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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-25

Al RATHER SENDS FOR HIS Son.
A telegram was received by Tom.
RoystOo, few days ago, from Cincin-
natl, asking if John Vanguard was in
Jail here, to which an answer was tel
egraphed in the negative, and de-
scription asked for. This was sent
By mail, and it turned out that the
person for whom inquiry was made is
the young man who goes by the name
of q Burke or Birkey," atpresent
in the lookup, having been sent
there to serve out a fine of $57 20.
His right name is MaTquard, however,
and his father is evidently in good
circumstances. It is probable that
his fine will be paid to-day or to-mor-
row, as his father wants him released
from prison.
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louisville Market.

BY Telegraph.I LOUISVILLE. Nov q.
COTroN-Quiet Fmiddling 235<c
3 ELoUR--Denand fair; extra family IS 2j
p GRAIN-Q Gist and steady. Red wheat
81 o5; white 81 90. Corn e5c. Rye soc.
Oats SOC, on arrival. a8 ri
Hoes Receipts 5000 head killed $3.50
head; killed during the season 81, O07 head ;
market steady at Sl09l0 % gross.
ToBACco-Active; sales or go hogsheads
at auction and IS hOgsheads at private
sale; Tugs Is 5000 IS: low to good leaf 80 50
GIG 90; 130 hogsheads Of Tedried sold yes
terday at Sl4.
PROYEIONs-Yery firm, but quiet Mess
pork $50. Bulk shoulders 13c; ciear rib lie:
clear sides INC. Lard lSc for fierce
WHTsKY-Heid at 81 o..
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ToBAcco.-We were shown vester
day few samples of tobacco that was
recently frozen in Kentucky, during
the first cold snap. From the tobae.
co examined by US we are satisfied
that the damages to the crop are not
80 great as was at FIRST supposed.
When tobacco is badly frozen it will
not come in case," but this tobacco
seemed to have thawed out, and was
in excellent ease" It would be
hard to tell, from its appearance that
it had ever been frozen, save that the
stems are little blacker than usual
All this tobacco will be marketable.
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SOCIAL HoP.-As the holidays draw
nigh, the number of balls and parties
is steadily on the increase, and the
young folks are having gay time. "
Social Club Hops are the order, and
We are pleased to say that they are all
conducted in the most elegant and
genteel manner. On Tuesday night
the New Era Club gave delightful
Hop, and this evening the Evening
Star Circle will give select Hop at
the National Hall. We arc satisfied
that those who go will enjoy them
selves in the most perfect manner.
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THE FIRST SALEoF BoBIAM Coal.
We observed, yesterday, at the Libra
~ Rooms, a piece of coal taken from
the Bodiam (uow Ingleside) Coal
Mines, when they were first opened,
in 1854 or 1855, presented to DR.. sim
son by VIM. C. Turnoek, Esq. Mr.
Turnock handed Us a Memorandum
last evening, in regard to the first SAFE
of coal dug from this mine, that took
Mace n this city. The event vas
celebrated with procession and
twenty loads Of coal were sold at a a..
t;on and fine prices we're realized. The
money paid for .his coal was donated
- tbe miners that dug it. The fol-
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e AND when Abraham and the people be-
held the wonderful cures which were pro-
duced by this drink, Abraham said, My
children must not suffer; give me thy
drink to drink. and will give IL a name"
And so Abra ham drank, and said there
wasnothing ike IL, even IN Sangamon
County; that 10 was bitter TO the lips, but
good for the stomach; aud because there
was butter times In fighting the masters of
The plantations, 1t snail be forevermore
called PLANTATION BITrERs; and so IL has
beer. 8
Aud the wonderful work which 1t has
performed is witnessed at this day in every
town, parish. village and hamlet through
stutalIth6sWorld. ~ s#tA H#-4
and he said, "Let it be proclaimed
throughout the length and breadth of the
land, from the valleys and noun tain-tops,
that all who suffer from fevers, dyspepsia,
weakness, loss OF appetite, nervous head
ache, and mental dependency, will find
relief through the PLANTATION BITE RS.
They add tone to the stomach, and bril-
uancy to the mind, OF which 1, o people,
am living example,
MAGNOLIA WATER.-=Superio to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. - DoY22-d3t .eod-Wlt
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CINCINNATI MsrkeE.

BY TslsgTaph.I CTNo1NNATT, Nov. ~.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged. ~
WHEAT-HeId at 81 1901 MOL.
+ CoRN-Firm but quiet; ear, S39S5e. for
new, aud 98g9sc for old. $780, -
OATs-Steady at 4cg54c-
RYE-S5a90s. 1888
BARLEY-Unchanged. f.--
CoTroN-DuIl and Unchanged ;28 124c.i
ToBAc co--ActIve; sales or los hogsheads
ct s. 25dI5 so. -a rFrri
WHlsKY-Du1l al 81 0I@I o.. $50
HoGs-Dull at $40 O09l0 so.
Cur MEATs-Duil and nominal; ii16c,
l352c, aud l55<c. As1
MESS PoaK-Held al s32 co..
BULK MEATs-l21Sc. 1870 and l65&c; no
sales.
LARD-Held higher; steam, lsc; kettle
rendered. 1916. ..E
BUrTER-U nchanged.
CHEEsE-U nehanxed. --------.-
r. OILS-No change. e4-
K GoLD-l255z, buying.
ExcHA >GE-Dulli H9l-l0 discount, buy
Ing.
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noale1,s Baking Powder.

No article has ever been introduced
to the public in which the component
parts entering into its composition
are so perfectly pure and so nicely
proportioned that the same results
follow with each trial. Not only is ii
cheaper, but the many testimonials IN
its favor pronounce it the BEST IN USE.
Each package contains full s0eight as
represented. Manufactured by DOo-
LEY & BROTHER, New York, and for
sale by all Grocers. nov23 3teod.
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ANOTHER FINE BUILDING Pro-
JEorED.-Mr. J. Hclbrich, the baker,
will, about the first Of the new year,
remove the frame building he now
occupies, on the corner Of Main and
Fourth Streets, aud in its place will
erect fine three-story brick, with a
front of eighteen feet nine inohes,on
Main Street, and running back on
Fourth Street one hundred feet. 1t
is to Be hoped that the owners of the
two adjoining lots will join him and
erect a complete block on that cor
ner. Itwould be a great improve
ment TO that corner. and might pro-
yoke other Improvements in that
vicinity.
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a SAD MIssIoN.-BIr. W. II. Reid,
formerly Of this city, but recently of
Shawneetown, came to the city by
the West Wind on Sunday, bringing
the remains Of his wife, TO be inferred
among her friends. which last sad
rite was performed on Monday.
Mrs. Reid, whose maiden name was
Jennie Madden, died of typhoid
pneumonia on Saturday morning,
leaving a husband. young babe and
asnumber of warm-hearted friends to
mourn her early death. She had
been married but year and half.
Mr.. Reid returns to this city as his
future home.
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b. ahla.

By Cable.l LoNDoN, Nov. 2f-Eve.
Consols 935S. American securities quiet
hve-twenties, 1862, S356; do. 1865, S25s; do.
1867, 81; ten-f0rties, S719 Erie 2O1zi Idinois
Central, 99H.
and easier: middling uplands ll1z9n1sd F;
Orleans 1Isz9lIJ6d; sales 1900 bales. Call-
fornia white Wheat IS Cd red western,
No. 2 IS Sd: Winter IS I'd q IS. Western
Flour 21s Cd. Corn, No. 2, mixed, 2Ss 3D..
Oats IS Cd. Pork Ills Cd. Beef S5s. Lard
lbs Cd. Cheese 69s. Bacon 61s ID. Spirits
Petroleum Is sd; refined Is l0d. TaiIoW
ass. Turpentine 2Ts Sd.
PARIS, November 24.-BourEe dull rentes
7If. 45c.
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MONEY SAyED.-R. w. Harper &
Co., No. 80 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 tito their interest to call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they. can save thelcost of transpor-
tation from the East as well as the
profits made by the wholesale dealers.
sep23tf - -@At.
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lev York cold and slOca aArA,l,

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. "A.
MoNEY-Easy at 5s5 per cent. on Gov
ernments, and 697 per cent. 10 stock brok-
er5. Discounts unchanged.
2 STERLING cad S5S99
GfoLD-bOWeT; opened at 265E, aud closed
at 255zD55H. The weakness was Increased
by TuEnOrs from Washington that the
Treasury Department would increase rs
sales Of god next month TO a25, O0O, 600, and
increase its bond purchases In the same
ratio. There IS a growing belief that the
Secret airy VIII increase his sales tomorrow
and Friday, in view Of the fact that he in
creased his bond purchases 10 day.
Carrying rates, 699 per cent, and por
cent. gold. Clearances under 100000.
GoNERHM ESTs-Heavy. and lower; the
purchase OF an extra million OF s 20 bonds
by she Government, TO day, gave slight
Impetus 10 the market, and 1858 advanced
from ll52s TO ll516; this advance brought
out LIBERAL supply OF bonds, and In q
very short time the Improvement was lost,
the closing prices being the lowest Of the
day: coupons OF 81, 1l75z0lIS do. '62 1I51Z
9II55z; do. '64 ll25s9ll31s; do. '65 Il315@
ll354: do. new, 1i5129ll5tz: DO. 81 1880
ll5sz do. 'G3, 1910 Il54 io-4Os lG75f8lO654; ;
curreney, 6s, 7zsa7zs; The Sub q Treasury
bought s2,009,0o0 at III jj-l009ll2 9j-l0O, ex-
cePiing interest.
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More Wood,

l have just received boat load of
excellent wood, which is noR at the
foot of Division Street. All who want
wood, should send their orders in at
once. l will sell the wood fifty cents
cheaper on the cord if taken from the
boat, or before [ remove it to the
wood yard. t JOHN SMYTH
noy23 IF
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It will be noticed that Mr.. Ingle
purchased several loads, one of which
was donated to Rev. W. McCarer. one
to Rev. G. A. Foster, and one to Rev.
@. B. Davidson. The citizens were
highly elated that coal had been found
SO near the city, and big blow
vas made about it at The time,
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SOMETHING WoRTH knowing

The popular store of MILLER &
BRINKMEYER, on First Street. offers
great inducements to persons buying
first-class Dry Goods. Good Delaines
at 123 cents, and Cloaking Velvets
very cheap. Silks, Irish Poplins. Rep
Velours, Satin de Chine, and all other
kinds Of fine Dress Goods at very low
prices.
just received, a large stock of fine
Mink Furs at reduced prices.
A big stock of Carpets cheap.
noY24-2t
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sPEcIAL &c.
We Lie In Thrge CIImaLls.

VIC Live In Three Climates,
Ia this country we have ct different sea-
sons OIL the year the temperature OF thrBa
climates. Our Springs and AudDuIng have
q softness and mlldness that belong only
to the TEN pernte Zoness our Midsumfl afa
are tol'rid. and our hidWinteEa Glnneat arc
Ito Ia their trigidity. These ehanEeH, tns
volvlng variation OF from ninety toone
hundred degrees of Fahren helf during the
year, are upon the whole EounuEtWa Co
health. and long life, but they tend % en-
tail upon rs some distressing com IcllLa
which can only be escaped bR the eearclge
of due care and the use or proper anu-
dote when the system is pfedispo9ed 20
contract them. The chief aud most .ou-
noying OF these disorders IS CyGrapElas
once supposed 10 be tncurable, but Whichs
since the introru c1iou Of HOSIE TIERS
years ago. has proved 20 be peFEaGtty
manaseable disease.
In the Sprlng and Fail ,but more e8pe-
cialiy In Che Fall, the symptoms 81 uyB-
pePsia are generally aggravated, The pno-
to leave the stomach weak and indolonts
and incompetent TO the task or perfect
otgestiOn.s 1t req 1ires q tonic Whicl VIII
rouse It frpva its lefhaEgyi and brace and
invigerate without Irritating or inhanailg
IT. THIS tonic has been provided tu che
wonderful preparation which has rqpl1 ced
in great measure all the old paluaflEe9
formerly prescribed by physicians, under
the false idea that the disorder coullue
be radically cured The success or HOS
lof dyspepsia, acute or chr8nlcf has eftl1gu-
ally exploded this falacy. qEa al ia noW
recommended as q specific for indigestion
by Some OF The most eminent 20 ermber8 Of
the medical profession. -elI tI
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FIREMEN's BALL.-We learn thai
the indications for q good attendance
at the Firemen's Ban. at Masonic
Hall. next Monday night. are quite
fattering, The Committee of Ar
engagements inform US that 70 exer-
tons will be spared to make it a
grand success. The object Of the ball
is to raise funds for the benefit of the
Fire Department, the members of
which desire 20 provide themselves
with water proof uniform to be worn
at fires.
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New TRIAL. = The new trial of
H. @. Foster, not long since con-
yicted of arson, will be brought up
this morning, and country jury has
been summoned to try this case.
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WITHHELD. Two persons were,
yesterday, arraigned before the Grim
inal Court on the charge Of living
together without being married. As
tLey claim that they will be fully able
to prove their innocence. We have
agreed to withhold their names for
the present.
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No. 25 First Street.

We receive cur Queensware direct from
the Potteries of StafordshiTe, England
via New Orleans and New York; hence
pay no secondhand profits which right
fully belong to cur customers.
Having completed arrangements with
MEAKIN, BROS. 81 CO, of Stafordshire.
England, tor the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for this market of their celebrated STONE
CHINA WARE, we are now prepared to
supply the trade.
In addition we are now receiving. fresh
from Lamoges, France, a large stock Of
GOLD BAND, PLAIN WHITE and DECO
RATED FRENCH CHINA.
We are also receiving heavy importa-
tions of HOLIDAY GOODS in great vari-
ETY..
eS- Consult your own interest by exam
lining our stock before purchasing else
where. noy13
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BATCHEIORRs HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye
harmless, reliable. instantaneous; no dis
appointment: no ridiculous tinta; reme-
d1esGhe III effects OF bad Dyes tnvtgoratea
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful
BLACK or BROWN. sold by all Druggists
and Perfumers; and properly applied &C
Bachelors wig Factory, No. l6 Bond &c.
Eavu York
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BASE BALL-The Vineennes San
is responsible for the following base
ball item: o
The Red Stockings give Omaha
credit for having the worst base ball
club in the United States 1t takes
three of them to pick up a ball, and
then they quarrel. seventeen minutes
to see who shalt throw it to the
pitcher, when the pitcher finally goes
after it himself. and gets his nose
punched.
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INT HeaIfno RooI.

TEsSA rs. FOR YOUNG MEN, who
~ have fallen into vicious habits, and
now desire a higher life, and g better
MANHOOD with certain means of relief
for the afflicted. Sent ia Sealed letter ems
yeIopes, free Of charge. Address, How
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box r.. pHrLhnHL-
RHLA, Pa fop29
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scALDED.-Adolph Melcer, Fore
man at Philip Decker's Soap Factory,
accidentally got his right hand badly
sealded with hot lyc at the factory
Yesterday.
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By telegraph MErPHIs. NOV. "a.
CoTToS-High grades scarca and very
Arm at 231Te; receipts, e53 baiess exports.
IA bales
FLOu-R-FirU3 at S. 000e o.
CORN.-Scarce as 81 20.
OATs-Ffrm at Coo.
HAY-s29 %.
BRAag-S2z 90.
TsARIp-lS1SG20c.
BAC0N-Ftrm f; shoulders, 17l6l7bScs sides.
211Sc.
BULIs BIEATs-shoulder 1870; sides IB56
30
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To the Trade.

A large supply of Cheese, New
York and Indiana Roll Butter, Pota-
toes, Apples, Onions. &c. can always
be found at Eze4s<.res
L. RUFFNER, JR., & Cos.
no24-3t No. ) North Water ST.
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PREACHING IN INDEPENDENcE-
We learn that the Rev.-J. Speer. of
Owensville, viii preach a sermon at
the Baptist Church, in Independence,
on Sunday next. at 101 O'Clock AN.
Oh an important subject.
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GRAND JURY. = The Grand Jury
will conclude their labors to day, and
will be discharged. A new jury, as
We understand, will DO selected for
tho next session.
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BILLS RETURNED. = The Grand
Jury have not been idle the present
session, and two indictments were re-
returned on Tuesday, and six yester-
day. The bills returned yesterday
were mostly for selling LIQUOR.
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B We are gratified to notice that
our young friend, j. E. Igleheart,
has been admitted to practice in the
Supreme Court.
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A HEAVY INvoIcE.--Col. John
Rheinlauder, at lis Main Street, is
receiving an immense consignment of
the finest leaf tObacoo-enougb, We
suppose to supply almost all the cigar
makers west of the m9uutains.
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EXCELLENT AND MAGNIFICENT
BLANK BooKs.-The JOURNAL Bind
erv has just completed a set of fine
blank Books for the firm of Marx,
Warren & Co, including Ledger,
Journal and Cash Books; also, a
Ledger for the great house Of Maekey,
Nisbet & Co., that fer excellence of
material. perfection Of construction
and beauty and chasteness of finish,
can hardly be excelled. They will
compare favorably with like work
from any mandatory on the ooati-
nent. The JOURNAL Bindery is pre-
pared to fill all orders for Blank
Books in the most workmaulike man
ner, and at reasonable prices. Call
and examine specimens.
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F[oGs.-Wm. Akin killed three
hundred hogs yesterday, which is the
largest number killed By one packer
in one day this season. The prices
rule as follows: 83@9e, gross; 1910
lie, net. ss- s.a'1' iis't - -
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BEFORE McTERNAN.-A small case
OF assault was investigated before
Justice McTernan yeterday morning,
caused by a man taking barrel away
from a woman through mistake as
to ownership. This was called an
assault, and was SO proven. and the
defendant was fined and costsd TO the
amount of 81 So.
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Nashville Market.

BY Telegraph NASHVILLE, NOV. 81.
C.lTTeN-DuH; low middling z3ci good
ordinary nc.
WHE1T-Red 81 10; amber 81 I5i white
81 p.
CoRN-sl CS.
OATs-65c.
RYE--sl.
BARIFY-e1 o.
FLoUR-s5 O0@7 % for superdne TO fancy
BACoN-Stdes, 20c; hams, gle; shoulders
171Sc.
LARb-lgc.
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GIoEea! GIaresl aloEesI

Just received at Hughes, full
line of Gloves for, eyeTybody-some
very stylish. and some very strong and
warm. nov23 1w
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E Prang's Cromos, equal to the
finest OIL Paintings. from 81 90 to
$25 co. Call and examine them at
i. e B's.A -.--.- oe1tf
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CovERED.-Bedford & Son FMS he'd
the slate roof on Charles McJohn-
ston's new residence, yesterday, and
the building is now under perfect
cover. The roof is a fine job of
stating.
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EAIR! EATR !!

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
CATHOLIC SCHOOL HOUSE.
Corner Vine and Third Streets,
%rTTF,E, COMMENCE ON MDWmAw
w December 18th, 1862 and continue 70
Saturday, Deem Der Aoku. Jas place where
the Fair VIII be held and ALSO further de-
tails win be made known In due time
BY order Of the Committee, na0fd
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ASSAULT AND PRovoKE.-A trial
took place at the Criminal Court
Room, and another at Squire Meter.
mans, yesterday. between married
man and married woman, that was
not very ereditable to either side, so
far as shown by the testimony. The
woman brought suit for assaults and
battery, to which the man plead
guilty, and stated that he had been
provoked by slanderous reports set
in circulation by the woman, which,
as he claimed, had no foundation in
fact. The matter was tried before
Judge Robinson, and Of course, as
the defendant had plead guilty, the
Court was compelled to infict fine,
which was placed at $25.
Shortly after this trial, the man
filed an affidavit before Squire Nc
Ternan, for provoke and an in
yestigation being had, the woman was
fined So 10.
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BAPTIST MIrE.-The first mite
meeting of the Baptist Church, this
season, was held at the residence of
Mrs. Sarah K. Foster. and was de-
oided success. A large number were
present.
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TIE Next MrrE.-Fhe next Mite
OF q; Paufs Episcopal Church will
be held at the residence of Colonel
Charles DENLY, on next NJ
night. The congregation aud friends
are invited.
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GAVE BAIL.-Sylvester Deeds gave
pan Yesterday evening in the sum Of
sS'OOO,and was set at liberty. Several
OF our most prominent citizens wen
on the bond. His case will be called
up on next FRIDAY -i's'
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT VINcEEEEs.
From Mr.. Mayer, Express Messenger,
we learn that a wooden-legged man,
vino has been giving exhibitions
of walking ropes stretched across the
street, fell from the rope, at Vim
cennes, last evening, and was seriously
if net fatally injured.
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BELL R1NGERs.-The Peak Family
Of Vocalists and Bell Ringers per-
formed at Vinoennes last night. 1t is
likely they viii come down this way
shortly. =
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Auenan.

Those that wish to buy Double
Desk, Spring Mattrass, new Office
Chairs, Good Ready Made Clothing,
will do well TO attend ia. Nelson's
Auction, this morning, at 81 O'clock,
at his Auction Room, Locust Street.
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pS See GILBERT & Co.'s adver-
tisement of two of the best and finest
Stores In town for Rent. oc29-tf
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TIME TABLE.-The corrected rail-
road time. table will be found at the
head Of City News. .s.ts e0
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click & Schwartz. OBJ
posite the Opera House. . sep25
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RT 800 Towels worth 40 cents, for
% cts. More Millinery just received,
at Schapker. Bussing 81 Cos. now
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weeds Sewing MacbIne.


1t took the First Premium at the
late Henderson Fair. Office at Huds-
peth & Adams 60 Main Street. IF
tar r. G. BridweIl & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
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-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
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