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Home "RShREs
Warranted in every particular 10 give satfs-
faction. Always in operation az the war
rooms OF the BONE MANUFACTURE -
Co, 276 Second street, Memphis. Tenn. ST
at SIS North Fourth street. St. LO1ts, v also,
Orders by mail viii receive pror %
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FOE lighthouses.

TCsos tsader ths head wH b inserted az Ten
cent p~r In. aueh faserhoa-
nWELLING-A nice dwelling, near Main
- street Apply 10 Jos. ]. Andrews, No -
Front street. upstairs dell
HOTsE.-A nice bJussOn Poplar street. No.
II 22-iE rooms, Kitchen, pantry, cistern,
good UsleI. ard everything necessary u
comfort. Inquire a. JEFFERSON street. de8
- ESIUENCE-Nlce residence on Vance
II street. opposite 81. Agnes Academy. with
i've or six ROOMS formerlE owned by James
uol0
nOUSEs-A house in good condition. six
III rooms. pantry. kitchen and servants
rooms Two houses OF four rooms each; also,
ny residence. Rent moderate 70 good ten
ants. Apply, on premise. 20
GEJHGE p ZIEGLER,
ce5 HfL street, next corner af Alabama 81.
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CLOTHING and Gents Furnishing Goods
Hats, Boots and Shoes az cost.
A. SEESSEL 81 SON,
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INVENTORS, Agents, Merchants, and all
Dealers IN Patents or Patented Goods,
should subscribe for the Patent Star, de-
voted to their interests. Terms so cents
per year. Send stamp for sample to BENT,
GooDNow d Co., Boston, Mass.
MATTRESSES and Bedding, all kinds,
manufactured, wholesale aud retail, at
lowest cash prices, No. A Court street.
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RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
Paralysis, and diseases of Liver, Spleen
and Kidneys, cured by DR.. Mortimore, at
Central Hotel.
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81 Lonla HarEat.

BY Telegraph Eu. r,o-rra 0otot,--g
TOE AcC0-steady and unchnuged.
Othing doina.
HEMP STEADY a-bd frn. t4ng-oe-e.r ef4-.
hacked tow sl87 per ton. '-'
bLouR-Dull and business er7aff. s-ve,.-
me So g004 so; X "a 8505 O1. Xxx T5 '15-E IN.
al 75 ~ D'
,WHEATr--Fl inn and io fair demand. No.
Tsp ing y0aJlc. no.. 81 90: MO- rr3 sail
~ 08@l g5i y q. do, Ell l50f I6: choice rel
81 20Bl 25. 19~
Coax Q,nohanged; mixed 40 bulk 72c.
choice yellow sacked $50; choice waite Ed
W8le.
OATs-Hig heri 45cin bulk: 81 Q52c sacked.
BARLEY-firm for best oualiticgs Drfnaa
Iowa Sprtug. 81 90; Minnesota 81 85lI 10.
choice Fall n IS.
RYE-Duli no 82W63c.
WHEY lasiar al 81 ID
GROCERIES Quiet and UNCHANGED.
ERoVIsLON5-Dull. Mes Pork Eg Moth
Ing doing tn dry saIfed meats. Eaenn
steady and very firm shoulders I6LaiTs-
clear flD sides 1J4ci clear sides ZJZ03U.Sc:
sugar cured lan1s BIC.
L'ARD-2uloti l65zc for fierce 2lc for keg
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A DAsTARDLY ATTEMPT-MoRE
EcoUDRELIsM.-It does seem that we
have lurking in our midst the vilest
set Of scoundrels that ever went I'M
hung. Another diabolical attempt at
crime was made on Thursday night,
but, fortunately, thevillain was foiled.
On Thursday evening, about eight
o'clock, some unmitigated wretch
went into the house of Fred. Heuke,
one of the proprietors Of the Evans
vile Woolen Mills, who lives on the
cornor of Sixth Street and First Ave-
nue., and attempted to shoot Mrs.
Heuke and the children. He snapped
a pistol several times. but the weapon
did not go off. The family screamed
as loudly as possible, and the man
was induced to leave the house for
fear of detection. He ran out the
front door, but went around to the
back part of the house, and tried to
effect an entrance. but did not sue
coed. In his attempts he broke down
the gate. eco EEEls 81 ga
s The screams OF the frightened FAM
lily attracted the attention of the
neighbors, who rushed to tbescene of
the alarm. Mr.. Henke had left his
house but few minutes before, and
was soon overtaken By. a messenger,
and returned. Search was made for
the villain, but he could not be found.
It is not known who the guilty person
was. Tits supposed that he was dis
guised. It would not be healthy for
that chap to fall into the hands Of the
Lamasco people.
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H
REAL ESTATE TRAESFERs.--Tlle foIioW
ing is list Of the real estate transfers for
the week ending Oct. s. 1869, IS appears
on record on the books of the County Au-
ditor: -. -4...-rs Srrr
8 Peter VOL to r.. Feldhacker,L Lot 9, Block
z, Eastern Enlargement, for 81 500.
JACOB Daum to Louis DauIn, Lots 20, Il
and %, Block II, StockWeIl's Enlargement,
for loo.
Phil. Koch, Sr, to Andrew Koch, part of
southwest quarter of southwest quarter, IA,
6, IL, for 81 200. AEa1
Alex. Sharra to John Hadler. Lot IA,
Block 2, Smiths Eal &rgement, 81 200.
e. J. Rogers to Mary Bruner, Lot 81,
Block 1, Crescent Enlargementg-( dove and
VIM. Holman to VIM. M. Akin, Lots 20
and q, Block ], Springdale, for $50. ea-st
VIM. Hunnelto w. d. Aiken Lots 6 and
Z, Block 2, Southern Enlargement, for
Il. a. Armtsted to G. T. Jenkins, part of
Lot 146, Donation Enlargement, for ga, sos.
Moses Smith TO Chas. i. Jenkins, Lots 9,
To- II, y and Ia, BlocK !, Southland for
John Hauling to Frank Harmap. Lots q,
9 and 10, IN Block 1, tRockwell's tAdditions
for SII01. ~ gf. zrnR 5.
P. Boyle TO John GavIsk, Lot 10, BLOCK 6,
Crescent enlargement, fer $3.50. A2l.s.
H G. WOODROW to u =. Welborns Lots
and O. Avon Place, for 900. sLi15l
NJ. DeBerry to d. A. Madison, parts OF
Lots IA and 10, Block 2 YoungloVe's En-
largement, for $500. .s95
Z A. W. Sidebottom and wife. % John 8.
McCorkle, Lot No. q, in Block A, Easteru
Enlargement, for s., $50. ..gAG
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b CIRQUE CoURT-In the case of
Shane vs. Moffett, suit for balance
due on flatboat, tried on Thursday,
the jury awarded a Judgment IN favor
Of Shane for 800. afs ssIap
In the afternoon the case Of Alex.
Simpson vs.. John 8. McCorkle, Il. 2.
Strong, and City Of Evansville, as a
school corporation, was called up.
This is an action to enforce payment
for a bill of lumber, furnished by
Simpson for the building of the Ninth
Street School House. The suit is
against MeOorkle with lien on the
city, The case was not concluded last
night. os
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Anausemen1s.

3 OPERA HoUsE.-A large audience
of the elite of our city assembled at
the Opera House last evening 10 wit
ness the superb rendition of Rose
dale" Lester Wallack's play, which
was announced for performance some
months ago, and was not played. It
was given by Mr.. Bates Louisville
Company last night, and was produced
in splendid style, both as regards,
scenery, effects, and the acting of the
different roles. There was not char
acter in the piece but was as near
perfection as they could well be.
Messrs. Stetson, Pierce, Nichols.
Noyes, Wilson. Misses Monk, Stan
field, Liewellyn and Mrs. Pierce par
ticularly distinguished themselves,
and we must accord to little Miss Lee
compile our need of praise for her rem
dition of the boy. Take it all in all,
we have seen nothing like it in this
city.
To-day, at two o'clock, there will
be a matinee. expressly for ladies aud
children, when will be presented the
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RRFOpean MarEoL.


by Shple, LONDON Oct. o.
COnsols-Fo money 8jJ<t Account $50
we; American securities easier; 1928, bil#f
40, 'b1fi 655l '0la, ~. Stocks steady.
PARIS, October 6.-BOurse sbendVs renteH
III 40 cent? mes.
BRArEkoHr, October BONDS are nrm,
at h5EWb71<.
LIYERPopL, October 8.-The sales OF Cot
ton for the past week were 90 600 bales, ln-
cluding 10000 20 Spectators and 10000 for
export the reeeipta for the week were 76.-
90 bales, including $4,000 American stocks
45A;uDt bales, Including 5000 American;
the amount anoat for liverpool la 100000
bales, including 1900 American. Mau-
chester adyiees are less favorable, which
cause unllness in Cotton here; sales to-
day of7i000 bales miudiinE uplnnda no l256i
OFleana III, Receipts or wheat for the
past three days 10000 Quarters including
@9099 American California white Wheat
los 81; red western NO, 9HM98 lag Wests
ern dOur y Ga; mixed corn 3ls; OATS 8s Oh:
peas AS Oh pork nos; beef SIS Oh lard 73s;
cheese Cos: bacon Cos GA.
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II Chlcago Matket.
BJl TelegraphJ CHICAGO,

II
ExCHAN CELLO premium.
FLoUR-In good Shipping and local de-
mand. chiefly for medium grades; sales at
81 S71zia6 90 for Spring extras; So SOFAS 20
for Spring snperhne fz594 30 for unsound
WHEAT-TolerabIy active for NO. 2 to MI
shorts at decline OF 295c; sales at 81 O2@
81 Oh cashs closing 40 81 028l O2J< for fu-
Uure delivery; the same grade sold at 81 "a
al o. sellers month, Sl0f5zWl o. sellers last
half OF month, and 81 OjNt OjM sellers 40
vember on Change 81 02Gl o. was paid,
sellers month, and 81 O2Igl o. sellers
last half of the month other grades quiet /:
No. IsOld at 81 O79I 10; after Change the
market WINS dull and unsettled 40 81 o2M
cash for No. 2, and 81 02Agl o. sellers Oc'
tober.l -
CoRN-In better demand but 1l1[Gll1lo
lower closing at b4I500fszc cash, 65c seller,
last half for future delivery; there We're
sales at 6415465c sellers Oct. 6IgB5c buyer
do, and 65g6j1<c seller last hair OF MONTH
canal. Corn afioat quiet during the after
noon, with sales at 6118c seller October ana
Csc seller last half
OATs-In fair speculative and shipping
demand but, prices weak 40 35MM89JTc
for No 2; closing AZ 8S5zc cash and seller
RTE-Active bat lower at 7s5zg79c for
No. 2.
$ BARLEr-DuIl and inactive; No. 2 closed
nominally at 81 zeal -.
HIGHWINRs Eirmer and Ic higher: clos
ing firm az 81 - for wooden bound.
sPRoVIsIONS-Quiet and easier. Mess
S32 00932 IS. Lard I75<QI8c. Dry sailed
shoulders AZ gl4Hc Tor future delivery
Mess Pork quotable at $40 2592G 90 seller
January,
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NEW ORLEANS, October s.-Arrived. Pau-
line carroll, from st. Louis.
CTEcfNNATIs October 8.--Arrfvals: Wau-
tntt9, from Memphis. Departures. Shauu-
rock, ior 81. Louis; Major Anderson, for
Wheenng, River falling, with o feet
inches in the channel. Weather warmer
and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, October Sport list: Pink
Marble, from Tennesse e River: Kate rob-
inson. from St. Louis to Cincinnati THE
river is still on the decline with s feet
water in tie canal, 3 feet on the falls. and
feet over the rocks. Weather clear and
very warm. Business moderate.
CAIRO, Oct. sport List--Siiver Spray,
Cincinnati to New Orleans, 10 pm; Z.
Dean, st. Louis TO New Orlearp II pm.
Virginia, New Orleans to LCt nm
Raven, ShaWneetoWn to fr 20 ~.
Maggie Hays, Plttsburg 10 49, 10
q m; Champion, st. Louis to- III,
pm: Atlantfc. st. Louis to ~ .ils,
pm. Lumiuary, st. Louis TO W 1urg.
9 pm. River rose six inches. Weather
clear. Mercury re.
ST. LOUIS, October s. Port List Ar
Iived:r Bon Accord, from Metropolis;
Julia, from Nicksburg; Altoona, from
Ctncinnati; Natrona, from Hannibali
Rob EOys from KeOkuk; McGtls
from New Orleans; City OF Pekfn, from
Peoria. Departed: Rob Roy, for Keokuk;
NatrQna, for Hannabal; Muscatlne, for
st. Paul; Belle Memp Is, for phts;
Big Horn, for New, Orleans. The river is
nearly stationary. with no change to note
in the upper rivers. Weather clear and
very pleasan during the day but rain has
set Ia tC-nfa1t.
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Marble Heart" an excellent play.
The prices for the matinee will be so
and % cents. At night, Macbeth,
with all Of Loeke's fine music, will
be performed, being the last night of
this really excellent company. The
music is in charge Of Mr.. Dufield,
which insures It's being we'll rendered.
On Monday this company will play
in Greensboro, and the citizens have
a rich treat in store for them. We
cannot close this notice without COM
mending Mr.. Charles Reed, the Treas
urer, an accomplished gentleman,
always polite and attentive to his
natrons
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SOCIAL HoP.-The season of balls
and parties is approaching, and the
indications are that the young folks
will have a gay time during the COM
ing Winter. We have several first
class dancing clubs already organ
lied, and the members are gentlemen
that know how to get up elegant and
recherche parties. The next club hop
will be given by the i'New Era Club.
on Tuesday evening, October 10Th, at
the National Hall, and we are assured
that it viii be quite a pleasant and
select affair. We acknowledge tie
compliment of an invitation to be
present on that occasion.
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RAILROAD ELECTION NoTICE.-In
our advertising columns viii be found
the notice of the City Council order
ing an election for the 10th day of
November next, to decide on the
proposition to subscribe $500, 900 to
the capital stock of the Evansville.
Carmi and Paducah Railroad. This
seems ike a large sum, but the pro-
position is to issue bonds running
twenty-five years, and all we will have
to do will be to pay the interest on
the bonds. We published in our
Council proceedings Of last Monday
night the proposed regulations under
which the city is asked to subscribe
this stock.
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Eashyllle WarTIef.

BY telegraph NAsHVuLE oct. 8.
CoTToN-Good ordinory, 28zci low mid-
dlinR, rye
white, 81 259l so.
HOATs-6jc
RYE-8l co.
BAHLEY-3I o.
CORN-El s..
ELoUk-s5 O997 90 for superdua 30 fancy.
=, l5sgosf~-5 qesi 2gei namS 2lo; shoulder,
IARR=4291<0.a r
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THE Picnic ToiDAY.-I IF the
weather is pleasant to-day the child
rem of st. Paul's Mission Sabbath
School, in company with their teach
ers and friends, propose. to enjoy
themselves by INDUCING IN picnic.
The party will meet at the foot of
Fulton Avenue at nine o'clock this
morning promptly, to go on the tow
boat that is to convey them to the VII
entity of the grounds. The picnic is
to be held at the Coal Mine Hill.
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BULLARD's PANoRAMA.--We re-
ceceived call yesterday from w. II.
Smith, the advance agent Of Billiards.
famous panorama of New York City.
The panorama will be shown in this
city. at Masonic Hall, for five nights,
commencing on next Tuesday. It will
also be shown every afternoon. This
great work of art has been exhibited
here before, and it's worth going to
see. Read the advertisement.
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CoRREeTIoN.-A blunder in the
last paragraph Of our report Of the
railroad meeting at Henderson, on
Thursday, in yesterdays JOURNAL,
makes US say that the contract gives
Mr.. Hanson, the lessee of the Z. ii.
& N. Road ten years in whichto COM
plete it. We wrote taoo years. Mr..
Hanson is confident he will require
only one.
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COOP JoKE.-A good Joke was per-
petrated on Mayor Walker yesterday,
which he laughed at heartily. He
was attached Is witness in case
before the Circuit Court. and after
being arrested and taken to the Court
Room, waited about one hour, expect
ing to be called on to testify. Having
some important business to attend to,
he told Colonel DENLY, one of the at
torneys, that he would like to get
away from court, but that he had
been attached. Colonel DENLY told
him he was no witness. and they did
not want him.
Mr.. Walker then applied to Judge
Iglehart, attorney on the other side,
and told him the same as he had DIR.
DENLY. Judge Iglehart also told him
he was no witness, and was not need
ed. The MayOr.then spoke to Judge
Jones, and after looking into the mat
ter.itwas discovered that Mr. alker
had been attached by mistake in place
of another witness. Mr.. Walker ac-
knowledged it good joke.
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ToURNAMENT.-We learn that it IS
proposed to have tournament on one
day during the Henderson Fair, and
we are informed that some ten young
gentlemen of this city, together with
like number from Henderson, will
probably appear in the lists. We will
give particulars as soon as the proper
committees arc appointed to make the
necessary arrangements. We presume
a great many persons would like to see
q tournament, and it is proposed by
the young men simply on account of
this desire to contribute to the pleas
ure and amusement of hundreds of
those who will be in attendance at the
Fair. 'ss
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-This court was
not in session yesterday. 1t IS ex-
pected that business will be furnished
by the Grand Jury shortly, as there
are quite number of cases to DO
disposed of. There are thirteen per-
sons in Jail waiting for trial, besides
those who have given bail, and are at
liberty.
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Row.-There was high old row
atthe negro shanties on Second Street,
between Main and Sycamore, last
night, but the combatants-victors
and vanquished-'' vanosed the ranch"
before the police got to the scene Of
the FRAY.
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OBTAINING A HORSE UNDER FALSE

0BrAINING.A HORSE UNDER FALSE
PRETENsEs.-Hen Richardt yester-
day filed an affidavit before j Justice
Emery, against Adam Alt, charging
him with getting a horse from him
under false pretenses, Alt claiming
to be the owner Of an express wagon,
when such was not the case. Y Sheriff
Miller left on the. Clara Scott last
night for Shawneetown, to arrest Alt,
who is at that place at present.
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BASE BALL.-As the weather is 50
pleasant during the Fall season, it is the
best time to play base ball, because the
exercise is not so extravagantly warm.
The regular Saturday practice game
Of the Evansville Club is very inter-
estinq 10 those who like the game of
base bal. The club will play this af-
ternoon, and an express wagon will
nlav this afternoon. and an express
wagon will leave the Express Office
for the grounds at 2 o'clock P. NJ,
sharp.
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UineInnatl Rarkel.

- 1e!esraph.l CIEcIEEATI. October 8.
"a FLOUR Unbalanced family, IS 50E25- 10
WHEAT-In light supply and nRrket
firm rcd, 81 l09I Is. 49,
GORN-trree ular; ear, S3ll90c.
OATS-Dull and drooping, at b2a58c.-
80 RXE-Decl1ued to soc, and IS duh. .E .r tz
BARLEY--Efirua, at 81 fBJNl 20.
CQTroN-Duit; middling E6e. -
ToHAoC0--InrRood demand, and prices q
shade &c easier with sales Of w hhds, at r0m
WHsEgr5In demand and armeT, with
sales Of $40 bbls at 81 IS. -
1 MESS PoB1k-DuIl at S3I, with no sales.
LARD-ln moderate demand, and closed
firm at TIC; some ask I71SGf about $50
tie9rees. IN s t5ots, sold at Iz1zc,
shoulders sold at I4540gl5c, closing strong at
the latter rate; clear sides sold az lSc.
-BAcoN-fIrmer, with an improved de-
mand lOr bacon shOulderss sales OF % nhQb
at l61zc; clear sides sold 80 zoe.
BUTTER-firm at 50935c. FantE
: EaGS~-2Sc. ffaa.LtIltH
lCHEesE-F Firm, AT i5dI5/c. s.
LINsEED OIL-98c9gl o..
TIMOTHY SEED-Duli, at 50 5093 90.
CLovER-l2&c,
GRooERIKs There Is no change in the
market, which is quiet.
GOLD-l3D1z, buying.
EXCHANGE-Firm; bankeI pay par.
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Eow T0FF DrT 00ora Trr11-

By TeIegraphl NEW YoEK Qot.g
The rapid decline IN the price of New
YORK Nails Muslina % IlC has stimulated
the demand and caused reduction Sra tho
price OF other goods in accordance thereto.
Wamhplta blehcheu skirLlngs are reduced
70 do. The Market for ON cotton goods is.
there has been an Increased activity 40 Tho
concession OF prints, which, apparently,
We're scarce ana urm a short Time since,
but are now 1n ample supply and depreEs-
ed enough. The Amo8ke Gag prints are sell-
ing Rt l2p, less per cent: Gloucester l2JSe;
Lancaster ~ c. American bags 42% stark
a &c. and Ennn no
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TRADE-If the piles of goods on
the sidewalks in front of the busi-
ness houses, OF yesterday afternoon,
were any indications of the state of
trade in our city, We feel confident
that our merchants had no cause to
complain of the dullness Of business,
for in front of nearly every wholesale
house goods were piled up ready for
shipment. The Rapidan win bring up
eight or ten merchants from Tennes-
see River, who come here to purchase
bills of goods, and we therefore ex-
pect another lively day for the whole
sale merchants. = - -
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BY gelegraph.l LoUrsvrIrn. oct. s.
BAGGIEG-Quiet, at 2IJIa2sc.
COTroN-Q uiet all &c.
FLOUR-W eaki superdue s. rs.
GROOHRIEa-e8ulet and unchanged.
TOBACCO-Leaf g. quiet and gfe16v. ga lea
81 hhds at e6 GOALS 75
WHTSKY-5i is
BROVIsIoE 5-Quiet and drm: Pork 781s
Bacon Shou deTs lie; clear rib eOJSes clear
Sides 20eIcs Lard lgc.
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@We have just received from the
manufacturers a lot Of very fine visit
ing cards, the latest fashion. Weinyite
the ladies to call and See them while
our stock is large. and the assortment
complete.
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COUNCIL MEETING. - The City
Council held q meeting last night, but
no business was done of a public ma
ture that it is desirable to publish.
The most Of the time OF the session
was taken up in perfectin the Bond
Register. and marking on the book
all the bonds that had been paid and
not noted. The meeting also figured
on the amount of money that it would
be necessary to raise by the tax levy
for this year, in order to meet the
outstanding liabilities of the city fall
ing due. The amount Of the levy and
the per cent. for the general assess
ment will be announced on Monday
night.
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TIE WoRRELL SIsTERs.--The OPP
era House was secured sometime since
by the Worrell Sisters, for Monday
and Tuesday nights, October 18th and
18th, but we do not know whether
they will show or not. They have
sent no advertisements.
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SURVEY OF THE CARMI RAIL ROAD.
Jas. D. Saunders having declined to
make the survey of the Evansville,
Carmi &Padscah Railroad, another
Surveyor has been engaged, and will
be here from Cincinnati in a short
time. The gentleman engaged has
been well recommended By competent
railroad men as being fully qualified
to make a perfect survey. lea
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-09

GONG UP.- Messrs. Wiltshire &
Kreipke's new building on the corner
Of Third Avenue and Fourth Street,
is being pushed forward to compile
ton quite rapidly. The roof is being
put on the rear part. and the walls in
front are almost ready for the roof.
It's good, strong brick building, and
is noteworthy Improvement in that
part of the city. The front part will
be used for store, and the rear half
for a cooper shop. We are glad to
see buildings like this going up in our
midst, as they give evidence Of pros
perity.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-09

WINDOW SHADES. call atten-
ton 10 the new advertisement of Nor
ris Il Burbank. who manufacture
Eureka and Rustic Window Shades
at No. 81 Main Street, third floor.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-09

Cow CAsE.-The celebrated COW
case, that has been tried before nearly
every Squire in this county, is now in
the Circuit Court, and will be called
up for trial on next Friday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-09

DID Nor DIE.-From a gentleman
from Mt. Vernon yesterday, we learn
that Stinson. who was shot lately has
not died, as heretofore rumore3. He
is recovering rapidly, and is in no
danger.