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RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE
CHEAP AND DESIRABLE
Business and Homestead Property.
The LoagUorth Tract, recently pur-
chased BIZ MeSSrS. ElsaS and
Heidelbach, offered at
Public AUCTION.
Splendid Opportunity for investment

This desirable property, located in
tie very best portion of the city of
Evansville, convenient for business
and admirably adapted for private
residences, subdivided into lots of %
to 30 feet front and 127 to 142 feet in
depth, each lot fronting on sixty-foot
street and running back to a fifteen
foot ally, will be offered for sale, at
Public Auction, on Wednesday, Oc-
tober 10th, 1869, at 9 o'clock. A. M,
without reserve, the sale continuing
from day to day, presenting one of
the most eligible and desirable means
of investment ever offered in this vi
entity, as Evansville is one Of the
most thriving and promising cities in
the West, containing 10000 to 30, 600
inhabitants, possessing great foundry
and manufacturing interests, and
largely commanding the commerce of
the Ohio, Cumberland and Green
Rivers, and of the Wabash Valley.
Title In all respects perfect.
Terms Of Sale-One-third cash,
balance in one, two and three years,
secured by mortgage on the premises.
VIM. CAPELLE, Agent.
III. GUMBERTs & i. NJ. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneers. oct11dtf
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SC. louis MarKet.
By Telegraph.I ST. LOUIS, October L
ToBACCo-Qu.et and rather easier.
HEMP-Firm, but nothing doing.


ToBACCo-Qu.et and rather easier,
HEMP-Firm, but nothing doing.
GoTroN-Qutet ana unchanged at 24c.
FLoUR-Very dull and but little doing
Fall superdne, "a 5094 IS; extra, "a 9015 Is ;
double extra, IS 2016 l21&; treble extra
s. 7596 90; and family brands, SO 5O97 so.
WHEAT-The best qualities being scarce,
brought full prices, but the other grades
were slow and easier; No. 3 Spring, Csc ;
No. red Fall, 81 019l 05; No. do, 81 100
q Is; No. white, 81 099I 10; and choice,
81 80.
CORN - Dull; white in bulk, S2aS3c
mixed in sacks, SIC; yellow, S5c; and choice
to fancy white, 93995c.
oATs-Dull and easier at 4Ic In bulk, and
4995lc in sacks.
BARLEY = Unchanged; low grades Of
Iowa Spring, 50dG5c; choice, 90cGSI 10; No.
Fan, a 70; No. ! do, 81 80; and choice,
RYE Inactive at s0as5c for prime to
choice.
WHIsKY-Steady at 81 Is.
Pork = Dull, with sales on orders at
S3l 90. Dry salt meat-ciear rib sides 1S5<c,
and loose clear sides 19c.
BACON - steady; shoulders, I71k91S15e;
and clear sides, 20I2c.
LARD-NOmtnal at l71z9I5c,
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:. RIgHAUls e0laea Ramgdiaa.

$1,000 REWARD for any case OF dis
ease in any stage which they fail 10 cure.
l cures Ulcers, liberated sore Throat and
Mouth, Sore Eyess Cutaueous Eruptlons.
COpper-cOiOred blOtches. soreness or fbe
scalp, ScrOfula, &C. IL is the greatest Rem
ovatOr, Alternative, and Blood Puriier
known.
DIR. RICHAU's GOLDEN BAISABr. No.
2 cures Mercurlal Affect ions, Rheumatisna
50 per bottle, or two bottles for So.
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE. a
rapid and radical cure for ala Urinary de-
arrangements. Price SO per bottle.
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN EIIXTR
GLAMOUR, q radical cure for Nervous a.
General Debility, in old or young Price
s. per bottle or two bottles for So. on re-
ceipt OF price these rem edies viii be shfF-
ped TO any place. Prompt attention ua5d
10 all correspondents. None genuine y5ffb
out the name OF :. DIR. RICHAUlS com
I'm 'tEMEDlks, ID. b. RICHARDS. sole
FHoprletor," blown IN glass OF Bottles 40
dress Dr. ID. y: RICHARDS, No. Us Variciz
. 'iOS'5 ~" A"AA' Oe8-lyeCd
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NeH OrIaans Mnrkat.

CoTToE-Firm; 24f1@25c for m!ddIing:
sales $500 bales; receipts 1907 bales ex-
ports to Liverpool 2, S35 bales; TO Barcelona
S15 bales; to Havre 5,305 bales; receipts or
the week q, 1856 bales; exports OF the week
to Liverpool ssh bales; to Havre 7,44S
balesi to Barcelona sos bales; coastwise
stock 50 ,009 bales.
FLoUR--Loweri superhue IS 5Oi Xxx IS 20;
xxx So co.
CoRE-DecliniDg.
OATS Gle.
BRAN-gi 10.
changed.
GOLD-12s1S.
STERLING-l4O15. New YORK sight ex-
change "A per cent. discount.
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MONEY SAvED.-R. w. Harper &
Co., No. 30 First Street, are now of
fering to the trade large variety Of
fine tobacco and cigars of their own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock, and will sell as
cheap as the same articles can be
bought in the United State. Dealers
will make it to their interest to call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they can save the cost of transport
tation from the East as we'll as the
profits made by the wholesale dealers.
sep23tf
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THE PANoRAMA.-We are glad to
note that Billiards. Panorama of New
York continues to draw large crowds.
It is a work Of art that all should
see. It is all that is claimed for it,
and is worthy of a visit from every
one. The statistical information ellie
tied during the lecture is alone worth
the trifing admission fee. This is
the last day, afternoon and evening,
and those who have not yet looked
upon this fine painting, should not
fail to go to-day. On Monday and
Tuesday next, the Panorama will
exhibit In Henderson, and we COM
mend Mr.. Norton, the gentlemanly
proprietor, to the kind Offices of our
neighbors. He exhibits everything
he advertises, and gives every one
who buys a ticket full value re-
eeived."
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Louisville Harket.
By Telegraph LoUIsvILLE.

y AD4SaAUPUsI A4OU4nF44a1It OCts 10.
FLoUR-Active; superfine 81 70.
GRAIH-Steady and quiet. Red Wheat
ST TO- white 81 10. Corn, ear Soc; sselIed
e0c. Oats soc. Rye 9Oc.
sales OF 70 hhds.; prices ranged fIom 80 10
to SII IS.
PRoYIsIoNs-Quiet and firm. Mess Pork
81 70. Bacon, shoulders l71<c; clear RIB
201zci clear sides 205<c
LARD-1S1Zc.
WHIsEY-Ae:ive; raw 81 Is.
COTTON-DulI; mlddllng PIC.
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BooNvILLE FAIR.-From a gentle
man who arrived yesterday from
Boonville, we learn that the Warrick
Fair was a perfect success. On We'd
nesday, tier Of seats in the amphi-
theatre gave way, and large number
Of persons were precipitated dis
lance of several feet. Strange to re-
late, no one was injured.
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Unpaid Letters.
Posr- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE, I
Oct. 18th. 1869.

PosT-OFFIoE, EVANSVILLE, I
Oct. 18th, 1869.
List Of letters in Evansville Post
Office, which are held for postage,
and insuficiently directed.
Ifnot called for by October 23d,
they will be sent to the Dead-Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
ters will please apply at the Cashiers
Office.
George P. Bowen. Clerk U. 8. District
Court, Springfield, Ill.
VIM. G. TeOgue, Christian County, KY.
Kuhn & Monroe, Haubst adt, Ind.
L. Summerdeld, tdeyvilI. KY.
Ed. J. u. Taylor, Washington City, d. G..
Allen Borg, Little Rock, Ark.
~ JOHN. w. FOSTER, P. NJ.
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Hot WATER FOR THE STEAMERS
We copy below an item from the New
Albany Ledger. in regard to keeping
the water hot In the boilers of the
steam fire engines:
Chief Fire Engineer Merker in
forms US thot a plan has been adopt
ed. by which the water In the fire
steamers can be kept up nearly to the
boiling point all the time at very
small cost. A furnace, containing coke
and charcoal, is placed under the
boiler, which gives strong heat, and
costing only about fifteen cents a
week for each steamer. Last night
the water was at the boiling point be-
fore the Washington steamer left the
Engine House, and when it arrived
at the fire, and was ready for work.
The continuance is very ingenious
one. and is the work of the engineers
of the steamers. II
We don't see any particular need of
keeping the water hot. 1.-THE steamer
is in good order, the water ought
always to get hot enough by the time
the engine is ready to throw at a fire.
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The Best Is the Oheanest.

DoOLET's BAKING POWDER has not
only attained the position of the best,
but the cheapest baking powder now
IN use. Strictly pure in It's combina-
ton, and so exactly proportional, that
there IS no trouble IN making light,
sweet biscuits, rolls, pastry. &C., every
time One pound will go further in
the culinary department than two
pounds of any others 10 the market.
Try it and be convinced. For sale by
all Grocers in quantities to suit.
oct14. 3t-ThSa t&Tu
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SALE OF LoTs To-DAY.-We call
the attention of real estate speculators
and those desiring to purchase build
ing lots to the great sale Of lots in
Blankenburg, adjoining Springdale,
by J. G. & G. w. Shanklin. The sale
will take place at o'clock this after
noon at the Court House door. It
will be a rare opportunity for profta-
BILE investment. .ses.f
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"a The indianapolis Commercial.
in speaking Of Blind Tom, who lately
gave concerts in this city, calls him a
chirruping teetootum, whose mo-
tons are combination of humming
top and bantam rooster"
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son fora GOId ana sIOck narAtt.

y 1eItBFhpnsI NEW YORK, OCT. 10.
MoNEY-Rather fiTmer, al CO.. per cent.
on call. the drain of currency to the
south has commenced, and that from the
West is expected soon. The Treasury
sales of gold this week were three mill
bonds vera oniv two millions: this de-
pletes the city banks OF a million and a
half in currency, and probably has some-
thing TO do with the increased demand for
money to-day.
DIscoUNTs-DulI at I09l5 per cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Quiet at 9dg16
GoLD-Dull; ali business done at i3OJS
the closing rates. Carrying rates 3@5 per
cent. The Treasury sold 81 900, 600 az I5O2
100 l-I0J.
GOVERNMENTS Dull and steady: cou-
pons OF '8l, II9zs9I2O; do. '62, I2OsSal9OII:
do. '64, II914gll915i do. '65, 1i9%GIi3II; 40.
lI7549ll8; 10-40s, l0S14Gl082S; currency s.,
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NEW MUsIc.-Messrs. Warren &
Conyngton, music dealers, have laid
on our table two fine pieces of vocal
music, of the series known as the
" Singers" published by John
Church, Jr., Cincinnati. The titles
are Winter has flown away" COM
posed by Ernest Fox, and Little
Diamond Dew Drops" composed by
Rawlinson.
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So A hint to the wise is sufficient.
There is a certain photographer in
the city that is doing nothing and not
likely to. His programme now is
that he will compence Monday and
make photographs for one dollar per
dozen. He says he will run out all
others in the business. In this he is
sadly mistaken, for 1 can and will
make photographs as cheap and
cheaper than he will.
oct152t Respectfully yours,
w. z. WORTHINGTON q Co.
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ToBAooo.-We are glad to hear
that the recent frosts HAYS not injured
the tobacco crop to any considerable
extent. The Henderson Reporter has
the following item: y
So far as we have learned very little
tobacco in this section has been ma
terially injured by the frost. We have
seen cut stalks measuring to tip of
leaves about six feet, some of the
leaves being q inches in width. Cuba
tobacco may be finer, but it wouldn't
take many leaves of the Kentucky
weed to cover the Gem of the An-
TILES" i
The Paducah Herald says: y
1.-The frost did considerable dam
age to tobacco in many localities,
though the damage is not as great as
was feared at one time. There was
probably more injury done, under
fear of frost, in cutting a great deal Of
tobacco too green"
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G2- An elegant garment has been
donated to the Henderson Fair Com
pany by III. LYON, of our city, to be
voted to the homeliest man at the
Fair" Votes ten cents each; pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the Fair. The
happy, homely individual receiving
the largest number of votes can select
from a number of beautiful patterns
that LYON will have on exhibition at
the Fair. oc16-1t
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CIRCUIT CoURT. - The case of
Wheeler VS.. Hughes is still unde-
cided. The entire day yesterday was
occupied in arguments by the attor-
neys. Judge Jones withheld his in
structions to the jury until Monday
morning, and the jurymen we're dis
charged until that time. This is con-
sidered an important case, and has
occupied several days in its trial.
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9 Our Improved Coal Bucket
has several advantages over others,
among which is the fifth leg in the
centre, which obviates the danger of
breaking the cast bottom. They are
made of the very best material, and
are we'll made. For durability and
neatness of finish they are equaled by
none in the country.
oct16 ct THos. SoANTLIN & Son.
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n@We are grati6ed at the pre.emi.

s@We are gratifed at the pre-emi-
nent success Of Billiards. Panorama
of New York City. During its five
days exhibition here five thousand
persons will have visited the PIANO.
rama, and all speak in its praise. To-
day closes its exhibitions here. Ex-
hibits at 81 and s o'clock. The
Panorama is lit up in the afternoon
Just the same as at night.
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THE TEMPERANCE JUBILEE-We
beg, once more, to remind our readers
of the Temperance Jubilee at Fort
Branch to-day. Half fare tickets will
be given on the railroad, and 81 will
pay for the round trip. 1t is expect
ed, il the weather is pleasant, that a
large crowd will 90 up from here.
There viii be short addresses deliy-
cred, and it is proposed to have nice
time generally. 1t will be a pleasant
trip.
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LosT-Between the corner of First
Avenue and Franklin Street, and the
residence of Mr.. John Henson, on
Mary Street, parcel, containing an
unfinished skirt. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving it at the
JOURNAL Office. oct15
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CoAL.-We learn that there is con-
siderable demand for coal in the
country near the city. Wagons from
the Lower Bayou stop at the Ingle-
side Mines every day, to procure coal.
This is new thing, for heretofore
wood only has been used outside of
the CITY.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-James a. Stin-
son. who resided some two miles and
a half above the city, on what is
known as the Homestead" died on
last Wednesday quite suddenly. He
was engaged in sowing wheat during
the day, and died about eight O'Clock
in the evening. It is supposed that
he had a congestive chill.
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By Cable.l LONDON, oct, Is.
ConsOls for money, 035S: account, g85za
931z. Five-Twenty bonds, '02s, 80; 7d5s, 81 q:
67s, S21S; l0-40s, 20.
LIvERPooL, October l5.-Cotton market
6rmer; Mlddling Uplands, lZ15d: Orleans,
121zd; sales, 1000 bales; sales for the week.
5000 bales, of which 8 Goo were for export
and 5000 on speculation; the stock is este
mated a. 425,0O0 bales, OF which ~ coo IS
American receipts of the week, 1900 bales.
Of which 1000 is American; stock ~ sea
bound to liverpool. 49,, 600 bales, OF which
from America during the past week, : ,000
e. bales for tile Manchester market. Gala
forn1a white Wheat, los I'd; Winter 9s I'd /;
wheat for the quartei. II 900 quarters, In
Guiding 1850 from the United States.
Western Flour, l3s 81. Corn, mixed, 23s 90.
oats. Sos 81 Peas, AS Sd. Pork, HOS. Beef,
SIS. Lard, 12s Cd. Cheese, G5s Sd. Bacon 85s
90. SpiFits Petroleum, l0l2d; refined, IS Sd.
FRANKFORT, October 15.-Boads SASS .
Paris, October l5--Bourse, firm. RenfeE.
III sc.
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OwENsBoRo FAIR.-From those in
attendance we learn that the Ovens
boro Fair has been a great success.
1t will conclude this afternoon. The
ball on Thursday night was a grand
success, and all present had 'splen-
id +i,nn y
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pS- The stockholders of the Street
Railway Company will hold meeting
at the Office of John J. Chandler, at
3 o'clock this afternoon. Important
business will be acted on.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Tne following per-
sons were granted licenses to form connu-
bal partnerships, by Mr.. Sorenson, the
County Clerk, for the week ending Ccto-
Der 18th:
Charles Sensmeier and Frances Fusner.
Robt, Hopkins and Lucy Green.
Richard Jones and Carrie MeSser.
Frank KiIchOf add Theresa Frisge.
John Cramer and Margaret Gabel.
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B We notice that j. E. Mason is
preparing to put up another story on
the house of Miss Saunders, on Second
Street, between Walnut and Chest
nut.
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GRAND JURY. = The grand jury
concluded its session yesterday. A
large number of indictments have
been found against those who have
infringed on the statutes. The Court
will commence grinding out some of
these cases next week.
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PERsoNAL.-H. Hermann returne.

PERsoNAL.-H. Hermann returned
from New York yesterday.
S. W. Hartwell, Civil Engineer, ar
rived from Cincinnati yesterday. He
has been engaged to survey the E. O.
& P. Railroad routes.
Wilson Gross, Agent of the Little
Miami Railroad, Cincinnati, is in the
city, and is stopping at the American
House.
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TINE TABLE.-We call the atten-
ton Of our readers to the corrected
schedule of the time of the arrival
and departures Of trains over the
Evansville, Henderson and Nashville
Railroad The time table will be
found on the third page.
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SEED WHEAT.-Judge Law has re-
Gently received from the Agricultural
Department a half bushel of white
Touzelle " seed wheat, said to be a
superior variety, recently imported by
the Department, from France. This
wheat is said to be of the very best
quality raised in that country, and is
sent for a careful experiment. with
the request that reports be made of the
result.
Farmers or others wishing to pro-
cure the seed, with view Of making
an experiment, can be supplied in
quantity sufficient for that purpose.
GaE Mucilage Reservoirs for sale
- ebsa offaa
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B1~ Don't trust fine Watch to
persons who do net understand their
business, but take it to RosENCRANs
& SMITH, Jewellers, on Second Street,
just below Main, who are capable
and willing to do a good job. 1t
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FIXING UP.-Room No. 2, in He'd
derich's Block, is being fitted up in
nice style, and will be occupied by
Messrs. Ebcrwine and Warren, As
sistant Assessors of Revenue.
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FAR SHIPMENT. = The fame Of
Clouds Invigorating Cordial is be-
coming more extended daily. To-day
Messrs. Cloud & Akin will ship one
gross TO New Orleans.
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Rilliard rahles 30 Anetion !

Two splendid Tables win be sold
without limit or reserve, at auction,
to the highest bidders, at T. NJ. Ell
liott's Auction Room, Friday, October
23d, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
oct14-td L. NJ. ELLIOTT.
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MAsoNIC.-A large delegation Of
the Masonic Fraternity came up on
the Clara Scott, en- route to the meet
ing Of the Grand Lodge at Louis
vile.
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D@The District School Teachers
Institute will convene at the Upper
School building, at o'clock this
morning. It is hoped there will be a
full attendance.
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B9~ Another lot of those fine Mu-
cilage Reservoirs have been received
at the Journal Office. They are the
best article of the kind in the mar
ket. They are an ornament to any
desk.
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Nashville Market.

By telegraph NASHVILLE, Oct. Is.
CoTToN.Good ordinary 23g231zc; low
., WoHEAT-Red 81 05i amber 81 10; white
CoRN-s1 Is.
RYE-sI o..
BARLEY-s1 %.
0ATS-65c.
FLoUR-s5G7 90 for superdne and fancy.
BAcoN-Sldes t0ci shoulders IKE; hams
LARD-20c.
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RG~ An elegant stock of Furs can
now be found at f. A. Weber & Co.'S
For instance. the Water Mink,
French Mink, Brown Cony, Siberian
Squirrel, German Fitch, Canada
Mink, Canada Sable. Hudson Bay
Sable, White and Black Astrican
Augora, trimmed. The above
from "a to $500 per set. Good sets of
Mink Furs for $32. Good sets for
Children for So. They have also
just received an elegant stock of
Gents lined Kid and Dog Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents Driving Gaunt-
let's, at E. A. WEBER & Co.'s.
IL On Main. Sign Of Tiger.
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HUMBUGaED.-The Henderson Re
porter tells funny story about some
kind of Bible Panorama" lately
shown there, by which those who
attended were considerably hum
plugged. 1t so happened that the
panoramists were nearly all drunk.
The performance commenced with the
pictures up side down. The picture
of our Savior was a very poor repre-
sentatiOn of Louis Napoleon standing
on his head. The Lecturer was
decidedly drunk. Great dissatisfac-
ton made itself manifest. All pres
ent felt they were sold" As a
grand finale the City Marshal levied
on the funds, and put the drunken
treasurer and manager in Jail.
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B@~ We were shown to-day the
beautiful Steer SalUer, Ice Pitcher
and GobLets presented by p. l.. Cess
Ter 6 Co., Jtq0elers, to the most pop
ufar lady of Henderson County, KY,
the above to be decided at the Hen
derson Fair next week. oct16 1t
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"a The stockholders of the Street
Railroad Company meet to-day to de-
eide on what street the extension of
the road is to be located.
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~ T. NJ. Elliott will sell, at nine
O'Clock A. NJ this day, Brussels Car
pet, l three ply Carpet, l Cooking
Stove complete, 1 Parlor Russia Iron,
desk, 2 pair Venetian Blinds. Also
a lot Of Boots and Shoes, &c. 1t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-16

BASE BALL.-If the weather is fair
to-day, the Evansville Club will play
a game Of base ball this afternoon.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-16

B1The store adjoining the old post
Office, lately occupied as a drug store
by W. p. B. Hebbard, is being remod
eled, and will be converted into a res
taurant.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-16

THANKS. - Fish s. Barter, news
dealers, have our thanks for late
papers. They keep all the late dailies
and weeklies.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-16

ES-There are two things likely to get
a man into trouble. One is borrowing
your neighbours newspaper, and the
other his wife. Don't do it. If you
want a newspaper, subscribe, (the
JOURNAL is only 25 cents a week. }
If you want a wife, marry (ouly
$1,000 a year, there or thereabouts. }