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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

HAMPERS MoNTHLY.-This excel
lent standard magazine has been laid
upon onr table by John H. Scott, the
newsdealer, for which we return
thanks. The present number is the
commencement of the Fortieth Vol
ume. The Life of Frederick the
Great" began in this number, will
be continued for about one ear 1t
is a splendid periodical.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

ELECTION CLAIMs.-We are re-
quested by the Committee on Claims
of the City Council, to give notice,
that it is desirable that all bills fer
services, meals, etc., at the late special
railroad election, be handed in for
action at the next meeting Of the
Council.
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LOuIsFiue harket.
By Teleeraph.l

By Teleeraph.f LOUISVILLE. Nov. q.
BAGGIEG-Stock smallt manufacturer
VIII cease operations IN a few days; sales
at 28%c.
GorroN-Qulet and hrm; middltng 28Zc.
FLOUR-In fair demand; extra family,
IS rs.
WHEAr-red. sI0; white, 81 20.
C1r
OATs-50c. -
RYE-S0c on arrival.
HoGs-Firm at I09l0Xc gross receipts ia
the last forty-eight hours, 0,lS0; Killed,
5000.
T~oBAoco-Deaf firm; salesaof2f hhds ut
50 Tor Jugs; sl3 Is for leaf.
tPROVIsI0Ns-Firm for new meats: stock
of old bacon nearly exhausted. Mess pork,
s3L. Bacons shoulders, I6%c; clear sides,
l9%c. Bulk meats: Shoulders, l3ci clear
rib, l65zc; clear sides, 17c. Ia.
LARD-l7Zc.
WHIsKY-FIim { 81 o..
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TIE "OLD Folks" CONCERT
The announcements the " old folks
concert, by the Philharmonic Society.
has set expectation on the qui viUe.
Old style music will be rendered, and
the members Of the society viii APP
pear in old style costumes. Let every
enc make their arrangements to
attend the Opera House on Thursday
night. A rare musical feast will be
provided.
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chicago Market.


BS Telegraph CHICAGO. Nov. ~.
FLoUR-Quiet: Spring extras 80 02L@
s. S7%.
WHEAT-Quiet and firm No. I at 02c;
No 2 SgL@elcs closing steady - 9ic for No.
2; this auerD DON 1he market was unsettled
and easier at 0Isz9D2c, sellers December
and sellers November, for No. 2.
CoRN-DulI and lower sales Of No. 2 at
82HaS4%c cash this AFTERNOON No. 2 .gas
OATs-Dni. Sales OfNo. 2at 43H@AKc.
RYE-Qufet ana easier at80982c FOR No. 2.
BARLEY-Dull and o shade drmer, at
81 90 for No. 2.
HIGHwIsEs-Easier and quiet bat steady
at 81 co. Hlwrr. rr -a
sUGAR-Firm at 1sHSl4Kc for common
to prime Cuba.
MISS PORK-Iu fair demand; sales at
so 30 cash 80 rs, sellers February. go 30,
sellers January, closing at go SO cash.
LARD-Steady at l7Lc tor steamed.
" Firm and steady.
HoGS-Dressed in fair demand and steady
at gl 509ll -, dividing on 800 lbs. Live
hogs drmer and higher at 80 50a0 80 for fair
to medium 50 909l0 % for good to choice,
and $40 509l0 60for extra to choice.
BEEF CATTLE-Steady and firm at 3a7c
for common TO good cows and extra steers.
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Examine Onr PrfcCs.

EXAMINE our PfICCS.
At the JOURNAL Office you can get:
Note paper from 81 10 to 50 90 per
ream.
Letter paper from SO cote 50. 90 per
ream. MAdi
Envelopes from 81 so to s. 90 per
Tags from g % to $500 per 1000.
Blank books, full leather, from 35
cents to 81 80 per quire.
Initial paper from % cents to 70
cents per box.
Pens from 65 cspts to 81. 50 per
gross. tf
Pencils from 20 cents to 81 90 per
dozen.
Penholders from 20 cents to 81 90.
Whites files from Is cents to 50
cents each.
Ink from 5 cents to. 81 Copper bottle,
and all other goods proportiobately
low.
Recollecb the above articles are for
sale at the JOURNAL Office, No. 6
Locust Street. next door to the Post
Office. Call and examine our stock.
6uhl EVANSVILLE J0URNAL3C3!iJ 10
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RETURNED.-We notice that N. +,
Carr. the well known wholesale Tecti-
fer and dealer in fine liquors, has just
got back from a business and pleasure
trip through Kentucky. While
absent, he ordered y full supply of
the finest brands of old Bourbon and
Nelson County whistles, and has
already received a large supply.
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RooFINa TIN-We learn that the
demand in our city for roofing tin has
been very heavy. caused by the recent
damages to roofs by the heavy storm.
1t is certainly an III wind that blows
nobody any good"
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NEW Era CLUB.-A grand social
Hop will be given by the New Era
Club. at the National Hall, to. night,
and an elegant repast will be served
up BY Mr.. Seelig.
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sew YORK COLD and STOCK MarAet.
az Tatoora,h1 -- 49, vovv IT, %

MISUNDERSTANDING quiet az I008l09X.
GOLD-Duil and heavy opened &C l23%,
and closed at .126NQI29X. Ciearances Of
the Gold Exchange Bank. .S6Ss 800; in the
Gold Room, seven or eiSh million dollars
In gold were sold, under the rule, on ac-
count of unsettled contracts OF September.
The principal sales were on account OF
BeIden q Co, "A. Speyer ard Livermore a.
CO.. Carrying rates were j97 per cent. The
experts sent on from Washfngton began
to-day to count the gold IN the vaults OF
the Eub-Treasury. tits estimated tina the
counting will occupy two weeks.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; of 81.
1l71z@II8; do. '12, l5LMif5I: do 'G4. 1857
91l5S; do. '65. 1EHQ14: do, new, 1870
l0-40s, l07IgiOSi currency Is, Io7Ngl67H.
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Will BE PULLED DoWN.-The old
frame buildings, on the corner Of Main
and Fourth Streets, that were partially
destroyed By a fire some months since,
T to be torn down and hauled away.
We learn that Sebastian Kuhn, the
owner. traded them off for six cords
of wood. which is cheap enough, we
should think. It is likely that Mr..
Kuhn will rebuild in the Spring.
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7I0pn Wnnf.

Ehave just received a boat load of
excellent wood, which is now at the
footo Division Street. All who want
wood, should send their orders in at
once. will sell the wood fifty cents
cheaper en-the cord if taken from the
boat, or before | remove it to the
wood yard, rxnDr JOHN SMYTH
nOy23-tf
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IMPRovING.-The unfortunate Ger
man lady who was injured by the
falling debris from Wingert's brew
cry, on last Tuesday night, and who
was sent to athe County Asylum, is
rapidly improving, and is now able to
converse.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

ANoTHER.-The latest addition to
our curiosity cabinet is an apple with
only one stem and two perfect blooms.
It was presented to US by Josiah N.
Knox. Esq.
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aew York Dry GOODS uarkol.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. -.
DRY GooDs-The market is quiet, but tho
prices ave generally steady tho My
change OF importance IS n reduction iu
Lawrence III or 20: brown cOttOns from
lie 10 lOLc. and BioWn's A A licking from
TTKc 10 IGiIe.
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Hoas.-L. Ruffner, Jr., & Co. cut
up ninety-six hogs yesterday, and
also slaughtered one hundred. Akin
expects to pack about 1000 this week.
Gayisk cut up a small lot yesterday.
The prices are 83@9o. gross, and 100
102c- Al
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

A COOP HoUsE.-During a recent
visit to Indianapolis, we had oeca-
sion to stop at the Palmer House, and
found it to be a first class hotel In
der JEFF. Scott, the gentlemanly host,
great improvements have been made,
and guests receive the best care and
attention. saa E a6iia
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

Taxes PAD.-The amount Of city
taxes paid into the hands Of the Col
lector from Nov. Sd to the Goth. In
elusive, amounts to $32,621 q. This
is not as much as was expected, but
the taxes are still coming il quite
lively.
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CoMMERcIAL-The regular weekly
Commercial and Financial Summary
will be found on the third page of to-
days paper. PIT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

DG~ nc. Bridwell & 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-7
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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CHANGEoF TIME.-We were one day
ahead in our notice of the change of
time on the Evansville and Crawfords-
Vile Railroad. The change goes into
effect to-day. The morning train
will leave at 1910.
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BEFoRE SQUIRE EMERY. The
negro that was arrested by Constable
Hitch, on Sunday, for stealing eight
pieces Of sidewalk planks, had a hear
Ing before Justice Emery yesterday,
and, IN default of 800 bail, was com.
mitted t~ojail. This darkey wilfprob-
ably learn that carrying off a sidewalk
is no joke.
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THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was a
thoroughly wet and disagreeable day,
but the business men were delighted
with it, as it gave promise of causing
a rise in the river. 1t cleared off
last night, however. af & so8
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LEFT BY RAIL.-The theatre troupe
left on the packet on Sunday, and got
as far as French Island, bat were
unable to get over the bar, and re-
turned to this city, and left on the
train for Louisville yesterday morn
ing. We hope to see them return
again ere long.
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just received at Hughes, a full
line Of Gloves for everybody-some
very stylish. and some very strong and
warm. nov23- 1w
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FAIR FATR !

FOR THE NEF or THE
THOLRC SCHDOL HOUSE
Corner ZINE and Zhtrd Streets,
RwVIEL C0BIm EMGE ON MnMmaw
w December 18Th, 1869, aud continue ~
Saturday, December 18TH. THE place wba@G
the Fair VIII DO held, and also mrthor AZ
tatlf VIII be made known IN due time.
b order or tho COmmlttee. r80tF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

PERsoNAL.-Leon Fuherer, Deputy
Postmaster of Mt. Vernon. was in the
city yesterday.
Deputy United States Marshal IL.
N. Bigelow arrived from Indianapolis
by last nights train. He came down
after Hedges, arrested for having $1O,-
600 in counterfeit money In mis- pos
session, and will leave with the pris-
oner, en- route 10 the Capital, this
morning, where Hedges will have his
trial.
Mr.. W. Fl. Hart, Asst. supt. OF
the Northern Division E., II. & N.
r. B.; i. G. Sebree. Director of said
road, and Ell. b. Hanson and d. o.
Day, the contractors who have agreed
to finish the road, came up from Hen
derson on the Fayette last night, ex-
pecting to meet General Boyle. who
did not arriFe.9l
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@ Prane,s Cromos. equal to the
finest Oil Paintings. from 81 80 to
S25 90. Cali and examine them at
F. & BIS. oc1tf
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CITY S.

"a Blank Books very cheap at
the Journal Office. ~
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RIsINe.-The river is rising at this
point, although not very fast. "Small
favors thankfully received" etc,
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RE Another lot Arab, Broche.
Paisley and cheap shaWlss just re-
ceiyed, at S~ehapker, Bussing & Cos.
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DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR.-The

A DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR.-The
social mite of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, held at the residence of DR..
NJ. j. Bray. last evening, was one of
the most pleasant occasions of the
kind that we ever remember. A large
number of ladies and gentlemen were
present, and DR.. Bray and his accom-
plished wife contributed all in their
power towards the enjoyment and
comfort of their guests. An elegant
supper was partaken of by those pres
ent, and the universal expression of
every one was, I'VE have had such a
nice time These social reunions
are very pleasant, and we are pleased
that they are so popular with our
Church people.
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~See "Lost'' notice in Thirty
Cent Column this morning.
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B For Game and nice dressed
Poultry, call ON BERGMAN & SHAFER.
They have a fresh lot on hand this
morning. City Grocery, Third Street,
near Main. nov23 1t
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Snare Ribs. Tender LOins.

Anything in the Pork line to be
had every day, at our Pork House,
First Street, between Sycamore and
Vine Streets.
no20tf L.. RUFFNER, JR., & Co.
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GB- Fish & Barter have a fine
assortment of Ladies initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes to match.
oe1tf
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FIRST DANoE.-The first reunion
Of the classes of Prof. McBride's
dancing school took place at Marlett's
Hall last night.
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Bag= Tonight Neil Warner gives Us
his great im~personation Of Hamlet,
King of Denmark.-E ransUiM Cou-
rieT. m ct sat los
W. have heretofore believed that
Shakespeare made Hamlet a Prince.
Can the theatrical critic of the Cou-
7iier inform us az what period In the
worlds history the melancholy
Dane" became a King?-Ne10 Rdr-
nlonu Register.
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You will find Ladies Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click & Schwartz, OPP
posife the Opera House. sep25
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FRESH OYsTERs.-The old reliable
fresh Maltby, FL. & ~. and G. S. NJ,
large, selected Oysters, warranted
fresh and good, for sale at
III. HERMANN's,
no17tf Agentfor C. S. Maltby.
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BRoUGHT 10 TowN.-Lonis Schma-
del, the Trustee of Perry Township,
who was accidentally shot IN the eye
by Mr.. Thurling, on Sunday last, was
brought to the city yesterday for treat
ment. He is at the residence of Mr..
Thurling, who is determined that the
sufferer shall have every care and
attention that can be supplied. The
left eye is entirely destroyed. and
fears are entertained that he may lose
the right eye, although every effort
will be made to save it. Messrs,
Thurling and Schmadel have long
been warm friends, and Mr.. Z. deeply
deplores the terrible accident.
R4H Writing Inks-bestquality-a
A. T@-.-oI naa1LE HN E5|4Gt.J -
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BD~ See GILBERT 4 Co.'s adver-
tisement of two of the best and finest
Stores in town for Rent. oc29-tf
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A CHANaE.-Major Miner has re-
ceived a commission as Postmaster at
Mt. Vernon, in place of Mr.. Kineaid
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EG Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with varnish for fixing at
Fish q Barter's. oe1tf
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NINTH STREET SoHooL.-ORing to
some necessary repairs having to be
made on the furnace at the Ninth
Street School House, there was no
school held in that building yesterday.
The repairs will be completed to-day,
and school will be resumed tomorrow
mrrrinr
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DIsrANr SH1pMENT-Meggrg CLOUD

DISTANT SHIPMENF.-Messrs Cloud,
Akin & Co., the energetic and live
proprietors of the Evansville Chem
zeal Works, yesterday, made a ship
ment to Boston. of n gross and a
half of Spalding's celebrated Jata-
mansi Hair Regeneration, and one
gross to Philadelphia. Agood article,
we'll advertised. is bound to be in
good demand. This firm has con-
tributed greatly to the reputation OIL
our thriving city.
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Gun PAvEMENTs.- Some special
action is necessary In regard to our
sidewalks. A great number of our
brick sidewalks have large holes in
them, and as they are never repaired,
of course the holes daily grow larger.
Our plank sidewalks are in the same
fix, and it is probable that the City
Council will have to make some
special order on the subject before
any relief can be obtained in this
matter. We need many new side
walks. but those that are out of order
should be repaired at once.
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CoUNCTh P-RoCEEDIaGs
CouNc1L CHAMBER,

oUNC CHAMBER,
) Evansville, Nov. ., 1S69.J
Council met, pursuant to adjourn
meGt.
Present-His Honor Mayor Walker
and Councilmen Steinbaeh. Hopkins,
Semonin, Orr, Hodson, Steineker and
Doughty. 81
The reading of the minutes Of last
meeting was dispensed with.
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Whites Patent Files.

The opinion of Hon, GEORGE BAN
CROFT, the Historian:
Rev, Mr.. WHITE-Dear Sir: For
simplicity, neatness, ease OF hand
ling, adaptation to its purpose, and
cheap9sss, your Paper File is a ne
Since [ used ii, r. wonder how we
got along withoatit I fnd it excel
lent to hold not papers only, and let
teTs, but maps, and charts and plans.
The maps and plans n once in this
Paper File, can be rolledap and lear
ried about, and unrolIed for use better
than if they were In pastebeard COW
ers. 1t is approved by every one to
whom / have shownit2 Eo1aa3
gre Yours truly, 4 ueaTg aqaar
AaGEoRGE BANCROFT.
These files are for sale at the Jour-
nal Office. They range in size from
u to 35 inches. All who have used
them In this city fully endorse Mr..
Baucroft's testimonial. nov12
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGs.-The
first of the series Of Union Prayer
Meetings agreed upon by the Evan
gelical Churches, was held yesterday
morning in Trinity Methodist
Church, where they will be continued
during this week. They are held
from 81 O'clock to 9 O'Clock A. NJ.
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A HEAVY Loss.-On Sunday. as the
steamer Evansville was on her way to
this port from Louisville. the wife OF
Capt. Van Meter. while washing her
hands. deposited her wedding ring. a
fine diamond that cost $3.50, in the
wash bowl, and, after washing her
hands, forgetting the ring. poured it
with the water into the river. oyer the
side of the boat. It was some tim e
afterwards before she missed the ring,
when it at once occurred to her what
had become of it.
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pr Cashmere for Boys ana Mep's
wear, very cheap, at Schapker, = =
sing d Co.'S. ~ E u
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Weeds SeRlng Machine.

1t took the First Premium at the
late Henderson Fair. Office at Hubs
peth q Adams, GO Main Street. If
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n00leT,s RakIng P0Rder.

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 it
cheaper, but the man. testimonials in
its favor pronounce it the BEST IN USE.
Each package contains full a1eight as
represented. Manufactured by Doc
LEY & BROTHER, New York, and for
sale by all Grocers. nov23 3teod.
STRAYED OR STOLEN. large
white Cow-not a spot on herewith
large teats and bag. She was not in
good order, and would make misera-
bic beef. Information left at the
JOURNAL Office wiifbe thankfully re-
ceived. nov22
Millinery! Millinery ! New Millinery!
Just received at Hughes all the
latest styles and prices. nov23-1w
AN Old FOLKS CONCERT
VIII be given.
IN APPROPRIATE COSTUME,
D. A#H E H#
-" BY THE 4
Philharmonic ocIety,
AT THE
OPERA HOUSE,
Thursday Eveniag, Noveanber 25th.
Tickets, so Cents.
Doors open at Z o'clock. Concert
to commence at z:45.
j. L.. CURNIoK,
noY22-4t Secretary.
- 49,
nE We hereby give notice that we
have removed to the Office formerly
occupied by E. IL. Ehrman y Co,
over No. 10 North Water Street,
(Orris Dlock).
j.. @. DUseUCHET & Co.
Evansville, Ind, Nov. l6, 1869.
lIt Ivy asE $3.50 as #-Aa~ 81 tEE ~
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Hosiery ! Hosiery! Hosiery!
A large lot of Hosiery at very low
prices and nice quality at
HUGHES,
nov23-IW No. 46 Main Street.
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GF The best and cheapest Blan-
kets and Balmoral Skirts, at Schap-
ker, Bussing & Co.'S. now
Fl. HERMANN, Candy Manufacturer
and wholesale dealer in Toys, Candies
and Fireworks, has just received a
new and large stock of Christmas
Toys for the holiday trade, for sale It
the lowest wholesale prices.
II. HERMANN,
nov17.tf No. As Main Street.
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enc Storas - Rent.

RTOs. 81 AND 80 NORTH EEm8T SIT.
~ The fOlmcr now occupied bY Miller.
Gardner a Co, wholesale Dry Goods. and
OF the latter II. Eeldmau ~ 90 wholesale
Cloths, etc, occupy the nrBt moor, 10 the
balance of this building (Which is Eepa=
rate has been used nB "a Wholesale Cloth
ing House by =. GumbeFts n Co.
Each store is - feet wide by 100 feet deep
four stories high, with cellars 3 feet iu the
clear under each.
Possession giveR immediately.
To GOOD tenants these stores VIII De
rented VERY Low Apply 10
Is. ~. GILBERT u co..
Whole ale Grocgrg,
novI3 n No. 81 North FIRST Street.
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4 Novelty.

Dirigo's Patent Folding Linen
Lined Shirt Bosoms. Something
new. Try them-it will pay you.
~STROUsE s. Bros, Sole Agents,
nov23tf No. So Main Street.
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BOOTS N o
TURNER

TURNER
Has a very large stock of Boots and Shoes
this Fall, and will sell reliable Custom
Work as low as much poorer goods could
be bought elsewhere. IS fAHEB
The best Boys Boots in the city-whoIe
stock and solid double soles. Also, a bet
ter variety of Fine Calf Boots than was
ever seen In Evansville before Mems
Boots and Ladies' and Chfldren's Shoes In
the best variety and quality.
Children's Shoes a speciality, and the
best stock in the market.
All kinds OF Boots and Shoes made TO
order.
z. W. TURNER,
No. . First Street.
nova dim
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.RGT 500 Towels worth 40 centsa for
% cts. More Millinery just received,
at Schapker, Bussing & Cos. now
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City orders for sale atthe Journal
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pr Initial Paper at the Journal
Oaice-best selection in the city.
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"a Memorandum Books for sale
ut the Journal Office very cheap.
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Rg Writing Inks-bestquality-at
the Journal Office.
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~ORNMFAT-Just received, 100 barrels
- kjIn-drfed cornmeal. FOr sale by AS.
HAYHURST. No. 6 South Water street.
Evansville. Ind. now DOB
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TO -DAY,s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
STORE TO RENT.

2 a III THE FEXrUmEH COMPLETE
-. for a family grocery. Location Gene
traI. HentIow. Apply 10 Or, ~. T. RUM
Gle. No. % First Street. uol3-IW