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FooLIsH.-Some eastern chap has
invented and built a speaking ma
chine, that has cost years of labor
and thousands of dollars. This is
what we call the sheerest nonsense.
Invent a speaking machine. We
know plenty Of speaking machines
that can be got cheap. and they will
run for an indefinite length of time.
without oil or winding up. ID " 81
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CoMMERCIAL CONVENTION. - We
learn that Evansville will be repre-'
scented in the Commercial Convention
at Louisville by a large delegation.
This is right. Other cities are send
ing full delegations of representatives
and Memphis alone sends ffty. The
Convention viii meet on next Tues
day, October 18th, and will probably
continue in session until the. 10th.
Great preparations are being made in
Louisville, and grand procession is
proposed as one of the great features.
There will be representatives present
from all the principal cities cf the
Union. both North and South, and
great interest is being manifested in
all sections in regard to it. "a t@
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TRANsFERs.-The real estate trans.
fers for the past week foot up a grand
total of $50, 1856. Considering the
tightness Of the money market, this is
not bad showing.
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PILL MILL. = Yesterday, at the
chemical works of Cloud, Akin & Co.,
we had the satisfaction of seeing
mill in operation that was grinding
up blue mass to be made into pills.
This is a new process, and gives great
satisfaction. This mill has the
capacity to manufacture one hundred
pounds per day, aud isrun by steam
The firm are having large sale Of
this blue mass, and have already filed
several large orders for Eastern cities.
We are pleased to note that Evans
vile enterprise is attracting so much
attention abroad. -
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ia Writingink--Oarter's Arnold's.
Stephens, and Buffers, black writing
ink for sale at the Journal Office; also
Knapp's and Taylor's purple ink, and
the very best quality Of carminea ink
in the market. fHa
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-The matrimonial
market has declined somewhat the past
week. and licenses have been issued to
only five couples. The following are the
names: - So
Casper Kessler and WiIhelmina Hit
mann - 81 y p ztEa { -
w. w. Blackwell and Marcia A. Stinson.
Charles Ed Bateman and Mary "a.
Kinks.
Frederick Hoffman and Mary Ann Rich
ss Hamilton Gerard and Mary THOMAS.
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RECORDERS OoURT.-Three cases
yesterday What a great relief for
the Tycoon. as this is market morn
ing.
VIM. Shipley, for being very drunk
was charged So %. Paid.
Marion Wager had also took on
board too much boomenickle, and it
tangled his legs up SO much that he
could not get along. He deposited
S. %, which made it all right.
VIM. Lacy also, got on a bilin !"
old drunk. and Of course billed :"
over SO much that he was skinned"
up By the metropolitans, and in de-
fault Of IS % his body was deposited
in Tom. Royston's bastile.
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VI III AObIGes b
1t is requested that all the members
Of Temple of Honor Division, Good
Templars, Templars of Honor. Social
Degree, and Cadets of Temperance,
meet at orr Temperance Hall this,
Saturday, evening, October 9th. to
make arrangements to attend the
TempeFance Jubilee, to Be held at
Fort Branch, on Saturday, October
10Th. Il is expected all the Sabbath
Schools that can will join in the Ju-
bilee. Turn out, all that can. By
order of Committee of Arrangements.
oet8d1t r. B, HABIT, Chm
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MNnfIce.n

Charges and collections due ship
pers from steamers Quickstep, UNI
pire, Phantom, and Norman, will be
paid at the wharfboat of VIM. G..
Brown & Co., from 9 O'Clock, A. NJ, to
three O'Clock, p NJ. Saturday, October
9Th, 1869. w. b. PENNINGTON, a.t.
ocl8d2t Clerk.
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II n I11GA OLO QUIT FUR OAAAdES.-
Wonders will never cease as long as
the weird revolves on its axis. As a
local reporter it is our duty to hunt
up all the sensations, bat we yester-
day found the richest nugget of the
season. The city of Evansville and
Tom Royston have been sued for dam
ages, and by whom? Kate Simpson,
Just think Of so terrible a thing.
And Kate has company in her pursuit
of damages. Phillip Kountz also en-
ters suit for filthy luere to wipe out
the stain of what is claimed as false
imprisonment.
For demirep Of Hates well
known reputation, she can certainly
lay claims to great modesty. She only
sues for $1,000 to heal her wounded
and lacerated feelings. The cause Of
the suits we viii briefly relate: Kate
Simpson was arrested one Sunday, by
Chief of Police Royston for smashing
up the windows in the saloon Of
Bishop Brothers, while enjoying
herself on big drunk. She was put
in the lookup, and owing to the
absence of Recorder Willard and the
illness of Justice Stinson, who
was acting for the Recorder in his abb
sence, she was not tried within
twentyFour hours after the arrest, as
is provided by Law. we believe. Mr.
Royston had 'mittimusses" enough
against Kate to have kept her in the
lookup for three months, for terms
Of imprisonment that she had failed.
to serve oat. She was taken out of
the lock up on a.writ OF. hdBeds corpus,
and the next day after .her release was
again arrested for being on another
drunk, She vas finally shipped up the
railroad, and that was her last appear
ance. She only appears now by her
attorney. She lays her damages at
So, 200, but asks that she be given |
$4,000 If that amt cool.-we don't |
know. g a
e Philip hountz was arrested by Roy
ton the mig ia as George Snip Cor
Slaughter was Killed, On suspicion of /
Being imp Heated in the murder, and |
was released next day. he lays his
damages at1S8, 000, VIC believe.
s7The eases Ke1si fbrought up in the
Circuit Court s5ne time since, aad
demurrer was fled to the whole By the
attorneys of sROgstona and the city.
The demurrer sustained By the
Judge gesterdayse far as the city is.
eoncer ned, and an appeal will betaken
to the Supreme Court. Both suits
now fall on Tom ftoyston, and we ex-
pect that twill be rather rough on
him to pay that little $4,000 Tom
takes it very easy, however. fsasB
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seE Five bundled choice Bacon
Hams, in prime order, for sale at the
Builders Emporium, in lots as want
ed. Water, between Walnut and
Locust StTeetssffa zaI1si51ag
70 oct9-15tnlo9 IBABooCKl 81 STEELE. b
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RlVer Dfspafchea.

8 NASHVILLE, October s.-River falling
with Id inches on Harpeth Shoals The
Weather is cloudy and cool.
MRBrPHIs, October 8.-Weather cloudy.
River falling slowly. Departed - Mollfe
Able, Marble City and Ida Stockdaie, 81.
Louis; Armadillo, Cincinnati: Forsyth
Vfcksburg: LightWood, New Orleans, and
Semfnole. Red RlYer.
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@ToBAcCo =SALEs -To-DAY-There
will be sale of thirty hogsheads Of
tobacco, by Martin, Mardner & Co.,
at the Blue Warehouse, at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. 1t is generally I'M
usual to sell on Saturday. but the sale
will be made in order to accommodate
the planters. This will be quite a
large break" and it. is hoped that
there will be full attendance Of the
Tobacco Board and the merchants in
general. Let our buyers look to it
that our market maintains its reputa-
tion-good prices for good tobacco.
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PERSONAL. - Henry B. Hanson.
one of the .lessees Of the Evansville,
Henderson and Nashville Road, was
in the city yesterday.
Gen, Boyle, President of the Road,
and Thomas Rutter, Esq, of New
York, came up on the Fayette last
evening. Mr.. Rutter, it is antici-
pated, viii be associated witk Mr..
Hanson in the lease of the Nashville
Road. He is recommended in the
highest terms by Gen. 7. NJ. Davis.
of New York, one of the most promi-
mint iron men of that city, and j.
Edgar Thompson, President of the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad. Mr..
Rutter is practical and experienced
railroad man, having had charge of
some of the heaviest work on the
Pennsylvania Central, and his con-
nection with the E., II. & N. Railroad
enterprise will at once give it charac-
ter and standing among the railroad
men of the East.
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THANKs.-Messrs. Fish s. Barter
have our thanks for continued favOrs
in the newspaper line. They keep all
the latest publications. o
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Unpaid Letters,

PosF-OFFIcE, EVANSVILLE,
Oct. 9th, 1869. !
List of letters in Evansville Post
Office, which are held for postage,
and insuficiently directed. y
Ifnot called for by October 18th,
they viii be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please apply at the Cashiers
Office. 70 ssbafi 7sls-9-ii iis boa
Miss Lizzie LulSem eyer, Booh1ille. Ind.
Mrs. Z. Senior, Tay lor,s CreekfO. 1 y
Miss Julia LaWbuFgh, Princeton. afns
] chm CleaFy, st. Louis, no.
Miss Hanoi q Lyons, Cn1llicothe, O..
Philip Ulsas, WapaKoretta, o. So
Fredric MeFkel, Wheeling, Vir. - -
2Schaller d Gerke, Cincinnati, o. u
Jewel j Ohm w. FOSTER, P. NJ.
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aew YORK cola aud sl0oa naraol.

y IoItHEapu.I NEW E0NEl OF. 3.
MONTY Easy, at Cal per cent. on call.
u STERLING Quiet at 0a0l<c
GOLD lover opened nt31JS, touched 40
Sl36, closed 90 3Q56.93l16; carry rates 502 per
cent 10 fiat. Settlements are proRrrasIue.
and very large portion OF Fidayf8 cone
tracts have been closet
GoYERElrl lgrs-5teady, but dun C0u-
pona OF ~, l2J1S4lz15<5 do. 'd2. l20Mal2JJS5
news la0tld1<; DO. iG7, llBu1I8lE: 40. 'G8
uS8uS56; 10 4Os, 10S5Sgtg0
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MATINEE. - Ne hope everybody
will remember the matinee at the
Opera House this afternoon. The
splendid play of Marble Heart" will
be presented. Let everybody go.
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WHAT Is IT2-The New Albany
Commercial says that DR.. T. g. Van
Mugs, who lately left this city on a
visit to Germany, is a corresponding
member Of the New Albany Society
of Natural History, and adds that the
Society expects to hear from aim
again on the Nibular Hypothesis
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LAID IN HIS Coal on had bet
ter lay inyour coal soon" said Swipes'
wife the other night to him as he was
starting down street. Swipes Obeyed.
He went home intoxicated, and laid
in his coal all night.
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Pen racks. pencil holders and
letter clips at No. 6 Locust Street.
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SThe ladies will find at the
journal Office the best quality of
writing paper and envelopes. All the
latest STYLES on hand.
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e VER@ Nc W 8.
F0rof4es River Iten1s see lIIbfrs Page.

The additional arrivals and departures
up 60 ~ o'olook this morning. include
the Petrolia No. Q, from Canuelton; SwaI-
low, from st. Louis to Cinelnnati; Clara
Scott, from Cairo and return; Palestine,
from Louisville and retuFng Charner.
from Cincinnati, and Formang TO Gin
ofnnatf. -14 ~--l--A1-o
The Petrolia had a good trip out, Inelud-
Ing 20 hogsheads Of tobacco and Is bales of
hay.........Fhe Swallow passed up with a
good trip. She only laid here short time.
...'...The Palestine had a good trip down,
and took out a fair trip, also. She left at
ten o'ciocz...-.-..The Charmer arrived at
nine P. M.jVith a good trip. Her mani
fest VIII be found below...-......The Clara
Scott did not arrive until six o'clock last
night. She tookon a good lead Of freight,
and left for Cairo at one O'Clock this morn
ing.-....The Norman had good trip out to
Clnein nati.,e.......The Clara Scott had en-
gagements at MI. Vernon for 700 sacks OF
corn. The cause ofthe CLARA getting in SO
late was on account of being delayed by
fog.-.....At the hour Of closing tnis report
It has Just begun TO rain, with good pros
poet OF continuing for awhile.
8GanTresfs.
EIAETFEsT- Steanaer Charmer, from Gin
cinnati-C Wilhelm, s bbls ale; 4 KTonen
1BNA1 eLSg ~ <AAu1sbtDA&g . OOAt8 AuaLClSs
Baird Il Start, IS pkgs twine; w q Brown Il
Co, 2bbls coal oil; Fanny Bowls, SO pack
dyes canpy; Babcock & Steele Z rakaVes.
AChTIst, bbls flour; Cloud, Aiken q CO.
rs pkgs; ) III Cook, tierce lard NJ Dalzell
boxes mBtehes; Gibson Welsch, 3 pkgs:
Green River Packet, 10 pkgs; Humphrey q
Lewis, IL pkgs HornorOOk & Co, 8 pkes: w
Holman, pkgs; w II Heilman. box.
Keller q White, Is Ibis oil; NJ Kemp 100
kegs beer; LEIGH & Lemke. q pkes: n Al e Tyo
eIs, l wagon; i B Mesker, i cask zinc; 81
Meyers box matchss; Parsons, CcoviIl &
Mofett, IL pkgs: Reilly & Co / Dbl; III Run
yon. boxes household goods; J ii Rolker,
s pkgs; l. Ruftner, 8 bell sacks; Ragon,
hickey q Carson, II pkgs whisky Topr q |
Long, - bundls sacI trees; T. II Scantlan. Y
packages: Seyrfch q Son. 1 bbl pop corn; |
w y Turnocks o pzgs; p KerIings 20 barrels /
oil; Woodlow, Reitz & Co, 5 bids wheels
John Con- Sd pigs; Wit e. Hesdley, corn /
shelters: Q McJohnson, 10 bbls plasteri p |
Hahn, IL pkgs household goodf; J IL Bra /
men, AZ pigs.
Lower Ohio River, 10Y pkgs; Tennessee |
River as pkgs; New Dreams, III bbis pork
IS bbis whisky, 10 hhds bacon, 100 kegs /
lard d tierces farp, III boxes cheese, 10 bxs
bacon, 2s0 boxes candles.
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CITY N 81 w S

p~ Blank Books for sale at this
Office.
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pA-P. L. Geissler & Co., No. 81
Main street, have now on hand the
largest stock of Diamonds. Watches,
JeweIry. SiigsrEare, Fine French
Clocks, &C., &C., ever offered in this
market. and which will be sold at
prices that will defy all competition
: Every person is invited totcall and
examine our stock and prices.
Il. L. GEIssLER 81 Co.. ?.
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%A superior article of steel pens
for sale at this 9fice.
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LAKE IoE.-R. G. Jewell & Co.,
were engaged yesterday, IN hauling to
their ice house two car loads of Lake
Ice, which arrived on Thursday night
per rail.
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BG- House and Lot for sale, rs by
so feet, corner of Gum and First
Streets, with q good two-story frame
house with four rooms, kitchen and
cellar, cistern &C., will be sold at
auction at the Court House door at 2
O'Clock PM, on the Goth day of Octo-
Der, il not sold before at private sale.
Terms made known at time of sale.
S. 2. SCHwING.
HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer.
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GONG 70 OWENsBoRo.-The Lou
isvil1e Dramatic Company will leave
for Greensboro, after the performance
tonight, and win probably go up on
the Morning Star. They will play at
Greensboro next week, during the
Fair. It is a splendid company.
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E9~ Mrs. j. Hastings, has. received
the latest styles Of Millinery Goods;
also Dress. Patterns and Basque Pat
terms. Ladiesiand Children's Dresses
and Cloaks made to order. Ladies'
and Children's Patterns cut at No. so
Main Street, up stairs. sealg oct8-3td
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A FRUIsM.-A gentleman who has
been restored to good health by
Clouds Invigorating Cordial and
Blood Remover. speaks in strong
terms in praise of it, and truly says:
:. In every sip there's life. there's health;
The body's strength, the minds nne
wealth; ". s,sss
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The Faber pencils at the jour
nal Office are good.
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BEFORE ESQUIRE STINsoN. Mr..
Frick brought suit against VIM, Klus-
man yesterday, for some. money due
him for rent. It seems that JIM
Hughes rented a house from Frick,
and Klusman went Hughes security.
Judge Parrett appeared for plaintiff,
and KIusman defended his own case.
The Justice awardeded Judgment in
favor Of Frick for $53. ~
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Memphis HarEet.

BY Telegraph.l MEMPHTs. Oct 8.
CoTToH-Is quiet at 215<c: receipts j, $50
bales; exports l,35l bales; Week'B receipts
5Y92l bales; xpOEts 4,l3l do.
HAY-s2l ..
BRAN-s23 90.
p PORK-f3A 90 and dull.
LARD-20M2lc. A
BAcoN.-Flrmer; shoulders lsc, and sides
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lMoNEH SAVED. b. NJ. Harper 81
Co., No. 80 First Street, are now Of
fering to the trade large variety Of
fine tobacco and csgars Of their fownI
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock, and Wilh 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 well as the
profits made blythe wholesale dealers.
sep23tf
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Pr0mpt Payment.

81 We are pleased Co call the attention
of our reader to the fsiloYing. from
the Holmes County CO., Raraler,
FoF recent date, relative to the 'payL
ment of loss in that county, by the
National Life Insurance Company. of
the United States. !, 5r-r ofss ~.
Our readers will remember the
announcement, of the death of j..
Mcdowell, an old and esteemed citi-
zen of this county. in our issue Of
July 20, from the effects of fall from
aistaek. Some six months ago Henry
d. Mcdowell, Esq, son of deceased.
took out a So. 600 policy on tho life Of
his father in the NatioBaf Life Insu-
rance Company, of the United States,
through Il II. Hoagland, ESD, local
agent at Millersburg. By the terms
OF the policy the amount was payable
to III. ID. Mcdowell in sixty days from
the receipt of proofs Of death at the
home Office. which proofs being re-
ceived and found regular, the Com-
pany, In a spirit which we can not too
highly commend, and which should
inspire, on the part Of all, confidence
in its liberality and promptness,
authorized John w. Ellis & Co, GEN.
eral Agents for Ohio and Indiana, to
anticipate the maturity of the claim
and pay it at once. which they did on \
the 18th of August just three weeks
after his deeease -
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z ms Is the INST instance in thig
community ofthe death of one whose
life was insured, and naturally excites
some considerable interest in the
matter Of. life insurance, and calls
attention to the fact, that at least one
company is prompt in the payment Of
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sB-At the Journal Office you will
find what you want in the stationery
line. n.se ~4-ae .aa
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B@- T. @. Bridwell & Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
sBt Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toile$ Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Cons
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
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WANTED.

- TTxw-Grant, Pillsbury & Co. want
5Aa NJ iftv laborers Immediately, at the
Green River Bridge, Rockport, Ky. Wages
81 70 per day. NV
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Il ,LfFsEED OIL rQuiot 81 r1al or, in casks.
Pitts TuRI'ErTI EE-Firner; 48a49c.
rels 40 81 zj43l 90 for mess, closing a.
s80 ~, cash, Did; e28 90 0bN % for prime
S29 00d29 50 for prime mess.
BEKF-Steadys sales Of $50 barrels att Ca
l1c for new plain mess, and SI2 O0@I7 60 for
HeW extra mess5 beef hams quiet; sales OF
74 barrels at l8a19c.f ~ y
CUE.MEATll-D Dull; sales Of 90 packages at
.l4l4Cgl516c Tor Shoulders; l79l0c for hams;
Enlddles qutat and uncBSnged; sales OF 80
boxes e. 171sgl756e for Cumberland cut 10
.LAepTsteady and quiet; sales OF 800
tierces 40 ltsz9 lac for steam 189lS3Ec for
Kettle rendered. -
BUTrER-FirLn; 20930c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Firm l40l7c. mHf
FREIGHT5--To Liverpool, nominal.
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Ia Faber's best Artists Gum, at
The journal Office.
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On the 18Th Day OF October,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TNARAz-From 80 to 40 acres of good land,
~ within three miles OF the city. Apply
at MarcoanIsr's Hat Store, SO Main st. l7-3t
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lD@ Prang's Cronos, equal to the
finest Oil Paintings, from 81 80 to
S25 90. Call and examine them at
+. & BIS, @o oc1tf
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egSp EXCEEAEGE-For q stock OF store
goods 8 dne farm and town property
IA Bridgeport, ILL.,, and land in Wabash
CO., H. Address NJ. A. SHEPARD,
sit Fort Franch, Ind.
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.5s You will iud Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, Click & Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House, er sep25 q
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Eg- Real Lisle Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies aqd gents at s
- 81 to- ~ 81 HUGHEs' -
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R- The Gard photographs made
by w. II w orthington y Co., can't
be beat this side Of New York. Come,
see for yourself, corner Main and
Second Streets. - VOL sep28- I'm -
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Rare chance to secure Zeal Estate.

On The 18th day of October, 1869,
there will be offered for sale at the
Longworth Tract, about forty acres
or sixteen Blocks of Real Estate,
dLvtded Oft INTO suitable building Lots.
rms Will be a rare opportunity to
secure desirable real estate. The
terms VIII be made known on the day
OF sale. Sale to take place at the
grounds. WILLIAM CAPELLE.
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It raises MP and sustains the weak,
Paints rioD est roses on the cheek 4
And gives fresh force, as all observe,
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS


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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-09

- GOEEs-A few OF those choice rooms rooms.
H-ss ecOnd and third floor. CnandisL
Block. lust now vacant and tor rent: Ap-
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. iwI No. 2 second floor. Chandaea.s E1oeA.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-09

RG Fish & Barter have fine
of Ladies' initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes to match.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-09

SABBATH SoHooL.-We hope those
interested will not forget the Sunday
School Meeting at the Iugle Street
NJ. E. Church, Tomorrow afternoon.
There will be good music, and also
several addresses to the little folks.
Members Of other Sunday Schools are
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