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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-30

You've AHEEIoA.--An exchange
very aptly remarks that the reading
Of Beadle's Dime Novels" i hay.
ing its effect upon the rising genera
tioH. 1t is said that ten year old boys
carry a perfect armory Of knives and
pistols, and that many Of them prac-
tice the stealthy, cat-like tread Of
the fur. capped hunters they read ",
il anticipation Of an early start upon
the war-path. Essence Of birch bark.
well applied, is good for this disease.
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THE MISSION SCHOOL FESTIVAL
The Fair and Festival at MARKETS.
Hall, last night. was largely attended,
and all evidently were we'll pleased.
The fancy tables were we'll patronized,
and nearly all the goods were dis
posed Of. The fish pond was the
chief point Of attraction to the little
folks. and the Refreshments table was
not ignored.
The Festival has been complete
financial and social success. Although
gotten up for the purpose of raising
funds for the benefit Of the Mission
Sehol of the Church Of the Holy In
nocents, it was also designed as an
occasion of enjoyment. by the teach
ers and scholars; and we feel assured
that the aims of the Superintendent
and teachers have been fully realized.
Those who participated win look back
to it as one Of those pleasant affairs
long to be remembered.
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IA Yesterday was dull day both
in a business and local item point Of
view. OF late, we have had nothing
sensational no runaTays, fires, or
other little incidents that occasionally
ripple the surface of public quiet and
inactivity. IF we could dig up first
class ghost, or horrible ghoul or COB
lin, we might create a sensation, but
we despair Of either, although, while
the DaYenports are here, there is no
telling what may turn up"
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RiVer ElianafeIlan.

NEW ORLEANS october %. - Arrived:
Pauline Carroll
MEMPHIs, October %. - Weather clear
and pleasant. River falling. Arriveds
Robert Moore, OiEcinnati, Departed:
Belle st. Louis and CONTINENTAL, St.
Louis; Colorado, Vtcksburg, and Indiana,
New Orleans; Peytona and barges, Ohio
River 4lNftG Us dE1u GH ftH0aH
NASHVILLE. October 29.-Rtver falling,
with p inches on Harpeth Shoals. Wea-
Their clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, October % - Thermometer
569 at noon and SOC at night. Port List
Arrtved-Champion, from st. louis; Ca.
melia, do. Departed: Kate Robinson, for
st. Louis; Cameiia, for Pittsburg. River
Ga feet and rising, and two rises back.
Sprtnkling rain.
LOUISVILLE, oct. 29.-Port List-Umpire,
from Cairo; LeCIaire No. 2, from Tennes-
see River; Emma Floyd, Cincinnati to
Memphis. River falling, with feet 3
inches water in the canal. Weather cloudy.
Business good, and freights are In excess Of
tonnage. -
CAIRo, October 29.-St. Joseph, from.
Memphis to st. Louts, IL p. M; Mary
Houston, from st. Louis to New Orleans,
at IL q. M; La Belle, from New Albany to
New Orleans, at p. m; Lizzie Gill, from
New Orleans to st. Louis, at p. m. River
stationary. Weather clear; mercury 562.
We have no further particulars of the
Ston ewaIl disaster. The Mary Houston Is
the only arrival from st. Louis to-day, and
brings nOuews- "a XII rFE
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NEARLY CoMPLErED.-The inside
work on VIM. HeiIman's magnificent
new residence will be completed in a
few weeks. and when finished viii be
the finest residence in the county. It
is being constructed with all the mod
ern convenien ees. and viii present a
splendid appearance. When it is I'm
ished. we intend 10 give a proper de-
scription of this fine house, but for
the present we will omit further par
tieulars.
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HaH - 90 eoode NnYkel.

By Telegraph new YORK, Oct. ~
! Dry GooDs-As n general thing, the
mark ct for the sale of textile fabrics is In
ert, and. in orderto effect sales Of moment.
concessions are TO be made to dealers ~
way of credits or discounts; still, tnis y
the exception. not the rule, Tor, az z
rule prices are extremely low ana various
classes of goods are selling at mare coat ~ -
fact. certain classes OF cotton fabrices are
selling below cost, and the mills nave
stopped making them, and changed lhtlr
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INGLE STREET CHURcH.-Services
Sunday morning, commencing 1O1.
Rev. F. IgIehardt occupying the pull
pit at night. The Presiding Elder,
Rev. VIM. f. Harmed will preach.
The public are cordially invited.
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CARPENTERS ana Contractors.

The undersigned will offer for sale,
at the store of the late John MeMan-
aman, lot Of Shelving, Glass Casing,
Drawers and Counters, on Saturday
at 10 A. N. Parties intending to fit
up nice store with the proper fix
lures, will do well to attend.
oc28J 3t P. BURKE, Executor.
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HORSE RACE.-We learn that it is
probable that horse race will take
place at the Longworth Tract to-day.
between Brockie's sorrel nag and
some other horse. If it comes of. it
will be between two and four o'clock
this evening. @
We learn that race for $500 side
will come off at the Longworth Tract,
next Saturday. and an exciting time
is expected. laf
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90 90 go 90 - -.

bY lsIesIbpIsI NalW OI-I-i JNts 20
MoSEY-The market continues easy on
call: at the close of bank hours, money
was compIets drug. stockholders gem
orally paid 697 per cent, while Govern
ment dealers had more capital offered
them at 4,95 per cent. than they could use.
DIsCoUETS-Dull: prime 1922 per cent?
other qualities l59sl8 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE 40 More steady, az
Sz8S1s per cent.
GOLD = Dull; opened at 1855, touched
1854 and closed 81 1855. The Sub-Treas-
Carrying rates Pos per cent; borrowing
rates LEA and 2 per cent. to nat.
GOVERNMENTS - Decidedly lower, but
closed firmer: coupons of 81, llg5zgll9; do.
'62, l191z9II955; do. '64 Il71%@ll715: do. '65,
1I8@IlS1z; do. new. l1I5550lI614: do. '67. 1853;
do. '6S, 4151S8l161S; l0-I0S, 1G75sz1l075S; cur
Teucy 6s. lO73%mI075S,
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- WoRLD-RENoWNEp
OTTY ADVGnTIsE3EENTs
Notice to widen Ann Street.

TAT GTLCE rs HEREBY GIVEN, chat
~ the Common Council CT the city OF
Evansville have determined upon the
widening OF Ann street of said city, from
Main street TO the west line OF the north
east quarter OF Out-iob NO. 4, subdivision
of the north half OF the northwest quarter
Of section number %, ia township south,
range 10 west.
on motion of Councilman Doughty, sec
onded by Semouin, the following order
was unanimously passed. and adopted:
10 Is nOlU here ordered, That six weeks
public notice be gtveo, by publication Ia
paper printed and published In the city of
EVANSVILLE that on Monday the 9th day
Of December, 1850, the Common Council OF
the city Of Evansville viii make an Ider
TO widen Ann street of said city so as %
embrace within said street, ia addition TO
It's present width, all the ground emb raceu
and contained within the following lines,
to wit: Beginning al point az the noTtu-
west corner of the northeast quarter OF
out-IOt number 4, sub livisiOn of the north
half of The northwest quarter OF section
number 20, ia township q south, range 10
westi thence extending soutn4 on the mid
die line OF said 0ut-lOt thirty feet; thence
due east 81 feet to the westerly line of Vine
street; thence northeaslerly 531& feet, Along
the west side OF Vine street, 10 the north
line CT section % aforesaid: thence west 81
feet 10 the place of beginning, embracing
within said Zines all Of the fractional parts
OF lots numbers 2, 3 and In Ldlleston q
Larrabee's Enlargement Of Evansville
which lie west of and adjoining Vine
street; also beginning on the northwest
side OF Main street OF said city, at point
at WHICH the uOAhn me Oh EeeAlOU N o.
Aforesaid intersccfs said Main street;
thence extending west on said north line
OF section 20 ten feet; thence in n sOuth-
westerly direction, along the east side OF
Vine street, 6314 feet; hence east along
the south side Of the proposed Ann street
Az feet TO the To. Invest side of Main
street: and thence along the northwest
side of Main street nortneasterly 3l5< feet
TO the place Of beginning, embracing q
part of lots numbers I, q and in Lilleston
a. Larrabee's Enlargement Of Evansville.
And. any person akgrleged by reaso on OF
the Adoption of this order may, 40 any
lime within six weeks, apply 10 the Com
mon Couneil for rec ress, by Petition or re-
monstrance In writing lett with the Clerk
OF the Common Council, containing s.
statement Of o. g Injuries complained OF
and the amount demanded therefor; and
said petition or remembrance viii be duly
considered, heard. and determined on the
9th Gay of December, 1859.
Ind 10 Is JttTtaeT ordered, That the Clerk
record ia the Minute-Book of the Common
Council the plat ~ said Ann street, as
proposed 10 be Widened herein; which
plat has been prepared by James ID. Sauu-
ders, City Surveyor.
A, NJ. MCGHIFF, Clerk,
By y. A. MCGRITF, Deputy
n City Clerks ONCE, Oc23 dtd
Evansville Oct. 28d, 1869. }IUnion oopy.l
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LEAVES FALLING.--The shade
trees in our city are in the sere aud
yellow leaf" and the sidewalks and
streets are covered with the leaves.
The boys amuse themselves at night
by making fires of the piles of dry
leaves.
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THE BERGERs.-The Berger Fam
ilg. Vocalists and Swiss Bell Ringers.
will pay this city visit early in JAN
uary, having already engaged the
Opera House for the occasion.
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MAN KILLED.-From the operator
at the Ohio Telegraph Office, in this
city, we learn that terrible tragedy
was committed at Brandenburg, KY,
this moring. Thomas Atwell killed
Crit. Haynes, by stabbing him 20 the
heart. The murdered man was about
twenty years of age.
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B. B.-The latest bedbug remedy is
to wash the bedstead with saltwater,
filing the cracks they frequent with
salt. Salt seems inimical to the
health of these bugs, and it is assert
ed that they will Immediately "vamose
the rancho
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looms into something else. It is not nee
essary TO particularlZe the brands or STYLES,
for 10 Is enough to know that most descrfp-
tions are selling at prices which afford n 10
adequate return, and for the trade to exact
any lower rates would be a short-sighted
policy. as iDjudicious as II would be un-
wise, for 1t may endanger the safety of the
dealers as well as the manufacturers
Prices are generally low, and goods are
moving slowly.
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IMPRov1Na.-The negro Gen. Har-
ris, that was stabbed by Miller, on
the Rose Hite on Thursday, is i'm
proving, and be will probably recover.
He is under the care Of the County
Physician.
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ANNEXATION KGti09.

A sd NOW HERE 80 appearing to
| sEA- the Mayor and Common Council OF
the City or Evansville that the following
described territory contiguous TO said city,
and not plated or laid Off into lots map
whereof has been duly made and verified
by aIndaVlt accurately describing the
same by metes and bounds, and which said
territory is described as follows, to-Wits
= Commencing at the southwest corner OF
Bray IS Enlargement of the city of Evaus-
vile, and thence inning north 300 feet to
the southeast bank of the Wabash and
said canal 455 feet to the half section line,
passing north and south through the CEN
tire OF section 20, town 0 SOUTH range IT'D
west, in Vanderburgh county, Indiana,
thence north along said half section limo
500 feet to the quarter quarter section
corner, thepee. west On tue quarter quarter
Chestnut street OF said city, thence SOUTH
westerly along the side Of Chestnut street
95S feet 10 the northeast side OF Tenth
street Of said city. thence along said north
east side OF Tenth street 62l feet 10 the
northwest hank Of The cannl aforesaid,
thence southwesterIy along said canal
bank lT5 feet to the half section line, pass
ing east and west through the centre Of
section 20 aforesaid, and from thence east
$50 feet along said half section line to the
place of beginning, ought to BIO annexed
to the said city OF Evansville and made
cart thereof. and the said Mayor and Come
mon Council OF said city being DESTROYS
that said territory should be annexed TO
aud made part Of said city, for the fOl-
lowing reasons tO-Wit: First, that said ter-
rltOry Is contiguous 10, and To large eE-
teift sut4 yuhub4 ~ hs-lu cry abe1nus lAht
said territory shares IN the BENEFITS Of eve
eFage and other proVements now made
and necessary TO be made, and should be
annexed so as to share IN the burdens OF
taxation equally with other property sim-
Harry situated, and now within the corpo-
rate limits OF said city; and third, that the
Jurisdiction or said city over said torritory
! IS necessary to enable the Common Coun-
Gil Of said city 10 open and lay out suitable
ST. Gets and alleys, ana also 20 provide meC-
esgary and proper drainage for said terri.
tory. Ii Is therefore ordered that the Mayor
ana Common Council Of said city give due
notice according to the requirements OF an
act of the General Assembly Of the state
OF Indiana, approved March 9th. 1865. that
they VIII, on The l1th day OF December,
$50, present 70 the Board of Commission
ers of Wanderburgl County q petition ion
tho ann exation as part Of said city the
territory herein before described.
- "A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
By y. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
city Clerks once October -, 1863.
Oc26@0W Union copy
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each Township:

Those desiring to pay taxes IN
either of the above townships, can do
so at any time, as the books are
open"
The County Treasurer has this
week settled with the State Treasurer.
The amount due from the county was
$11. sos 81. OF this amount 1915 48
was for school purposes. and was de-
Quoted by the Treasurer, making
81, 722 50 as the amount sent 70 To-
dianapolis. aaa as. 1850 {
The total school apportionment.for
the State amounts to 1923, 957 g.. ca
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EashrIIIa Mnrkef

BY Telegraph.l NASHVILLE, oct. %.
C3TToE--,-Low middIing, 2314@231zc; good
ordinary 23c.
WHEAT-3ed 81 O5: amber ST. Is; white
81 20
OATs-65c.
RYE-S1 90.
CORNISH u.
BARLEY-SI %.
FLoUR--S5 O0ls7 90 for supsrine 10 fancy.
BACoE-Sides zoe; hams ZEE shoulders
I715c.
LARD-20c.
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EB-. Oda Adams has been sent back
to the Jail, having recovered from her
late illness. Her next trial is sat for
Monday. This will be her third trial,
and it is probable that the matter will
be settled this time.
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K0tlee-To Iii Whom This Nay Con-
4 -. napIs

g Having served with a large portion
of the medical profession of our city
for over twenty-five years. through
storm and sunshine, Winter and Sum
mer. day or night, now feel my own
strength fast declining. and old age
coming on. I therefore now decline
any further solicitations from any Of
my neighbors or friends in the upper
part of our city, and portions Of what
was once called Lamasco, hoping that
some other good Samaritan will pass
by snd take my place.
3 Respectfully, yours,
Mrs u. q. BELLAMY.
! OeS. %, 1869. oct29 It
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Notice.

The firm of McNair & Salat, Boot
and Shoe Dealers. No. AZ Main
Street, has been dissolved, +. H.
Wilke having purchased the interest
of Mr.. McNair. The style Of the firm
hereafter will be
oc27-1W WILKE & SALAT.-
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A TEMPTING DIsPLAY.-We no.
ticed, yesterday, in the show window
of Mr.. Neumann, In Chambers Block,
fresh halibut, fresh mackerel and
fresh Holsters; also snipe, woodcock,
prairie chickens, quails, wild turkey
and venison. The Restaurant de
Bergen could not beat that display.
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WHARF.-The receipts of wheat BY
wagons continue heavy. and one mill
bought, yesterday, nearly three thou
sand bushels, at an average Of about
81 OF per bushel. The roads have
been good the past week, and the
farmers have taken advantage of this
circumstance and hauled their wheat
to market.
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a CRAZY NEGRo.-Some steamboat
that landed at the wharf yesterday
put off a crazy negro. The lunatic
was arrested by Officer Gundrum,
and taken to the lookup; and Tom
Royston shortly afterward took the
darkey to the county Jail. He was
put off here contrary to city ordi-
nance, and the officers Of the boat will
be prosecuted for putting of a pauper
in the city.
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european Marker.

BY Cable.l LoEDoT, october 9--Eye.9
CoSsoLs-9}1zg935S. American securities
quiet and eady; $40 U. =. bonds, eos, at
oIsz; do. 62 S23s; do '67 $50; 10 4O5 76%
Erie 2I15; /. o. $50; A. q q. W. p. Bonds
at Frankfort Arm at SS1s9S812.
PAIRS, October 20.-Cotton-sales for the
week 81 ,0J9 bales BOurse dull and easier;
rentes 7lfr. &c.
LIVERPOOL, October 29.-gotton-sales
for the week of 81 600 bales. Including 1900
bales for export and COD Daies on specula-
ton. Receipts for the week $1,000 bales, tn-
Guiding Z GOD bales American. Stock 49,
900 bales, Including 1000 bales American.
Quantity aflOat $4,000, of which 40 COO bales
are American. The market to-day is
steady; middiing uplands I'D; Orleans
I2<d; tsales of 1900 bales. Manchester
market steady. observation-disclosures Of
wheat for three days 2I,000 quarters, in .
Guiding 21S00 quarters American. Califor-
MIA white Is sd ed Wesi ern No. 2 81 I'D I;
red Winter IS Cd. Western Flour 23s 3D..
Corn, ia liked ,3)s 81. Oats IS I'D. Pork lbs
cd. Beef s6s Lard lis. Cheese 6Ss. b icon
67s; new frmer. spirits OF Petroleum
-ll1[d: refined Is sgd. TaIlow AS Turpen-
tine 27s. Linseed 82s. Linseed CAKES los
HAvRE, October 20-Cotton closed quiet
ordinary on The spot 14Gfr.; low middiing
afioat 1917.
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!" Good Measure and Running 0ver.'

DOOLEY7s BAKING POWDER has
already taken the precedent over
others, from its well known strength
and purity; but aside from these facts,
it is put up in cans holding the full
areigkt as represented. which is rarely
the case with those of ordinary manu-
facture. Hence, DOoLEY's BAKING
POWDER is the best, purest, strongest
and cheapest ever offered to the con-
sumer, and every one who has used
It will readily testify to this assertion.
fa7or oci2S d3teod
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TAX DUPLICATE.-We learn that
Mr.. McGriff will have the Tax Du-
plieates for the city ready by the
meeting Of the Council on Monday
night. The public may, therefore,
get ready to pay their city taxes.
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ABOUT READY.-Mr. Hartwell and
his corps of assistants are almost
ready to start out on the survey of
the Evansville and Carmi Railroad.
The party expect to start next
Wednesday, and are only waiting for
big tent. Mr.. Hartwell and Presi-
dent Hill have this week rode over a
good portion of the airline and lower
rous-s, and in a short time we will
have correct survey made.
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MONEY SAvED.-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 viii 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 rs the
profits made By the wholesale dealers.
rsep23f
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RT Five hundred choice Bacon
Hams, in prime order, for sale at the
Builders Emporium, in lots as want
ed. Water, between Walnut and
Locust Streets.
oct9-1 BABeoeK & STEELE.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The matrimonial
market for the past week has been active,
and Mr.. SoTensOn, the County Clerk, has
issued the necessary papers for life part
nerships to the following parties:
Andrew Mcfarland and Martha Church
Ill.
Julius Tobias and Jane Morris.
Frederick w. Ossenburg and Mary Ger
hardt. ..
Henry Ballard and Bette Mcfarland.
John Kech anG Lizetta w. Bradenkamp.
Samuel Hefty and Annie Nader.
James q. JanSon and Maggie AlliS1
Charles K1nkle and Emily Tompkins-.
Charles Wagner and Han nah Meyer.
George Z. Parrish and Mary Miller.
John Martin, Jr., and Fannie Il. Dallam.
AlOnZO Chambers and Mary Lawrence.
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STATE AND COUNTY. TAxEs.-,The
County Treasurer has received the
Tax Duplicates Of all the Townships
in this county, except Pigeon, which
which will be ready in about six
weeks. H@E
The following are the amounts
assessed, including delinquent tax, IN
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FACT. - Winking at a pretty girl
through a pair of green goggles is
like doing business without an adver-
tisement in a newspaper. The ven
ture is neither seen OF appreciated.
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SKIFF g. GAYLoRD's MINISTRIES.
We have received a letter from 10.
Gaylord. stating that his troupe of
minstrels will appear in this city
some time in December. Skif &
Gaylord's Minstrels are among the
best that travel, and they will be well
coined by full houses when they re-
turn.
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r Cloud, Akin & Co. have sold
to parties in Cincinnati, the past
week, 312 dozen of the celebrated
Jatamansi Hair Restorative.
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Fnrsi Fursir FaPslll

"a new supply of fine Furs, just re-
ceived. Among them may be found
six sets Of the most beautiful Mink
ever brought to the city. Call and
judge for yourselves. at
oe30l1t +. A. WEBER & Co.'S.
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PERsoNAL.-Col. John T. Wash
iDgton, United States Inspector. of
Memphis, was in the city yesterday.
Also Captain Mallory. of the same
city, looking after portions of the
freight of the Cora S.
Mr.. John Alsop. of louisville,
representing Peters, Power & Cooper's
great drug house, is in the city. He
had the i'll luck to be thrown out of
his buggy, near Calhoon, few days
ago, suffering dislocated ankle.
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''ON THE FLY. The champion
base ball eatchists can have a fine op-
portunity for exhibiting their skill,
by attending Professor Fay's dark Sc
ance at the Opera House tonight,
and when the guitars, tambourincs,
etc, get to whirling around the room,
they can take them on the fly"
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LATE PLAETINa.-Byl a gentleman
just returned from Warrick County,
We learn that many Of the farmers
have not yet planted their Winter
wheat, and . great Hany others have
only bad their wheat planted for a.
short tiue, This is late for sowing
wheat