B.
., SSgrTos- Market closed easier at 2fsza
bales; sales 1900 bales 49,
ne ES<ScffAk-Firm; fair A8l5e; prime lG548
WHEY Dull at 81 2OBI Q. Other articles
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E9 Business Yesterday was mod
erately dull. The river is rising
slowly, however, and, with more water,
we may look for a rush of business.
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a% The old brick house on theI site
of the Mozart Hall, is disappearing.
brick By brick, and in few days will
be Como forever. ao
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WHEAT. The receipts of wheat
the past week, by wagons, have been
large, and as long as the roads keep
good, the farmers will continue to
bauI. le4 s.
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"a Morning Star Lodge No. z,
20. o. T., has sold to Peter Viarling,
Esq, % by % feet in the rear Of his
lot on the east side of First Street,
between Vine and Division, for
1880. This price was fixed by Jas.
H. MoNeely and VIM. HeiIman, who
were appointed appraisers to value
the same.
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OFFnCIATl.

LIrTEas REMAINING UNcIA TnrTtD in o. @
POst-Ofiiee at Evansville, State of indiana
on tile 9TH day Of November, 1859.
Persons calling for any OF these letters
will please gay " Advertised, !" giving date.
LADIES, HIST
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sG The County Commissioners Wis
tied the Salt Well bridge yesterday
afternoon.
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gG- All In need ola good Beaver,
Melton or Chinehilla Overcoat, will
do we'll to call at, -s5a
= - r. STRoUsE & Bros, i.a
nov6tf No. IS Main Street,,
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B- Remember that Strouse &
Brothers, s. Main Street, is fireplace
for we'll made clothing at low prices.
nov6tf
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TuANKs.-H. NJ. Altering, the
confectioner, will accept our thanks
for supply of Maltby's renowned
oysters. They are very nice.
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pB7 The total transfers Of real es-
tate FOR the past week foot up the
sum of s41,575
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tT Cashmere for Boys and Mems
wear, very cheap, at Sehapker, Bus
sing 6 Cos. now
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FATAL Accidentally private
letter received here last night, we
learn that, By a sawmill accident,
near Washington. Daviess County,
James @. Rice was killed, on the 4th
instant. He was the owner of a piece
of land and small distillery near
Washington, and had q wife and
ebiIdren 11as l-R
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Br We notice that our toy dealers
are getting in their stocks of Christ
mas notions for the little folks.
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B See GILBERT & Co.'s adver-
tisement Of two Of the best and finest
Stores in town for Rent. oc29+H
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VALUABLE BOOKS PUBLISHED By
HURD & HOUGHTON,


For sale by all BOOKSELLER, anI t0 Doe ODE
tanned % tho Publishers by Hen0lug p0si-
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Bary amount
NIB, The Publishers will send free 90
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E1r Another lot Arab, Broche,
Paisley and cheap shawls, just re-
oeived, at Sehapker. Busting IL Cos.
aauuH rE1t-earE r. s"tlt nOy2
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Gar Prans's Cromoss equal to the
finest Oil Paintings, from 81 80 to
$25 00.ETOall and examine them at
Il. & B's.t ,,e.seEa-f ocltf
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% Don't forget the railroad meet.
inc at National Hall this evening.
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D15@ Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with varnish for fixing at
Fish & Barter's. oc1tf
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Household Edition. dA volume. GiH OBJ.
leneh volume sold separately. HfIe1 u %
The LcUther-ht0cEtHN Tales, hy the Same
author. Ia i've volumes. Price g. IS.
CO2per's btgrlea N thc hrUf hfofir1 or E.a
Hood 6kOrieg N Uic tTaHio. Each fu ono
volume. Price Gi ID.
Tine enduring monuments 90 HruImuIr
Cooper are Dts WorkH. VINE thc love H|
country COM lnucs o. prevail. hia memory
Will exist in the hearts uf tuH people. 50
truly PATRIOTIC aud American throughout
they should 6ud "a pace in every AmHII.
cans library II Daniel Wobsicr
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A History o. Men .Enqz0ad

A History 0J AelC EnakQnd
BY john o. palfrey, LID. rl two voI-
umea, crown aV0. Cloth, 81 30.
We believe that DR. hRifreY hnH ponce
trntcd deeply Into the spirit ur q mEfIeHH
History, ara has thus given n certain mar
fnOntou8 unity tu the annals 81 thH MeW
England iatherai ihe want ol which haH
made the mGrrnHVe on thcir fortune. Ha.
as usually related Hy the ehTlg WfItera.
90 arid confused, and Hepulalva. H=f New
York Tribune.
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Nashville Market.

BY Telegraph NASHVILLE, Nov 5.
CoTToN : Low middHng, 231zc good
ordinary 23c. ~
WHEAT-Red, 81 O5; amber, 81 10; white.
81 l5dI 20.
CoRN-Sl o.
RYE-Sl 90 81
fBARLEY-SI 25.
OATs-6jc.
FLoUR-S597 for super to fancy.
BACoN-sldes, zoe; hams. 22c; shoulders,
171zc.
LARD-l9c.
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wThe latest style Millinery Goods
and Velvet caR be always had at
Hughes. ai'a oct25
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Thick and Thin

Feet will find shoes to fit at
GEO. MILLER & Co.'s,
now Nv s 80 Main Street.
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- 5000. -

Or, Scraps OF Im nfaorad le Eng.
land, France, and fH0 many. 1857 tft.Hrff
Haven. I'm ono NuNHIUn. E3 Oh.
His pictures nrBs iwn will q urm nud
vigorous hand. HirflsefiptH0 n 81 London
is wonderfully VIVID nuH eienr. uuu Ihn
only one we rememH H.af tu huve r=HT
which gives the SLIGHTEST notion af fHa rH-
ternal features Of thc modern HDhYl0u.'
portland Press.
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WATCH THEM.-The horde of
strange rufians in our city seems to
be increasing. Cairo. we believe, sent
us a large delegation. Let our peo-
pie be on their guard. for these fell
lows have to subsist in some manner.
We need a more stringent Eagrant
ordinance
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CITY N E " S

pg Venison is in good supply in
our city at present. '-
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TIE IDlpr0Uisat0re.

BY Hans Chrlstinn Andersen. In one
volume, crown 8vo. Price in cloth 90 e8
No book brings back the eEtornaa co
Italy more distinctly aud wildly 90 tEe
eye OF the mind than thlB novel of the
Danish poets. Everything which nu oHe
HeFVhnt traVeie on may have noted nR char
acterlstlc Of italy AND not elsewhere
found, VIII b. discovered anew lu these
animated pages Hlilard'g SIX Months
iu Italy.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click x Schwartz OPP
posite the Opera House.. sep25
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MODERN NIMRoDs.-A. Il. Whittle-
sey, Esq, N. Willard, City Recorder,
and 1. A. Fairchild, Esq. left by
Clara Scott, last night, on a hunting
expedition to the vicinity of Shaw
neetown. We do not apprehend that
they will sink the Clara Scott with
their game. a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-06

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GE5r The best and cheapest Blah-
kets aud Balmoral Skirts, at Sehap-
ker, Busting 4 Cos. now
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Receivers Sale of Steamer Louisa.

ES the Marlborough Circuit Court, in a
cause wherein Charles II. Crawford, Jr.,
II nIaintffF and Thomas r. BOIus Is de-
fendant. will, on the Odd day of Novem-
Der next, between the he hours Of ten O'clock
AN. and two O'Clock Pr, at the EYanG-
Steamer Louisa, her tackle, apparel, and
fnrniture Terms as follows One-third
Gosh one-tbiTd in sixty days, one-third in
ninety DAYS, with interest added; the puF-
chaser securing the deferred payments by
naDer payable IN bank here, with I'M
oc9a GEO. Fl. START, ReceIver,
rFUansriIIe Courier and Cincinnati Com
merclal cOpy.l a.t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-06

PRICES OF CoAL-Coa1 is scarce
in this city at present. and prices
have advanced since November LIST,
the prices of digging having been
raised. The demand exceeds the
supply and further advance is look
ed for. The following are the prices
e r,r.osnnt Ing In this market:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-06

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