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AGENTS WANTED-To sell the s1.oo
~ Pocket Timekeeres. new Meteor Skfety uand
Lamp, lnGelihlc pencll. Magic Pocket Nuo.sgt. Dr-
taotc's Improved Err 5aa5pen-:. Raneatln3
Hlus!Ds. Inaestrnetisls Or Colder Pens. ps.nona
Tor Universal can Opener. Go1dea seepise. Gle
hEated Par,sian fosh, stAEaaEds Reu3wnei Ksa,
Pen, Mn*sey.s Soreltx sash Lock and many ntherT
very fAstsrl!ng a.t!cles VT can suhstsnts'e thas
many Of our agents are nov making <3n0 oer tno1ih
teilinG onr nnfFallett and Invaluable articles No
one ~ilA oEotns1T ene!ES GEE f.l to make 4to0 -
invite all desifous of enEnatuk IN 1:ohtablo hu&
ness 10 call and exaune fer themselves or semi for
catalogues, O. r STANFORD & to-.
III
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Mr.. Ra'A,ka's lh:sd SYMPHONY Concert will bc
given at Falnc.l Hall un FRIDAY cvensns, sud the
h1st tull EetesrBal at the thnc halt on Tnuretay
morning. Tne progr ,mme IS q remarkably GOOD
orc, embracing Beethover's glorious FIT b sym
phu1 = Won Hcter's famous waltz. "The Invita-.
iitn to tie Dance; the overture, and the tt,1nng
''Ba,tle H,mu.'' rom ''Rleuzi." which Grated
the profound and melancholy Functai Msrch.
which tums up all thopln't sad life; and veal
uumbers py Mise kunst, The Gt:mania AEsne'-
theg, and the AllKcmeirc $Mncctbnnd. II there
l. any mu+1c IN the souls uf ChtcaSo coIccrt-
Roetr, surely euch pr,era pnc ought 10 hal F AZ
well Asl init. The Ie-e,tsa1. Us VIC bare s.1t,
tnket place tc-noErow 1ooEu:nz 1t O'Clock.
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CTOLEN-From 6lH Weude!l-st: Seitei ~
vt,S sAi 10 ~. one le.uspluG soe dog 10 ao'ts
| nrrbtf.
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et.l,menle. DC CID not "ieh 10 % auytnttg dts
anToDe made false statement: he might he l1ao!o
| to runiehrent 10. perjury. There was no reason
or jnstl-c It any other con!se. aId no protection
10! The aeeueto Tor, a-cotdHE to their manner Of
| taslf: evidence, no nahe character would oa
ea!e .....
| MT. Rogers hoped the matter would 20 before
Inc public safr!y and ne PERFECTLY nnderrtood Ac
| N,sLea ITO oe known taat t1 cooanutee were
| 5fadf 10 II tee care, a. tne InH.en uaa al"a3s
| A1ed lhe3o bs1ote. -. -.. .
Af~t consultation Eth the committee, the
/ Chairman rR!d II would be nctter for Bro'htr
Hach tn eu auatt Himself to The com n{t,cc. They
xonid wf hdtap AL objections to The oath and 10
| tic evidence.
Judge knowl.on said The fauc rule. OK evidence
| as obtain In common lAw cunt'a khonl1 obtain
| there.
| TIE CtasrmsE said that wocld nctesE!tato thetl
cr,tl.,s,nC iayV.r II com bat the Judgc's ub.cC.
tictt io S,dcnec. md then taird a. nm 7.r. be-
| twten ihcm. Tncy could n II afford 10 pay money
Ior That purpose. and tuey hsd 10 psy the,s Own
| rzEcnrc4.
Judcc Kno~i.on said character wRs more yalu-
able than money.
The Ch,i,mau Eaid II cir denomiuatlou.l life
auL chafactc. wa5 al e.asc In ms cssp The ac.
cuset was driven ont pl oil cr .,toas and
they wl.bed To thow it.
| MT. Halch here st'urncd TO the room and ssid
| Om1Lati0n. dEd be E-e m Hho th.,
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The performance OF 4Aue's .'E4l-ktrg'e DauRh.
ter" vii! bc elvec At Far.ell dal! io-mor,on cycn
leg under the auspices OF Nj, zleefelt, a4 isted
BY Mrs French, Ms.s Sommers, MT. Bisehoff. Z
chorus 81 etghts thoroughly trained voices and q
1s1ce ard VEL orchestra. or tho merits
OF thss work e the Gtest Danish composer ne nee
OF epexk. These who miss htartng 1t will miss
most ee.uttu1 competition and mustcal ~.
fo1mauce of no ordlLar5 character. Mt. z, rfsld
l. one Of our best amateur nuslctans. and has
rrsnd csntata without etint. tot months past. Ii
will MI te hurried amateur affair, hus P y,
eonpcsi,icn. fLe fals Of sra.s viii commence
tbs morr,ns at 3 O'Clock, at The Faswsu ns
boz Ollie.
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ReaI E5tate==Uountrn.
9Sfal EstatR aHanten.

WASTED-To Buy-On the South Side,
house. Win lot 50 feet front. In good locality. VIII
ray 900 cash. basEce :, and years any person
eer1ption. price, terms. &c, y. HOMER, Tribune
, 1869-02-17

TAKEN Upon the 10th Of February, one
/ CraT Cow, fonr years old. which tho owocf ca
have by r.1vtnE urul.rttr .rd n"5iox chArEt. 1HaS
= Esa.,a h.,, p4fLsa 15.-E ~4A Xst.inlras.s 49,
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Situations GNa11ttp.

Males.
GITCAT1ON-Wanted-Rya single man. ss
buRintes IN III Its branches. Kefertpce. un0let.
tlonab1e. ! n. caro- OF &. SANDERS, IS South
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Rral E8tHtR=>Wttp.


Tor sALE-Dn Washington near
+ HOWE. new tvo-etosy houae. II rooua, hot And
cn4d wsser. b. th room. water closets. m.role man
t. IL ann gTacs, marble wash hAsins rrx!ssats c;.
cnsh, b1lancc in four years. j. q. knELEls, ~
Rnnfh rE.kt
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TOR SALE-95x125 corner of Calumet and
i Thlrfy.stcond-st., only $so rcr foot Easy terms.
Oh eApets tcrner on south Side. Hetter cali so0n.
! kEtLER 4 BRO, ISL South ClaFE-et.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

PERsoNAL.-Among the strangers
in the city yesterday we were pleased
to meet with the following gentlemen
VIM. L. Gordon, Esq. prominent
young lawyer of Madisonyille. KY;
John Gilbert, Esq. of Golconda.
Illinois; A. j. Calkins, editor of the
Princeton Clarion, whose guardian
accompanied him to see that he did
not miss the train this time.
Among the passengers by the Taras
con yesterday was Mr.. E. E. Finley,
representing the celebrated grain firm
of Smyser & Milton, of Louisville,
Kentucky. His presence presa2es
activity in the corn market, as all the
forces are now in the field.
Lieutenant James Mooney, of the
Queens Own" and an adjunct of
the we'll known firm of White Bros.
arrived in the city by the Camelia
yesterday, and is looking remarkably
we'll.
Captain George w. Stanford, of the
famous Van Ripper Tobacco Brigade,
arrived from the East by Wednes-
day nights train, and advances his
standard at once to the outposts on
Green River
Messrs. Samuel and Jacob Strause
the noted stock dealers of Rockville
are in the city, with lot of mules for
shipment South by the Louisiana.
Mr.. D. Verheoff. of the famous
house of Verheoff & Co., Louisville
is at the American House.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

Done AT LAsT.-The people of In
dependence and of that portion of
the city lying near Water Street and
the Pigeon Greek bridge, have had
their hearts made glad and the polish
of their boots preserved, by the laying
down of the plank sidewalk from
Fulton Avenue, on Water Street, to
the bridge. This hope, so long de-
ferred that it had sickened the hearts
of many, has at last been realized,
and the ladies and gentlemen of In
dependence can again visit our city
without wading through mud half a
foot deep. The people have a right
to rejoice, and do rejoice, that the
City Fathers have at last, in the
plenitude of their mercy, deigned to
answer their prayers. This announce
ment will, we trust, revive the droop.
ing hopes of the Eighth Warders. To
them we would say, +" Pray without
ceasing," and by June next your
prayers may be answered.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

GOOD LEGAL ADvICE-A NEW LAW
YER's FIRST CAsE.-Some days ago,
a young man, taking offence at one of
the proprietors of the house in which
he was employed, sent him written
challenge to fight duel. The chal-
lenged party of course could not think
of violating the laws Of the State by
accepting, but had the challenger ar
rested on warrant for surety of the
peace. The accused requested that
another member of the firm with
which he had been employed should
be permitted to act as his counsel.
This was assented to, and the consent
of the court was obtained permitting
the accused and his counsel to retire,
that the latter might give his client
the best advice in his power After
some time the counsel returned alone
to the courtroom. When the Jus.
tice enquired for the client the coun.
sci replied that desiring to give hin
the best advice he could he had taker
him to the alley and advised him tt
leave the city and State with all pos
sible dispateh-not to stand on the
order of his going, but to go at once
The young man took the advice anC
rushed through the alley with thu
speed of a locomotive, and was las
seen in Lamasco, covered with mud
blowing like porpoise, and running
for dear life. For all that is known
to the contrary he is running yet
This was about the result aimed at
as there was really no desire on thu
part of any one to prosecute.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08
From THE INTERIOR OF KENTUCKY

FROM THE INTERIOR OF KENTUCKY.
Mr. Mat Lyon, with Carpenter, White
4 Baker, has just returned from Mad
isonville, and brings glowing accounts
of the prosperity and progress of that
region. Madisonville is growing with
giant strides, and is already assuming
the proportions of city. Enterprise
and thrift mark its progress, and new
houses are springing up as if by mag
ic. The people are waiting with bright
anticipations for the completion of
the E., H. & n R. r. to that place,
an event that will unquestionably add
largely to the trade of Evansville.
Only seven miles of staging now sepa-
rate the people Of Madisonville from
the railroad. and the advantages of
the road are being already felt. and
the journey from jacksonville to Hen
derson, once so much dreaded in the
winter season. is now esteemed a
pleasure
On the 18TH uIt., q grand maSqaer-
ade ball was given at Madisonville,
Evansville being largely represented,
and we are assured that all the Evans
Williams acquitted themselves with
great gallantry and decorum.
Mr.. Lyon confirms previous ac-
counts of the immense crop of tobacco
produced in that portion of Kentucky
last year, assuring the highest fnan-
cial prosperity to the people. The
crop is being rapidly hauled to mar
ket.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.--Al-
most the whole of yesterday was oc-
cupied in the Court of Common Pleas
by the trial of the case of Chandler
VS.. Hart ct al. The ablest counsel at
the bar is retained, and the case is
being contested inch by inch with
extraordinary tenacity, and many
sharp discussions take place during
the day. Yesterday forenoon argu-
ments were made by Jones and Igle-
hart in the case of Mann and Vaughn
VS.. the Mayor and Common Council
of the city of Evansville. This is a
suit brought by Colonel Jones as
counsel for the plaintiffs. to compel
the removal of the Market House
from Fourth Street, and is likely to
attract some attention, as it interests
the whole city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

For otae, River Items see Third Pu0e.

The additional arrivals and departures
yesterday, included the Camelias Nssh-
Vile to Pitts burg; Quickstep, to Cairo; the
packets to Henderson,; Clara Scott. to the
Wabash......The Quickstep had very nice
trip-ouUa....The Camelia had fair trip.
The Tarascon received large let of freight
here.s.......Capt. John III. Morris, late CT the
Ill. fated volant, has purchased the A. l..
NO. 1, and will be ready for business to-day
49,. The Coosa. Capt. Gus Brown, is ana
nounced for Memphis and all way ports
to-day at P. NJ She mas pleasant pas
senger appointments, and clever officers.
P. H. Terry is her clerlc........The Dexter
passed Memphis yesterday and will be
here tonight or to morrow MORNING..
The Silver Moon is due here early this
morning; indeed she may have passed up
during the night....-..-.The Louisiana had
not arrived at midnight, though fully DUE.
She will probably be found at the wharf
this morning----The Charmer viii be here
| to-day and leave at 10 4. n. to- morrow for
Cincinnati.s.s-=..Look out for the great In-
diana to-day. &C. 18lLEYT ANA 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

DUN CAN. = The funeral services of
GRACE CURTIS, infant daughter of Frank
II. and Sarah Duncan, will be held this
(Fridayl morning, at 10 O'Clock, at the
house of Mr.. Duncan. Fifth Street, be-
tween Cherry and Oak. The friends of
the family are invited to attend without
further notice. $40
RUFFNER. In this city, at 8 o'clock
An. on Thursday, January 7th, AFTER an
illness of seven mon MS. THOMAS WEST,
only son of Lewis and Virginia Ruffner,
aged years and weeks.
The funeral will take place from the
family residence, on Second Street, above
Gum, this friday afternoon, at o'clock.
1.-THE Lord gave, and the Lord hath
taken away: blessed be the name of the
Lord" est ttst
fSt. Louis and Cincinnati papers please
copy.l nft
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

AN UNMITIGATED NUIsANCE.-Ev-
cry night, when the Opera House is
open, gang of twenty to thirty small
boys congregate around the front en-
trance and on the stairs, creating a
horrid din by hallooing and running
up and down the stairs. This has
been the case every night this week,
and became SO intolerable on Wednes-
day night that the City Marshal, with
the aid of the police, took a dozen or
more into custody and started with
them to the calaboose, but upon re-
ceiving a promise that they would
90 home and not again disturb the
people by their rude and boisterous
conduct, were permitted to go home.
Last night less number of boys were
around the door, and there was less
noise and rude conduct. A night in
a solitary cell in the calaboose, and a
moderate fine, would work a great
moral reformation. But this is not
the worst conduct some of these
young scape- graces practice. Some Of
them manage to get inside and from
the gallery pelt gentlemen IN the par.
quette with guilds of tobacco, apple
cores and other missils, and deIug'
them with tobacco juice. This is
villainous outrage that should b
stopped at once and forever. One gen
tleman informs US that on three sew
eral occasions he was thus treated b,
these young blackguards in this vii
famous fashion, and he had deliber
ately made up his mind never to g
back until he was assured the eVi
had been remedied-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

BG Evansville merchants and
manufacturers can secure a large
trade from Warrick County by ask
ing for it through the columns of the
WarricE Herald, which circulates in
every neighborhood IN the County.
Hundreds of persons, to say nothing
of merchants, come to Evansville
every week to buy goods. Money can
be made by advertising through this
medium. ZERTsAEor3
TERMs-1 col. 1 year, $50; J col. 1
year, $35; I col. 1lyear. $40; ] col. l
year, $12 so; ZIG Gel. 1 year, 81 so.
a copy Of the paper sent regularly to
each subscriber aohO takes as mach as
col. or more. For a shorter time
than l year at reasonable rates. Lo-
cal notices inserted for 10 cents per
line each insertion. ..t-,.
Address HERALD. Newburgh, In
diana. jaB7
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

TRACK SUNK.-We learn that some
interruption to the running of trains
on the e. Ell. & n. Railroad has &C.
Cured during the last few days be-
yond Deer Greek by the settling of the
newly laid track, and trains for day
or two were only run out as far as
Deer Greek. Men are now engaged
in raising the track, and trains again
run through. When the track gets
once settled, and the road is ballasted
this evil will be unknown.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

CIFCTesNAT1, January s7.-Arr1ved-A1iee
Dean, from New Orleans: Silver Cloud No.
2, from Memphis reparted-Armenia, to
New OrleE ms Emma Floyd, TO Nashville.
Weather mild. Business brisk. The river
feIl one foot, with thtTty-6ve feet in
the channel, and sixty-seven feet under
the bridge. -@
MEMPHIS, January 7.--River rose 2Oincla-
IS. Departed-+Dexter, Louisville: Alton,
Richmond. .Strader and Dan. Able, New
Orleans. a1f e
NASHVILLE, January 7.--Rtver falling,
mid, with indications of rain. The John
Lumsden arrived from Louisville. MolIie
NashvtIfe. for Cairo, departed. @Ag "a
CAIRO, January 7-P0rt list = Tacony.
Eastport to Sc. Louis, 10 z. NJ; sArgosy, CIn-
cinnatt to New Orleans, 10 A. II: Rubi-
Goa, st Louis 10 Vicksburgs Pm arthur,
da, Evansville packet, 8 P. N. River rose 10
inches. Weather clear and pleasant. II
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

RECORDERS CoURT.-After feast
there comes famine, generally, and
after good run of business in the
Recorders Court for day or two, it
has suddenly hattened out again. But
one case required attention. A negro
woman named Charity Gibson went
to house occupied by Africans, in
the vicinity Of Democratic Headquar-
tiers, corner of Locust and Third
Streets, and there raised row, for
which she was charged So, which she
paid like little man.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08
MARRIED.

RAGON-MoDO NALD.-At the resi-
deace of Major L. M.atIardner, by Rev.
G. B. Fl. Martin, at 8 O'Clock on Thursday
morning. January 7th, f. III. RAGoN, Of
the firm OF Rag0n, Diclzey & Carson, to
Miss Anna MeDoNALD. of Pulaski, Tenn
The happy pair left by the 9 o'clock
train for New Orleans, via Louisville and
Pulaski, followed by the kind wishes OF
many warm hearted friends. May the
sun of their happiness set late in life
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

CLOTHES THIEF.-Some sneak thief
stole lot of mems clothing from the
clothes-line of Philip Herman, cor
ner Of Fifth and IDgle Streets, on
Wednesday night, between IL and ]
o'clock. The thief passed out into
the alley through the stable, leaving
the door open. A clothes thief is the
meanest specimen of the thief genus
we know of, and on detection should
be hung summarily. People should
however, never leave their clothes
out at night.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

ADMITTED TO PRoBATE.--The last
will and testament of Xavier Strasser,
deceased, was admitted to probate
yesterday. It is very brief. simply
devising all the estate, real and per-
sonal, of which he might be seized at
the time of his death. to his wife,
Anna Maria Strasser, during her life
time, and after her death to be divided
equally between his children.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

CALIsAYA BARK.-It is said that Messrs.
Drake & Co. (proprietors of the PLAHrA-
Calisaya Bark in this country, and that,
with the exception of an occasional sale,
all they import is used ia the compound
TERs-to viii IN they undoubtedly are in
debted for their wonderful health-restor-
ing properties, AS q Tonic andsAppetiZer
they are not surpassed, and we cheer1ulIy
recommend them,s All drst-clasS druggists
keep them for sale.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
halfthe price. lana d3teodltw
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

FAvQRs.-Messrs. Fish & Barter,
booksellers and news dealers, corner
of Main and First Streets, have our
thanks for daily paper favors.
Messrs. Mayer and Seward, the ac-
complished aud accommodating ex-
press messengers, also have our
thanks for like favors.
Mr.. E. II. Chubb, who returned
from the East, last night, kindly fur
nished us with a bundle of papers
from all the Eastern cities, of the
latest dates, including New England
papers of Tuesday, and Harrisburg
and Pittsburg papers of Wednesday
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

The MITE.-The Mite at Trinity
Church last night was well attended.
Everything passed off in the most
pleasant manner. There is no place
where an hour or two can be more
pleasantly passed than at one of these
Mite Societies.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08
Evansville Business College.
3 b m E9 REMOVAL.

a FTER SEAHCHING THIS CITY
IN. thoroughly for new quarters adapr 81
to our necessities, we have selected CIkES-
CENT CITY HALL, corner Main and
Third Streets, as peculiarl- adapted TO our
use. The superb apartments now occupied
In TINS building, ith, entrance on Third
Street, are U. equaIed in all tn essentials
of locality, spa &c. light, Ventilation, and
general arfan cement.
This institution. established in 1850 AZ
/" Evansville CONNER iaICoilege,' is now
the oldest, most popular, and extensive q.
School in the West for the educat ton Of
young men and boys In CONNIE reiaI
{ The plan OF Instruction in all denart-
ments is peculiar to the institution. and is
the result of many years experiences. aud
development, and is the place to obtain q
thorough Business Education. A regular
SYSTEM OF ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAIN
INC, selected from the best Business
Houses IN the country. BOOK KEEPING,
Mf5TIC. CORRESPONDENCE, &c. thor
onghly Taught, and sncoess guaranteed.
The BUSINESS COLLEGE stands anri-
notable example in the country of the fea-
sibiltty OF fitting young men for the higher
experimental trailing in the details az
busln ess- 1t is i'm possible here to fully
desc ri6e the beauty OF the system OF
PRACTICE, which mas grown up BY de-
gIees In the institution 80
A visit to this wonderful beehive of
business never falls to Impress tile be-
acter and its utter feasibility as a pre-
paratory school for business
Parents and guardians viii find nowhere
else in the country O. school where their
children and wards VIII receive such midi
v1dual recognition. and where SO much IS
done to advance each pupil IN Whatever
is deemed most essential to their symmet-
rical advancement. f-l. fffa
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to
visit odr rooms any hour during the .day
or evening. a zlfatr
For information regarding terms, circu-
lars. specimens of penmanshfp. &c adj
dress WELLS q KLkNER,
jail dim Principals ana Proprietors
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

No. 8 SECOND STREET.-A splendid
stock of all kinds of boots and shoes
may always be found at John Rasch's,
on Second Street. Ladies shoes of
vafities and styles of the best make.
Boys boots and shoes. Ladies' and
gentlemen's over-shoes. Customers
cannot fail to be pleased, as the stock
has been selected with the greatest
care. Call at No 8 Second Street.
M. W. q f.-nov12.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

TO LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock An. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at .
O'Clock P. N.
o'clock P. II.
TO GREEH RIvER.-Every Monday and
Friday at o'clock P. n. Every Thursday
at = O'Clock p. NJ.
To EAsTPORT.-Every Monday, WedneS-
dav and Friday at o'clock p. II.
TO HESDERsoH-Daily, except Sundays,
at o'clock PM.
TO NAsHvILLE-Every Wednesday and
Saturday at p. NJ.
10 MEsPHIs-Every Tuesday at P. II.
RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
WILEY carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
Arrives by P. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
add Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at z A. M. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. n.
ut. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily tex
cept Sundays at A. n. Arrives daily lex
e6pt Sundays) by 2 P. d..
TO NEwBURs.-HacK daily Except Sum
5ay,l from the Merchants HOTEL at :
O'Clock P. NJ.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08
LOCAL NOTICES.

PRICE OF Coal REDUoED.-Take
notice that | have since the 18th inst.
reduced the price of coal to l23 cents,
delivered in the city.
JAMS. If Jos. THOMAS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

CoLoRED CONCERT. Another large
crowd attended the concert and tab
leaux at the colored M. E. Church
last night, and the entertainment was
highly creditable to all concerned and
highly satisfactory to all who attend
ed. Some of the music was equal to
any ever heard in this city.
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FRIDAY..........-..............JANUARY 5. lSe
CITY N EW S.

TENDER LINES. = st. Valentines
tender lines" for the feast of the
14th of February, are beginning to
arrive already-so John FL. Scott in
forms US.
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B0- Geo. s. Sonntag & Co. can be
found at the old Lowenthal store,
corner of First and Main Streets,
where they expect to supply their
customers with goods in their line.
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DG- Try some of Hudnut's cele-
brated Hominy Grits. It is superior
to Rice, Tapioca, Sage or Corn Starch
for buildings. For sale at the New
York Grocery. te.fHafI