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Lodge 40. Z, 4. O q. H.: $3.50 lts
BRETHREN: Your Committee, to
whom was referred the duty of pre-
pairing suitable resolutions on the
death of our late brother, VIM. T.
Grammer, who was killed by the re-
cent explosion of the steamer iPhan-
tom, beg leave to submit the folleW
ing report: ~ Ls's-.~t -
WHEREAS God, in His infinite
wisdom, has called from life to- eter-
nifty, our much loved and respected
Brother, VIM. Grammer; and 49,
WHEREAS, By his sudden death,
the Lodge, of which he was a mem
Der In high standing, has been de-
prived of one of its brightest orna
ments-the members thereof one oil
their most genial aud loved compan
ions-the community of good and
greatly respected citizen, and his fam.
ily loving, dutifuI son and brother;
therefore, e3va95 nias'r
Resotged, That we earnestly tende1
our heartfelt sympathies to his greatly
bereayed family, and that We may show
our regard for the memory Of the de-
ceased Brother, the emblems of this
Lodge be draped in mourning for tho
period Of thirty days. Eu94 or
ResolUed, That copy Of these res
olutions be published in, the city pa.
pers, and that a copy be presented, ia
the friends of the deceased.
THOMAS j. GROVES
II. W. BIPPUs,
RONALD FISHER, s-,a
Committee,
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Louisville Market.


BY telegraph LoUIsVILLE, Oct. /.
FLoUR-F4rm Ealcs OF super at 5000 rs.
GRAIN-Unchanged He'd wheat, 81 10
white, 81 %. Corn, bulk, 95c. oats, bulk
50955c Rye, 80995c.
sugar lie Prime New Orleans molaaBea,
T5e Prime Rio coffee, 231zc.
ToBACCO--Leaf quieti sales 70 hhds at
81 590i3 80.
PRoVIsIoNs-Flrm. Mess pork. g33. Ba-
con, shoulders, l7c; clear rib, 205<g20J6c;
clear sides, 201ka1ytzc.
LARD-l90l9IZc.
HAMs-2i1Sc Tor sugar cured; 25c for ex-
ira sugar cured.
WHIsKT--El 1891 10.
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By Telegraph.l NEW YORK, Oct. ].
The dry goods trade opened a little
brighter and more active, nut closed
tamely; prices Though less buoyant IN the
main rule steady however. TACOMA brown
cotton hannels were scarce and prices risen
TO l9c; Pacific Mis- prints reduced 70 l35zc;
fine pain cottDns are about jzc per yard
lower; Atlantic brown sheetings are re-
duced to 1ZI%cs Bolts to l2c: MassachBaetl
b b TO l2JSc: do j 20 12c: New Market TO
l2Lc aud Bedford II TO l21zci standard
sheetfDgs steady at l65zc for good brands.
Plafded dress goods are scarce and high :
niafded fancy and sash ribbons are also
scarce. and bringing aWfully high prices.
Black silks depressed. Comlnon DalmOrals
are getting very scarce ana looking up de-
cfdGIW.
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River DisDafel,aa.


,NEW ORLEANS. Oct. I.-ArrIved-Vfr.
silla' Departed-McGilI, for ST. Louis.
NASHVILLE. October 1.-River falling; IS
lnches on Harpeth Shoals. Weather fair
1dEMPIIIs, Oct. I.-Weather clear and
warm. AFfsTed-BelIe ST. Louis DanaTf-
ed-ColoradOt for Vfcksburp Mohayvr "a
bargess for New Orleans. " = -'-iA
CINceINNATT, October I.-Arrived-Glaz-
gov, 1defnphis; SalIie, Plttsburg DeDarf-
e. Ds2na, ~. Louis. RIVER rising rap
L4iys WIN thIfteen feet six inches in tie
channel. Falling above.
LOUISVILLE, OctoberI. Port Iist-Rates.
vile, CINCINNATI to White River; Minnie
Howell, Cincinnati TO New Orleans: Arr
cosy Cincinnati to Memphis; Glendale
St. Louis to Pfttsburg: Charmer Cfuciu-
natl TO Evansville. River falling with 3
ieet inches water in the canal, z feet 9
Inches on the falls and foot 8 inenes over
the rceks. Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO, Illinois. October I.-Port List
caro- 81. Louis To Memphis 9 p n: Iurns-
den, Granville packet, 10 p n: Mary
houston, New Orleans to Louisville. II
r. ~. Cora -, Cincinnati to Memphis
A. M; BurksvilIe, Nashville packet. hi
A. NJ -. Joseph. st. Louis ID Hickman. B
?. NJ Marbie City, st. Louis to Vfckgbury
2 N. The River has fallen three inches
cloudy. Mercury 749.
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RECORDERS CoURT.--There was
but little business transacted in the
Recorders Court. stagnation having
followed the heavy run Of the first
part of the week.
VIM. Bishop was drunk and dis
orderly-a very bad habit for any man
to imbibe. He was charged s. go.
Paris Dunning. who had been raised
to do better, got drunk and obstrepu-
lous. He was pulled by the police,
and His Honor thought that 81 so
would atone for the inadvertency.
An affidavit was fled against
Foster. the suspected ineendiary, but
the State not being ready, the case
was continued until, Tuesday, at 2
O'clock pm. lt3 9s
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HOUSE AND LoF AT AUCTION To-
DAY.-We call the particular atten-
ton of all persons in search of a bar
gain to the sale of the residence of
DR.. r. A. Armistead. Tue property
will be sold at the Court House at 2
O'Clock this afternoon, By I. M. FL
lott, and it viii be rare chance to
secure a fine residence within few
squares of the Postofice. There are
some extra inducements held out to
whoever may purchase this house, and
one is that the deferred payments will
draw no interest. Remember the time
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ndfUpean harref.


~ DApAesl LoNDpNi oct #. I.. FL
ga-ohsoI.s-.FoT money, 0si account gt.
~ ~ 49, .o1,,al91i OF ,o3, 65li 1l, 81. lD-s
kAefai Oeb l1iif stoaE hfm
l .iN 3Ff269Li oct re nrfa reutoH. nf1c.
and exporterg.l8 900 bHifHt ~ f06t IHir4
bales, b go Of Which was AmlIItsfs afn6
"a 19U bales lnelqdinB DE- 0.0l9 Anerutl-
American MARKET to-day. daeifna gf Il
"a closing Cat sales 6GD bales Ut mIl@
dung upiands 40 lk56ds orifHua IIi.f
Manchester mcrEet heavy hraaH .Ha
Quieii rece pts ~ Wheal for tLfHa DAVID
1000 quarters, iucludlug oN0 AmarIrHn.
California white, I0t Bag rrl. Wo. Earn = fr
as 5e. Western nour. As. Conn rs III.
Oats as A. Pea, 4fR ga. Foflz, ll9s. Heaf.
6yc' Lard ~ yheefe % 8ai Bacon. 058
Oh spiIlts % Eetruleuuls hdt rehued. I8
tfa. 1alipWi iIa. IufHentine 2a Oh.
LinGeed Oh 3das
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MONEY SAvED.-R. w. Harper &
Co., No. 30 First Street, are now Of
fering to the trade a large variety of
fine tobacco and cigars efatheir own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock, and will sell as
cheap as the same articles can be
bought Ia 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 transpOr-
tation from the East as we'll as the
profits made by the Wholesale dealers.
seD23tf ~ N
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THE OPERA HoUsE.-On Monday
night We are promised the first ap-
peaTanee Of a full and highly talented
theatrical company at the Opera
House. under the management of S.
B. Dufheld, who is well and favorably
known among theatre goers of. this
city. Mr.. e. T. Stetson and Miss
Minnie Monk, who take the leading
roles, stand high in their profession.
Among the memberslof the company
we recognize the names of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. r. Pierce, who are we'll
known here, and who will receive a
hearty welcome from their many
friends in this city. We anticipate a
great rush at the Opera House on
Monday night. 81 EsIt
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DIRECT IMPORTATION. - Messrs.
Mark, Warren & Co., the enterprising
wholesale queensWare merchants, adj
vertise large stock of feather dust
ers, direct from manufacturers in AL
tona, Prussia. This is the first direct
importation of the kind ever made to
Envelopes, Initial and French Papers,
beautiful Colored Inks, Faber's small
Everpointed Pencils, and elliott
3O3 Pens are kept for sale at the
JOURNAL. Office. Uaa ~
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F1REi FIREll-In order to supple
ment the deficiencies of our city fire
department, and avoid the risk at
tending short supply Of water. it is
proposed to have an exhibition of q
fire extinguisher on the levee tonight
at 8 O'Clock, near the foot Of Main
Street, that each citizen may deter
mine the propriety of securing to him
self the means of suppressing a fire
in less time than it takes generally to
convey the alarm to the engine houses.
IF the night is not rainy the exhibi-
ton will take place-after which we
shall give our opinion of the merits
of the machine as a preventive of the
dangers which threaten our city.
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and inattention to duty and unskillfulness
as engineers, the eby causiD 2 the explosion
of the boilers of the stea M boat Phantom,
on the 18th day OF September, 1869, and
we refer all whom It may concern
70, the laws made and provided for
al such cases-Act Of July 4. 1854, section
9TH. entitled an act further to regulate the
carriage OF passengers In steamships and
other vessels, and section 9, article of
the laws passed by Congress- August both.
1917: An ACT 70 amend an act entitled an
act 70 provide for the better security of the
llVes OF passengers on board Of vessels
propelled in whole or In part bv steam.
and for other purposes.
oigneds JNO. F. WASIIEGTOE
ROBERT GOOD,
Y. >. Local Inspectors, Mem phis, Tenn.
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BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY.--The only
case before Justice Emery yesterday
was the filing an affidavit against
George Van Blariean, charging him
with completely in the recent incendi-
airy fires, with which the city has been
visited during the past week. As in
+ the case of Foster, the State was not
ready for the examination. and the
case was continued, but will probably
come up again this morning.
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ACKNowLEDGEMENT.-We neglect
ed, Internationally, to acknowledge
the receipt Of most beautiful and
fragrant bouquet, from an accomplish
ed young lady, on Thursday. She
will please accept our thanks and
pardon cur neglect.
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NeR OrIeana Markat.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Oct. I.
CoTToN-sales, 1000 bales; for the week.
1920 balesi market decidedly lower mid
dlings, 235I@245zc.
FLoUR-Luu at 6 7596 10.
CoRN-Light supply white, 81 106l l2<.
OATs-6Sg60c.
BRAN-fl 20.
HAY-Dull at s2892T 90.
PORK-E33 IS.
BAcON-Firm at l71k92I1&c.
LARD-I0G2l1<c.
SUGAR-l14Gl41Zc.
MoLAsSES- Reboiled, T0dB0e.
WHIsKY-st 25gl ~,
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Sow T0FE Colo 1nd g1ool n-rIr--

~ AEleMNMAMsl NEW ElWw Ef.H
MONEY Market easy durfur fbr .rlfrr.
noon ana before he closing 90 tho hanEa
money could be hfd qulIe freely III bod
Dl9coumtb nominal.
7l187M.
G0LD-OpBned 70 lao. touched r4a,- -...r
eloaed az l5y5a. Ile bub-Iraa aaId Il
million at I'D bb-l80ul80 I1-I05 garrtft-
rates per CENT aud d e. % nat Tor borrow.
doVERNAn' MIS- Active and higher. Ban.
Lculnrly 90 eurrenCgf o. cloalIr tIrarr
Coupons 'Bls ll8%mtlD& do. fal faais. ~
do. ~, llDMmiig5z dO. 05, 1890 5000
neWf lt9nilb18i DO. .1k fid5k Mukns dol
,o3 ll39uszs lQ-l04 lWll0l852, chfrsncg
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HENDERSON COUNTY FAIR.-The
Henderson Fair will commence on
the 10Th inst, and promises to be one
Of the best ever held in the county,
and their Fairs have generally been
of a superior character. We are in
debted to the officers of the Associa-
tion for a complimentary ticket, a
pressing invitation to attend and the
assurance Of their most generous hos
pitality.
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Bar Weber & Co. have this day re-
ceived another large shipment of
Hats and Furs. Among them is the
American Girl, the improved Sinbad
in new colors, more Boys and Youths
Hats, elegant and stylish. Call before
Saturday night. as you can be better
waited upon. Remember the Tiger,
two doors from the. corner of Second
and Main. sll4 sep21-tf
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FOUNDATION LAID. - We under
stand that the foundation stones. for
the abutment Of the Sycamore Street
Sewer were laid yesterday. and every
effort will be made to complete the
masonry before the river rises. The
imminent prospects of rain last night
created much anxiety on psFti Of the
wharf committee, but precautions have
been taken to prevent disaster in case
a heavy rain should come. 1t is to be
hoped the work will be accomplished
before any further damage is done.
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P i. GEIssLER & Co. are just re-
oeiEing their Fall stock of Watch
Chains, Jewelry. Silver and Plated
Ware. They have now decidedly the
largest stock of the above goods ever
offered in this market, which they sell
at the lowest Eastern cash prices
Call and examine their stock,
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THROUGH the efforts of our friends
we have nice lot of goods to show
you, at No. 133 Main Street, between
Fourth and Fifth. Give US a call.
We will suit you in price, style and
fit. ." DAVIDSON & BECKER,
Merchant Tailors, 1873 Main Street.
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NemDhlg naPket.

BY Telegraph.l MEEPH1s. Oct. 1.
COTTON Weak; middling 21c; receipts
98I bales; exports IA bales.
FLOUR-D Unchanged.
CORN-Sl l00l 10.
OATs-60d62e.
BRAN-S2la2t
PORK-S34 50.
I4ARD-20d2ic.
BAC0S-steady; shoulders, I7c; sides, 2lo.
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The ONLY ONE. = The Courier
walls over a gross grammatical error
that disfgured its columns on Thurs
day morning. As it is the first aud
onzy one that has ever appeared in its
columns We hope its readers will for
give it this time. 1t requires men of
genius to commit grammatical errors.
But then this was a gross grammatical
error.
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LOCAL NOTICES

h% Those new and elegant style
Buttoned and Laced Shoes have ar
rived, and can be bought only at Chute
and Hennings. Ladies, please call
and examine them. Oct2, 1t.
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"a Every person who has much
writing to do, is interested in getting
good Ink, Pens, and Paper. The very
best quality of these articles can be
found the JOURNAL Office. Alarge
supply of the genuine Arnold and
Stephens's Ink always on hand. Also
Carriers Combined Writing and Copy
ing Fluid-the best article in the
market.
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@ If you have fine gold OF sill
yer watch you value highly, that re-
quires cleaning or any repairs, take it
to RoseneTans & Smiths store, on
Second Street. below Main. They do
their own work-which is a guarantee
that it will be we'll done.
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CALM.-After a storm. it is said !,
there is always a calm.1 After the
storm Of excitement, not altogether
unmixed with terror, which has pre-
vailed IN our city for two or three
days past. a great calm has occurred,
and yesterday everything was as quiz
escent as a goose pond after a tenn:
nest. ~
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{ MATRI8IONIAL.-T recent panic
in gold has produced panic in the
matrimonial market and an Immense
rush has been made for permits upon
the Clerk Office during the past week.
The following parties obtained per-
mits to esohew single bedsteads !:
Conrad Folner and Lizzie wager;
Peter Haag and Margaret Sasse John
Burke and Cornelia Bixler; David
Lipstine and Bertha Oettinger; Albert
B. Schneider and Antonetta Welz-
baeher; Joseph Hunt and Alice A.
Cochran; VIM. Habler and Catharine
Hudi; Chas. Brooks and Malinda
Proudfoot; George n. Wells and
Emma Steele; Thos. Harrington and
Mary Cloninger; Andrew Schmitt
and Lizzie Boseker; Charles Stewart
and Julia Scantlin; John Shepard
and Mary Farmer; Abraham J.
Forbes and Sarah G. Bell; William
j. BIoomer and Clara J, Swope.
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BI american Watches in gold or
silver eases, silver ware, jewelry, and
the best New York. gold pens, are a
few of the articles that Rosencrans &
Smith have lor sale at their JeWelry
Store on Second Street Repairing of
fine watches is a business in which
they excel.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-The Criminal
Court-Judge Robinson's-will con-
vene again on Monday, and the Grand
Jury will also again be in session, and
will probably find considerable work
to do. - .ElNs
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ANOTHER FIENDIsH KU KLUx
OUTRAGE.-We have intelligence
from a creditable and responsible
correspondent, that Willie Bruce, an
old negro man, was shot dead in his
own yard. near Providence, Webster
County, KY, by the Ku Klux, on the
23d of September. The negro had
been robbed of about $40 in money a
short time before he was killed.
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SALE OF VALUABLE Property.
Do not forget the sale at auction, Of
the fne house and lot Of Dr.. Armi-
stead, adjoining Trinity Church, on
Third Street It takes place at ? P.
NJ. to-day.
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SHOE TIPs.-The American Shoe
Tip Company have introduced, this
season, a new white metal tip, which
by wear has the appearance of silver
and is decidedly ornamental. a metal
tip adapted 10 frst-class shoes. has
long been needed. This new tip
meets this demand, and must come
into as general use on the finer grades
of children 8 shoes as the copper tips
have on the common grades.-Boston
Journal r5ssr-
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Our SUGGESTION. - Our modest
Fourth Street contemporary says the
City Council met in secret session on
Thursday, and acted on our sug-
gestion." How we apples do swim. !"
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We are Informed, and we take
pleasure iii announcing IT. that the
tickets In the Land Sale areselling
rapidly. From all quarters reports
come in that must be cheering to all
Interested. Seve8al hundred tickets
have been disposed of by the agent
here since the postponement, and no
rational doubt can be entertained that
the drawing will come of at the time
fR6dr gg glass a aEe66t g d.i i net bsseEs
the time Of the postponement. -
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One Thousand nolIars Rewsrd

One Thousand Dollars Reward will
be paid for the arrest and conviction
of any incendiary setting fire to any
property in the city of Evansville
the same to be payable on conviction
of the party.
By order Of the Evansville Board
of Underwriters.
j. w. NExsEN. Pres't.
IL. r. LAWRENCE, See'y.
Evansville, Oct. /, so. ct
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PERsoNAL.-Col. George W. Cor
man and Mr.. Loekbart, Of Owens
vile, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Harry G. Bates. Manager OF the
Louisville Opera House, left for
Louisville by last evenings train.
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but incendiary fires are not to our
fancy. We would prefer Opponents,
horse races, or even Woman's Rights
Conventions, or prize. fights.
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A QUIET NIGHT.-We are happy to
record that, after several nights Of
terror, produced by the torch of the
incendiary, all was quiet throughout
the city last night, and all our people
enjoyed night Of undisturbed re-
pose. It is hoped exemption from
the same cause Of terror will long
exist. We ike items. and good ones !;
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- The LAST DAY.-Saturday is the
last day for the payment Of delin-
quent tax at 10 per cent. After that
Is per cent. will be added. Those in
terested will please make a note of
this. FRED LUNKENHEIMER,
se30-3t Treasurer.
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and impassioned eloquence, she IS not
excelled by any of our popular lee
tnrerso As the lecturer is a lady of
color we doubt not she will receive a
large audience.
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RE9IGTOus Ne1rTCE

Trinity II, E. Mission. Preaching at lO1S
A. M, by Rev. F. G. Inglehart, and at "a P.
N, by the Pastor. Rev. J. Poucher. sun
day school at2 m The public. especially
strangers, are invited.
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Commemorative were several
slight inaccuracies in paragraph
published yesterday relative to Inter
nal Revenue matters, VIII. Warren,
Jr.. has entered uponsthe duties of
the Assistant Assessorship of the
Tenth Division, just formed. Item
braces all of Vanderburgh County
west and northwest Of Main Street
and the E. & G. Railroad. Mr.. P. G.
Eberwine continues as Assistant As
SCISSOR of Division No 2, embracing
all the county above the aforemen-
toned dividing line. There are ten
divisions in the First Collection Dis
trict. Aaell
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NastvIIIe martat

BY Teiograph.l NAsHVfnEr. ora. q.
= GgqQTTgo32;---Good ordinary 23ei low mld-
81 20
GoRM-fI
OhTB-f1c.
HTE-6l
HAnLET-9l %.
bLUUR--e5 20 q FOR kupaf0ne nHd far.#-
BAcoN--side g. io5Sei h8ma zoe. snouid6fa
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Rr Go to Fish & Barriers and get
one of those beautiful Bibles. They
have a complete assortment of Family
and Pocket Bibles. ee1tf
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Br A full supply Of fine writing
paper, legal and foolscap paper, and a
large assortment of envelopes for sale
at the JOURNAL Office.
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Bg For fne American, English
and Swiss Watches. varying in price
from $40 to $500 each, go to
oc2 ?. L. GEIssLER & Co.
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COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-The Court
Of Common Pleas was in session but.
a short time yesterday, and transacted
no business of general public interest.
The term will we presume close to-
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WANTED TO RENT.-A house with
from four to seven rooms. within ten
squares of Post Office. Leave word
at the JOURNAL Office. sep30-3t
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Valuable City Lets for EaIe-The
LOngWOrth Tract,

About forty acres, or sixteen blocks
of the Longworth Tract, divided off
into suitabl and eligible building lots
viii be sold at Auction some some
in October. The exact day Of sale
VIII be annaunced shortly, aud the
terms will be made known on the day
of sale. The attention of all persons
MANI THANKS, GENTLiEiM1EiEEt@2--.f or
the extraordinary manner in saving
from the fire, the care with which our
goods were handled, and the utmost
vigilance to keep them until they
were safely stored in another house,
for which We tender our most crate
full thanks.
DAVIDSON & BECKER,
8 Merchant Tailors. 133 Main ST.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-02

B9 Fish & Barter have a fine
assortment of Ladies initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes to match.
oc1tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-02

"a The Wedding Paper and En-
velopes at the JOURNAL Office, are
the finest ever in this city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-02

B@- The best stock of Dry Goods
and Millinery, at lowest prices. can
now be found at Schapker, Bussing &
Co.'s. $50 seq
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-02

BG We shall commence the sale of
reserUed seats for BLIND TOMS Con-
CERT this (Friday) morning.
oct1 WARREN & CONJUNCTION.